New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
THE WAR.

-OuSftiila JcHl morgan D TAU luto OUiO anu
Indiana is al an END. Nearly all his men have been
kiIled captured, and he is n8loriOusiy skulking
OIL to save his neck. Gen. Shackieford reports, July
20: eve chased John Morgan and his command
over 80 miles to-day. After heavy diminishing FOX
six or seven miles between the iJth Ohio O! Col.
Woiforos Brigade, which was in advance, and the
enemy, we succeeded in bringing the enemy to q
stand d .out o'clock this AFTERNOON when u fight
ensueG which lasted al hour. when the Rebels fed
taking refuge upon very high bluff l sent flag
OF truce demanding AZ immediate and unconditional
surrender of Morgan and his command The flag
was received by Col. Coleman and other officers,
WHO down and asked personal inter
view. Ihcy asked hour for consultation.
granted 10 minutes, in wbich time the command,
excepting Morgan, who deserted his command.
taking with him very small squad surrendered.
IL Wis my understanding that Morgan himself had
suIreudered, and learn that 1t was the understand
ing OF aofgan's officers and men. The number OF
killed and wounded is inconsidersble; the number
of prisoners between 800 and 800. including
lar &C number of colOneis msjor., and line officers.
esptored between coo and 700 prisoners yesterday
ihiuk will capture Morgan himself Tomorrow"
The Philadelphia Inquirer has "a special dis
patch from Haeenlown, saying; The whole
Rebel Army is reported as being checked at Bunker
hill by he Union troops, who have go, in their
rear. Gen. AveFil is reported as feeling the enemy
strongly ON their western line of retreat for two
days past. 1t is believed that Geus. Ewel and Hood
are in stiopg force between Martnsvie aud Hedges
vile. The former is ,tirteen miles from Williams
port snd the latter ak. lie Rebel pickets form
trout from Hedeesville TO the Shenandoah River,
eight Hiies from HaTpei's Ferry. The Rebel force
is estimated q; 60 00o men,"
Tie dat, in Elmil7l, n. Y, came of on Tuesday
Trouble had been anticipated, but the utmost good
feeling prevailed durigg the drafting. At O'Clock the
cOnscrpts formed procession with bands Of music,
notices. Costumes, &c Loud cheers were given
for the Constitution and laws. Speeches made,
and the occasion was one of rejoicing and fostiviiy
Father than disappointment. The Empire State Is
oyal outside of New.YoIk, and stands by The Uaion
10 the last.
"A Fortress Monroe letter, dated the l6lh Bays;
'The lates. reports received here to the tilec,
that Admiral Lee attacked Drnry's Bluff, better
known as FoTt Darling The results are unknown.
Tie same letter states that the Rebels gobbled up
an insignificant gsrrison lett in Fort Powhaian by
the Admiral and decamped. When one Of our d.s-
patch boats down, the Rebels opened with
their field artillery. Tee Gre returned, and
the Rebels withdrew their guns
Reports from Vicksburg to the 18th, announce
tie capture OF Yazoo City, which held by 800
Rebels, by Gen. Henon on the l3h $50 prisoner.
were taken. The gunboat DeKab was blown up
BY torpedo; her crew escaped. The Rebels burned
three Of their transports and eight ton steamers
that had been hidden up the river.
Nur lstes, news from jackson, Miss, ia through
PHI, an 1rces This place closely invested and
had bean ouch damaged by our shells. Our folks
,h;,k .In,,slor rs- 80, 900 men, and they hope to
capture the whole lot en- ouerilan has renewed
Gen. Lanlnan Of Lis command ''N'' 10 "''acS"0
Johnston too soon and without orders.
During the campaign Of CT days, ending with
the cs,tare of Vicksbufg, the Rebels losi in killed
wounded, and prisoners, 1890 men; about II 900
slAnd Of arms taken, including nearly 80, 900
Enfield rifles in their original packages which were
intended for the Rebel army the Mississippi
AID about go pieces Of artillery.
The iron-clad Passaic has started for Charleston.
Two steam gnnboats have been ordered TO New
Orleans-the Gertrude aud Granite City. The
monster iron-clad Roanoke is complete success, aud
10 now ready for servce under Capt. Ganssvoort
by steamer arrived at Fortress Monroe, which
left Charleston harbor on Friday afternoon, We
learn that battle was commenced by our land and
naval forces on that day. The result was not
known when the steamer left.
The 55,h Massachusetts, coored regiment, en-
parked on board the steamer Cahswba, for New
Derp, N. c., Oh Tuesday. The regiment excited the
greatest enthusiasm Oh it's march through the city,
The official correspondence between Gen. Banks
and Gen. Gardner concerning the surrender OF Port
Hudson has reached Washington, and is published.