The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-07-29
AiIlsburuuyt Rsrurhsr.
HILLSBoRoUGH, n. c.
wednesday, july 20, 1865;
THE NEW S !.


The rio, in the city Of New York has been suppress
ssd and quiet restored. sufficient force Of the Ma,
ton Guard Of the State having arrived to enable the
civil authorities to maintain the public peace and en-
force order the Governor directed the several citizen
organizations, called out for the emergency to be re-
leyed from further duty. The Government has do.
termined 30 enforce the draft bat The execution OF ii
will be postponed perhaps 70, a.week. Gen. Wool
has been relieved from the command in the City De-
partment, and Gen. DIX takes command.
Political disturbances had b,oken out in Boston
and several ether Places but all will doubt be put
down by the strong arm Of the Government.
A correspondent OF the Richn ond Enquirer, writ.
ing ron Winchester under date Of the sist, states
" that Lees army had enjoyed week Of refreshing
rest, and tina, during that time authorities hadno
bean idle in providing for the campaign still before
Ihen. The rosas were receiving full ratiOns, and
ltrgs sapply Of shoes for the shoeless bad been re-
amy which was proper 10 be made pubic. Gen.
Ian aas near Gordonssils 81 he latest dates.
s dispatch from Gen. BeauIesud al Charleston,
.scsived q. Richmond, states that on Saturday the
18Th, after furious bOnbardmeat Of eleven hours
steR the ships and shore throwing thousands Of shot
nd shell, the enemy assaulted battery Wagner 70
esstsiiy, beginning al dark. Our people fought
~cl,hy, and repassd the attack With great slagsk.
tss.. a number os psisoners wSe taken. Our loss
ssEpsIs.iyelY light. Subsequent accounts state thai
IN Sunday 500 of the enemy's dead were buried by
or men, and ever eso beyond our linss were buried
~ enemy. Including those left unbursd, and
Insss who have since died afhsir wounds the killed
aaas mus. have been nearly ons Thousand. In kill
Sd, solniea ani prisoners, his believed tina, The en-
1y's tsia les was not less than two thousand "a,
0enaonadng wss resunsd Oh Monday, and sine,
sonaased Il intervals.
Intelligence. frsn the West, through Norihsfi
sources, states that Gen Morgan, on the sth. mad
an unsuccessful attemptto crsss the Ohio near Coo
leyviile. He was attacked by sunboau; one hun
dred and fifty Of his men were drowned one heus an
taken prisoners, and the balance scattered among III
hills. Morgan with one thousand men, hurried hacl
and was moving towards GaliipOlis, closely pursue
From the Southwest, Grant Is reported to Be shiI
ping troops down the Mississippi for ias purpose
attacking Mobile. Lieut.. Gen. Harjee has arrive
and taken command under Johnston. Pembenon
corps will be organized Immediately and placed i
the fed. Jackson is reported 10 have Teen sacke
. and destroyed BY Grants army. Efforts . demolis
the capitol failed.
An attack on Weldon Is ihteateneg. di.pstc
was received BY Gov. Vance on Monday, from Maj
Yenable a, Rocky Mount, which states ia, relsb
news from Col. Martin, at Hamilton, represents tn
The Yankees are Advancing from 10th Plymouth 81
Washington, their destination no doUb, being We
Jon, via For Branch Their force j. said TO be thu
thousand from Plymouth, and four pieces Of ail.er
rhefOrce from Washington no, known"
A dispatch fson Richmond dated the eiih sIsi
- proelana.iOn 81 President Davis viii Be puhi.
81 Tomorrow, appointing he cIh y August j
a lasting, humiliation and player.