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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
NJ. oouvsfss expressed Il. that the D .mocraoy
Of tbls clty end county arc alive. ts1ol,

AN ournAor uPoH ouR CouNrRY's FLAG AND
uros PrnsohAL RioHTz.- me-. r. F. Nsiswand6s
on Thursday last hung out in front Of bis gro.
csry store In tho Buckeye block National flag, ,
on which were inscribed the words--"The Con.
susution and the .UnIon-- VallandIgham and
fusn'" 'O'te''s .s,iAtz .s,,.as4 ea
About i've o'clock yesterday afternoon some
persons In the gafb of soldiers, placed them.
selves In front Ct the store, threat tening to tear
the, hag down IT. II was not removed. Mr..
Nelswandsr mildly but firmly demonstrated
WHO the rioters, remarkiDg that II was Bile right
90 an American citlsen to place the flag there.
and there y should remain as long az he chose,
fhs haditO defend Il At The cost Of hls life.
Quite q large crowd soon gathered, aud for .
% snort n time The excitement ran pretty high,
threatening some serious. results. Capt. Skies
was, however, as soon as spprIssd of the tumult,
promptly on the ground, and caused number
OF the rioters 70 be, arrested and placed in the
Buafu mousse 1nrlot'iJ .hlIuptI aa.ss.s
FOR this prompt and decisive action 10 pre-
venting lawisss and rioious outrage. upon prI-
vate rights, BY those who should be the guard
ians Of these rights as we'll as Of the public
peace, Capt. skiles deserves the thanks Of the
entire community. i. 'ais .',i 1900
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From Kentuckv,

LoUIsvlLk July 3O.-At Paris, KY, the enemy three
hundred and seventyhye strong drove In our pickets
when they were driven back two miles and
attempted to flank US and burn the BRIDGE The Forty.
the rest toward Mt Sterling Dol. Sanders at Wlnchea
ter attacked their main force strong with
eight pieces ofartlery The enemy fetreated toward
Irvine, Sanders punung. None Of our men were hart
The railroad s all sate Gen. BurbrIdge home on fur
Tough, volunteered his services and was compmentsd
for his gallantry. g4p grI % .-s.-
Gen. Rousseau spiritedly addressed large and on.
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wAsHINeToN r0wHsaiP.

IMPRonPIU MEErIss -Ju.t before desk las,
evening IL was rumorsd 90 the It eel shat Hen.
George Pdgh vobla snlys si6S the Salu from
Delaware on bis way 60 Cifcisville. where he
speaks D ~ Hsmp elsb soh's band sud .
h large spnoouraoof cit z'ns WsLt to, the depot,
aud on the a,ry.i oftbs traio, esoottsd Mr.,
Pugh 60 che Net II 'uss, y hsIeisa immense as
semblage gie,tsd him S'3 s1 'n
Mr., Pass, thoash lAbofing under exhaustion
from lddreasihy I'm menss gatherings Of the
people in other ccuhtss for several consecutive
days, msde few brief rematks 70 the oltisens
present, which we're essivsd wish the most en-
thusisstio cheers. gial.ai6 s4dll5o
Mr.. Push referred totbe immense ousEourT
ings of the people a. all the Democratic meet
ings he had attended, showing that theIs was
an upfising 10 the nasses. such az never had
: before been Witnessed In Ohio. The people
were awake and fred With an invipcible deter
mIns.ion to maintain their fiehtsof personal
liberty and speech at oil hazards-- -psscsabiy
II they could, iorcibly they inusfsaas "A
n w. sout NsStovtA ~ HieNrp fNptf hfuserbs
In which be spoke Of thS recent DsmporatIo
meetings he had attended with MI! aPash. They
were At Bellsfontsine, Logan county, on
Wednesday, and spoke to an Jasssmslags Of
isom ten Ia, fifteen ihoussnd; !; st Matisvills,
Union county, on Thussdsy. .thsy' addressed On
3 equally largo apdishes, and q ssDsIawsrs yessef-
day (Ffiday) there wss an immense gathering
Of from fifteen to twenty thousand people,.
! o. Col. Groom was followed BY Hon. George
!. L! Converse, Who spoke ln strong and decided
{ terms In rspudisiion of the outage attempted
TO be committed 10 the city yessssdsy sftg-
noon by some persoos, passing, Tor soldiers,
threatening to tear down % Ahsrloan flag on
which were inscribed tbss vofds-AsTbe Con-
stitution and the Uaicns ss--,,y sflapdiehAm and
! Pugh." MI. coHssnS gave ALI apsiscps dis
posed 10 commit similar ou.ragss To- Iundsr-
stand that sthIpss would noiI b ,,oiarA.sd-
that Democrats would hsihtslnD ahsls Isights,
and those y no attempted 10 dsleoFats out oodn.
,ry'sass and rob their fslioa.dl,lzsus Of The
same rights they themselves claimed, would do
Il ct their peril. ~ siSIssS Z IA. az 4 81 "SsA
After Mr.. Converse had concluded, lit. Low.
IsnateIhmsaegohs psEiuput trsmsfa tnd De
assembly. disnersedz EM ea ssuaispgq DO sud-
. denly gashstsdy ana swithddt' prsnoHs nsllus,
thatAsstsssnipg was probably the Isssbst syer
assembled In the city, n was Sa'Svidsnos,ul
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$40 LOAN,

