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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-18
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DAILY GATE Clry Orrfcn,
X nkuk Ian. Ia

/ DAILY aArE CRY Orrfcn,l
ksokuk, Jan. IA.
FLOuk--supernnc,& 81 90 Spring What, az
ira, 81 40, Fall wheat, extra, IS Is.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOTO 60 per 100.
| COHN-e4eto 22c
| BAKLEY--Spring 40a4bc
WHEAT In good demand. Fall so to so;--
Spring 65c; choice do. 10.
OA1s--lS to zoe.
EYE-3b to Sta in good demand.
POTATOES-l6 to 20 by the load retail 40.
GkoCEKIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair 7aS
prime s to q, clarified Salo, crushed and Loaf
l. to II. Molasses-PlantatioE3 SIS to 40c, IS. II. 3b
TO 40, Goiden Syrup, IS to TOO. ccfee-kio 10
tols. Java 10 TO zoe. Laguyra, to I6 TO H. Rice,
6a6I.
ooAp-PAlm 6tc, Family 54c; German, (Cin.
74toT4.
cANDLEs-star TITO IS, stearine Is, Mould
II ~,
LARD-9; retail 12io.
BUTTEk-Con mon to 10; Choice ~ to Is !;
retail Is to III.
LEATHER--Sole rs to 2sc; Harness 27}.
HIDEs-Dry stos, green, 4sc; green sheep
psits 40 to Tic; green hog skins rs.
HAY--Prairie$ 81 60 So; Timothy h Hunga.
rian, ssA to tlo Balcd do. 81 to So, Retail $l4
to IJ.
sEEDs.-Hungarian Grass ,25a3oi Timothy 81
so 10 60 Flax Seed, s0ag0.
SUNDRiES-0nions,b 30 to IS Eggs,1l.
Feathers, SOC 10 sbc; hite Beans, 10 TO 50.
H fEUIT-DFied apples, ~ to 40 per bush
Dried peaches, 81 Is to $50; Kaisin., 81 soto
3szs.
CHEESE--W. n. iia12!; Denmark . to 10.
BEEf-2afAc gross - 70 Sc per quarter.
buEEp--s2 90 to So 90 y head.
uOas.--Drtsscd, 80 90 to s. 81.
sALT-G. A., 81 40 10 80 per sack; Ksnaw-
In, 81 rs per tbi.; Liverpool, 81 goa2 90 per
aaek. Lake 81 10 to 81 Is y bbi.
FISH--Nackcrel, No $40 TO $71 y bbi No.
1915 To si7 No. 5 Sl2to$13. White, No. IS 80
to So ID y half bbl. Cod f,sh sto y 10.
HA6S--2 2tc.
OLD IgoS-s6 &c per y Brass to Toe per
ib.; Copper 12i 10 lac per n.
ExcaAEGE.--on New York for currency, nom
Ina, rate, per cent; forged 4 per cont. ST.
Louis4 per cent.
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Trea.on 40 Aouth Ca

Treason TO south Carolina.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 10Th con-
tains the following:
ARRTsr FOR TREAsos.-J. N. Merriman,
Collector at the port Of Georgetown, s. O.,
was on Monday last arrested bv the people
Of Georgetown. on charge OF treason
against the State. A letter Was found writ
ten BY him and addressed TO Mr.. Buchanan,
stating that be tsierrman) had just cleared
vessels in the name Vt the United States, and
that be would continue TO 90 30. The letter
calls upon the President TO send boat and
mep 10 collect the Federal revenue, and in
forms him as TO the progress made 10 the
construction OF the works near Georgetown,
and promises 70 keep him posted from time
10 time in relation 10 the same. The letter
ID signed bv bis initials, J. N. NJ. When ar.
rested be acknowledged having written it
Lopez, bis deputy, VAS al.o arrested. lie
said he had been in the habit OF writing cut
Merriman's letters, but had not done 80 10
this case, as he considered IL treason. Both
have been committed for trial
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8-It 10 common observation that that there
are more sufferers from debility, among the Amer
leans, than Gan be found in any other civilized ma
ton. The reason ID obvious. We take too little
exercise, and forget the warts Of the body In The
absorbing pursuits Of business. In all such cases
ordinary medicines do little good. What Ia
required 10 Just such q tonic aud invtgorator a
Dr. j. Hostetter has given 10 the public In his Gel
ebrated Bittefs. The weak and nervous dcnxens
of abe counting room the xhautcd toiler upon the
shop-board, and the Frustrated student Of the mid
night lamp, have found wonderful regenerstor n
the Brters. and prefer il to other pretsntious bu,
less eGieaci)us medicines But it should not be for
gotten that the agent hich IL magical In its In
huence upon frame viii 10 merely debilita,ed i.
equally powerful in assisting nature to cxpel the
most terrible forms OF disease. WHO would not
tryit2
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere.
Soldby P.GiBBoss, A. J. WILKissos BARrLsTs
KAYE Co., and j. 7. WILKINSON.
Jan. Ia. '6I-ddw
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DAY & BRO.
Wholesale GrOCcrS,
NO. lO5 MAIN.ST.,

