The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-21
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.


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be respected. nIo,ons proceeding
maa and shail be pot down. The
Laws a the state must be enforced
Pcaos sad order be maintained and
lives and property protected lie
then calls on ri0trrs 70 retire, declar-
ing be uill u.s. all necessary power 10
restore order.
Huudrsds d Wild reports and ~.
mors are flying about tie eily. Many
81 which are erAgseraiions. facts alone
are bsd enough.
Ia Yorkville and Harlem the rioters
have been drmoiishing houses
Arms have been removed from threat
ened places 10 safe localities Pro.
yosi Marshal Nugenl has been notified
from Washingioo TO suspend III. draft.
All communication geographically.
East or West. has brcn suspended.
The Mob having Torn down al wires
~ far ~ Williams Bridge, driving
The lrlegraphers ~, threatening their
lives.
All Eastern operations were locai.
"a last night and until . o'clock this
a. a., n a car on ihe Railroad track 2
miles from Harlem. The mob dis.
covered them and drove them of.
The Mayor has prohibited the sale
Of Gre arms and al such stores are
closed. The day so far has been a
horrible one. There was fearful ri
Of in "a Avenue this p. m, In which
the Military charged and fired several
times on the mob, killing 10 and
wounded many more. Col. o Brien
Was captured by the fcnds and beat
"a TO a jelly and then hung to lamp
post, corner 34th ST., and lsi Avenue.
A building, in which some 20 armed
rioters were, was surrounded by po-
lice, only one door for exit and every
rioier as he appeared at this door was
handsomely beaten to the ground by
the police. Mob also defeated by po-
lice aided by regulars IN fifth Avenue,
between SSth and 18Th SITS.
Heavy rio, also going on in 10th
Avenue.
PM.
Markets all dull. No business do.
ing.
I, is understood that Mayor Op-
dyke has delegated all necessary pow
er 10 act in the City 10 Gov. Seymour.
Fort Monroe, IA.
Fort powiaian,on James River was
taken possession Of by our fleet, on
Saturday. All the guns and men has
been removed. The gun boat Union,
Capt Conray jus, arrived here from
Charleston. bound to New York re-
ports all OF Morris Island captured
except Fort Waggoncr The enemy
lbs, in killed, wounded and prisoners
between 700 and 500.
The attack commenced last Friday,
A. NJ. The Union left Monday p. NJ,
ut which time the progress was pro-
ceeding with every probability Of
capture. Five Monitors were engag-
ell.
Washingion.July Ia.
Adyiccs from Nicksburg 10 tho 9th
reports twcnty-sevcu thousand rebels
have been paroled up TO that time.
Sixty thousand stand of small arms
had been found in good copdiiion, and
more were constanlly being discover
ed. They were concealed in caves
as we'll as in all the buildings.
The siege and sea-coast guns found
exceed sixty, and The whole captured
artillery is above 200 pieces.
The store Of rebel ammunition also
proved TO be surprisingly heavy. The
stock Of army clothing is officially in
voiced at five millions confederate
pieces. of sugar, molasses and salt,
there is a large quantities. Sixty
thousand pounds Of bacon were found
in one place.
Headquarters, Army Potomac,
July II.
Lees army Withdrew from their
position around Williamsport, and last
night re-crossed the Potomac at FALL
ing Waters, by pontoon bridge, and
Fat boats at Williamsport Ferry.
A portion Of Gen. Pleasanton's
Cavalry entered Williamspor this
morning and captured many prisoners.
Leo had had previously sent over his
plumber trains.
A general movement was ordered
this morning, and ou- forces we're in
motion nj an early hour and found the
entertainments vacated.
Washington, July II.
The following despatch has just
been received -
Headquarters, Army Potomac,
July II, Pm.
III. w. Halleck, Gen..in- Chief.
Ny Cavalry nov OCCUPY Falling
Waters, having oyertaken and eaptur,
ID brigade Of Infantry. 800 strong
Guns, two caissons, two battle-fags
and large number Of small arms.
The enemy is all across the Po,o
mac.
G. G. MEApE.
New York. July IL.
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