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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
Cincinnati. Sept. 10.

Clnclnnatls sept. IL.
A despatch to the Gazette, from Knox
vile, Tenn, 9th. says the great cam
paign OF tie war is over. We are in full
possession of East Tennessee. A great
bloodess victory. The campaign was -
tskilIfully planned, energetically executed
and such was the rapidity of our move
ment, that the rebels we're taken pnawarea
and fled before US without destroying
their property. At Loudoh they attemp-
ted to hold the bridge, but the impetuos.
ity of the end Tenn. regiment compelled
them TO retire.
Three steamboats,, three locomotives
and large number of cars were captured
The whole march of our army vas {
perfect ovation, and our entry into Knox
vile an event long TO be remembered -
Thousands of people Of every age, sex
color aud condition, lined tho way witt
shouts, and intermingled with MARTA
music, and JOY reigned supreme.
Burnside addressed the soldiers and
people, assured them of protection, anc
that while justice should be dealt, revenge
was no part of tue policy Of the Govern
ment.
General Carter also spoke in touching
terms of their suffering, and announced it;
termination.
Col. saunders was called out.
Col. Gilbert was appointed Military
Governor, ane Gen. Carter Provost Mar.
shal, of East Tennessee.
A second dispatch says our right wins
is in easy reach of Rosecrans. The reb
els considered our expedition as raic
until the last moment. The march o
$50 miles was q hard one, but was mad,
in good order, and the trains all came vi
In good shape.
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The Presidents ma his Emaneipa,
ton Proclamation.
Frankfort. XIV. Ano al

:, ~ 80
Gen. Green Clay Smith, Congressman
elect, has just returned from Washing
ton. l travelled with him to-day from
Covington to this place, and during our
trip he told me that while at the National
Capital he had an interview with Mr..
Lincoln relative to the issue of procla-
nation offering general amnesty t, all
now in arms against the Government
who ground their weapons of rebellion,
and come back to their allegiance. He
advised the President to guarantee full
protection to the personsand property of
all returning prodigals-using the gene
raj term ''preperty" to include slaves as
we'll as horses and lands. Mr.. Lincoln
said he would not revoke one line of bis
proclamation. Gen. Smith did not want
him to do SO. but simply asked that re-
pentant rebels be permitted to test the le-
gality of the edict in the civil courts
The President expressed himself perfect
ly willing that they should do this, and
said be would abide by the judicial de-
cisions when Neutrality-suspicious.
Gin. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

EEThe knickerbocker Magazine for
September announces that its old editor,
l.. Gaylord Clark, Esq. will in October
"resume his familiar chair in the old
Knicker5ocker," from which he has been
absent for two years. Mr.. Clark, in a
pleasant and characteristic letter, writes
the old "readers and correspondent"
with whom he has sgossiped" to come
back, and calls upon the public at large
to "cirkilate." The old readers of "Knick'
will welcome its long time editor to the
old tripos, and will feel confident that he
will restore the ancient spirit of the hon.
ored Maya.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

Sealed proposals Will ps received I'M
til September 14th, BY Thomas B. Hunt,
captain and A. @. NJ. at Davenport, for
supplying the Quartermaster's Depart
ment with 1900 horses. They must be
fifteen hands and one inch high, sound
and IN good condition for Immediate use
IN the 6eld.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

RATCAE6OkS ceseeneted HAIR DYE - ~ Dssa
- - ~ Revs1. H. only AorDiaess TRY ~ Rsij-
stis Dye knewn. This ep3sudia Haiv Dye b Pssfect-
changes Red, Rusty or Gray Hair, instantly 0isssv
6isek - Nssfssi Svscs without Injuring fbe Hair
Staining The Skis, leaving IL Hair Sofa and Bssaisu;
inpars fresh vitality, fequsatly rssosng ~ preside
eoisr. and ssesines the Ill effects Of Bed byes Ths
G~nuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATcnKLoH Ill othses
are mere limitations, should - avoided 80 b.
ali Drugsists, 10. YAcTGRY-ef BAacLlr-srarrr,
Nev York. BArcnsLoab NEW TosLsr CIR. = ron
Dnrsass ras HArn. ,yS Wy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
Cincinnati, Sept. II

A dispatch to the Times, dated Cum
berland Gap, 9th, says Gen. Frazer, with
two thousand men aud fourteen pieces OF
artillery. surrendered at clock to-day
to Gen. Burnside's advance under Gen.
Shackleford. Our forces are now in pos
sessions of the Gap.
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particulars NOTICE.

