The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-10

determination TO give no counsenanC6 10 the
rebels. France is cordially with 10 IN void
and deed, IL 70 need il. Dispatches from
Mr.. Adams cay the British Government IL -
we'll disposed towards vs. as we desire. The
ministry have given Mr.. Adams m ost friend
ly and cordial hearing, and rebellion will
hereafter find no sympathy at the Court OF
st. James.
Cairo, Ills, june 6.
Gen. Prentiss having learned that some
Kentucky Secessionists had established .
| camp at Elliott's Mills, KY, ten miles from
here. sent Two companies TO that place. bat
when they arrived the enemy had fed. Col.
WickliA, Who represents Kentucky 10 semi
official character visited Gen. Prentiss to-
day for the purpose Of protesting " ainst
this invasion Of Kentucky soil.
Gen. Premise showed several letters from
the Western part Of the State, asking Tro-
tection from ruff anism, and declared is HE
intention to send troops in Whatever direction
and upon such soil ~ bis Government or
de.ed.
Israel Blanchard, smother Secession sym
pathixsr, living near Oarbondale, has been
arrested and sent TO Springfield for treason.
Worlds Specisl.l
Washington, june I.
The nom emit the rebels are driven from
Harper's Ferry, the B. 4 o. road will be re-
paired by Government.
The last person in jail for nttering disloy.
/ al sentImenIs, Wls discharged to dHy ON t1-
king the oath Of allegiance.
| Th,s afternoon the u. g.. forces captured Z
rebel company Of 30 men in Virgins,
miles above Georgetown. They were heavi-
ffy ARMED uut hnh plenty Of arnmunitiou. IT
| 10 believed they are the Same men who have
been firing on our ordnance pickets.
Two Wisconsin regiments are ordered to
Washington. The President will probably
accept four more from that State.
A regiment OF cavalry has been accepted
from New York.
Louisville, June 3.
| At Clarksvills, Tenn, the vote Tor separa-
ton and representative Was SOL against for
separation. Unanimous in 3 precincts.
New Orleans Picayune 5,h says the Amer
lean bark Aleonquins from Calcutta, and the
Vonhaien from Liverpool. we're ordered or
the bay by the Brooklyn.
Mallory, Secretary Of Navy, left Pensaco-
| Ia for Richmond, May Both.
At an interview between foreign consuls
and Capt Poor OF the Brooklyn, the latter
said no infringement would be offered TO
vessels outward bound, but he had no au-
thority to extend the time for departure Of
vessels. Tow boats towing vessels out will
be allowed to return.
/ Baltimore, juno I.
The big cannon for IT. Monroe broke
through the timbers OF the vessel, and now
lies II feet ID the water
Lexington, Ky, June 8.
The statute Of Henry Clay placed safely on
column this morning.
Springfield. June 8.
A.na n.ll A l~~ l.. Al
Federal Court, before Judge Treat, and discharged
from custody on the ground that COL McArthnr's
return TO the writ OF habeas corpus insufficient
The case was briefly argued by MIR. Davis Of St.
Louis, on behalf Of the prisoner aud Mr.. Weldon
district attorney for the government. U. S. Mar
shall Phillips declined to receive blanchard arrested
by Gen. Prentiss at Carbonate, on . charge oil
treason, the ground that there not sufficient
authority for OBTAINING him. He was sent back "a
the custody Of Gen. Prentiss. The case OF James
ID. Pulley, charged with treason. goes before the
grand |ury. to-day.
Louisville, June I.
The Louisville battery has disbanded, because
majority of the members believe the field officers OIL
the battalion TO which it is attached have Secession
proclivities. The guns in charge Of Col. Hunt
at Muldronghs Hill cncampment
There is no confederation Of the statement that u
S. troops have crossed from Cairo TO the kentuck,
side Of the Ohio river, nor is it believed here.
The Journal says that large quantity OF ARM
secre.ly hrna=ht from -Ts. - ksntack;
There is destructive crcvasse on the Louisiana
side Of the Mississippi near Nachez. 900 feet Wild
and O feet deep
Frederick, Md. June T.
, jeff. Davis Is expected here TO- morrow. Every
thug in readiness and attack eagerly expect
ed. There we're indications Of an evacuation
New troops constantly arriving provisions wcr
abundant, and the strctcst discipline maintained
!, Strangers are prohibited from talking with the sol
diers and p 900 troops are there.
Philadelphia, juno 8.
The North American, referring to the d
u legations against J. e. Harvey, asserts tbs
"when 90 opportunity for vindication 10 Of
fersd, the accused will be found - free frol
any criminal intent % any loyal sitisep.-
Though across tho Atlantic be has friend
II here Who will not suffer him to be sacri6ce
: and those have given currency to the calnu
" mics will be held to tho strictest proof.
EIED,
id On Friday morning, 7th inst, JEssIn MAcouEs
,f Only daughter of Dewitt G. and Annie Harris,
:. Hamilton, aged one year and nine months.
III In this city, on the sth inst, Chas. L. Denim
n. aged - years, month and rs days.
TO The deceased vas born In Chester, Windsor G
IN VT, end for the last I've years has been the g
tlemanly clerk OF the Barrett House 1t DuSliu
z. tom, Iowa. lie had jast arrived in Reokuk to Il
IL position with bis brother proprietor Of the Del
ing House, when the fell destroyer took him frt
our midst, leaving : host Of friends to mourn
- lose. Hundreds Of the citizens Of Iowa will
member Charley, and the writer Of this notice tai
]. . melancholy pleasure in paying this tribute
respect to his earliest and best friend In the Sta
Il
I'll The funeral will take place from Tho De mi
ice House, on Monday, June 10th, at p. m. Friel
res are invited TO attend.
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