, 1863-07-25

the enrolment Office and seized the hooks and
papers, and soon afterwards burned the building
The police went to the rescue, ard Superintend-
ent Kennedy was badly wounded A soldier be-
longing to the Provost Guard was beaten TO
death, and Others were stoned to pieces and
thrown into the ditch. Mayor Cpd yke has is
sued proclamation against the rioters.
General Wool has taken steps to quiet the ri
OF there.
The returns from the surgeon general give lists
of the rebel losses left on the field and in our
hands at Gettysburg, 10000 men were killed
and buried by our troops, $500 prisoners and
120OO s;ragglers.
Chicago. July 14th.-The telegraph from New
York is still interrupted, but We received the fol-
lowing by railroad:
Al 10 O'Clock last evening crowd gathered
around the Tribune Office. and commenced veil
ing, few men attacked and gutted the puhl-
cation office but were dispersed By the police. az
ter filing few Shots Every negro that had
been seen by the mob were either murdered or
cruelty beaten; 20 were Killed Gov Seymour
has telegraphed to Albany for all the n iitary
that can be reached. 1t is reported that the ri
oters have torn up the Hudson River Railroad
rack
Albany. July 14ib.-3 P. M.-The editor of
the New York Evening Post, SAYS large bodies
of rioters to-day visited the large manufacturing
establishments for the purpose of forcing the la
borers to join them, and lorhiding the loading of
ships &c, up to which time several houses had
been sacked, including Mayor Opdyke's. Con-
hagratiOns are OccurrL n -ameniarilv. The
mob Sc ms TO lie Divided into several crowds !;
they are bent upon pluudering. pillagc and rob
hery. TIE merchants lave held meetings, and
about 200 marched up Broadway aud enrolled
themselves as special police There have Teen
several collisions between the military and riot
ers in which the rioters we're worsted. Detach-
ments of troops with two pieces Of ordnance
fred on the rioters at O'Clock this morning IL
Three rounds Of blank cartridges were fted from
the cannon and the mob dispersed, threatening Q
to come back with arms A company Of artillery
was stoned on Pitts street, when the Lieutenant
ordered the company TO fire. which they did, kill
ing several, and the rest fed. Gov. Seymour ad-
dressed the mob stating lie had sent his Adjatant
General 10 Washington 10 requfs: that the draft
be stopped, and implortd The crowd to respect
properly and person, and the state Of things
would be made satisfactory.
New York. July l4-It is understood the.
Mayor Cpd, ke has delegated all necessar, now.
er to act in the city to Goyernef Seynonr., The
provost marshal has been notificI fr5m Wmb'ns-
ton to SUSPEND The enrolglent curing the riot
lhe day so i's has Len horrible one. There
was was aru y,ot on S cond Avenue C1l. o.
D:.en wG7 captured by the iends and eaten to q
jelly and then hung TO a lamp post at the corner
/ of 34'h street and Second Avenue. 1T
New York. July II The Tribune and Times
office are strongly harricaded TO night and ha, e
a heavy pole force around In IN. In front OF
the Times office there are small cannon. ai
Cincinnati, July IA Morgan crossed the
Little Miami between Loveland and Camp Den
nson to-day. They burned 80 government wag-
ems at Loveland, and passed in a south-easlerly
direction. Since IN ering Ipdiana Morgan has
cut seven roads ut the damages have been e.
paired. Lees army has trl.s.d the Potomac,
with loss of 1000 prisoners. l-aa
Cincinnati July Is Morgan reached George
town at midnight. lie is pretty well hemmed in
and the chances for his csc, pc are slim. Gun
boats and large forces Started up the river YES
terday morning to dispute his crossing The
Ohio river i, too high TO ford.
Chicego, July 15.-An official report says that
Port Hudson vas captured on the 8th, with
! 2COO prisoners. No particulars.
Memphis. July 13 Reports from the army OF
Vicksburg are all favorable. Sherman is in pur-
suit of Johnston. with good prospect of des-
roying his army.
Gen. Dodge. at Corinth reports that he has
routed the rebels under Forrest, killing and cap
turing many.
New York, via Yonkers, July 15.-7The lot
has not vet erased. 1t is thought. however that
it will be stopped 10 day.
San Francisco, July 15.-Lighining on the
plains reyents our receiving further intelligence
indianapolis. Jny l2-7Goy. Morton has more
men already tLan he can use. Over thirty thous-
and stand Of arms have been distributed.
Leavenworth, July 8.-Gen Blunt, with
all the cavalry he could raise, started from
Fort Scott to Fcrt Gibson, in the late In
dian Territory, IN the 9Th. Informal on
received at Headquarters of this district
from the frontier, shows Il at Col. Phillips
Indian brigade was hard pressed by thecn-
emy, who are reported to be 1000 strong.
Three infantry regiments ere marching to
reinforce him. Gen. Blunt took no train
and will cross Arkansas and offer battle.
New York, July g.-The lIeiald's spe-
cial says our forces occupy Harper's Fer
ry. H
Dispatches say that Generals Grant an3
Meade have been prqmotcd-the former to
be Major General, the latter to be Briga-
der General in the regular army.
The Times CORES sponlent, With KiIpat-
rick 5 cavalry, writing from South Noun
tain, confirms the capture on the 4th OF
July, of all Ewells wagon trains, which
were four miles long and were strongly
guarded by cavalry and infantry. Also
captured l 500 prisoners and 1000 horses
and mules.
4 Washington special dispatch states
that the first draft Il be for 500, 600 men,
and will be made as soon as the enrolment
is completed The quotas for several lists
have already been filled.
The draft commences here on Monday.
1t is computed that the quota ofthe city is
10000; of Brooklyn 1000 The draft
commenced at Pi tsburg on Wednesday.
Newbern, N. c.. July 7 TO Gen Hal
leck II have the honor to report that a
cavalry expedition sent here on the 81 has
returned, having Without loss succeeded in
destroying two miles of railroad about
Warsaw, burned all the culverts for five
miles. and also destroyed the ormory at
Kenonsville with large quantity of small
arms and commissary and quarttrmlster' S
stores, and captured anumber Of prisoners,
$50 horses, AMI brought in from 200 to
500 contraban3s.
Signed, FOSTER. %
Indianapolis, July 0-Morgan's forces,
said to number 5000 t, 5000, crossed in
to Indiana and captured Corrlion. Our
forces are falling back. he rebels are
supposed to have marched on New Albany
and Jeffersonvile, where there are larger
quantities of supplies ard stores Troops
are being organized throughout the State
and sent orsard as rapidly as possible
Business is entirely suspended to-day; citi-
zens are forminO COMPANIES for self-delense