There are many Preparations sold under the psmo Of
Biters- pat up in quart bottles eompoanded Of The
cheapest whi-ke common run, eostinz from 20 TO
20 cents per gallon, the taste disguised By AEixe
Cerander SEED.
This ciass Of Btess has eAnsei and will eon:nne 10
long they cat be cold. hundreds die the
yesih Of the drunkara- By their the system kept
ontbuay under the infoenee OF Alcoholic stimolsr,s
Of The kni the cesire tor Liquor and
Kept up, and the result Is all the horrors Ae up
IN = drunkard's life ani death
For thoee ho desire and will have Liquor Bitters
utlsh the following receipt. Get Ono Bottle OF
HooaandS German Btters and mix with three Quarts
Of goel Brandy or Whisky, and she result si BE- e
psepa ration thai viii far excel medicin |
and excellence any the sumFro1s Liquor Birers
in the market, and ~ii cost mnrb less lou will hsr
all thu virtue q HocnaRas Bitters connection with
good article OF Lquor- nj nnth less price than
these inferior preparations Will cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
TT. Monroe Sent. ]

The steamer New York, arrived to-day
from Morris Island, reports that she left
at O'Clock Tues1ay pm. Morris Island
had been completely in our possession
since Sunday. We captured IL guns
and rs men. monitors and the Iron
sides we're beseising TT. Moultrie when
the New York lei 1t was reported that
We had blown up the magazine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
Cumberland Gap Surrendered with 1000
Men and IA Pieces Of Artillery.
THE MEETING Ar PAoLA, KANSAS.
RLT.VT CAPTURES FIT.
SMITH.
The Indian Territory to be Cleared Of
Rebels in Thirty Days.
Washington, Sept. 10.

A telegram received at a. IN. to-day
from the operator at Grab Orchard, states
that Cumberland Gap surrendered yes
terday afternoon, Sept. 9th, at o'clock,
without the firing of gun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
S-T-l86O-x.
brakes RlAsefattOa Rfffe,.s.

1T GeAC,S ~ GS119G0G9O1G Wp4GET1,
They purity, stnnsthsn and isvisorsss
They srsaaS hs.ifAy sppstifs.
they are 4n antidose % sAasgs Of vatsr and diet.
They ovsssens eaecfs ofdiasipauos andIIat hours.
fhsy asensihsn NJ syse4 ord snlisea - sind.
Tset prevent nissnaiic and insrrmittent fevers.
They pssi1 - Arsaih md sss6isg Of ~ ssomscA
They seEe Dyspepsa anA Corssipsslon.
They Gre Diarrhea Cholera and chol~r1 MorAus.
They euse Liver Cenrisist snd Mssvosd He.dache
They ~ me ~ Bitters 10 The world. They nske
the weak asa stfssg, and are sxhsussed ssssre',
treat frseorer TAey are nade Of pure S. Croix Rum
ne osiebraied Cslssya BARK and herbs and
taken with the pleasure of beverage, wious regard
70 age ostime Of day. Particularly eeoamended %
delicate persons rsqnirnE agentle ssinuApt Sold b.
all GrooeSs. Drsssias, Hotels and Saloons
p II DRAKE CO, 7o7 Broadway, Eew-rork
Sold By Andrew J. WiikIhssn. !.
<Ffnssm No. " Nain-st Keokuk.
Enron - CATS CnY.-Dssr SIR ~ tsh year per
mission wish to soy the Of yodr paper tbs
viii sead By mail to Gil Who sfshit, lfreel :
Recipe. With full directions for mailing and usux
simple Vegetable Bain thu. viii e6ectuatly remove
10 10 days, Pfmples, Bistches Tan Freck1es and eli
impurities OF The sAin, leaving The zane sof clear
smooth and beautiful.
viii also mail free 10 these having Ball Heads OF
Bare Rsoes. simple directions ard Ipfonpsiion tha
viii enable them stsrt = full growth df Luxurian
HAIR vhiske ss Monstsehe, In less thah 20 days
All applications answered BY return nd all si.hoI
charge.
respectfully yours,
THOS. p CHAPMAN, Ckr~ta
jeso-d3m Ne. soi srosdvsy, few York.
SURVEYORS oFFICEl
xectah. ieva, kay -. ibsa.
NoTICE.-To all persons having guns, revolver
pistols, Eunitieus Of ~ar u any kInd for sale
ordered 10 sell dispose OF The without afs
obtaining permit from The nnaerisned BY order O
The Special Agent of the Trea.ars Department. Al
persons stetanx this orter sli liable 10 such
gsoss eonnestcc for the OF TIE Covers of Ia.
United States JOHN sTASSUS,
mAsxe-<.a Surveyor and ACoileetos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
Washington, Sept. 10.

A delegation of Nashville merchants
waited on Sec Chase to-day, to ask for
the removal Of certain restrictions from
the trade Of Nashville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

1Hfour. y OcPt' iVs
The Democratic Convention nominated
D. B. St. John, for Sec'y of State; San
ford E. Church, for Comptroller; NJ. B
Champlain, for Attorney General, and
w. B. Lewis, for State Treasurer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
Philadelphia, Sept. 10

Judge Cadvalader, Of the Z. S. Dis
trict Court, in cake before him yester-
day. declared the enrolment act constitu-
tional.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

