Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-16
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From the Daily NonPareil.

j. Philadelphia, July l2-Rebels have
again cut the wires between Baltimore
and Washington. ~ -.
New York, July l2-On Sunday night
orders were received at the Navy Yard
here to dispatch at once to Baltimore as
largo force Of sailors as could be mus.
tered At this station to man impromptu
batteries in the neighborhood Of that city.
Admiral Paulding immediately answered
the call by sending quite number from
tho schoolship, North Carolina. Its pre-.
sumed large draft will be made on the
other Navy Yards for gunners.
Baltimore, July IL, So. n.-Nothing is
known here of the state Of affairs at Wash.
ington. All wires down.
Havre de Grace, July IL Rebels have
destroyed $50 feet Of Gunpowder bridge,
500 feet more partially destroyed.
New York, July l2.-The New York
Times Of yesterday says, in.answer to the
call Of the President, On Governor, only
$500 men have been detailed from this
division rs the quota Of twelve thousand
required. There are still several discip.
lined regiments in this city, force album
dainty able to put down any demonstration
against the peace and good order of the
community.
Philadelphia, July 1.-THE Evening
Telegraph Of this city has the following:-
Fighting has been going on near Wash.
ington since morning. The rebels are up.
preaching the deienses on the northern
side Of the city in strong force. A special
to the Bulletin from Harrisburg, says our
forces are reported in possession Of Fred.
erick. 1t is rnmored the rebels are re.
crossing the Potomac, between Maryland
Heights. The central road is free from
rebels now.
Chicago, July l3.-special to the Tri'
bune from Philadelphia, says considerable
skirmishing has taken place in the vicinity
Of Bladensburg. Rebels been plundering
in Aneandel county. 1t is believed they
design to make demonstration on Anap.
oils. Sufficient force is there to repel any
attack they may make. A gentleman
from Frederick City, who has been in con.
sulta.ion At headquarters in Baltimore,
saw the enemy as they passed through
Frederick, and they numbered $4,000, with
l4O pieces Of artillery!
Baltimore, July II, OR. x-Have meth.
ing flom Washington 5ut idle street sto-
ries. No dispatches, no papers, no trains.
American has information from Frederick
that the rebels we're driven out yesterday
about9 o'clock in the morning. The ad-
vance Of Coles cavalry dashed 10 and
fight took place in the streets between
our troops and smallrebel guard, result.
ing 10 the defeat Of the rebels. During
the time the rebels we're in possession, fors
aging parties sent out into the country to
secure horses and cattle came in with
large droves Of cattle, pigs and sheep, and
Main street vas literally filled with horses
and cattle, al Of which we're driven down
TO the fords and sent across into Virginia.
Bradley Johnson's cavalry, it 10 ascer.
tanned, crossed the pike at CAROLS Manor,
at Q o'clock yerterday morning with i'm.
pense train of captured horses, going to.
the Potomac.
conductor Of a train from Wash.
O'Clock yesterday morning, reports
biting up to Ne time he left, quarter
0es6re l o'clock. The rebels have burned
the residences OF P. Blair and Gov.
Bradford near Baltimore.
From Annapolis Junction we learn that
the rebels obtained possession of the road
At Bettsvile and Bladensburg, about
o'clock. At latest advices the rebels still
held it, amusing themselves in destroying
bridges and tearing up the track. They
are said to be in considerable force.
New York, July 1l,-Arransements
have been made to receive news from Bal!
timore and Washington by boat from Bal.
timore to Perryville.
Philadelphia, July ll.-Telegraph be.
tween here and Baltimore is said to be
interrupted, but we have just received
report that the combined forces Of Hunter
and Wallace are fighting aud driving the
rebels. The 18Th army corps, Badly
Smith arrived this morning.
New York, July ll.-Mayor Guntber
has written letter to Maj Gen. Sanford
protesting against sending of any large
portion Of the city militia, as he enter.
tains grave apprahensions that their with.
drawal from the city at time when the
Of currency is bearing heav-
lily on the mass Of population, might tempt
lawless and evil disposed to avail them.
selves Of what would seem to them ia.