The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-22
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Rebel Losses up 80 iise Faii OF
yiCksbisfg, 43, 700.
Adns. Lee attacks Fort Dafiins.
Brass not at Riehmond.
Large numbers Of Gen. Lees
straggisrs Captured.
Yaxoo City taken.
Shea man besiegiug Johnston al
Jackson. li
Capture of nearly all M0rgan's
Command Morgan Escapes.

LoUIsYnAR, July 21--The Cincinnstil
Gazette's Vicksburg correspondent says
duringssixty four days campaign, end
ing with the capture of Vicksburg, the
rebel loss in killed, wounded and MISS
ing, was forty-three thousand, seven
hundred. We captured two hundred
and thirty pieces of artillery, nearly
fifty thousand Enfield rifles designed for
herebel army west of the Mississippi,
and twenty-on thousand stand of other
arms.
New YORK, July 21.--Lee has attacked
Fort Darling. Result unknown.
The Washington Posts special denies
that Meade has been relieved of the com
mand of the Army of the Potomac.
Returned prisoners from Richmond
don't think any of Bragg's army has
reached there. Richmond papers report
the Federsls in considerable force land
ing at Brandon, to make raid on the
Weldon s. Petersburg road.
Our.cayslry have captured large guam
titles of stragglers within the last two
days from Lees retreating army.
Halifdr. - The steamer Africa from
Liverpool 11th, has arrived. Cotton un-
changed; breadstuffs. very dull; consols
ninety-two and five eighths.
PARrs.-Bourse dull; rentes GS and so
New YORK, July 21.--Gen. Osterhaus
was killed on the 18th.
The Union forces are Smelling Jack
son, Miss.
Rebel advices say fhe Federals were
repulsed Sunday, with loss of one
Thousand.
General Heron captured Yazoo City
with two hundred and fifty rebel priso-
ners therein.
The gunboat DeKalb, accompanying
the expedition, was blown up by rebel
torpedoes and sunk. No lives lost.
Gen. Sherman is besiesing Johnston At
Jackson. II is said that Johnston can
not escape.
a large feet Of transports, conveyed
by gunboats. have gone up Red River
under command of Gen. Ransom.
Oar forces at Ailliken's Bend and Lake
Providence are suffering considerably
from sickness.
Rayar.-The English papers are an
ticipating great Confederate victories and
specializing on The consequences of Davis
everthrowing Lincoln.
CINc1NNATI July 81.
Morgan's whole command, excepting
himself and very small squad, have
been captured. Under flag of truce,
be requested one hour for consideration
of surrender. Gen. Shackelford gave him
forty minutes, daring which time he, with
small squad, escaped. Shaekelford
thinks be will get him tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-The Philadel-
phia Inquirer says the whole rebel army
is reported being checked at Bunker Hill,
Virginia, by Union troops in their rear.
Gen. Averill is reported to be feeling
the enemy strongly on their western line
of retreat for two days past. 1t is be-
lieved Generals Eweli and Hood are in
strong force between Martinsburg and
Hedgeville. The rebel pickets form a
front from Hedgeville to the Shenandoah
river, eight miles from Harper's Ferry.
Whole rebel force estimated at 10000.
New York, July 21.-Gold closed at
25lc.
LOUISVILLE, July 21.-Reports are
prevalent that john Morgan has been
captured in disguise, working as Coop
er, near the Virginia line. We cannot