The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-01
Especial to- Commercial.
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!
Hon. J. e. Harvey, Minister % Portogsl,
Junc 6;h. He staten thai b. has had inter-
views Nth The leading writer's Of tho Lon
don journals, and had impressed upon them
the nee essity OF standing by the Union; and
save he found them all changing their views
as they came TO understand the position as
sumed by our Government; and that both
THuxTfrrs unu rrruru pruT re xrca 5u-vsrurss 7pz
the perpetuity Of the Union. He says be
has taken every opportunity TO ascertain their
views.
! New York, June 90.
| A young man named Ruggles was arrest
ed to-dty, charged with being . spy Of jeff.
/ Davis. His father 10 OOmmAnder OF the
| rebels noar Frederick.
Washington, June 90.
Capt Craven commands the Potomac 90
tilla in tlace OF Cart. Ward, deceased
Two large soows viii BE- built sseh mounting
eight 80 FOUNDERS and barbados for pro-
tecsing the troops.
New York. june 20.
Posts dispatch says prominent Kensuck-
isns state that 20 regiments can be raised
there for the Government.
During the passing Of jersey regiments
through Baltimore yesterday it was greeted
with cheers Tor Jen. D0ve.
Worlds Correspondent
WASHINGTON, June ga spy was arrest
ed this morning by the r. Island Regiment.
| He Ind four rcvoivcrr and / fh. of nrsrnic
when arrested and was on a way to spring
near by, undoubtedly intending to deposit
the arsenic there.
| It is animated that the Cabinet had before
them to day the question of carrying on the
campaign with more vigor than has charac
terized the last few weeks.
| Senator johnson and Ethridge, of Tenn,
had several conferences with the Presidsnt
and Cabinet, and have received assurance:
| that Union men In +. Tenn. will be favored
| With I'll the a vantages which ~ Govern
ment can possibly extend them.
All Inf or04ti0n from scouts and others
Who advanced 41~Ards 'Fairfex. confirms re-
ports that the number Of rebels there are
There are deoi dsd init nations in high quar-
tiers that Gen. Patterson will be transferred
from his present command. His movements
are not active enough TO satisfy head-qaar-
tiers.
i IN. Y. Times srecial.l
There is no doubt that the Government
has recently determined upon making for
ward move in Va. soon. Regiments ON the
other side are under orders- additional
forces aro moving across quid,y but steadily
II ia clear , start will short31 be taken in
advance Of the present position Of occupas
ton.
a battery is being thrown up at Flin.'s
uill 2 miles ihis. side of Eair0 1t ia in.
tended as resort after forssrd move
ment.
Il. 1t is evident that the Federal zeorees are
J concentrating by at least two difs1p t routes
J at Harper's Ferry.
THerald's Dispatch
The Secretary Of War report WIN show
that there are SOC, 900 men 10 the hslA.
England has shown no disposition 70 reply
to-our Governments pfoposition accepting
the Paris conferences on the subject a. pri-
Watering, and this fact In connection with
important military movements In CanAda,
and naval movements on cur c0sst, make
her secret designs apparent. IL IL undgr-
stood that instructions have been forwarded
to our naval squadron to allow no ipterfef-
ence with our blockade under any pretext
and vigilant watch will be kept TO British
movements.
: Yerterday attempts were made by rebel
forces to cross the potomsc above the moatt
\ ~ A
pulsed.
Tha hnrerins of q rnhel fnrca in thu
neighborhood and the suspected presence Of
large number Of Virginia rebels in the Cit,
OF Baltimore, induce the belief that tbs reb
els programme for the introduction Of d.
! vision of their army to The rear OF Washing
| ton, and The insurrecti0n OF the disuniOnistI
! of Baltimore simultaneous with an engage
/, ment ia the direction Of Fairfax Court llous,
has not been abandoned. Col. Stone bai
i ample force to protect our rear up the river
! and Gen. Banks has completely turned thu
tables Of the Baltimore rebels and their aid
ere and abettors. A
All e safe In that quarter and the rebe
!, leaders Davis, Johnson and Beauregard, viii
be forced 70 depend solely npon their fore
: in front Of the city.
These facts will furnish additional incsn
| tives for retrograde movement on thsir pr
j toward Richmond.
I Especial to the Tribune.1
The War Department has determined not Il
accept any more regiments until meeting .
Congress.
!, Among the last accepted were tho Ander
: son Zouaves.
JEFFERSON CRY, June 29.--Msssrs. Morri
! son, State Treasurer Of Missouri, the Stat
.. Auditor, and Houston, Register Of Le11
took the osth Of allegiance to-day, 81 vi
: enter upon the discharge Of their da(
Attorney General Mott rNfusod % teko ~
oath, and il prisoner . Tie Cspibol.
: FIR. MoksoE, June 2S.rI1o 1n6an, "a ~
!, 4th regiments are undcr usdsEp - naseh 10
: morrow morning. ThsJ Will probably o.
J. trench themselves beyond Hanpton, IN
b form the advances Of An important move
!, lmenl towards Yo5ktoWn.