New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
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MONDAY, JUNE %, 1868.
NEWS Or ItiE DAY.

We have official ac, cunts o. '"0 p'os'o' "
fars at Vicksburg up toe i3h ins' Al ''A' ''"i'
everything was gong GA ia'o"oiy' Inc Heee IN
be;ng nressed win vig". F1e Rebels opened I"
voornns FIRE with artillery end masketry along Tie
whole lve keeping ltup 'nco, .. c day. Al ti'"es
the;r firing was 1urOu-. out "ns without muVh ei-
feet. They placed TWO oi t.es morI"rs out Oh Tue
reach of our guns AID s.dr '".efs' from "o'ch
tl,ey fred nearly huUar,d s.- at our treucnes,
but Only wounied two o. ,.r 81 81 our men. lie
defences in tne oi ',e oriy are beng dairy
strengthened, ana Geu. J1c d aston Is evidently
afraid TO make aldca an IA. GderFliIas are
swariuing on the bauhs vi .. f' CT ABOVE ana below
here firing on Ill pass"s o,.i.
Gen. Burnside le e ,a.ns % Gen. Halleck from
Cincinnati that Col. DO Co. y, with parts .; the
10th and 18th KenluehJ Cav. ~ ana SEA ana 9l'
Michigan Cavalry, cut oil az infietts bh'Se 'ne
body of Rebel osyary ,Do, mae tue iad upou
Maysville. Our meu hi eu aod "od"deu many Vi
the Rebels and took owe, oue Hundred iFlSoNers' III"
GLIDING one captain ald $50 he"'e'""'s' aIu re-
captured all tue proper! s''o" nj "ays'l"e' Gen.
Burnside says that Tue Ii be.S are broken 10 pieces
aud may be destroy cd ao- ,tLeT, rs our peope are
hunting them up.
The citizens of Harrison county, Indiana, were
considerably scared On Ia ny 10y tue appearance
nj about one hundred vi tie hoDtucky Rebel cav
airy. who crossed tue OAo. lad shsrInish with
the home guard at Orr, u', rrpnlsed them, and
moved on toward Iae ON and Mississippi kai
road The militia fro. " Albany, lad, anu
louisville KY, followed N pu'salt, and succeeded
IN CAPTURING fifty auo kIL.. ,weve. Gov. Morton
issued a call Ut oHce Tor Neny thousand six moths
volunteers
The u. 8. steamer Florida, the lth inst, after
long Chase, captured The steamer Calypso off Fry
ing Pan Shoals, thirty mites Sou4neast of Whining
ton, n. c., and on Sa uiday sne arrived at Phi'a-
delphia in tow of tie steamer Massachusetts, She
Is iron screw sesmef OF great speed. and hss on
board valuable assorted cargo from Nassau, y. T..
The steamer Herald, also iron Nassau, was sonk
near Folly Island Of Charleston, on Thursday
week, by the fire of our blochaOerS.
Admiral Du Pont reports that on the night of the
5th steamer, supposed 10 be the Isaac Smith,
endesvored 10 get out of Charleston but was chased
back on the bar and sunk by the WissahickOn. On
the night of the ION large side-wheel steamer,
probably the HsveIock, tired 20 get in by way Of
the Sanford Cbapnei, WAS pursued and fired upon
but not caught. Mex morning she seen on fire
OF the north-end of Folly Island.
On the 18th the pilIt-boat Charles n Marshall,
while of Montauk, fell i'll with fishing schooner
belonging 70 Boston, which had been boarded Oh
the day previous by pirate. Subsequently the
pirate slongside the Charles n. Marshall, and
made inquiries 10 the probability Of finding ANY
square.rigged vessels in tue vicinity. SIZE Is de-
scrbed az a three-na.ted schooner apparently Of
English build, and carrying three guns.
The affair in winch the Rebel bushwhacker
Bngadier-Gen. n. Is. Forrest was shot, al Spring
Hill, arose out OF personal quarrel between him.
self and Lieut. Gould Ii occurred on the l3tn inst.
Forrest accused Gould of cOwaIdice, aud he re-
sented it. Forrest struck Gould several times with
bowie-knife, inficting very severe wounds. Gould
thou turned on Forrest and shot him. Tue wound
10 believed 10 be mortal.
The slaughter of the negro troops by the Rebels
In the battle of Milliken's Bend has induced Gen.
Grant TO issue an order, declaring that hereafter
should any soldier, whether white or black, wear
ing the uniform of United STATES soliier be cap
turod and executed, retaliatory measures will be
adopted by him, and Rebel soldiers in his hands vii
DO treated in like manner.
The 18th Michigan Regiment had fight il
Fleming County, Kentucky, on The 10th inst, witt
superior force Of Rebels. After a desperate fgh
the Rebels were repulsed, leaving us The masters
the field. Our loss fifteen killed, including one
captain, and thirty wounded. The Rebel loss ID no
asoertained, but it is known TO exceed ours.
Capt. James IL. Brennan, li5th New-York
convicted of selling liquor 70 soldiers, is dismissed
from the service. William Graver and William
Mckee, 46th Pennsylvania, and Christopher Kro
bart 18th n. j., deserters, were sentenced to b.
sho; on the 18th inst.
Gen Schenck has prohibited in his department
the circulation of The World, Ezpress, and Cauea
sian, Of Nsw-York, Cincinnati Enquirer, and Cha
cage Times. He also foibids quotations from these
sheets by the baltimore papers.
The 25th Regiment, under the command Of Col.
johnson, arrived in this city ast evening. Toe
regiment returns with about 800 men. Ii las been
in Is engagements, and brings back It's war colors-
torn with bullets, but without stain OF dJhonor.
On Saturday, the 4th Artillery of this city and
two Brooklyn regiments lett for Harrisburg. This
morning the Goth leaves at o'clock, TO be followed
by other regiments is fast as they can be supplied
with arms and equipments.
"A skirmish took place between our infantry and
the Rebel sharpshooters across the Biackwater on
the l7th which resulted in the loss our aide OF
three killed and twelve wounded.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The City Of New-York from Liverpool, June 10,
arrived here yesterday. Her news has been sntci-
psteG, but We received by her three days later for
sigu 6lss.
Quite large feet Of cotton vessels had arrived in