hEOk
A RE in receiptof
IA bO0 kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. Herman Soap,
so I" Fancy Toilet Soap.
~ dog. extra wire handled brooms.
90 oXs. assorted candy,
100 Fancy Candies,
2a0 reams Writing Paper,
10000 Envelopes,
23,OU0 assorted Cigars,
$4,000 Havsnna6's !"
800 lns. Indigo,
10 bbis. assorted Nuts,
lO0kegs Bicarb soda,
B tcs. Rice,
200 bxs. assorted Glass
500 Cotton Yarn,
200 gross Matches,
1UV Teams wrapping Paper,
Besidesa large stock of the yarious articles of
Groceries, which We offer 1t the very lowest figure
We will st all times pay the highest prize for
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Feathers, Deeswsx, and such
articles Of produce as lpreserye their nature In
transportation.
Septl2d
DANCING SCHOOL.
M h. jENAISuS will comm ence his school on
~ Saturday, Dec. 10Th, on Main~st., bet ween
osh and TIN. second door from the corner Of 9TH
Ladies' ana Children y class at 2 o'clock p. m;
ueauomen's class on Tuesday night, Dec. 18th, ct
keokak, Dec. u, 1850.
PEALGD PEACHES.
ME hye just received from New York Q casks
~ q peaied Dried Peaches, fgr sale 1T our
nov24d KELLOGG : BIHGE.
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al MISS a. KING, III
NJ MaiD-Ntfeet, between End and 3rd. ~

ID ETURNS her thanks to the Ladies for their
IN patronage, and hopes to have a continuance
of the same. she has just received her Fail and
Winter Stock Of French Millinery. Bonnets,
French and Amer lean Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons
Velsess, Chiniie Hcad-dresses, and enbrodering
chinille, French Corsets, Dress Trimmings, Cloak
Iassels French Embroidery collars and sets oil all
qualities, Kid Gloves, 0auntlets " all kinds and
different priccs, and super fancy Knit Hoods.
large lot " loop sxrts end Skirt Supporters on
hand, which will b. sold ut cost. lsep2bil
Dissolution.
vIsllE co partnership heretofore existing between
= Edwards McAiIlster, Hs Attorneys 1T Law, D
this day dissolyed BY mutual cement
WM. EDM ARDS.
RICHARD McALLISTER
Dec. a. 1860. -janl Old
LAW UDukS.
GIUHY on Bills, story On Partnership, Green
- leafs xle4tisa, DiiI.n'A bigsat. JUS. received
Ly iouDLN, EAOM NELL 1 co.
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EXCHANGE. Tribune says the current
rate Of exchange in Chicago on the 18th was
0 per cent. premium, and the street rates
were 4 to S. No one desired to keep it over
night 1T those rates.
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he notes Of the fsiiowing Banks are thrown Gu,
by the Bankers Of this city. AT the ast dates they
were bought in Chicago a. IS cent?. As the note.
are AMI secured no grsat shave heu be submit
ted To. Ipdeed !. IL possible tina most Of them
he curentin thirty days;
Bank Ct Aurora, Vest Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality, !"
state Eank, shawreefosn, /"
Antr. Exchange BANK, Raleigh, /"
Corn Exchange Bank, Fanfsld, /"
Bank Of Raleigh Rale gh, /"
Bank II Com monwealfh Robinson, III.
Southern Bank l.hnols, dFasyiHe.
hraysilie do do
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The Icx FRx.-Several one horse and two
horse sleds ventured across the river yester-
day, and wend over safely. We did not see
any wagons cross, but We presume they can
do so 10 Gay.
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8 IT. MIC LAS HCTE l.
OADuAY,
n EW Y DIRK.

