The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18
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CINBINNATrs July l3.

ldse ui2HA gifrct ifei0 TkfcScrdf, DcdQ guar
ters The main body of Braggs army having
retrea'ed from Chattanooga 10 Atlanta. th'
presumption is that the bulk has BEEN sent Il
Richmond TO garrison the place. Rosecran:
has taken 1000 prisoners during bis late for
ward movement. aud cur army are in 6ue spir
It's ard splendid CONDITION
The Commercial has Vick-burg advices tC
! the 6lh. Gen. Grant has finished paroling The
rebel prisoners to the number Of 81 2II
Immediately after the surrender OF Vieks
burg. Gen Sherman moved n the direction oi
the Big Black river with large army. On
the following day be met Johnston. drawn up
in line of battle. A sanguinary engagement
took place. resulting in Jobnstons defeat aud
the capture Of 600 prisoners.
BUFFALO, July a
The wires to New York have not yet been
repaired. News as to the riot there reaches
to O'Clock last evening. At that time the
mob was reported to have increased to 5000.
1t appears to have been 4 preconcertel plan of
resistance to the conscFiplion. as all working
men on the different railroads combined 10
gether with those of certain factories. ard
marched to the Enrolment Quarters, on Third
Avenue. At half past ten O'Clock yesterday
morning, the crowd rushed in and seized The
]
/ the officers Soon afterwards he building was
burned. Women were also in the mob incit
ing them on. Ponce deiachments were sent,
bnt were overpowered and beaten horribly
/ Superintendent Kennedy was so badly injured
that fears were entertained that he will not
recover. At noon a detachment Of seventy five
men-Provost Guard armed and drew up in
line between Forty fourth and Forty fifth strs.
They were quickly surrounded by the mob who
stoned and jeered them. The soldiers fred
INTO the mob, when they were set upon and
driven off and pursued about mi e. One sol
der was caught and beaten to death by both
meu and women fends. Another was actually
torn to pieces and thrown into ditch-his
body was stoned until half buried
Another squad Of police arrived, but they
were also driven of. One was killed and ano
lher badly wounded The mob tore up the
iron fences to arm themselves with A bout
) o'clock the procession. consisting Of rufiiaus
thieves and women armed with clabs, bars of
iron and pistols, marched up First Avenue.
threatening all connected with the conscripton
The arsenal was threatened, but ,ictacnment
of the Tenth Regiment being present. prevent
ed an attack. lI0witzprs were stationed there.
and the Seventy eighth Regiment Armorv was
/ filed with canister to be used on the irst de
monstration The whole block of The Third
Avenue, near Forty third street, in which we're
the enrolment qnariers, was burned. At 4
O'clock. 5000 men marched down Eighth Av-
enue. groaning for the conscripton.
/ Every negro who was seen by the mob, was
either murdered or cruelty beaten. Some 20
were seen killed. Latest adviceS state that the
scene OF the riot is in the Irish and Dutch
locality.
WAsHGNGroy, July I3.
Medical Inspector HaIlam reports to Sur
geon General Hammond that there are now in
our hands at Gettysburg 10000 rebel wound
ed That number viii be increased rather
than diminished. The rebel losses in the three
days battle at Gettysburg, are unofficiallv
footed up in the Surgeon Generals Office as
follows: Left on the field and in our hands of
wounded. 10 600 slightly wounded and taken
away by the rebels 1000; killed on the field
and buried by our troops, $500; taken pris
oners by our forces, y 600. and stragglers
1000. The Union wounded on the field are
about 5000, who are being removed slowly.
ALBANY. July IA.
Telegraph to New York still Interrupted
About clock, last evening, a crowd gath
cred around The Tribune office and commenced
yelling 4 few men attacked and rutted the
publication office, but were dispersed by he
police after firing u few shots.
BoSroN July IA
\ disturbance occurred this afternoon which
originated in an assault upon David Howe
who called at q house on Prince street to uoli
fy resident that he had been drafted Snme
uaierS iutertered and beat Howe severely.
Meantime mob gathered and strong force
of police was called ont. when bricks. stones
other missiles were thrown, hv which several
of the latter were injured. The mob. however.
was speedily qleiled As Il precautionary
measure, the n.i.49y have Jeea ordered under
arms
B0SroN. Julv Is $50 P NJ
\ mob has just gathered and broken INTO
several gun shops The alarm bells are ring
ing. aud the military RAPIDLY gathering.
An armory on Court street was attacked
this evening One rioter was killed and ano
ther fatally wounded. A citizen residing on
that street. aud looking on. was aso killed
Several persons were wounded A gun store
on Dock Square was broken open, but the
police, by the use Of revovers, succeeded in
dispensing the rioters.
MIDNIGHr.-All is now q1et. The rioters
have dispersed. No further outbreak is anti.
cipared The military ar stationed in differ
ent parts Of the city.
WILLIAMsPoRr ND J. July II.
The rebels commenced their retreat yester
day morning. The infantry crossed on pon,
toOns at Falling Waters the wagons and ar
lillery crossed At the fords below. The river
was not 50 high as reported. The rebel forti
hcalionS in front OF here were temporary a(flirs.
and as their line was long could have easily
been carried by assault. The people here say
the rebels feared al attack yesterday.
CAIRO, July Is.
The steamer Perry, having on board Colonel
Riggin, bearer of dispatches from Grant to the
Government. has arrived
We have the following regarding Port Hud
son The post and garrison were surrendered
on the Sth Of July, by Gen. Gardner Formal
possession was taken of the rebel works on
the morning of the 9th. The surrender was
unconditional. The rebels are said to have
had 10 beef at the time of the surrender.
Mule meat had been dealt out for some DAYS.
They had abundance of corn to sustain the
garrison for weeks. The magazine contained
a large supply of powder, and but small