The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-08-04

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Tie troops and navy arc ia fne
spirits.
Aaiong ihe passengers % ihe Paul
jones are commander Cushmau Of tie
faoniior Moutauk. and TIE officers and
crcu u ilie Adams Express steamer
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New York, july 30.
The Steamer Geofee Collins reports
oa lbt noralae Of &c 9Th saw a gan-
i.aas steering 10 Beauior with bark
10 TOW, supposed 70 ue a captured
l.eckadr Fannen
Big. Gen. Strong died this morn
ing from wUanls received % Fort
Wagner
a Washington cogEe pendent states
that the Presilea, viii visit New
ENGLAND soon.
From passengers by the Cosmopo-
llsn VS. learn thai the principal guns
~ Foft WagaeT have been silenced,
leaving only homHzers for the rebels
to use.
RelnlofeemeHis are said to have
reached Gen. Gilmore, besides seye-
raj 200 and 300 pound Parrots.
Rebel oilieeFs are excessively exas-
peraicd At being attacked by the 5ith
Massachusetts. Ga being asked for
The body Of Col. Shaw the reply was,
he has been buried with his mig
gers
Offensive operations by Gen Gil
more are being actively prosecuted.
Cincinnati, July 30.
Yesterday pegam's forces, mum.
bsriue $500, crossed the Kentucky
river and marched 10 Paris. where
they arrived yesterday afternoon and
attacked our forces. After an engage
mcul u tuo hours they we've driven
Away Il vas tlossht they would
make a Hank movement on that place.
a large federal tcayalry force was in
the rear Of the rebels. The rebel
movement Is supposed 10 be against
Paris, for the purpose Of destroying
The bridges there.
LATER,
pceram's forces have retreaied %
Winchester, followed BY cur cavalry.
4 number Of prisoners have been
captured,
Squad Of Morgan's men are being
brought into Columbus by the citizens
and military There are 1900 now
1t Cump Chase. Morgan viii be re-
moved to Columbus today and he
confined in tie peniienliary.
New York, July 80.
The Tribune's Morris Island cor
respondence says:
Our entire loss in the late assault
on Fort Wagner, according to late Of
fetal repeats, is l,5l7. The rebels
claim to have buried GJ0 Of them.
This extraordinary proportion Of
killed could only have been reached
by an indiscriminaic slaughter o. our
wounded.
One hundred and eighty Of our
wounded are still at Charleston and
Columbia.
The officers and men Of the 54th
Massachusetts 10 (colored) viii not be
given up 10 us. and unofficial reports
say the negroes have been sold into
slavery, and the officers treated with
unmeasured abuse In fact NIL our
wounded At Charleston have been
treated most barbarously.
Opportunities to amputale were en-
gerly sliced upon by the rebel sur
eeons, and It was performed in cases
OF slight gunshol wounds.
On the left our batteries were adj
vanccd COO yards nearer Sumter on
lie 25,h and 26lh, and 200-pounders
placed ia position.