heE completed, si1 years ago, tie It. Nicholas
va universally pronounced the mest ma gui feent,
convenient, and thoroughly organized establish
mcnt 81 the inI on this continent.
What il va then. IL remains to-day--wIrHoUr
4 RIVAL IN SIZE, IN suspruoUssEss, and in the
general elements Of conf and enjoy ment
The Hotel has accommodations for 1000
guests, including 100 CO mpIete suits OF
aparlme nls for families.
six hundred persons can he comfortably
seated at the tables II its three public dining
rooms, nd nothing tina, modern art ha. devised
for the convenience and social gratfcation Of the
travelling public has been omitted in its plan or is
neglected In it'll practical details.
The early reputation OF the house At home and
abroad derived from its magn tude, its superb APP
roiptments, ami its Homg-LikE cekToRrs AID LUX
uKtys, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wearied exertions Of the froprietort.
IEEADAELL, WHlICoAB L co.
d~cn2d3m
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! r. humphrey. A

~ y. HUMPHREY. Auction ana Com
-. mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
kegnlar Auction Sales Tuesday, Thursday
ard @aturiay morning.; aiEo every evening. Fur.
niture sales every saturday morning.
n-Particuiar attention gwen to salcs ir he
country. i1rTf
lCsl received fr0u4 tie American Clock Co. =
~ large lot Ut 80 hour and day clocks, assorted
styles. ~ No. Estes House.
sep'l2i DF. HUMPHREY.
u fCEINED this cay, or consignment cases Of
IAfpe Calf Boots Ito be closed cut Immediately.
20. E.tef House. [sept7
ItSI received from The Manufacturers a large lot
OF hoop ali Y; also, large consignment of
Hosiery. ~ No. Estes House.
septl2i
It-I received Pocket Cutlery OF cyeyy variety
~ and qnauty, and a large assortment Of Table
Cutlery; also tof Plated Table and Tea Spoons.
At No. Estas House. f-ept I2d1
NOW on hand s-ihY l-e stock ~ Jewelry OF every
IN variety; also Stationery and Notions az Ali
Kinds Merchants and Peddlers will do well to call
and examine TINS sfock il b. eiated out yery
low. H. HUMPHREY
ctpti2 Auc ianeer.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
NJ T. wish 10 announce to the public that we
w have hand i s ieet asser ment of Fancy
Cases and Frames, which, when filed with good
FheisgfaFh Of MIR tip Pictures II relatives or
ffiebes, make bout hl.e a Holiday Pfessnt az
anything We can think Of. We would therefore
Invite all To We We "a II at Rooms over Geo
q. Anderson Co. y Bank, No. ST Main st. keo-
xxx Iowa. AeLLEN d VAN6kIEkEN,
Dccls1U Artists.
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No MAIL FaoH ST. LoUis.-There is a ru.
NOR that the excitement and distur banoe 10
20 great 10 81. Louis that the mails could o. OF
be sent on. with safety. At all events, no
st. Louis mail came last night.
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Letters are being received by the new Sec
rotary Of War and the old Secretary OF the
Navy, from distinguished officers in both
branches on the pub ic service, assuring those
funrtionaries o' their determination TO stand
BY the Lnion ut ali LaLafds. Some ri the
mort eminent otLrers Of Southern birth are
included am NJ this gallant list, and we
understand that number have inststed that
before the issue VI new Army and Navy
Directory they shall he put down, not as cit.
liens of States, but as citizens Of the United
States Of America.
eTThe following words, in Jackson's
proclamation 70 the people Of South Caro-
lima in 1892, express the determination Of
the people Of the Union day: "My breta-
rem, the dIssurbers Of the Union you may be,
but its dcstroyerr, nevefn
Attention.
Ali persons Interested In Tie ormation Of Mil
tsry Company are requested TO meet at the room II
Baptist Church, corner Of 9th aud Main streets, on
Saturday evening, the 18th inst !, at o'clock.
MANY CITIZENS
Journal please eoIe.l
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Remember that the City Dispensary Is open eve
~ day frem ~ 10 | o'clock a.. m, when the poor
can receive Medical ard Surgical advice gratu-
itpusiy.
No charga for medicines when authorized by the
Mayor, or proper representative VI the City Coun-
Gil
Prompt Attendance il required, as 10 cases will
receive attention after the hour specified.
sept27d j.. C. HUGHES, Dean.
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CL0SEBUYERS.
Attention ts SoIiciscd TO rha
Ia q w = RIG ~ -,
April '60iAwly
PHOTOGRAPHS

