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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Details of the Battle OF Mill
Springs.
Louisville. Jan. 90.

Louisville, Jan. %.
General Thomas now reports the Fed
eral loss thirty mine killed, and one hun.
dred and lwentysseven wounded. Among
the wounded is Col. MeCook Of the 9th
Ohio, and his Aid, Lieut.. Burt, of the
18th u. s. Infantry. The rebel loss is
Zollicoffer and one hundred and fourteen
others killed and buried, one hundred
and sixteen wounded, forty-fve prisoners
not wounded, Eve Of whom were Surgeons,
and Lieut.. Col. Carter Of the 18th Ten
nessee regiment. The prisoners say that
Geo b. Crittenden WIS in command and
Zollicoffer second Crittenden fed to the
woods, taking the wrong road, it is sup
posed he will be captured. The federal
forces actively engaged were the 10th In
diana, 4th Kentucky, I'd Minnesota and
9th Ohio Their respective loss in the
order named. They we're reinforced after
the first and severest engagement by the
10th and 18th Kentucky, lst and I'd Ten
nessee, l4th, 3lst, Both and 18Th Ohio,
and Standards, Whitemore's and Ken
news batteries. The rebel force was es-
timated at 10000
Green c. Clay, of Bourbon county. son
of Brutus Clay, Aid to Schoepf but with
Gen. Thomas in the engagement, has just
arrived, bringing an elegant silk rebel flag
inscribed " Presented to the Mountain
Rangers, Capt A. +. Ashford, by Mrs.
w. d. Chardeverous. Col. S. Fry, 4th
Kentucky, had his horse shot from under
him by one Of Zolicoffer' Aids, when
he turned and shot Zollicofer through
the left breast. The first breaking of the
rebel ranks was effected by Colonel R. s.
McCook of the 9th Ohio, acting as Brig
adler General, ordering his regiment to
charge bayonets, which put the rebels to
immediate fight. The last order issued
was found in the rebel encampment and
was signed Col. Cummings. senior in com
mand, directing the rebels to dispense and
save themselves in the best way they
could.
The Journal says Gen Thomas, with
force, crossed the Cumberland and is
hunting the flying rebels through Wayne
county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-24
REPORTS FIR M THE SOUTH.
Baltimore. Jan. q

The Americans special correspondent
at Fortress Monroe says that flag of
truce went to Norfolk yesterday with
Lieut.. Hertz, released prisoner return
ing South He was made prisoner In
Western Virginia and released on parole,
and will be exchanged for Lieut.. Gordon,
who was made prisoner by the rebels in
Missouri.
Norfolk papers of Wednesday contain
the following telegram
"Goldsboro, n. c., Jan. GA large
number Of women and children have ar
rived here from Newbern. A fight is
expected there. There was no other news
An express has arrived here from New
bern and reports that at 4 p. m. there
were 100 vessels Of the Burnside feet in
Pamlico Sound. and Is large transports
outside Hatteras Inlet. Priyate informa-
ton received here says the enemy will at
tack Newbern, Hyde County and Roanoke
Island simultaneously. Our forces are
completely prepared for them
The Norfolk Day Book OF Wednesday
contains the following telegram:
Savannah, Jan. 21.--From 40 to so
vessels are inside Of Broad River, l5miles
FROM Port Royal .
None of the Southern papers make any
reference to the fight at Mill Springs, KY,
or Of the defeat and death Of Gen. Zolli-
Golfer.
The funeral of Ex-President Tyler
took place on the list, and was attended
by JEFF. Davis and his Cabinet and the
members Of the rebel Congress.
The Norfolk Day Book copies para
graph from Petersburg paper saying
that the Pensacola did not escape from
the Potomac without damage A gentle
man who examined her with spy-glass
after she passed the batteries gives that
paper assurance that she had holes as big
as hoshead in her bow, DC. To this the
special correspondent of the American
adds: "Personal inspect ton Of the Pen
sacola to-day enables your correspondent
to assure this gentleman that the only
holes in her bow are those essentially
necessary to the right development of the
powers Of her forward pivot gun. !.
The Norfolk Day Book publishes long
article recording the adventures, misfor-
tunes and maltrealment Of Miss Pool, late
" released from the prison for females at
Washington, TIE Day Book calls Miss
Poole heroine, and says according to her
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Foreign News.


