The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-17
TIE LATEST NEWS.

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Our army was under orders to move
this morning A~tdaylight. Il moved only
20 End no enemy la front Of IL. I fol-
the advance down to this place,
and a cleaner clearing a than the
rebels have made could not be imag-
ined.
The rebels commenced their retreat
yesterday morning. Their infantry
crossed principally r0on q pontoon bridge
at Falling Water their wagons and ar
t~illery crossed at the fords here. The
river is not 30 high as reported.
The people at Williamspoit say that
the rebels dreaded on attack yesterday.
as part of their force was already across
the river.
The rebel Publications in front Of
bore are no more than temporary affairs,
and, a. their line was long, they could
essiiy have been carried by assault. We
waited Just one day too long.
There was some srti lefy firing at
Falling Waters, and IL 10 reported that
some two thousand prisoners have been
taken.
MEMPHIS, Jolly 13, via Cairo, July Is.
Gen. HorlbuPs scouts, who left OkalOBa.
saturday evening, report intense excite
meut prevailing all over the South.
A rebel telegram 70 OkalJna states
that Johnston had repulsed Grant az
Jackson.
An address from Johnston 70 his
troops is published, calling upon them
20 b. victorious or die there.
Dispatches were Published stating thst
q iron cl4ds, 3 ships aud 20 transports
attacked Oharlostj IN on the I0th. Our
troops landed on Folly Island on the
y IA, aud opened heavy masked batteries
on Morris Island on the 10th, and then
made a landing at Grandvil,e. All the
Southern papers claim q victory.
Scouts arriving ~ Corinih report Bragg
a. chattanooga, aud that he lost 2 thirty
two.pounder and three field pieces, but
got of with every thing else. lie burnt
Bridgeport bridge on The Both. Buckntr
had lett East Tennessee TO join him.
Rosecrans was try ing to turn Bragg to
the East.
All women aud children have been or
dered out Of Mobile. Gen. Murray call
FIR all negroes, aud men Of every descrip-
lion, 20 come Il him immediately.
News of the surrender oftN icksburg
did not resch the rebels till the TN.
Most Of Grants forces were then east Of
Big Black. aGRr sI-
General Dodge reports no forces north
Of { g Tennessee river, but that Big Bear
creek on his east and all crossing places
on the east side OF the railroad are for.
tilted.
Blflts was last heard from at jackson
Tennessee, Dodge's cavalry being 10 pur
suit of him.
CAIRo, July l5.-An arrival fror
Vicksburg, on Saturday evening, brings
Col. 10 Biegin, Of General Grant.
staff, bearer Of dispatches to the Govern.
ment. The news is importan'.
Port Hudson SURF ,nder.d uaconditiun
ally on the 9Th. Our troops marched II
and took possession on the 93h. v,
captured the entire garrison, about ZOO
men, 35 field pieces, 20 siege guns, aut
about 1O.U00 sla.d of small AIMS. w,
have Major General Gardner, Br z. Gea
Besle aud Coils Stedman, Miles, Smltl
and OBs or two Others, names unknown
" NJ A1hEab otNfuNto 0Ans D1NIutu va
still pursuing Johnston; but that saga
cious rebel had kept ont Of his way
He has picked 10 a large number 0
Johuston's s~tragRlers and small squad
Of his men. Hurlbut's cavalry is 10 pur
suit Of guerrilia bands, and endeavorin
10 clear the country of them.
BosrOE July 14.-Qlile a disturbance
but hardly amounting TO q riot, occurreI
ia the northern part Of this city thi
evening. II originated in az assault o
David Howe, at a house on Prince stree
where Howe had called {, serve a MOTTO
that the resident had been drafted
s ime loafers in the etseet inierfered an
btAs Howe. when be WAS rescued b
policemen, but not beiors ne was bad.
but not dangerously wounded.
In the meantime tho mob rapid
gathered, and . strong force of polio
was called out, wh-n biioks, stones an
other missi es were thrown at them, b
which several policemen wers wouude
The outbreak was speedily que led, On
several arrests made a. a p%rocautional
measure against further riotOus demol
STATIONS
A company Of regulars from Fort Il
dependence will be qusrtered ia the Of.
tonight, and notices have been issa,
. 10 the Forty fourth aud FoFty.hf
regiments. Notice has been given
Capt. Jones' light battery and FIJI
dragons TO be ia readiness for immec
. ate service il called upon.
There are no indications Of furth
di turbance,
Our authorities are determined
l. squash any Outbrak At once.
$40 p N.-A mob has ust gather
and broken into several gun shops.
The alarm bells are ringing and
d military are rapidly gathering.
of II il reported that two men have b,
=, shot
~ MIDNIaHr -Every thing Is q uiet nc
The rioters have dispersed. No furtl
outbreak is anticipated. Police .
military are stationed in different pa
OF tho city. Ia the attack on the arm
on OF the riot, rs was killed and anot
fatally wounded. An aged citizen, "
resided on the street, and was look
on, vas also killed. Several persI
w. we're wounded. A gun store Ia d
1871 aIuz's Was broken open, but tho pc.
on rallied, and, By the use of their rev,
nv era, quickly dispersed she rioters,
AT not before n or two Of the lAttor v
wounded.
~. Albany, July 10, 1890. p. 4
This morning 800 or 400 men, SAT-
OF be workmen IN the Il nsaeler iron 70
he, dry and Albany raj works, marc
10. through the streets Of Troy, aud FIN.
etopped in front Of the Times Of
which they stoned and Quilted, destroy