Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

regulars IN 5,h avenue, between s,h and 4s.l
SIR cts. sol nH Hnmr
A hesvy riot i alec going OF In lath avenue
II Is understosd Mayor 0pdSke has delegated
al necessary power 20 act 10 the city to Governor
Seymo
The Tribune and Times Offices are barrieads,i
70 night with bundles of printing paper. A heavy
force Of police il about them. wnd on the side
walk of Printing House Square. in front Of the
Times Office. - y small cannon which tres twelve
balls at \ discharge.
The mob this afternoon got as far down 40
Fulton Ferry, visiting manv vessels, compelling
the men aboard 20 Join them. aud stealing what
thev wanted
iul f,rce Of Government employees Is 1T
the New York P0stoffice 90 night with arms and
two cannon
The ferocious crowd this afternoon was er-
cited hy sconndrels saving the Massachusetts
soldiers had fred on the people at which loud
yeilt OF ~engeauce we're uttered against them
Nothing further. however. was ATTEMPTED
At the New England Rooms TO night. squad
oil conYaiescents organized and proceeded fully
armed to the residence OF Col Howe. in Licking
mob
Ii is understood that the 7th. s,h aud list
regiments. now at the seat Of war. have been sent
To-, aud the 9Th IS expected 70 arrive to night.
from Cincinnati.
CIScIxSATr July Ii -Morgan's forces crossed
the Little Nj, mi railroad between IoveIand and
Camp Dennison at noon 10 day, captured a train
OF three cars and burned it. had slight skirmish
at Camp DennisOn and burnt fifty Government
wagons near Loyeland
They left in "A southeasterly direction and arc
reported as having passed Bostoaa.
They are respecting private property. only
taking fresh horses and the necessary subsistence
Since letving the Ohio river Morgan has cut
seven railroads. none OF which Sustained serious
damage. Ali trains running as USUAL.
Mob I'm Newark.
NKwARk. N j. july IA mob attacked
the Mercury office Monday night. but were finally
driven off by the police. This morning numer
Gus rioters went to New York
From Fortress Monroe.
FoRTREss MoyRoE. July l4-Fort Powhattan
on james river was taken possession of by our
fleet. and all the men and guns had been re
moved
The cunboat Union has just arrived from
Charleston hound Tor New York She reports
that all Of Morris Island had been captured ex
cept Fort Wagner
The enemy's loss in killed. wounded and prs
oners is between 700 and 500
The attack commenced on FRIDAY morning
e.. Klicn
time the siege Of Fort Wagner was progressing
with every prospect of a speedy success. Five
mortars were engaged.
From the Army OF the Potomac.
HEADoUARrERs ARMY or THE PoroMAc, july
l4-Lee's army Withdrew from It's position
around Willismsport Yesterday and last night re
crossed the PoIomoc by a pontoon bridge a,
Falling Waters and fat boat at Williamspcrt
ferry.
A portion OF Pleasantons cavalry entered Will
Transport this morning and captured many pris
oners.
Lee had previously sent over all his plumber
trains. &c
general movement was ordered this morning
and our columns we're in motion at an early hour
but found the entertainments vacated
From Washington
WASHINGTON, July l4-Advices from Vicks
burg up to the evening of the sth. state that 81
600 Rebel soldiers had been paroled up to that
time. 5000 stand of small were found.
mainly in good condition, and more were conrin
uallv being discovered They were concealed in
caves as we'll as in all sorts of buildings. The
siege AID sea coast guns exceed CO. and the whole
of the captured artillery will exceed 300 pieces
The stores of Rebel ammunition also proves to
be surprisingly heavy. I he stock Of army cloth
ing officially invoced at SIS 900 .000-Con-
Tolerate prices. 60 600 pounds Of bacon was
found in one place
The following dispatch has just been receve Ell
dated Headquarters Army of the Potomac, July
18th, 3 p NJ:
To III " HaiLeek General in Chie(:
My cavalry now occupy Falling Waters. having
overtaken and captured brigade of infsntry,
800 strong, two guns, two. caissons, two battle
flags and large number of small arms
The enemv i all across the Potomac
tSigned:l G. e. MrApE,
Major General.