~ pL. Oouus, An. 10 SSu' 80.
The steamship City of New York
from Liverpool on Wednesday, sth inst
via Queenstown on Thursday, 9th, passed
Cape Race this Thursday morning.
Her dates are four days later.
The steamship Europa, from Boston.
arrived at Liverpool on the 9th ms.
There was considerable disappointment
expressed in England at the non-reccp
ton of definite advices from America,
relative to the Mason and Slidell i'm
broglio, and the greatest anxiety was felt
for news by the next arrival.
The pirate Sumter had arrived at Cadiz,
where she landed 40 prisoners taken from
three Federal merchant vessels which she
destroyed.
Provisions quiet and steady. Consols
924(g92a for money.
--latest. The steamship City OF Wash
ington, from New York, arrived out on
the 9Th. The steamship Jura, from Port
land, also arrived on the Sth. They took
out the announcement of the adjustment
of the Trent affair, which was received
with the greatest satisfaction Consols
Immediately advanced from ! to per
cent.
The United States gunboat Tuscarora
had arrived at Southampton. to watch the
which was there ready for sea.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Pro-
visions quiet. Consols advanced to 931
for money.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial to the Tribune.
Washington, January 2

Washington, January ~:
Secretary Stanton had an interview Of
two hours in the Senate Committee
Rooms this morning with the Military
Committees of both Houses. All sixteen
members were present. The Secretary
gave his views freely on his plan Of con-
Quoting the war and expressed the desire
to be at all times informed for his guild
ancc on matters of public interest coming
before either committee, adding that the
Department would always be open to any
members of the two Committees. He
stated that full and complete list Of oil
the contracts made by or for the War De-
partment since the commencement of the
war, with the name of every contractor or
purchaser, could not be made before the
first Of February or until full investiga-
tions be made
Col. Scott is to have special charge of
railroad and transportation matters, and
Congress has been asked to give the Sec
rotary of War control of all railroads in
the United States whenever the interests
of the war shall demand it. John Tuck
er, Second Assistant, is to have charge
of all transportation by sea, chartering OF
vessels, &c Mr.. Watson, the Third AS.
sistant, is to have control of rolls and gen.
eral business connected with troops in the
| field.
Senator Johnson, of Tennessee, received
dispatch to-day from Major Hooper,
stating in substance MS follows: Zollicof-
fer is indeed dead. | have seen his body.
Our victory is overwhelming. The rebels
are driven from this entire section Of
country, and Kentucky will soon be free
from traitors.
Congress will make two new circuits,
one of Indiana. Michigan, Wisconsin and
Minnesota, and another Of Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri and Kansas.
Secretary Smith is talked Of for one
and for the other Mr. Browning and
Judge Davis of Illinois have been sug.
gested.
The President is said to have declared
to-day that he appreciated the very great
services rendered by General Sigel and
that justice will be done him by creating
him General of Division. Also, that
COL Koerner, of illinois, will be appoint
ed Brigadier General
| Worlds Dispatch.
At no time since the army of the Pc
tomac has been organized have the road.
in Virginia been in such bad condition
/ In consequence Of rain and snow
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Gen. smiths Column.
paducah, Ky. Jan. %

Capt. Wllars, Company A, Chicago
Light Artillery. arrived by the steamer
Wilson this p. M. from Galloway, six
miles tins side of Fort Henry, where Gen.
Smiths Division camped last night. Yes
terday evening he opened on a body of
rebel cavalry across the river, driving
them towards the fort in double-quick.-
The ,gunboats last night threw few shells
into Fort Henry and they replied with
one gun. The fort is garrisoned with
about 5000 or 5000 and several heavy
guns. The whole of Gen. Smiths COM
mand started across the country for Pa
ducah this morning.
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Washington, .

Washington, Jan. 20.
The Senate has confirmed the following
appointments
VIM. Huntingdon, of Washington Ter
ritory, to be Marshal of that Territory;
Benz. H. Smith, of Virginia, to be Attor-
ney of the Western Distric: of Virginia ;
JAS. d. Broadhead, of Missouri, to be
Attorney of the Eastern District of that
State; Rob't j. Tucker, of Missouri, At
torney for the Western District of that
State; Rob't Crozier of Kansas, Attorney
for District of that State; Sam,l ID. Howe,
of Washington Territory. to be Agent Of
Indians of that Territory Jas. D. Doty,
Of Wisconsin, to be Superintendent of
Indian Affairs for Utah; Bland Bellard,
of Kentucky, Judge of the District Court
for that District, Jas. 4. Streeter. of IL
linois, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court for the Territory of Nebraska.
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SAD AccIDEsT.-As the Seventh Reg.
iment were passing through Du Gavin. on
the Illinois Central Railroad, private in
Company T, named w. W. Hampton.
slipped. in passing to the rear ear, and
was caught under the wheels, crushing
both legs 40 badly that one had to be am.
patated below aud the other above the
knee. lie has parents living near OF
tanwa.
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secret Sessions.
Washington. Jan %

washington, Jan q.
The Joint Committee on the conduct
of the war have agreed upon an amend
ment to the joint rule of the two Houses
to the effect to that whenever any mem
her rises in his place and states that the
Executive wishes Congress to secretly act
on any matter connected with the war, it
shall be the duty of Congress to go into
secret session, and deliberate and come to
conclusion thereon before adjournment,
aud speakers are to be limited to FIVE min
utes eaeL; any member disclosing the pro-
ceetlinas l. 10 be expeiled