The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-14

i RERoRrRp ExPREsfLY 1ol 1nE GATE CITY.
Y [IIersld's corseapondsnss.l
4 Hasbiueton, Aug. IL.
u Gen. Robert Anderson arrived here THU
evening he seems to be 10 very roor health
Several weeks ago one OF our coneul'
abroad expressed tho opinion that Garibald
! would viei% this country end eom0and Z
4 coismn % Union forces, ifths present. shsjll
n Of the Gosefnmens would indicate that Ut,
services we're needed. Thrve being no a.
eisl Information on tho, ssbject. Of eosss,
4 the PYe1foent could TAXI 10 c6ciaf acti0p
but u u sndcrsseod that 10 - taken nsa
surss 20 asssrtstn n sGaSsbsldi Wosle sccept
Q commasl IL Offered 70 him. a0d % has a.
tborise6 pSs64s 70 ~sapseAs - Asn the great
qualification il ~eald AGord the President to
aissess his retura 10 The uuited States, md
SEQ bin It the head OF column Of our
troops.
On Saturday last, Lieut. Budd, command
ing the steamer Resoluse, cleaned out ono Of
tho rebsl depcts on the Potomac II has
been known for soue time that Herring
Greek on tho Maryland side, and Msohadoo
Greek, opposite on tbs VirEinia side, we're
he deposa fSr Maryland recrUits 70 tho rebel
army IN Virginia. Thd R6s0iute having Up
preached within 300 yards Of she shore Of
The creek, was AIRED on BY nnske,ry.
boat Was Immediately lowered and Lieut.
Budd, with IL men, isrded. The rebels ded
IT ihsir approach, snd we're pursurd for :
but mxds;.heir eecape. Papers containing
| inrossaDs informAtion wese found the
buiidipg. wore destroyed aid zen oontra bande
| found 90 tho premises were brought away.
| After leaving the Greek II. Budd learned
| From negroes tha, 800 rebels were eonces.
trated as the Ilague mica bsok from the
river, and thai their ferry boat wAs I 81 :
| mills % to crssk. Meeting the sehoones Daaa
! he took her sun and crew on board the Res
oluts, plsoing The negroes 10 coayGe Of pen
81 Ne DNss. he cent Up sbs 0reek sbd
captured large boat capable Of csrrying Is
or 80 men, bot sAa nothing Of the rsbels.-
| After reporting TO Com. Craven, the latter
eant - II peduiop last night to usrripg
{bteek, ind nunber Of boats were captured
there.
The rebels are syideptly hard pressed for
provisions ADS sfs taking al she grain from
| barns on the river for army purpose.
| A0other ~ aovsrn0ost Clerk, Alex. W..
Flowers, was arrested yesierday en- route for
Richmond. on the charge u being Spy for
| tho rebels. sgkA 81 NA@Af I t3fEAS
or i've cargoes Of Zoe from Boston, due on
Thursday, bat ons. has arrived. Ills report
ed that two have fallen into rebels hands
| on the Potomac. 88t8t .sAfIaF&H
Ex Oergrsssusn Somss 81 Maine 10 to be
appointed Governor Of Usah.
New York, Aug. Is.
The steamship Champion, with Oalifvrois
| treasures and dates Of the 2lss July ID Gig
sAllsd.
louisville, Aug. Is.
| Judge Casron, OF tho Supreme Court, vsa
last week expelled from NasiviHs BY tbs
vigilance cammittee because OF his refussl to
resign the juigeshlp. lie has recently been
hsre. and yes obliged to lsavs bic Wifs ia
Nashville 90 account OF her sioknsss.
New York, Asg Is.
Flour market . shade better--t ~ scat ~
for Super State; - 1904 IS for Com on
TO Medium Extra Western. Wheat mnrke,
a shade 6rmes-95r(0$l OF for Mil. Clpb
81 g Tor White Western. Corr 10 chad.
6rmer- 43(94S} Mixed Western. Whisky
dull u l6l- Duh a
Stocks aull-C. 4 r. l., 4Oi; G. B. 4 O.
582; q. 4 T., 29t; q. l. g., CS; |. q. Scrip
"a.
Money and Exsh.Ds. unchanged.
Laaisvills, Aue; 10.
No trains have bseo allowed TO run east
xaid Of the Tennessee River, from Memphi-
FOR the past TOO days. Il 10 snppo.si that
abe rolling stock 10 engaged srAnsportiog
troops TO Union City, Tenn. So
Sc. Louis, Aug. IL. i
q n stated on reliable authority shst III
Thonpson, vish bic entire sosnsod, made
: demonstration sgainss Cape 0iYsrdeau oh
Friday, bnt adding the plass nuoh better
defended than bs anticip gated, be psssipitsts.
y fad.
Franklin. Mo-, Aug. 10.
Springfield advioes TO Tbursday wornina
say no bottle hes bees fought, bot one va
hosrly expoossd. Five hundred cavalry wers
ready 70 move on Thureday morning, and
the Home Guards were in motion. Our reg
ulars remained 10 phsitioo, and tho troop,
. iAy on their arms on TnesiAy spd, Ns1nes
/ day nights. The rvbels were then SaaAmpet
vt Wilson's Creek, IL miles from Spring
6sld. On Tue@dsy evening eight skirm
; liaA took place between rstreling parties fcu
miles ont on tho Mount vesn0n road. II
which four rebels we're killed.