The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-10
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/ ST. Lsuis, Aug. 8.
| COL. Lawlerss regiment left 70 day 90 the
Iron Mountain r. h. Three hundred rebels,
chiefly Irish, lefs to-day 70 join The Southern
forces.
Gen. Fremont has dispatches that . second
indecisiye engagement occurred on Sunday
| betwsen Generals Lyon and McUnlloch. Re-.
Lott about % ip ths forner engagement.
/ When Gen. Lyon took possession OF Spring
| nsfd the rebels were approaching 10 four
kk~vy eolumDs 20 attack the Federal force,
which vas lar inferior 10 number, having
but 80 pieces Of artillery.
Cairo, Avg. 8.
Thrss privasss 81 Csps. Wiiliass cospany,
Col. Turchin,s regiment, -named Adams,
Rice and PSiee,-rere ssrssteds yesterday
for deserving, and will be drummed out to-
mofrsv. Ninetses Of Pillow's scouts took
brsatfast - Ohaflesses yesterday. They
were soarsd oG by tho 18th regiment.
| Pillow nas made levy npon New Madrid
and Mississippi counties for 400 wagons and
| 1000 hor-es- Is il reported that be pays
| rebel owners Of horass 10 Missouri ia bonds
| issued BY Gov. jackson. Union men are
paid nothing.
400 rebels moved to New Madrid, from
East Prairie, mics from chariebton, on
Monday. 800 4 $500 i
Philadslphia, Aug 8.
n The Ave men caught aboard tho Enchant-
| sees. being the prize Of the pirate JET. Da-
vis, we're IN day committed Tor trial after 4
| preliminsry exrminatloo, to answer st next
term Of the Circuit Court, on sbsrss OF pi-
racy. sA affIA .9-
| .saab se4A New York, Ang. 8.
Stocks, higher, bot trAnsastiona ara light
Money stiii plenty, and duh - 495 = cent
| 90 good sesurisi@A. 6tsslinx eachangs, dali
| and lower, lO7@lO7t; 9. 4 b. l., so; 9. 4
G. "a. lil. g. hosd4. 90; Eria, 263; y. &C.,
| 76}; Mich. 6's. 81; Ia. 0's. 81; No. s.
43i; n. q. e., 20; Va. 6's, SAT; Tenn. e.,
Al; Treasury g.. SGT; Treasury rs, lOl /;
u. s. 6's, '8l. Coupons, 90; o. s. Sc, 'Si,
Registered, 66t. A
/ Washington, Aug. ..
| The Senate, on the last day Of the session,
confirmed the following named Postmnsters.
in addition TO those appointed during the
recess Of Congress Geo. w. Edwards, At
Mt. Plessant, Iowa, and SAml Russell, ~
uillsdale, Mich.
There 10 strong ground for tbe belief that
the Prince Napoleon's visit 70 this country
10 more for political than any other purposes.
and for the Emperor on the current affairs.
Tho Rebels Cteansd oas Of the KA.
/ nAwa valley.
| Washington. Aug. 8.
| The Postmaster General has received the
following dispatch:
CIarksburg, Va, Aag. Z.
The rebels have been expallsd from ks-
nawha. Can the mail service be resumed
'A'''' es'fRs' y. 5. sosrscaAss,
| Brig. Gcn'I q. s. A.
The Department, in reply, said thsy bad
authorised the ipmediate resumption OF mail
servioe whenever IL 10 safe TO do % and the
| service can be entrusted to safe hsuds.
More absus asr scKlaridgo.
Baltimore, Aug. 8.
Messrs. Breckenridge and Vsllipdighsm
have partAten Of grand dinner q the En-
tan House this evening, given BY Baltimore
secessionists. Al Ii O'Clock they we're sere
naded by theBlus's band. Mr.. Breckenridge
| 10 nov attempting TO spcak, but - constantly
interrupted by cheers for Crittenden, 0en'l
Scott, the Kentucky Election and for the
| Union. 1t 10 impossible to hear what be 10
endeavo ring 70 say There are ssveral thou
sand persons present, . majority OF whom
s-.,Uoinn men. They call on the band for
/ the Star Spangied Ba0nes, ana ankss 900
die. but can get nothing from them but Dixie
| and the Marssilies lynn. All attempts 30
Quiet the peaple wers responded 10 By cries
| OF 0Remsmbsr the 10Th Of April .ememb r
the week OF terror!v Several fyhts took
| place and some Of the secessionisss were
roughly handled.
i Breckenridge wss finally compelled 70 retire
without speaking, and the cheers If his iends wsrs
deafefsd amid the groans and Kisses. Mr.. Vailan-
/ digham did pot attempt 20 speak, and the crowd
a - r. ~. If..z T.s
JEFF. Bsvis, interrupted by counter cheers and
groans.
49, our Less - Avsl1ery. re al.
n [Heraid's Dtspatsh.1
rs1@ Il sg ~ Aehiugton. Aur. g.
II The following is the official report Of the artillery
oss mt the battle Of Brs Run and referred to IL
4 tho report of Gen. Mcdowell: Co. D. I'd artillery
i Capt Arbald, rifed fold pieces; Co. a, lst Artl
Il lery Capt. Ricketts,, rAed Parrott 10 ppunders; Go
4. I'd artillery, Capt. Carlisle, rifed pieces and
hswitxers; CO. c. 5th artillery Cspt. Grnin, riAss
piece, smooth bores %. g. lst artillery, one 81
Il pounder Parrott gnn. Rhode Island Battery, 5 ri
ned pieces. Total. II rifed and smooth boraa.--
| Additional reports make the losses in ammnnitOn
Qpav4araastsr's and Commissasy seosss - Follows
# faa tsas ssnsat sa&4ei4Ess, 81 Ss4ss-ssA saaaa
Il AnunnikioA, - boxes old ~ mma. 40 w1goa
llUAdna msh provisions end 5000 huta1s u oo1s.-
Ills sstinassd tha. 1890 muskets ~ 5000 knap
lpapkI and blankets wers losA ii
IN An ofhcsr who has just aff.sd from ths farthss
kHpssls reports everythiag qstst md ssys the rob
"a eiS arc sslil concentrating pretty large forcs
9 Fairfax, and that thsy are throwing mp sotrsnsh
) nentx and fortGentions along the whole lines q
: the highest points,
New Yer9 MARKET.
New York, Aug. ..
. Floar rosaipts, 7O70--425 70 $50 super statl
$50 20 as extra state 40 10 $50 super western
l - u as common 10 medium extra western SO
- AoS Rscaps wheat 45,s5b--l00 TO TOT Mils
Olab; LII Amber Jersey; lis and 100 winter red
use1exn $50 and l83. Receipts corn 81, 500; mark
- L. hsttsr; II . u mixed western; whisky III
Hrom Gel. Wsicsx.
Washineton. Aug 3.
; Letters have been received here, one dated 20
| md tho other 18th July, from Capt Wilmington
, tho Int Michigan regiment, stating that he "a
{ wounded q Bulls Run but taken prisoner Will