The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-01

Lo&HGyILLEe juno J6.--Ine DnfV0JM -
this mort nunouuces that he il not Sransi09
permits for any class Of goods TO the Ssce-
dad States.
The Democrat is reliably informcd that
Col. Rossean's regiment goes into camp %
the Indiana eide Of the river.
The gum boats Tyler, Lexington and Con-
estoga passed through the canal to-day.
The latest accounts from the East Tennes-
see Convention showed large body in IA
vs,z= - - .hn -ehAl sngarnmart
majority ars n favor Of inaugurating pro-
visional government for East Tennessee.
The gun boat Conestoga Is at the Portland
dry. dock, leaking badly. 1t is doubtful if
either OF the gun-bohts can get over Port
land bar, and IL 80, whether they can get to
Cairo, on aeeeun. of the low water.
LOUISVILLE, 29th.-H. r. Walker, British
Consul at Charleston, passed through here
last night going South.
The Journafsbf this morning says the Col.
Of the State guard regiment, who was to have
been stationed ut Columbus, resigns, being
unwilling to support the neutrality policy Of
Kentucky. He is secessionis. 1t is thought
the presence Of regiment at Columbus will
produce much trouble and 10 only trick Of
Mag0fhn to create panic in that region
The same paper has letter from Paducah,
saving Union men did not vote their strength,
many being forced to vote for Burnett.
A Mr.. Brigham, KentuckiaA, suspected
Of being q spy, was arrested and shot at
three times and started for Union City, to be
tried for ugHsun. The rebels shy every man
must declare either for the North or South,
and Northerners must leave.
The day after the election q Southern flag
was raised and Gen. Prentiss invited to take
it down.
A fight occurred between two Union men
and two rebels, in Graves county, KY, In
which one rebel VAS killed. Tho other lad
HE arm shot on. Two companies, one o.
ion 80 the other disunion were drilling n1ar
BY, when the latter started IN purs9ls Of the
two Unionists Wo0A Ne Union company fol-
lowed. Nothing heard OF the result.
The Nashville UAion OF the 18th says Coils
Hardee and Magruder have been appointed
Brigadier Generals OF the ont ederate army.
The Nashville city council appropriated $50,
900 for : residence for the President, ~ N
indnoement to establish the Capitol there
Joshua r. Earl, Of Mass, superintendent oil
the Nashville public schools; has been noti-
fed to leave.
The Memphis Avalanche OF the 2sth has
an ACCOUNT Oh tHt 5ciAuTc VI Tie 1schWrI
City Of Alton, and probable capture Of ,0Oo
Cairo troops.
The New Orleans Delta's special says
Hurlburt was arrested at Atlanta as spy
and delivered to the Virginia authorities.-
lie tho evidence is not sufhciens to convict
him, he will be turned over to the Confede-
rate authorities. Stephens was advertised
to solicit subscriptions of cotton for the
Conf fETnry Mt tfucutntrwr, a2e ttii
of June The State Treasurer Of Georgia
gives notice that on account Of the war with
the Northern anti slavery States, the interes,
on coupons and bonds Of the State, yable
in New York, must be redeemed at Savannah
An advertisement announces the. re-openiDa
OF the Confederate loan at several places In
Georgia. 1t says only eleven million Of ths
fifteen have been subscribed.