The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-16
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FRANKLIN, July l5.-Maior General
Rosecrans and staff, consisting Of Brig.
Gen. Garfield; Lieut.. Col. Ducat, Lieut..
Col. Perrin, Medical DIRECTORY Major
Wiles, provost Marshal GENERALLY Major
Bond, A. d. G., Captains Drouillard,
Thompson, Allen, Hodges and Van Du-
ser, visited the post Of Franklin to-day.
They were duly received by Col. Mir
ner, commanding post, and after viewing
and reviewing the defences and defend
crs, the General spent some time at the
residence of DIR. Oliffe, a loyal citizen.
Citizens innumerable thronged TO see the
victor General, who, above any other
hero Of the war, never suffered disaster
or defeat. After seeing and talking
with the General, they were not sur
prised, they said, that such a mar as he
has won victories and made armies love
him.
MEMPHIS, July 12.-Johnston has been
fighting near Jackson, Miss, and is fall
ing back. Sherman is pursuing with
every prospect of destroying his entire
army.
Gen. Dodge routed Forests and Bif-
fe's rebel force at Corinth, killing,
wounding, and capturing quite a number.
Col. Blythe with nine hundred men
and four pieces of artillery, is at Cold
. Water Station.
Gen. Chalmers is at Pamela.
Richardson is North Of here enforce
ing CONSUMPTION.
C%ISorNNATr July 15-Morgan reached
Georgetown, Brown county, at midnight.
The river is too high to ford. II is
thought he cannot escape.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE P6ToMAo,(
July a.
General Pettegrew, of the Confederate
army, was killed in an attack on the en-
emy's rear guard
New YORK, July 15.-The riot not
yet ceased, the mob has increased in
numbers destroying property; object of
the rioters yesterday was unqestion-
ably to plumber. Col. O'Brien of the
18th N. Y. Volunteers was killed while
attempting to disperse the rioters.
WAsHINGToN, July 1.-THE Rich
mond Examiner of to-day has a
despatch to Gen. Cooper, dated Mobile
18th saying the New Orleans Era of the
10th announced the unconditional sur
render of Port Hudson at Z o'clock on
the 9th.
CAIRO, July 15--Col. John A. Raw
lings of Grants Staff arrived on Satur-
day evening with dispatches to the Gov
erpment.
Port Hudson surrendered on the 9Th
Our troops took possession on the 9th
capturing in the entire garrison abou.
1000 men, thirty-ive field pieces, TWEEN.
ty- five siege guns and about 10, 000 stands
small arms.
We capturedG Gems. Gardner and Beale
Colonies Stedman, Niles, and Smith
Two other names unknown.
Sherman still pursuing Johnston.
New YORK, July 15.-The rioters lac
night visited several houses of i'll fame
burned one, aud Quilted a portion of an
other. The police finally beat off tn,
rioters. Quite a serious not occurret
last night at Staten leland. The rioter
pretending to hunt negroes, but reall!
after plumber. Several negro houseI
were burned, the occupants fleeing {
the woods. Six negroes were killed
The railroad depot at Vanderbilt wa
burned. A perfect reign of terror pre-
vailed. There is considerable disturb
ance at Brooklyn. Several fires hav
occurred throughout the city.
Last night the mob attacked Dude,
Fields house, but were repealed by
volley of musketry. Troops are arri
wing, and the worst is probably over.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-Morgan wa
this afternoon within six miles of Hills
boro, Highe county, supposed to be me
wing east. Lees army is all across tn
|, Potomac.