nov for a limltad nariod h ha ohtainaa M mar.
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The Loans OF the doysrpmen,. matn,nu IN 1871 ara
now llnO AT ,Ix mar cant n,sr,r rh..a .oon,I -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

The DIFFERENCE 1t WAS stated 10 the Gin
cinnah papers the other day that when the
mother of John Morgan applied 10, permIs ,
sion to see her min the city prison. her request
was denied; but the came papers aftsr~A d gave
an account Of an interview in the pri,On bstw cen
Morgan and an old negro who had formerly be-
longed 10 his father and had run away.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

KIND WoRps,--Kind words! how cheap. in
deed. and yet how very dear. Kind words are
lEisaRens sssss Anesl messengers. So Is Her
rick Aliens Gold Medal SalerAtus esrth'a
sweet messenger TO al who love good. nice,
light, white BIsoult. You had better throw
your -four away, and 90 hungry, rather than use
any oshsr lot HsrAok Aliens, and have
no other; y 10 apharmlsss % -four. Tty IT,
Most every body sslls II. Depot ll2 Liberty
stfeetrgRg SnnH HgY q. 81 10 n.Ua .e..g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

UHAnlnous yERpicr. most rigid anal
ysls by good chemists has failed to discover
hythiugih ahe 0haicsi Sslsrstas which can,
whom pzopesly used, be in the least degree dst,
Eipsntal " health, While the women Of our
coontsy enssttain ssntimsnts widely dlifsrsns
'upon oehw msttsIB, alloonour ina verdict that
" Qhsmlasl aslwstss 70 the only IufalIibls or
NE tnusenfor light and sweet bread. sgoI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

The best advice that can be taken 10 70 sdus
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound BY
using HuDson's UsRivALLED ToorH PAsrr.. Call
for II At studer'a. Marple's, samuel's, Roberto,
Wilson's, schueller's, shaup's. Denig's, Ridg-
ways, J. FoWlef's,, d, ID. g., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumsrs anywhere. Try II one
and ALL IL. - go .--.I u. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
Delegates to the Democra ic County
Convention tO.day.t WhG N 7

g |
The following delegates to the County Con.
VENT n to be heid to-dsy, were elected, ssi
eyenial: e5E5fITe6 Ia
CITY OF ooLUHBUs.
FiRsT WARD--Isaac II Marrow, Michael
Trainor, Henry Ffeelsnd. ]
SKooND WARr-Rankiu Walkup, ]. Milton
Armstrong. -..Ft,
THIRD WARD &C, A. Wagner, Michael Lunlz,
ID. w. Brooks. = - bUsA Rgfuit1 %
FOURTH Wand - IssaG Ebssly, John g.
Thompson, Joseph RodenIels. Joho Weaver,
. Jacob Emmsrt, W a. Miller alg ,ss =
FiYrH WARD-Jaoob Reinha,d, Fred. Beck,
John Rapp, N. Msurer, A.. sohsb. Fred, Bider,
J.P. Remmy.
SIXTH wAip--John RAIDER, W. selIgsr, D.
Koeix, Charles Wiltmsnnil O. Born, H. D.bus,
A. Schneider, P scbiile.
sEvEnrH WAap-os p Hines, r. Forncff,
VIM. Wall, y. K,olt, r ,scbaft. J. M. K,ernsr.
EIGHTH WAAD--JOhn EIrley, Chss. Schwsn-
ssr, John Walsh, Patrick Ducan, Peter
Murphy. S'H" u' - ia 'f =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
Fight at Lancas,er XIV.

