The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-15

Dahhs "ete paflylhB aDOut tue capuulh-
ton. Foster was %momentarily expected.
The steamer Gen. Price from Port
Hudson, has arrived, bringing news Of
the surrender of that place. Banks
needed no reinforcements.
Ex-senator A. G. Brown, of Mississip-
pi, was taken by our cavalry from his
residence in COpiah county, to Snyder's
Bluff, where he took the oath of allegi-
ance.
Gen. Prenties reported having buried
four hundred and fifteen rebels after
the fight at Helena. Their wounded
exceed seveteen hundred.
WAsHrNGToS, July IL, 4 r. M.-The
rain fell in torrents the last "a hours.
Discredited reports from Baltimore say
that Lee had successfully crossed the
Potomac commencing Friday night and
finishing yesterday morning. The Up
per Potomac advices indicate that the
rebels have communication across the
Potomac above Williamsport, battle not
thought SO imminent as recent advices
indicated.
C1NcrNNATI, July ii -Morgan's forces
crossed the Big Miami at Venice on the
night of the 18th, and burned the bridge
after them. Crossed the Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad at Greendale, at 6 this
morning, moving towards Camp Denni-
son. His men reported much faded,
needing rest soon.
VIcKsBURG, July 8.-Grant has finish
ed paroling the rebel prisoners. Their
number is thirty-one thousand, two
hundred and seventy-seven. The gene
raj officers captured includes Lieut.. Gen.
PembertOn, Maj. Gems. Stephenson, For
ney, Bowen, Smith; Brig. Gems. Lee,
Taylor, Herbert, Cummings, Burton,
Sharp, Louis, Moore, Baldwin and
Baugh. Next day after the surrender Of
Vicksburg, Sherman engaged JOhnstOn's
forces near Big Black river, and defeated
them, capturing two thousand prisoners.
Gen. Frank Blair is reported to be in
possession Of jackson.
A vumor is in circulation that PorI
Hudson with $1,000 prisoners surren.
dered to Banks on the 9th inst
Morgan's forces reached MEANWHILE
this morning, tore up the railroad anC
fred into an accommodation train com
ing West, which put back to Loveland
New YoRx, July IA tremendOui
riot has been progressing since yester'
day, in resistance to CONSUMPTION. Su,
perintendant Kennedy was badly injured
The military was kept at bay. TIL,
building where the drafting was goinl
on was fred, the whole block was des.
troyed; women exciting men on; the Pc
lice was overpowered and beaten horri
bly,; the arsenel was threatened; tn
mob increased from 800 to 5000. Eve
ry negro seen by the mob was killed o
badly beaten. Tke citizens are arming
The Orphan Asylum (colored) and Aller
, toms Hotel were burned, also a larg
beautiful dwelling on the corner 4
y street and Lexington avanue are com
4 pletely racked. A few men attacks
and Quilted the Tribune office, but wer
dispersed by the police after a few shot.
Gov. Seymour telegraphed to the Adiu
tant General for all the military tina
can be raised.
BUFFALO, July I4--P. M.-The cit
is full of rumors regarding the Ne,
: York riots, but not trsceable to au
thentic sources, because telegraph
lines around New York are interrupte,
1t 10 reported that the Hudson Riv,
n Railroad track is torn up some distance
II 1t is thought the draft will have to /
o postponed here for want of s~uficier
force TO protect officers.
NEW York, July 14.-3 o'clock p. M
A mob to-day visited the larg
manufacturing establishments, fOrcin
the laborers to Join them, forbidding Il
loading Of ships sc. Several housl
: were sacked, including Mayor 0pdyke'
CONGREGATIONS are occurring momentar
ly. The mob divided into separA,
crowds, and are bent on plumber, plllag
and ROBBERY of persons. The msrohan.
h held a meeting, about 200 are e~nrollln
1t as special police. There has been seve
1t al collisions with the military and pI
Q, lice, in which the rioters got worsteI
A detachment Of troops with two piec,
d of ordnance, charged on the rioters
8, 8 o'clock. Three rounds of blank car
ridges were fred from the cannon. NJ
8, the mob hastily dispersed threa
l. ening that they would return soon wi
arms and infantry stored ia Pitts stree
o, when the Lieutenant ordered the con
u pany to fire, and several rioters we
9, killed, the rest fleeing. Brokers held
meeting and organized into oompAni,
Similar meetings were held ia sever
At sections Of the city. All stores doV
town Ere closed. Armories, arsenals Al
r public buildings are fully garrisone
Five thousand effective troops are e,
II pected this evening, the mob will be qui
densoin City Hall Park, where ssymO
addressed il, saying be had sent b