Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-25
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
DATES TO JULY Is.

| torn up Blk miles OF tue Ffp0er1cK9Ourg rall.
road. thur cutting off Lees communication.
The Union feeling in Mort Carolina israpid.
ly gaining strength.
Boston, July lO.-A rebel pirate is cruis-
ing in the Sea Island fishing grounds. and is
doing much damage. A Government steam
er has been sent after her.
Cincinnati, July 15.-Morgan reached
Georgetown at midnight. He is pretty we'll
hemmed in, and the chances for his escape
are slim. Gunboats and large forces started
up the river yesterday morning to dispute his
crossing. The Ohio river is too high to ford
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, July
14-7:3O r. MO Halleck: We have cap
tured 500 prisoners in addition to those re-
ported previously. The rebel General Pet
tisrew was killed this morning. His body is
in Our bonds.
Chicago, July Ian official report says
that Port Hudson was captured on the Sth,
with $4,000 prisoners. No Particular
Memphis July l3.-Reports from the
army Of Vicksburg are all favorable. Shrr.
man is in pursuit Of Johnston. with a good
prospect Of destroying bis army.
Gen. Dodge. at Corinth, reports that he has
routed the rebels under Forrest, killing and
capturing many.
Gen. Hurlbur's cavalry scouts report that
Colby. with 5000 men aud four cannon, is
at Cold Water station.
indianapolis, July Ex-Governor Morton
has more men already reported than he can
USE Over thirty thousand stand of arms
have deem distributed. The last heard Of
Morgan was by dispatches from Madison and
Vernon. at five o'clock this evening. A part
Of the rebel forces had demanded the surren-
der Of the latter place, and the gunboats were
engaging the main body ut Madison.
Cincinnati July 13.-Gen. Burnside has
declared martial law in Cincinnati, Coving.
ton, and Newport. All citizens are required
to organize ululer the direction of the State
and municipal authorities.
Washington. July l3-The number of
prisoners who have been forwarded by the
Provost Marshal General to Baltimore, is he.
tween eight and nine thousand. This is in.
dependent of those forwarded by Gen. Couch.
1t is estimated that 5000 men left Lees army
while in Pennsylvania and made their way
hoinc
Cincinnati, July l4.-Morgnn's force cross
ed the Miami last night and burned the bridge.
Passing through Springfield. they crossed the
Hamilton and Dayton railroad.
The Commercial says there was an arrival
The main body of Bragg's army had ret~at-
from Chattanoga to Atlanta, Georgia. Rose
Grams has taken 1000 prisoners.
Washington. July l4.-We have Vicks-
burg adviccs to the Sih. Grant had finished
paroling prisoners. They number 1927.
immediately after the surrender of Vicksburg
Sherman moved in the direction Of Big Black
with large army. On the following day he
met Johnston drawn up in line Of battle.
A sangunary engagement took place, result
ing in Johnston's defeat and q capture Of
1000 prisoners.
New York, July 19.--Last evening 500
men formed mob, which is reported to have
increased to 5000. 1t seems to have h,pn
II precOncerted plan of resistance to the con-
scription. AT 10 o'clock last night the crowd
rushed into the enrolment Office and seized
the books and papers. and soon Afterwards
burned the building. The police went to the
rcscu,, and Superintendent Kennedy was bad.
.ly wounded. a soldier belonging to the Pro.
vOst Guard was beaten to death, and others
wer. stoned to pieces and thrown into the
ditch. Mayor Opdyke has issued procla-
nation against tho rioters.
Tho returns from the Surgeon-G eneral gives
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 $4,000 stragglers.
Apout 10 o'clock last evening crowd ga.
thered round the Tribune office. The publ.
cation Office was attacked and Quilted. The
crowd was dispersed by the police after firing
few shots. Every negro that had been seen
by the mob was either murdered or cruelty
beaten; 20 were killed. The riot is still RI.
cling. Gov. Seymour has telegraphcd to AL.
bany for all the military tina, can be reached.
1t ia reported that the rioters have torn up
the Hudson River Railroad.
Albany, July 14-3 p. M.-The editor
Of the New York Ercning Post, says large
bodies Of rioters to-day visited the large man
ufacturing establishments, for the purpose of
forcing the laborers to join them, and forbid.
ding tho loading of ships, &C., up to which
,ime several houses had been sacked. inclu-
ding Mayor Opendyks's. CONGREGATIONS are
b. divided into several crowds; they are bent
upon plundering. pillage aud robbery. The
merchants have held meetings, and about 200
marched up Broadway and enrolled themselves
rs a special police. There have been several
collisions between the military and rioters, in
which the rioters were worsted.
Detachment Of troops with two pieces of
ordinance fred on the rioters at O'Clock this
morning. Three rounds Of blank cartridges
were fired from the cannon and the mob dis.
perssd, threatening to come back with arms.
A company Of artillery was stationed on Pitts
street, when the Lieutenant ordered the COM
pany to fire. which they did, killing several,