Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-17

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From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July l6-At 10 o'clock last night
Morgsn's advance reached West Union, Adams
county, ten miles from Maysviile.
His scouts approached the river this morning
opposite Maysvie. but were driven back BY our
gunboats.
The new York Riot.
NEW YoRK. July IA terrible onslaugh,
made on the negro dwellings on York street
Yesterday, amid shreks aud groans OF the women
and children.
collision occurred in Forty fourth street this
morning. in which three soldiers are reported
killed
Report saws there has been quite an importa-
ton of ruwdie- from Baltimore aud Philadelphia,
but i, is discredited by well informed persons.
Mayor Opjyke recommends the immediate
proclamation of martial law, bet Gov Seymour
opposes il
This afternoon the mob agsin collected in
Thirty second street, near where negro was
hanging Failing to dispense, howitzer was
turned upon them loaded with canister The
first discharge killed six. Two more discharges
increased the number killed to twenty two when
the villains skedaddled.
Two negroes were killed this afternoon, one on
Pier No. 4. and the other on Washington street
Harper Brothers and J. GRAY. printers and
Others, have been warned that their establish.
ments will be destroyed if the work men are kept
on duty.
ColOred people are fleeing from the city in all
directions.
Gold has fallen to 1917 Markets dull and
nominal; no business doing of Importance
We have some particulars of the riot in Thirty
seventh street to-day Another attack on the
Seventh Avenue Arsenal was To be made A
detachment of $50 men, with an artillery com
pany of tour l2-pound howitzers, proceeded to
the corner Of Thirty fifth street and Broadway
From Sixth to Seventh aveuue was crowded with
men, women and children. Fifteen minutes we're
given the crowd to clear the street. No one
stirred. and At the expiration OF the time allowed
The artillery loaded with canister and opened
fire Five rounds fired A good many
were hurt, but it Is not known how many. The
street was cleared. The military having dis
persed the mob from the vicinity. the fremen
checked the flames, so that only three or four
buildings were burned
The rioters proceeded to Thirty third street,
ana erected a barrcade of wagons across that
street and Sixth avenue.
Some hundreds Of negro women and children
were allowed to escape. but nohe of the coored
men The buildings occupied by the coured
people were set on fire. with the intention Of
burning the colOred men in them.
At last accounts the military had arrived, and
a fight probably occurred.
LATER.
THURSDAY MoRSING-The Treasury Building
Custom House and other public buildings are
guarded by cannon supported by infantry.
Elevators were destroyed by mob in Brooklyn
last night valued at over 500 600
Some negro houses in Jersey City were sacked
and burned
Numbers OF negro women and children are ell
camped in Elysian Fields, Hoboken
The mob at Staten Island last night was over
awed by patrol of armed citizens
The residents of Williamsburg are organizing
volunteer companies.
The Mayor of Brooklyn refused to call meet
ing of citizens, on the plea that it would inhame
the rioters.
Inquests have already been held on the bodies
OF about fifty persons, including nearly dozen
innocent persons and a mother and infant just
born.
A dry goods store on Avenue was sacked of
$40 900 worth of GOODS
The residence on Twenty ninth street, de
stroyed by the mob. was not Horace Greeley's.
as the mot supposed, but Mr.. Sinclair's, where
the former sometimes stayed. A man resembling
Greeley was awfully beaten.
from Warrington.
WAsHINGroN. July l5.-The folio wing dispatch
has been received:
NlcKsBURG, July III, L. NJ.
To MAJOR General HaiIeck:
The following dispatch has been received from
Gen Banks:
"BEFoRE PoRT HUDSON, j uly 8.
"GENERAL: The Mississippi is now opened.
have the honor to inform you that the garrison of
Port Hudson surrendered Internationally this
afternoon. We shall take formal possession at
o'clock in he morning
IN p. BANKS. Major General"
L. GRANT, Major General.
The Richmond Enquirer of to day has the fol-
lowing:
CHARLIsroS, July Is.
To Gen s Cooper, Adjf. and Inspector General
There i nothing new since Yesterday The