49, - ~ ~ A. Il * LlA@.
M would coll the attention nf the nuhl;c to
y the fact that a. 81 ELS AMBa0TIpE pHo-
IOuAAPHapd sIEHhk0eI0plC GALLERY is
the place 10 get
Correct Pictures or Every Sfvley
Being the Oldest established operator in the CITY
the Superiority Of pictures, and his efforts to
please are we'll known TO all. He IL now putting
up views of Main street, suitahia for mailing for
the very low price Of % and so cents each the
largest and best picture Of heokuk ever taken.
also . large view oil 1T. Madison.
St.I0s.opi. s.a. s.s. s,saes Ia sAie anu on ex-
hibition al are respectfully invited Is cali and
examine them.
sE1- Don't forget the place: rs Main street., I'd
door from Third street.
Aug. ~ 20. ID
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Che Gate City.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. Is.
kE0nUK PUAT OFFICE.

kEOKUk POST OFFICE.
Open from "A IN. to p. IN. On Sundays from
6to GA. N.
DAILY ARRIVALS Arn BErAnTURKs or THE MAILS.
Eastern Maii arrives at p. m, and closes at
4.
st. Louis and Southern Mails arrive at 6 p. m.
and close at 8 q. III.
Hannibal and st. Joseph Mails arrive at .. m.
and close at o q. m.
Quincy Mail arrives at clock p. IN. and closes
at a. III.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois NJ ails arrive Ut
81 p. N. and close Ut 9 a. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at .. m.
and close ut Q y. IN.
Western Mail arrives at p. m. and closes ut
a. IN.
Charleston ttri-weekly) Mail departs ON Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock a. M
and arrives On tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
ut o'clock r. m.
RICHARD McALLIsTER, pm.
Dec. Sth 1850.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
177G. 1851.
THE EVER GLORIOUS FOURTH.
GRAND OUTpOURING OF PATRIOTISM
OratiOns by the Hon. Edward Everett, the Rev.
B. Ii. Chaplin, and the Hon. Hiram
Walbridge.