special says This morning our forces came upon the
rebels at Lancaster where considerable fight ensued.
The enemy lost twenty killed and wounded, and nearly
one hundred prisoners. llsL
rebel force Of ave hundred took Stanford about
to-day, but were driven out by our cavalry with con-
siderable loss At fast advoss they were hastily re-
treating toward Cumberland river. : CN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

i Ma. EDlron:--T -ThspansofD JoHiss B. Ma.
sHALL,sof Washington ,ToEnahlp, viii be pro,
ssnted to the Convention &c day as candidate
for the House Of Representatives. Heis geD-
tlemsn eminensly qualified for the position. end
an influential Democrat. The Township Of
Washington has always been strongly Demo.
cratic, and has never asked for 4 luOisdys Office
In the county, and y y only fair ttf che should
now bs remembered. .rgsJaR li sai6aa1 n = "a ss7si
WASHINGTON TtWNsHIP,sla
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
State and Local News
Senatorial Convention. /

The delegates elected to nominate Demo.
cratic candidate for Senator for the counties oi
franklin and PiekaWAy, will meet In Conven'
sion 10 the city Of Columbus, on Monday. the
third day Of August, at ten O'Clock A. M, for
the purpose Of making said nomination.
BY order Of the Democratic Central Commit.
tees Of Franklin and PiCkaway counties & p
ive WILLIAM LDoMlGAN. +
Chm Dem. CenT Committee Of franklin Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
THr sUoorsaoa or Carr. Hu.rr. .-Tbe

oinnah Enquirer Of yesterday says:
We learn that during the investIs tIsatlon into
toe accounts OF Capt. HURT, Assittaut Quar-
tsimsster Capt: A. J. Phelps has been called to
relieve that ofticef for the present. The In
yeaigation 10 being conducted by Capt. Mo
Lean and Lieutenant Gay. Capt. Phelps 10
from the Army OF the Potomac, and ls said To
pe 90 excellent officer. He has not yet select
cd his.quarters, but will probably do so to-day.
The greater portion Of the attaches under Capt.
HURT will be retained in the department.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

RELIalOus NoTloE. E.--Ths Rev Dr.. Jno. Car
ser will preach In the Court House at franklin
ton CO. morrow afternoon. Services will COM
mence at half-past two O'Clock, and continue
every two weeks at the same place and hour.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

81. PAyL's (EpisoopaD Free chusch, Rvs.
H. BatiIn, Rector. viii be open fctdIyias gir'
vice on and after Sunday next, AugustgadT--
Hours Of sorvios--ll A. M. and AR me-:
iuly3l .d2l .4M ast Tk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

COMMUNITIES and CAPITALISTS now
contemplating the formation Of NATIONAL
BANKING ASSOCIATIONS, under SEC
RETARY CHAsE's BILL, passed atthS late
session of Congress-, are reminded that the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

OAIRo, July 3l.The steamers ChoctaW ana STARLIGHT
arrived yesterday from ew Orleans 22d. Cen. Paine
who lost log at Port Hudson, came on the Starlight
from Pert Hudson, en- route east to be mustered out
service. The regiment is In good condition and mum
bers nearly eight hundred.
Its understood Gen. Logan Will be asa igned com
mand OF the 10th army ooYps vice aensfai Hurlbut re-
signed 4t afnol h24 o14 I --
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

.a MonTeoMxRY ToMRsaIFs- Charlie Collin, 81
mon Tompkins. e. EArhstt.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Frederick Null, WIN.
Flemmipg,J. J. Myers, John sperty. J%0. b
Reunick f b162 UGkllas8ItN al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

DIsEAsEs OF THE THRoAr, ETos-The follow
Ing Is Of Dr.. Rowe. Of New York, who willbe
In Columbus at the Neil House, on the lO.h Of
August, where he re emalns foe one month:
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RptroR o. THr gTIrEsM.Ni

EDtroR oT THE gTATKMANi -
Please announce, in the Statesman the name Of Adm
q. Hns, OF jackson township, a. q candidate for Rep
resentave In the Legislature subject 10 the decision Of
the Democratic county convention.
Mr.. Hibbs ID an old citizen, and would make an ex-
celent Representative for the people OF franklin
~. You Will obllge many Democrats by complying
with this request. 4lAl ~
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A HOer on DEMOoRATs.

EDIToR HTATRsMAN:
Please announce JOHN n. PUen as candidate for the
oce Of Probate Judge, subject 70 the decision Of the
Democracy OF Franklin county, and obllgec a.
l@aEs IA M - MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

lNorrs--l2 ~, An iles are down bstyssp olsas,
land and Buffalo. No eS srn news has been received
tonight Aroh.l q l''si'R yfsss 70
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oITY OF ColUMBus.

