Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23
,THE NEWS.

THREE HUNDRED OF MoRoAN's MEN CAP.
TURED-HIs WHOLE COMMAND WILL BE
TAKEN. t51
PAaKERsBURo, July 10, 10 Cor A l.
Boremdn; Three hundred Of Morgan's men
were captured near Buifngton.l Col. Dick
Morgan Is one of them. There il no doubt
but Morgan's Whole com uinid will be cap.
tured.
[Signed,l j. B. BLAIR
TRANQUILITY IN NEW YORK.
New York, July II. About o'clock
the military were. Withdrawn from the
scene OF last nights fighting Over 200
houses had been. previously visited aud a
quantity Of armyssecdred.
Not casualty has been sustained in the
7th regiment. w.
Gen: Fitzpatrick had long conference
stood to be in iecrence to the arrival OF cav
airy from Washington to patrol the city.
| Gen. Sandford has ordered all liquor
stores in the vicinity Of the arsenal to be
closed for three days. Cannon remain in
the vicinity, with a strong guard, but there
is no probability that they will have to be
used.
About dozen persons who attempted to
extort arms from James b. Tayler, at his
foundry, in George street to day, were all
arrested.
The military still hold possession of the
18th ward. t.,.-u. gl
Effort, ia effect the withdrawal. of the
troops fiom the 18th ward failed, though
recommended by the Governor.
Police Commissioner Acton was again
notified to day by some lunatics calling
themselve. the Committee, to prepare t.
meet his God. Mr.. Acton is not particu
larly affected thereby, and anticipates the
r exercise OF the psrdoning power when thc
0 prisoners are captured. In the city the.
5 are thirty in number. ,. :
q Tt is not known when the draft will com
mence, but it is intended that when it does
. the Government will not have less than 35,
] QUO troops in New York. Ha-0
e All perfectly quiet. as.l % u T,
. :. Special Dispatch 10 the N. Y. Tribune. .-ipn
: .uu.. % er. WASHINGTON, July 49,
The Government is in possession of iu
formation going 10 show that there is
thorough understanding between the Ne,
York and the Southern Rebels. When tn
evidence comes to be known to the public
= the assertion in the Tribune weeks ago tina
/ Lees invasion of Pennsylvania was promp
A. ed by copperhead embassy from Ne
70 York, will appear amply supported b
. proof a wide spread organization is know
a to exist in Northern cities which is in clos
- afiliation with the Southern leaders. .
b. In consequences Of the threat of JEFF
Davis to execute Captains Sawyer and Flyu
ot in revenge for Gen. Burnside IS execution
two Confederate officers who were recrui
a. ing within his lines, the United States Go
e ernment have set apart the Rebel Gener
NJ Ftzhugh Lee and Capt. Winder (son
, the notorious jalor of Libby PRISON.
., hostages for our met. As Davis does
- Sawyer and Flynn SO shall we do by Ii
OF and Winder.
II. GEN. SHERMAN was at Jackson, Miss
I'd on the 10Th, ani advanced with his forc
ey beyond Pearl River. The Rebel Gener
Johnston had refreshed beyond smi
By stream further back. y.
q GEN. GARDINER, the recent Rebel col
be mander of Port Hudson, !, IA deserter fro
en- the United States Army. He held Coz
De mission at the opening of the Rebellion
the slave holders against the United Stat
Government, and entered the service of t
traitors without waiting to tender his II
ignation.
on MEADE's ARMY ACROSS THE POTOMAC
nal
ly, New York, July l9.-The Mercur,
ss. Washington special says our entire army
of back in Virginia. The enemy is still in t
&c great Valley Of Virginia, moving down
to. Chester and Thornton Gaps, en- route
ri Culpepper They have declined to col
ID through the upper Gap to threaten Was
ng ington and keep the Blue Ridge betwe
- themselves and our army. There are
gn prospects of collision for many days
nd come. AIS, t,...t - rl
yer A dispatch in the Baltimore American
ICE yesterday confirms the statement that o
e army is all again beyond the Potomac.
Tor GEN LEE is supposed to be well on
+, I! way to Culpepper, or even beyond there.
,f Maj. Gen. Anderson, Of Fort Sum
ine memory, is spending the season at Bridi
,ro 70 port, Conn. His health is much impair'
A'S and he l.. forhidd,.n nv hia nhvsician