The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-22
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= NEW Yonk, Jdly y s,g.
Matters in the city are all quiet at pres
ept. 5000 muskets were taken by the
mob last week, only 30Osofwhch have, been
recovered. 1t is supposed that Lees army
is between Winchester ard Culpepper
Court House, the bulk Of the army is proba.
bly, at Winchester. ; H. . . '':~;.' -; '7s'
Gen. Dix is in command Of New York
City. The draft will not begin until the
exact quota of the city is definitely deter-
mined, which will probably be week hence
A rebel dispatch dated July 16, says the
Yankees have been driven from James Is
land to their gunboats on Stone river. -
Loss trifing on both sides. -.
Our dispatch from Charleston to July
18th represents all going on we'll.
,..* NEW YoRK. July 20. .
A dispatch from Cincinnati states that
Morgan's forces were surrounded by our
troops at Chester on Saturday night, and
that on Sunday morning they broke camp
and scattered ;-one party of $50 while
attempting to cross the river at Burlington,
was attacked by our ,gunboats. and all
drowned. Another attempted tocross the
river but were attacked by our cavalry and
badl J whipped. losing all their artillery.
Several other large bodies made similar
attempts which resulted in their defeat and
capture. We have taken 1000 prisoners
and all the enemy's artillery. I. is not
impossible that the entire band has been
captured ere this.
Cairo, July 20.
From D. F. Parker, who left Vicksburg
10Th. learn that Yazoo city, which was
held by about 800 rebels, was captured by
federal forces under Gen. Heron, on the 18th
with $50 prisoners.
Gen. Laumon has been removed from
his command by Sherman for disobeying or.
ders and prematurely attakced Jackson
He made the attack on the 18th, and was re-.
pulsed with loss OF 300 killed and wound.
ed. i .; 49,
Gen. Sherman is besieging johnson at
Jackson, who is supposed to have 10000
men. 1t is said Johnson cannot escape.
C1Sc1NNATTI, July 20-lO P. NJ.
Morgan with about 1000 men has been
turned back. He was moving this after.
noon towards Galliopolis. closely followed
oy our forces. Squads Of hiy men being
picked up hourly, u: -. -. g~..
Commercial Columbus dispatch says, af:
ter the fight At Burlington the rebels moved
mp the river to Bes!lville. ahead OF the gun
boats, and by threats compelled the citize MS
10 furnish fiat boats, by which $50 escaped
TO the Virginia shore, just as the gupboat,
hove IN sigh. ~.
| The remainder on the Ohio shore was
attacked by our forces and scattered.
80 FKEw'Y orK, j xly p.
| The Montgomery Advert scr has several
dispatches from Jackson, one dated the 14t'
states that Pemberton and Staff arrived las,
night. Officers who accompanied them say
they met Gen. Osterhaus to-day going te
Vicksburg that he was killed on the l2'h
Dispatches Of the l5th states that the
enemy has been shellins the city all the
1evening. '.~",. .'.- as-~ T.
Another division Of Buirns;de's command
reached Grant to -day'.o' - st.,
u <~~-.- ~. .,.. ~. JACKSON, July 16.
| The enemy made = heavy demonstration
on our right and centre, but were repulsed.
Grant is receiving heavy reinforcements,
which are pnssing on our right to-. cross
Pearl river and flank us. ....fs ....Es......~
+ An entire block of.the city was DESTROYED
BY the enemy's shells yesterday, .1,...l
II :~;.1 =. 80. .,ay New Yoak, July 20.
Merchants subscribed; IS, COO for relief Of
negroes, and expressed their sympathy for
them, for the outrages committed upon them
by the rioters. They also passed resolu.
ton requesting Gen. Dix to give than rs
Isarance Of protection. =. labor on the docks.
s''*:s7 A7'ss>'ses@'s C1scrssA11, July 81:
Gazetss Vicksburg Correspondent says, du
ring the campaign Of sixty four days ending
with the capture of Yicksburg the rebels
lost in killed and wounded and prisoners
|43, TO men snd about n, 600 stand Of. arms
tsken enNl,N3;n, ,,ns,lr 7so nn(, .nH.,a %
in their original packages. - 5ssss z.s.:st =
cIscrssArrr, July 2lst-10 4. u.
The following just received At Gen Burn
|sid's Head Quarters. ssss.oez D. 1zas : ~
HEAD QuARrrRA u. 8 forces 10Th p. n. !.
Lieut.. Col. Richmond. A.A.G. s.fst 80. :.
We chased John Morgan and his esm.
mand over 50 miles .ssday. After skirmish
ing for six or seven miles between the 45,h
Ohio of Col. Wolords' hig,d.. which Va.
in advances Of the enemy, we succeeded