First Wa,d, Issso II, Marrow !; Second W ard,
- L. e. Wilson Thifd Ward. Hsnff G. SDoren |;
Fourth Ward, e. =. Bingham; Fiji, Ward,
Newton Gibbons; Sixth Ward Edward JsessSi
Seventh Ward, WalB,sin Failing Eighth
Ward, Patrick Durcan. ,f,,t..' ~ .aeF = aiF 4
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Delegates to the senatorial, Conventip On

The following delegates we're elected lasi
evening to the Democratic 5ehstoslal 'Coat zen.
tlon, 10 be held In this city on next Monday
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

Frrp--A large lot Of Shorts and Br,D, a
No gs South Fourth slss;t. IA "A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

& -s Removed from his OLD office.
Or. A. B. WILLIAMS, WsBroaiway, sssr Hish It,.
Columbus, O., has devoted himself for sssiss Of year,
10 ths treatment Of csrtAia phvats Diseases He may bs
eonsultsd d h oncs Oh Brosduay. near me nuoo.as,
Bank a'' ia.l 40 er1l Ia roi a
-s ianIadtf e1 o. >! ugilE7b 5e
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PROBATE JUDGE.

EDITOR ONO SfATxsxlN: siss lf .a...'
Please announce the name Of Judge H. B. ALBKRYas
candidate for Probate Judge OF Frank county. sub
lect to the decision Of the Democratic County Conven.
tiCp, and Oblige .uo.. =. ,.,o,n.us
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RDl4ORi oaIO srlrnxlm 20" go
Please announce the name Of NEWTON dlBB,Ns as
candidate for Inhrmary Director, subject to the de-
olson Of the Democaiic Convention, and obiige
1iftf 'g ..riog ~sagH = MANY DEM0ORAT5.
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TELEGRA APHlIC.
HePORrED FOR THE sTATEsRaAE
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Impo rtant from the ssuthwess.

Up to 2 O'Clock this Morning.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

KDIToR ONO sTATEsMAM, I'd. .a.
Please announce A. 3. WooD as candidate for In
armay Director, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic convention, and oblige
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TowHsHIPs.

q Montgomery Township, Edward Lsslsgston;
Township. John HufRmsn. o. aaaa
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TREASURER. .

HplToR srkTnNiaS- Please announce my name. o..
W. KENT, candidate for County Treasurer, SUBJECT
10 the decision Of the Democratic County Convention,
and obllge o. W. KENT, SR.
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.Please nnnoupos the name Of JOHN q. HpwARps, Of
Madison township, a candidate for Representative
from franklin county, subject to the declsion Of the
Democracy at their County Convention, and obllge
DEMOCRATS,
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noE for limited period to be obtained at par,
may after the irst of Ausqst. bs Withdrawn.
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REpRRsENTATIvR.

Please announce the name OF SAMUEL BHARP az q can
ddate Tor 10 the decision OF the
Democratic County 0onvention--and obllge
MANY DEM0ORATs.
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Please 10 announce the name Of orTro DARIKL as
candidate for Representative, subject TO the decision
Of The Democratic County Convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS. I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

we aie authorized 10 announce MATTHIAS MARTIN as
~ SS 70. voHn Auditor subject to the decision
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nDITOR BTATRsMAnI
Dsdr Str|Please announce tho name Of HkRCuLRs
0AnrBkLE, of Plain Township, a. candidate tor the
ofce Of Sheriff subject to ths decision Of the Demo
eUtia copysntiop o., Pranklin county, and oblise
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Please announce tho name Of MnToN N. MEAouIM,
ot Blendon, % candidate for the ofnos Of County
Commissioner, subject To the decision Of the Demo
orauc Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDITOR Ono eTITKsMAM
Dear Hir-Please announce the name Of JosRPH
Qumn a. q candidate Tor Sheriff Of franklin county
subieott 70 the decision of the Democratic County Con
senhon ,tahd ebligel II skl MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Please announce th6 name Of eAMunL I, MoOoY al
esnddate for County Auditor subject 10 the decision
Of the Democratic convention.
MI Mccoy ID thoroughly acquainted with accounts
the office with ability.
~ ~ ,Tss MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDITOR BTkTRsMAE
township, as candidate for County Treasurer subject
to the decision Of the Democratic convention you Will
confer favor on
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Please announce the name Of JosnPH FALKEHBAcH
% suitable candidate for the office OF county Treas
urer subject to the decision OF the Democratic county
III Sr'1 any, 3 '' %g5 = MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDITOR OHIO bTATKshkNi ,,-,..
DsdrSfT-TYou viii do the friends Of Capt. II. n. o.
BORN special favor BY announcing his name as Q can
ddate for tho nomination for Sheriff. subject 10 the de-
oiaon Of the Democracy Of franklin county. We arr
In favor Of the nomination OF Mr.. 0sBoRN Of BlendoI
township, for Sheriff.. He has ever been q resident o.
tho county, and an unflnohing Democrat. No mar
more universay commands the respect OF ell partial
He n the man for the times and the place IN thes de
generate days OF corruption and We hope the conven
tion will do Justice 10 his claims. Let have men
sf'| wv FHH FRIENDS or DEMOCRACY
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'oo.sI-Iysiawdsv
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EDITOR ONO sTArEsMAN: tiois y - .i1
Please announce tho name Of SAMuE. QUICK as
candidate for County Treasurer subject TO the decision
OF the Democratic county convention, and obllge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-22

