The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-29
found .ecr,esd It the variou. reorsi,iax -.

/ This morning Gen. Ranks issued N ordc
10 Col. Ksnlsy 10 reply 20 thepYotsst Of ID
Police Commisoion 10 shlsk be says:
i uYoawill tekc epseial notice shst In =
\ proo!Anation of to-day neither the lsvs no
the of6cerS appointed to execute the laws ar
intcrsered with in any manner whatever, ex
oept 40 II opsrases on the Board Of Commis
siCners and the Chief OF Police. Every ON
Ger and man, with the exception Of the per
sons above named, will be continued ia th,
! EurvTcs, m the pusrrrUns vnsy now occupy
| unless they refuse. In such CASE, the Pro
voss MArshal is TO select others to Ill theil
| plases.''
Among articles found at Marshal Kans'l
office was IL pound cannon ball, bearing
tho inscription, "From Fl. Sumter to Mar.
| shall Kane.O
Especial 10 Tribune
Washington, juno q.
A Virginian here says the way Union msr
are treated 10 Virginian 10 incredible.
A man arrived Ct Alexsndria from Man
nassas Junction to-day, says the stroDgss,
FORTH oations OF the rebels are miles this
side OF the Junction ct Union Mills, where
the rnilrosd crosses . large stream called
Bull Ron, and higher up the stream where
road from Fairfsx Court House crosses.
On Sunday night last most OF the rebel
troops as these points moved forward to the
vicinity Of Fairfax Court House, and others
from ths 1uuuticu took thsif pisces.
Persons holding confidential relations With
the Administration insist that IN immediate
advance will be ordered toward Manassas
Junction.
Lesssrs from Southsrn Kentucky received
to-day cay that oettis and mulss By drovss,
and loads Of bscon are daily passing through
Cumberland Gap to the rebels; and that il
the people Of that section we're armed With
legal Authority to do %, shsy would soon put
. stop 70 the business. rsgiosns Or Two
oould easily BE- formed ID the neighboShoo6.
w believe steps arc taken 70 carry ont ths
popular wish.
81. Louis, June %.
Hon A. r. Lacey, Member Of the Legislature.
wa. arrested ct Cape Guardian yesterday by Col.
Bland, lately sent to that point. The prisoner was
placed on board the steamer ]. .. Swon and will
probably Be brought to this city.
Mcsss. Newman, Moss and AIlison we're arrest
ed few days aimee at Commerce, Mo-, aud taken TO
Cairo. He released upon taking the oath Of all
legiance to the Government
Cairo correspondent to the Democrat says hun
dreds Of Missourians from different parts Of the
State are concentrating on the Arkansas border.
where they receive arms furnished from the South,
aud where they expect to be joined by troops from
Arkansas. Tennessee and Mississippi 70 overrun the
State
Birds Point is now strongly guarded by two reg
imenn and battalion Of flying artillery and is fully
capable OF resisting any attack from the rebels.
Boonville, Mo-, June Is.
One hundred and thirty men arrived here from
Georgetown and SedAla, Pettis County, for the
af Las1s swoxa-inia tLa u -S-sssssss -
II tt.ss
Americans. Seventy more from the same county
are expected to- morrow. large body Of men in
johnson county preparing TO take the same step.
They will be sworn in and receive arms as soon ~
possible.
GEN Lyon is still here. 1t is thought he will
take his departure with large force, but his
destination has not TRANSFERRED.
Grover, of johnson county, furnishes the follow
ing:
Twelve hundred and twenty Union men In John
son county have formed regiment under Col. Gro
for the purpose Of being sworn into service BY
the United States and acting NJ Home Guards
throughout the State They constantly drilling
and Col Grover Is here to secure arms from Gen.
Lyon for tben. He also reports that 500 are or
ganized in Pcttis county and 600 in rAss county.
Two hundred Of Pcttis county men arrived here
to-day as convoy 70 take arms back with them
Louisville. June Is.
The journal suthoritatively denies that Col. Rcs-
seau is recruiting troops for the Government
La the Memphis Appeal Of the attn, Nashville
correspondent says the Legislature IL endesvoring
Tnnnnasec nhnse commissioners
at Nashville, proposing to allow East Tennessee
to peaceably secede. Their memorial will be pre-
sented on Wednesday. Harmony prevails, but q
storm is expected before the end of the session.
A special dispatch to the N. o. Delta, from Mis-
sssippi City, 25tn, says steamer anchored OF the
Point and captured Eve schooners, with which she
sailed eastward.
"A a.. o.srt
has been permanently instituted, and caused the
Mobile boats to discontinue.
The same paper intimates that India, China and
English merchant win be rich prizes for prva-
teers.
The Picayune Of 25th says U. s. ship Of war |,
anchored At Chafalaya Bay, thus interrupting COM
munication via Berwick Bay with Texas.
Grafton, Va, June ~.
CORPORAL Hayes and twelve men belonging r
Col. Wallace's Regiment Of zouaUs, while scout
Az patterson's Creek, s2 miles east Of Cuaahar
land night before last, encountered party Of reb
els numbering 40. sharp engagement ensued.--
Seventeen Of the enemy are reported killed and
number wounded One Of Hayes party waa killet
and himself badly wounded. They captured mum
Der Of horses.
The rebel force Is It Buchanan II il reported Il
have been increased 70 10000.
John Cuppy, revoluutonAry soldier, father o
Hon. r. p. Cnppy Of this city, died - his residence
in this county, this morning, aged 100 years,
months and III days.
Albany, June 2s
Frederick 6. Litilejohn, brother Of speaker Lit
tlsjohp, wss arrested in Now York to-day, charest
with bribing IN oficer Of the State Legislatara.
Boston Jnn1 "a.
Accounts from ST. Domingo received in the city
state that the 6panards had II men-of-waS in tn
Bay Of Burcana, and that etorehouEes were beinl
erected on shore in large numbers. 1t wAs though
the Blacks would soon make SERIOUS trouble.
Washington, June Is.
Il il understood that the pres,denps Mes
sage will take 6rm ground sgsinst peace
with the rebels until they acknowledge th
| Federal authority.
The outrageous conduct Of the Virginil
Convention In outlawing citissns OF tho Stat
Who may taks seat 10 the Federal Congress