New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20
FROM WASHINGTON,
THE NETWORK RIOT.
Afiliation Of Northern Copperheads
with Southern Rebels.
REBEL OUTRAGEs AT GETTYSBURG
IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDERS.
WAR GAZETTE-OFPICIAL.

WAR GAZETTE-OFPICIAL.
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WAsHIsoros. u. e.. July ID 1903
CIRCULAR No. 49-First Hereafter reward Of
ton dollars will paid for the zion and delivery OF
d.sertcr
P..,r.ph o. PAGE g. Regulations for tn. Government Of
the Barssu Of the Provost General Of the United
States ~ well 90 paragraph Of Circular No u from the Pro
-Gensrars Office. smsnded accordingly
Paragraph o. page same regulations, amended so - to
read Is follows;
The members Of the Guard may BE SLOWED for the time
actually and nsce.y smploysd the trip per diem Of
no, more than OF 50 and their so!ua expenses provided
they accomplish the duty assigned them.
JAMES B. PRY, ProvostMsrshal. General"
Wa. DEPARTMENT Pnovosr- NARsHALGHyERALsl
Oplcx, WAsHissIop. ID. c. July ID 1907
CIRCULAR No. 5.-Ths fourth paragraph OF Cir
culn No. a. Issued from ,his ofes July H. 1853 to hereby
modified 90 - 10 correspond With the opinion Of the Hon
william Whiting Solicitor Of the Wsr Department which
will h.resnsr govern in all to which it IL applicable
OPINION.
per,en drsf,sd into the military service OF the United
State. usl.r ,b. provisions OF tho act ofMrch 1852 chap
ter IS for enrolling and calling ou, the NaoHs forces aud
Tor other purposes claiming exemption nom dram BY rrs'on
Of disability provided 10 said act. has the rixh' to have
a.. question disability submitted to sod pss'ed upon by
the Boud Of Enrosut whose decision thereon 10 nnh "
The shall decided that the claimant liable to
sevs he tho rgt after such decision to pay hs eommu
ston money o. furnish bis substitute within such extend
Cd tine may be hi.Aby the Board Of Enrolm'o' sof his
.po..rancs FOR duty. WILLIAM WHITING.
Solicitor Of the wss Department
JAMS D Far Provost. N,rbsl-GsnsrsL
sp.eisi D.ps.ch 10 The N. Y. Tribune
WAsHlssroy, July l9tls61.
THE NEW YORK RIOT.
~. IA in M
going " show tha, thers is thorough understand.
ing between the New.York and he Southern Reo-
Ella Whom tho evidence comes TO DO known o he
public, the assertion In Tx TEiBusE weeks ago
shat Lees invasion Of Pcnnsy lvsnia was prompted
by q copperheAd embassy from New York, will sp-
pear amply Supported BY proof. widespread or.
punizsiion il known to exist In Northern cies which
10 in close s,fs,iou with tho Southern leaders.
REBEL OUrRAGEs AT GETTYSBURG.
According to Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue Mcpherson, who has just retained from
visi. to bis homo a, Gettysburg. the Rebels behaved
there very much Ike their allies have been doing in
New York city daring the past week. They ran
sacked houses, stealing everything on which they
could lay their hands, and compelling men and oven
women to empty their pockets.
ADDRESS BY DIR. MASSEY.
Rev. DR.. hassey, senior member OF deputat'on
repre- senting four thousand English clergm men, de.
lyered An address at tho West Presbyterian Church,
in this city, this evening. He states that, in
pany with Lord Lyons and Secretary Seward, he
waited upon tho President yesterday. who received
him with great cordiaty. The President expressed
great qualification at certain portions Of the address
The large audience this evening frequently sp
plsuded tho address, particularly the snti-slsvery
part Of IL, and the illusions 70 President Lincoln.
Rev. DR.. Sunderland made the address in response
on behalf of the clergy o: Washington address
strongly anti slavery in tone, that the majority OF the
clergy either refused or wero unable, from want VI
time, to sign.
VIOLATION OF A HOSPITAL FLAG.
Gen. Leo, US is proved by witnesses, coward'y
violated hospital flag, by using The cupoia Of the
college, filed with wounded, over which it was
aying, within range Of our cannon, rs mn observa-
tory.
DESTINATION OF REBEL PRISONERS.
Rebel prisoners are now being sent TO Dsvid's
Island, the government having Al ample force in
New.York TO prevent q rescne.
To the Associated Pre~
wA,HIsoroS. d. C.. July 49, 1898.
There IL nothing definitely known about Lees
army. The impression is he il making his way "
Culrepper and Gordonsvillo with si possible speed.
THE DEFEAT OF THE REBELS AT HELENA.
TIE Navy Department has received commum-
cation from Rear-Admira Porter, dated tho 9th inst,
in which he states that, having received intimatop
from various sources the Dist ulL that the Rebel
Gen. Price was moving from Arkansas toward tho
Mississippi, hs made the proper disposition to meet
tho Rebels at such points as he knew TO be sssall'
able, sending force to Helena. The Bragg, Tyler
and Hastings wero the vessels detailed. The object
VI the expedition WAS to proven. tho Rebels from
their design Of moving on some pon, on tho river,
cutting oil transport aud relieving Vieksburg.
They attacked tho outpost Of troops on the An
inst, with their whole force, and the works were
slight, succeedod Ia getting possession Of small fort
aud four light guns. Thetroops under Gen. Prsutis'
behaved most molly in the engagement, and ut the
writing Of Admiral Porter's report, Price was 70
treating toward Alexandria.
Death OF Maj. Massctt.
MEnPaIs, rhursdsy, July IL. 1859.
Maj. Mascot arrived from YicksburS last evening
and died at ,hs officers hospital with dyscn.ery, d