TIE GAME LAw-The state game law
went into effect on the 18th inst. Any
person violating section 13 of Article
% of code of public and general laws
shall pay the penalty of five dollars. for
the use of the school fund. The said
section is a rtiou of the game laws.
1t says:
1t is not lawful to trap, shoot, or in any
manner catch or kill any partrdges from
the 18th of January to the Goth of Oc-
tober, inclusive, nor any woodcock be-
tween the 1st of February and the 10th
of June; nor any pheasants between the
1st of February and 18th of August, in
each year. There is an erroneous i'm
preston that persons are allowed five
DAYS after the above mentioned time to
sell any game which is prohibited from
being killed.
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LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Capture of Galveston.
FUPIHER PARTICULARS.
Latest from New Orleans.

Particulars Of lie capture Of Galyeston
One rcJel ganJoot SINK by the Har-
RE, Laae-A pone,fd fret gone to
Rccoptare Ga restoa-Afairs on Tie
Mississippi.
New YoRK, Jan 16.-Thc steamer
Illinois, with New Orleans advices to
the 9th instant. has arrived.
The news of the affair at Galveston
on the LIST instant. caused general feel
ing Of gloom among the army aud navy
but with determination to repair the
damage.
Admiral Farragut had sent the Brook
Ign, Sciota, and half dozen of his
best ships to recapturc the Harriet Lane
at all hazards and if possible to destroy
the rebel gunboats in Buffalo Bayou
Nothing had been heard from this ex-
petition up to the time the Illinois left.
The following are all the details of
the Galveston disaster to be found in
the New Orleans papers:
AT . o'clock on the morning Of the
1st, four rebel gunboats lined and forti-
fed with cotton bales emerged from Buff
falo bayou in Galveston bay. and moved
directly to attack cur vessels. The
Harriet Lane was aground but succeeded
in getting several well directed shots ia-
to one of the steamers, sinking her in
few minutes.
The rebel sharp-shooters succeeded in
killing all the gunncrs and Capt. Vain
wright When the latter fell the Texans
boarded the Harriet Lane and captured
her, not. however without meeting with
heroic defence from her officers and
men. Lieut.. Lee and nearly all her
crew were killed. The rebels next at
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tackled the flag ship Westfeld. which
was also aground. After Intellectually
attempting to get her ahoat, a consulta-
ton of her officers with Capt. Renshaw,
unanimously agreed to blow her up
Most Of her officers and crew escaped,
but Capt Rershaw, Lieut.. Zimmerman
Engineer Green, two quartermasters,
four fremcn, and boats crew of five
men were blown up with the vessel
The gunboat Owasca had two men killed
and eleven wounded. The remainder
of the fleet escaped The rebels turned
the prows of all their vessels shoreward
where they were anchored at last aavi-
ses
Che steamer Cambria, with two COM
panies of cavalry and horses of the End
Vermont Battery, and large number
of women and children bound to Calves
ton, had a narrow escape from capture
on the 4th, but escaped and returned,
meeting the frigate Brooklyn en- route
for Galveston.
The advccs from other portions of
Gen. Banks department are as follows;
The rebels were encroaching upon the
Union lines in the neighborhood of Don
jacksonville, but no danger was appre-
hcndcd.
Rumors were current in New Orleans
to the effect that battle at Eicksburg
began on the 31st ut, and was contin-
ucd daily but nothing definite was known
in New Orle ms.
Gen Banks had been in command Of
his Department month but nothing as
to his plans had TRANSFERRED. He was,
howey er, not idle Most of his troops
had gone to Baton Rouge.