The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-11
LATEST NEWS.
Cleveland. june 10.

. The LIST Wisconsin regiment, Col. Stark
: weather paced through to-day for Washing
. ton, fully armed and equipped.
New York, June 10.
The Times correspondent says Beauregarf
10 said 10 have declared that he intended
: concentrating 10000 or 10000 men at Man,
nassas Gap and make their position impreg.
nable. and when the Federal forccs are spent
10 trying TO dislodge them there, no 10 going
30 utterly ovarwhclm and destroy them.
clergyman from Beauford, N. O.. states
that men and arms arc plenty there. but no
oaeD. Farmers O0Mpiain NJ r.0siviDg scrip,
and thinks Union Clubs would DO formed
there II backed by the Government.
Government 10 In possession OF many let
tiers from Northern mon to Eoutherpers.
showing yet many traitors in the North.
The Tribune's dispatch saws Gov. Hicks
has warned the Government Of the peril me-
Dacing the Capital from his State. and re-
questing that q force be sent to Frederick
City and the reinforcement OF the regiments
At Baltimore.
Marshal BonifaDt states that there are
1000 secfssionists ia Baltimore, With con-
osaled arms,syaising favorable opportuni.
~ to rise.
Especial TO the Commercially
Washington, June 10.
A gentleman arrived from Manassas
junction, heard the rebels cay they had H.
600 troops there. He saw Bsauyegard, and
among tho prisoners there he found several
residents Of Washington.
Troops will be dispatched 20 Frederick.
Nd, on Thursday to protect Union men, Il
being understood that there is q pIos on foot
among secessionists TO depose Gov. Hicks on
that day and establish Provisional Govern.
ment.
A number Of regiments have orders to
march for Chambersburg.
IL il now believed there will BIO q speedy
advance on Harper's Ferry.
Gen. Mansfield has received word that the
Michigan Regiment was fred at in Baltimore
An army oficer has BEEN sent there to ia.
ves,igate affairs.
Gen. Banks takes command at Baltimore
to-day.
Col. Stone left this city TO day With troops.
going 10 the direction Of Leesburgh.
A large number Of cars have been sent
from Grafton, Va, to Cumberland, to bring
Federal troops to the latter place.
Ii is said II, 900 troops have left for Hsr.
rer's Ferry, but this 10 thought impossible.
IL 10 said Mr.. Curtis, NJ. c., OF Iowa, will |
be appointed Brigadisr General, and given
command Of the Iowa troops.
lTrlbuns's speciall
Warrington. June 10.
10 GOO troops viii be in Baltimore within 36
hours That city ID in fermentation and Their.
private houses and nightly dri have been g,ng
At the drst sign Ut UPRISING The city will be bonn.
barded from IL. McHenry. This = authentic.
washington. juno 10
The nnn-pAyment Of troops 10 caused by the ab.
sence OF the necessary ply rolls. Ihsrc il lack
of money Of di .postioa the part Of the Gov
eminent to pay them, aud soon ss ths rsq uisite
forms can be complied with. this inconveni encs
will be rcmedied.
New York. Juse TO-
The Posts dispatches ssyl the Federal troops at
the Relay House continually make arrests and de-
tect contraband goods in transit through that place.
Contraband goods which are seized almost daily cou.
slst Of percussion caps and military clothing.
Washington. June 10.
II ia asccrtained that portion OF the Federal
troops have gone to Edwards Ferry, point half
way to Harpers Ferry, aud that they will occupy
perm aneuty.
The New York 18th has captured brother OF
Ellsworth's murderer
Our troops complained of the discharge Of the
prisoners Of war by the Government asserting that
there is Of capturing rebels If they were TO be
Immediately released
The steamer Warrior has arrived from Fort Mon.
roe and Newport News She reports that she land
ed Hawkins Zouaves at the latter place where the
Mass. 9Th. Scott Life Guards. and German Rifles
were entamped The Vermonter's had thrown up
breastworks IL feet high in 4 DAYS Colnmbads
have been placed the bank OF the river 4 ID
Harriet Lane lying of Newport News She
disabled one of the enemies guns in her attack on
Pig Point-5 sailors were wounded, one severely.
baltimore. June Z.
The monster gun Union made at Pittsbarg, fell
overheard In sixteen feet water at Locust Point to-
day, when they were attempting to chip ii to Fort
rcss Monroe Oh schooner. Ii can he recovered un-
harmed
Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, June g. Semi official letters
from Englani give assurances that tho Brit
ish Government is gradually changing from
its original partially for the rebel States
The Government is yet anything but friendly |
to the Union, but is decidedly not so open IN
its hostility as il was before the arrival of /
Mr.. Adams.
These letters leave no room to doubt that /
the Ministry had once determined upon re-
c0gnixing the Southern Confcderacy, and /
they were endeavoring 10 precritate such |
action before the arrival of our new Minister. I
In the interview which Mr.. Adams had |
with Lord John Russell, the former very dis |
tinctly expressed the belief TINT the British
Government Intended such purpose, and |
charged the British Ministry with q want OF |
common diplomatic courtesy in thus attemp-
ting to decide upon so vital a question, be- |
fore afording an opportunity to the Admin
istra;ion OF explaining the post ion in which |
the Government of this country was placed,
the object Of the rebels, and tho power OF
the Government to suppress the req, llion.--
Mr. Adams took occasion to represent to the |
British Minister the injustice Of recognizing
the rebels, and to warn him that our Govern
ment would not permit the interference Of
any foreign government TO prevent the sub
jugation Of the rebel States Of the Union.
1t is more than probable the Spanish Gov
ernment will decline 70 receive Carl Schuys |
AS Minister toSpain. At least the represen-