Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

Stats. hs vosld lay dows bio arms to-
morrow and become . loyal citisso.
He il repoEte ed TO have written
to Halleck, a&kisg that commission Of
Prices old friends from Charlton, Ran
dolph and Boone counties, be sent to
Prices camp to report the uoanimlty OF
Union zen .ilnent in Mlsaousi.
Gen. Halleck does not believe in such
manGvuring, and has sent Sigel and
Curtis, ~ his best commissioners, to
bring Price to his senses.
The bookstore Of George J. Jones,
was closed to-day, for circulating .
handful containing reasonable matter,
copied from the London Dispateh.
1t 10 reported by Ill officers at head.
quarters, that Gen. Buckner and staff,
will arrive tomorrow, in the steamer F.
c. McGill.
The following is the official list OF
regiments captured at Fl. Donelsou, re.
ported to Gen. Hallcck 49th Tennessee,
Col. Bailey; SD Tennessee, Col. Aber-
nathy; 57th Alabama, Col. Jackson;
42d Tennessee, Col. Quarters; Capt.
Gray's Tennessee Battery; 26th Ten
nessee Infantry, Col. Lillard l4th Miss.
Baldwin; 18th Tenn, Col. Palmer; I'd
KY, Col. Hansan; Goth Mississippi, Maj.
Brown; Capt. Miller's Mississippi Caval-
~ Company 5Oth Virginia, Col. Has
lep; 10th Texas, Col. Gregg; 18th Ar
kansas, Col. Lee; Capt. Overton's Cav
airy; 5lst Tennessee, Maj. Clark; one
Co. Parter's Artillery, Col. Sugg; Sd
Tenn, Col. Brown; 9Th KY, Capt. Lyon;
3Oth Tenn, Maj. Humphrey; 32d Tenn.
Cook; 4lst Tenn, Col. Farquahar; one
Miss. regiment not numbered, Col. Da-
wilson.
All business, including Telegraph off,
ces, will be closed here tomorrow.
The Republican has the following
in . special from Cairo: Provost
Marshall at Clarksville, Tenn, sent
down q request to Gen. Grant at Fort
Donllson asking him to come up and
occupy the town at once with his
troops.
Officers from the gun boats which are
now lying there have been in the place
and represent the Union feeling as
strong and testified to in such manner
as to admit Of no doubt Of it's sincerity
The people state that they had been led
to believe that the Union army, as en-
tirely composed Of German and negroes
who were making it q war of alb
clifton. Now they have seen it is
not, and are even anxious to take the
oath Of allegiance. Prominent citizens
there say similar feeling willin week
pervade the whole State.
Gov. Harris, Of Tenn, has called q
meeting Of the Legislature on Monday
next for the purpose, it is affirmed, Of
having all unconstitutional acts passed
by them Immediately annulled
and Tennessee officers and citizens de-
clare that the State will soon be back
in the Union.
It il declared that strong objections
will be raised by Tennesseeans against
the Bowling Green force Of offering
battle at Nashville the day before the
surrender Of Fort Donelson, 1000 reb-
els escaped, when the garrison made
their desperate sortie. Their forces
have since returned, offered themselves
to General Grant, and requested to be
sworn into the United States service.
Brig. Gen. Price, son Of Gen. Price,
has been released on parole by General
Halleck, on condition that be would take
up his residence At Northern city. He
has selected Alton, and will remain
there at large.
Gen. Cullum has sent 80 nurses add
10 surgeons 10 attend the wounded At
MoncI CsHn