The s5th Anniversary of our Independence was
celebrated in NewYork and vicinity this year with
fervor and unanimity worthy OF the occasion.
The New.York Let Division, or many Of the regi-
ments not at the seat of war, paraded and
reviewed by the civic authorities. National
sautes fired at sunrise and at noon, the church
bells chmed in sweet union with the popular rejoc-
ngs Old Tammany re her council fres and resolved,
sink swim, survive perish, to stand by the old
flag till the last armed foe expires. -u
Mr.. Everett in silver tones and stately periods, held
forth at the Academy Of Music to crowded house Of
New-Yorks noblest citizens, in behalf of the same
glorious purpose; the Rev. +. ii. Chaplin, at the
Cooper Institute, pursued the same splendid theme
with all The eloquence of his impassoned nature, to an
assemblage equally respectable in point of character
ano influence whose numbers were limited only by
the capacity of the edice ether speakers, no less
patriotic, SPOKE at various points throughout the city,
Out of doors New-York a continual blaze ofire-
works and the air resounded from dawn until midnight
with the din Of firearms and firecrackers, everybody
erdeavorng to oudo his neghbor in thus giving vent
to his patriotic emotions.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
FROM EoRTRESs MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Thursday, July a. 1861.
The flag of truce yesterday brought down the British
consul from Norfolk who was desrous Of visiting Bal
tmore in reference to an English vessel which bad got
into trouble. Commodore StriDgham would not permit
him TO do 20, for the that the privilege OF the
flag of truce has been already sufficiently abused by the
Secessonists.
Heavy firing was heard this morning in the direction
of Norfolk doubtless saues in honor Of American In
dependence.
The ships of war in the harbor fred National lutte
at noon, the guns OF the Foruess responding.
There are grand parades this evening at the several
camps.
There are no military movements to expect to-day.
Work the Fortress has been generally suspended.
The steamer Catiline, recently employed as a trans
port between here and Newport News, was burned
last evening. The vessel ID total loss, the crew hay-
ing barely time 10 escape.
The Catiline formerly belonged to the Bridgeport
line, and Was owned by Freeman g. Co. She was in
sured for 81 0O0 and had been under contract with
the Government for three months at $4,000 per
month.
Captain Gordon, Of the Cumberland gnlsntly re-
moved the rihed cannons from the burning steamer.
Col Aliens Regiment to-day went up TO Newport
News. Otherwise there has been military move
ment Of importance.
The Quaker City came up from the Capes, but re-
ports nothing new.
One Of the letters intercepted near Great Bethel,
mentioned in yesterdays Dispatch says there are five
thousand troops Yorktown, and that Parrot gun
and two rihed the principal peees used by
the Rebels at the affair at Great Bethel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

and McMnllin's meo, under fire, Is spoken Of in the
highest terms; while the City Troop and ID cavalry
behaved with most admirable GOODNESS.
Doubledays siege battery Is to be here tomorrow
morning and then it is likely we shall advance upon
Marinsburg.
Colonel c. p. Dare found In enc Of the camps the
rebels had just left, the following note unfinished
. "CAAP STEVENS, July 2. 1851.
"DRAR Sug have written three letters 70 and
Ellen being able t. get the Post Office had To
them up Our nearest Poet Office at MsnsbuTs aoont
miles from We have been at this nearly two
week. There about 1880 troops here all Virginia troops
under Colanel Jackson. The troops from other States are at
Winchester"
1t is fair to presume that about the time the gentle
man had proceeded with his episte, something turned
up in the shade of fellows which compelled him
70 postpone the latter part Of il indefinitely. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
FROM NASHVILLE.
N..nvlLLE, Tenn, Thursday, Ju

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Thursday, July 4 1861.
The up and down passenger trains on the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad were seized this morning at
Trousdsle near Mitchesve, by order of Maj Gen
Anderson, aud both brought to this city. The man
ayers had taken all the engines and running stock
Louisville, against which policy Tennessee had re-
montraled and this seizure was necessity meas-
ure of protection. Ma!.-Gen. Anderson informed the
agent here that further seizures would be made aud
tnat trains should pass uninteruptedly.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Friday, July 5, 1861.
Tie Journal this morning is indignant at the seizure
of the train from LOUISVILLE the Memphis branch Of
the Nashville road at Carkesville. Trains were sub
sequeniy ordered togo no further than Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
FROM LOUISVILLE, Ky.

