The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22

and l,5C0! including large number of Co.
lonels, Majors, and Line officers, captur-
ID between 600 and 90 prisoners yesterday.
! think will capture Margan tomorrow.
(Signed) SHAcKLEToN,
II. / ] !. !|:t} :. Brig. General
Morgan's artillery, and about $500
prisoners, including Bosel Duke, expected
to arrive here to-day: ......
GENERAL DISPATCHES.
t.':. . s.. ::WAsHseToN, July. IS.
The Richm ond Enquirer. of to day, has
the following: .~-..
CHARLESTON, July 13.
To S. Cooper, AdJuta MT and Inspector General:
There is nothing new since yesterday
The enemy is engaged in establishing bat.
teries for long range guns, on the middle Of
Morris Island, being aided by The fire Of
their wooden gunboa,s, which are firing on
batteries Wagner and Gregg on the north
end of Morris Island. .,.. -. ,....:
(Signed) G. T. BEAukEGARp.
Fort MONROE, July IA. "
Fort Powhattan, on James River, was
taken possession Of BY our fleet yesterday.
All the men and guns had been removed.
The gunhoat Union just arrived from
Charleston, bound to New York, reports all
Of MerIis Island captured, except Fort
Wavne. T..
The enemy's loss in killed wounded and
prisoners is between seven and eight hun
|dred. .,-.;
The attack commenced last Friday A. NJ
The Union left Monday P NJ, at which
time the siege Of Fort Wayne was progress
ing with every prospect Of a speedy cap.
ture.
Five Monitors were engaged.
New YORK, July 16.
The steamer Union arrived here from
Charleston.
She reports that Gen. Gilmore captured
nearly all of N orris Island with large mum
ber of prisoners, siege guns. and cannon.
Five gunboats were shelling Fort Wag.
oncr, and have probably captured it ere
this.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
The draft commenced to day in the 14th
ward the 4th Congressional district, and is
progressing quietly and satisfactorily.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July Is.
The DRAFT commenc ed in the 1st District
to-day. Everything passed off quietly
The quota OF ten towns were drawn.
The drafting in this city will probably
commence on Friday.
New HAVEN, July Is.
| Drafting for the first ward of this city
took place to day at the State House. 2l:
men were drafted, among whom were three
Professors of Yale College and some 80 stu
dents. The selected men took their tickets
in good humor.
New YORK, July II.
Gen Fitzpatrick arrived last evening, ant
force of cavalry, is to be Immediately or
ganized for mounted patrol.
From the military movements, quietly
made this morning, there will he but little
opportunity for the rioters t. carry on theil
hellish designs to day. Any attempt a.
which will meet with fearful check.
The l52l arrived a. midnight.
The probably last fight Of consequence be-
tween the military and rioters took place
last night, near 29lh street, where a militia
ry force had been sent 10 drive away th'
scoundrels plnndering houses there.
The mob concentrated strongly, and thu
military Withdrew. ..'|
Nearly every house for three or fou
blocks on both sides the street were filled
with the mob, who fred bullets, stones ane
other deadly missiles upon soldiers.
/ The Times report states that fifteen mem
be:s Of the 7th Regiment are reported kiI!et
by stones and brick bats. ...,s ..,
Sven hundred regulars were sent up a:
a reinforcement, when terrible battle tool
place. Eleven rioters were killed, eighteer
wounded, and thirty five taken prisoners
Two of~the mob we're run through Will
bayone.s very handsomely. t.;.,..
| Fifteen more rioters were captured on tn,
West side Of town. and the police are con
stantly bringing them in @..T't '.' "3s
Everything is reported quiet in the city
this morning. .~.~- -. ......
PHILADELPHIA, July IS.
! ~ There was not word Of truth in the re
port that has reached New York that the:t
is riot in this city. ~ j.
| CIRCULAR no. 49, 7lipr .s'a
PRovosr MARsHALs OFFICE,
ffw as.s,-~s,.. Washington, July II, 1853. E
The operations OF the draft lately ordered
! in the New England and Middle States
though in most instances completed or now
in progress without opposition. have in one
or two cases been temporarily interrupted
Provost Marshais are informed that no
orders have been issued countermAnding the
Edraft. ..,- ----- 5ge@s
Adequate force has been ordered by the
Government to the POINTS where the pro
lceedings have been interrupted. Proves,
Marshals will lie sustained by the military
forces Of the country in enforcing the drai,
lin accordance with the laws of the United
States, and will proceed to execute the or.
|ders heretofore given for the draft as rapid
|ly as shall Be practicable By aid Of the mill
|tary forces ordered to cooperate with and
protect thsI,, 81 Trsat sssa4sCss.sst 80.
(Signed, g ea ss. JAS. B. FRY,
aa ass s.a Provost Marshal Gen. :
ass New ToRK, July II.
General Wool ard Brown hare been 70.
|Eeyed from command here.