L0UIsIILLE, Ky, FRIDAY, July D, ISoi'
The Democrat of this morning states that Seces-
sion flag rised yesterday was torn down and burned
by the citizens in the neighborhood.
The Courier says that company Of llO men from
Trmble County parsed through here last evening
going South, and that another company Of 10 meu
will leave to-day.
The Democrat says that company of forty men
from Lexington left yesterday for tho South.
The Unioniss celebrated the Fourth enthusasticsIly;
the military, generally, paraded. A National Flag
wiz rais ut Walker Exchange, aud patriotic speeches
were m dc by Mcssrs. Cassedy and Others.
ZUs Memphis IhrcaS OF tie Ri inst, says that 700
Nj SOU ians with sruY IN camp at thai place; and
special dispatch to tic paPer from Little Rock,
Arksnsas ssys that General Montgomerys and Lane 5
forces are marching tcr the Indian country; also that
a proclamation has been Issued by Ben. McCulloch.
calling on the eizens Of Arkansas 10 snsiain the 81
aorri troops ON her frontier and ordering rendeN
at Fayetteville.
7Vl Aagusia Constitvtonalis thinks it certain that
The Cor(ederate Ccasttuton will be defeated in that
State.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of Georgia have
invited the Southern Lodges to meet at Montgomery
and d.-solye their connection with the Grand Lodge Of
the United States.
Gov Pettus of Mssis1ippi has ilsued proclamation
calling on the State officers 70 collect all the srus,
rifes, shot gun &c. and old, in and ont of order
and send them Immediately to Jackson. All the citi-
zans IN The State arc notified 10 arm themselves with
doublebarreled shot guns.
The Memphis ApFea suggests the collecting Of all the
old iron in and about the Southern plantations, that
il may be moulded into Lincoln pills.
The Legislature Of Tennessee has just adjourned. II
raised the bill exempng State bonds for military pur-
poees erom taxation. Another net authorizes the Gov
erno " ifsue Treasury notes for 900 OO0 of the de-
nomination Of not lcss than s. more than $500,
with interest not exceeding per cent the to be
receivable as currency An act was also passed to
make the Treasury notes Of the Confederate States
bankable in Tennessee.
The Directors of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
roai in session here yesterday, resolved that
mon carriers they could not refuse the transportation Of
goods hence unless and until such transportation should
be declared unlawful by Court having competent
jurisdiction. The question of legality will be decided
soon aud the decision of the Court will be conforned
TO by the Directors OF the Louisville aud Nashville
Road
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
THE PURSUIT OF GOV. JACKSON.
lie HAS FLED FROM THE STATE.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, July 4, 1861.
Official information received here says that Col.
Segel IL at Mount Vernon, Lawrence County, with a
strong force and that Gov jackson is supposed to have
crossed the Arkansas line.
The Republican learns from letters dated Springfield,
June 30, that Gov jackson, with ] 800 men, was AZ
Montevella, Severn County.
The line Of the Federal troops has been extended to
sarcoxie, Jasper County through which Gov Jackson
would have to pass to reach Arkansas and the opinion
is confidently expressed that he win be taken prisoner
unless lie receives larger reenforeements than he is
likely TO obtain.
Msjor Phelps is detained at Springfield by important
events there, but will be in Washington in time for all
important buriness this session.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
PATTERSON AT MARTINSBURG.

Gen. Patterson has achieved another brilliant and
important success. Information was received from
Martinsburg yesterday that he entered and passed
through that place in hot pursuit of the enemy.
The army was r.ecomed with enthusiasm by the
of people, who -ere gatifed by the protection
promised and now given by the Government. Thus
the Fourth Of July gloriously celebrated at Mar
tinsburg.
The Secession force which Gen. Patterson scattered
the 3D. when lie crossed the river lost 60 killed and
had many wounded. 1t rallied and presented front
yesterday, but again retreated to distance of seven
or eight miles, where it has been reinforced.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

TONED against division among ourselves; hoped thai
the strange visitor ia the heavens winch ast pad
bis compliments to Charles w. woai return 70 us next
time under more favorable auspices; apostrophsed
elogueDtly the sainted statesmen woo are looking ON
at the struggle, and closed with the renowned sent
ment of "Lberty and uniou, now aud forever, one
and inseParable," and prayer that all may be for
the best
The Rev. Mr. Blanchard delivered the benediction.
and the audience dsfereed. 1t is proper TO mention
that the admission Of - cents secnn considerable
sum 10 the Ladies Fund for the Relief OF Volunteers
the benefit Of which had in view ia the getting up
OF the celebration
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
FROM GEN. PATTERSON'S COLUMN

TIE BATTLE At FALLING WATERS.