A&aB 38O08
~ usrssS 161ssA a.A Mstr ssssses.
s.s; s. Il: OK ~. : sS Is
PRoDUo. An Rnsy1saeHs.
PLOUk-Supsr1Ls - @; sprfn wheat extra
%; Pail whest Kxtrs % IS.
CoKN M1A1r-of os T. ii 10 . lee n. = .
BRAN AND saoRfs-soc 70 81 , 100 ~.
SHIP sTUvH-eoe.
CORN-socV busA.
9ARLRY-75e 70 81 Is. go
wHBAT-1all souoSi 10; sprine sso7se . IN,
RYK-45c - :
OATs-30c.
NEW POTATO " --seaei; RsAil ~ per PEEK
BUTTRR-Common lie; Choice, Is to lie; retail
III to zoe.
EGGs-l21 to lie. AS& N
CHICKBFs-e1 Is 70 ei 4o
LARD-e = ete.
BACON-Shouidsrs, Sic, Hs.s 7lc: sides ske.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 god 50 TO 81 -
Prime Navy e20es so.-Nominal.
TALLOW--Ss.
HAY-Timothy, Ga % b ols %, bslsA Us q
10 oi7 on Prairie % 70 eie %. -
CHOCOLATES.
suGAR-Ns~ Orlsaas fair. I2sj prime i3s
shsice isE He~' Yoft, Q, lAe; New York, A, I53c;
esnshad po1 dered lsk
AoLASsEs-BeleAsrs Sugar Houss 7oD7sc; Col
densysup s5c4 s1c-very scarce sorguu 4oo60e.
coFFEE-kic asDaie: Java -; Laeayra
RICR-Saokc.
sODA-7b Hc.
SoAP-Paln SIC, FAniiy se, German 7ae.
cANUL Es--Ssavl7 70 Is; sumusr Pressed f9tDi4,
TEAs-YeuA& Hysos. 81 io0el - Inpsriai, q =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11

al, Pisin and Scale KINGS.
Coin Silver Ware.
Table Spoons, Sugar spoons, Salt spoons,
Tea 50 Mustard Spoons, De.sert Spoons,
Table Forks, Butter Knives, Pie Knives,
ladies'. NAPKIN ngs.i Jelly spoons.
s 1oDse's, sup., Pickle Forks,
SILVER PLATED WARE.
s.i,en. s.slsr Knives, GoSi...,
Tee r.,, 1e ni.s.. r. Bells, Ice so-l.
Forks, Fosks syrup Cups,
NAPKIN Rings, Cups, Connanion ss4s
ICE PITCHERS,
DOUBLE WALL, NEW STYLES.
EAKeT EDDDS.
Writing Cases, Pine scissors,
Desks. g Poeket knives,
She'll Combs, ~ Table Gallery
Bsnalo Hair Brushes, Pans,
:. Combs, Papier Maehe Boxes,
Card Cases. Dressing eases.
Port Aonales, Travelisg Bags,
bsenze Ornaments, Aeerschaum Pipes,
Gilt I" Spy GLASSES,
9FECTACL
God Silver Steel. Coiored and German Silver Spec
taeies and Bye Glasses
Glasses Fitted to Frames, any Focus.
GOLD PENS.
TIE IN ost eeiebra,ed Gold Pens. aD sizes; Gold and
| and silver Holders. All test Pens War
Hnssd- Pens Repoinsed.
CT o e Z s.
CALENDER CLOCKS. entirely new ayle, Keeping
month, day Of the week, day Of the month. Also
sda, and 70 houi ~eieh, and spring cischs.
! ALL WARRANTED.
| MILITARY GOODS.
swords, Belts. sashes,
straps Buttons. Bugies,
Hats. Wresths Gold Braid,
silver Braid, Gold Tsssles- CheevrOns
Presentation Swords made 10 Order.
Pistols! Pistols! Pistols
+ C-.its 4 ard sk inch.
Smith n wesson so.I and No.7
i Pfescoi.'s Navy
| BIeon's Patent
| CARTRIDGES all sizes
Ali orders viii receive prompi attention
TO ORDER.
Watches, watch Cases, Silver ware, Hair Worn, En
biens, snd Jewslry of every description
| nadete order.
Watch Repairing.
ChronOme.ers Duplex. Ensiish. Silver and America
Watches repaired and adjusted in The very
best style imaginable.
fE Clocks and Je,ceiry Repaired. -
COR MAIN AND SIN STREETS.
spss-d KEOKIIK, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
sUNDRIEs.

LEATHEK-sole3 o033 Harness3sa<3
HIDEs-Dry flisslas1Ise Dry sai,sa 70; srsssy
Asnprics; sssaa Sc; green shssp psits IeeD
I a5xresn hog stins tse.
sEEDs-T,noshy % 50 10 rs; Ria1, u 80.
PARTNERSHIPS.
CHEksk-Denmark - To i3c.
BEEF CArTLK-ltesie gross.
saEEP-ss 50 TO - S, vhead.
wooL-ciean rubwashsd. 40 t. soc. un~ashed one
third I~ss.
OiLs-cea OIL. TOTO 80; retail SOC. Linseed OH,
u a Lard OIL, SOC to 81 oo FisA Oil 81 20 70 Of o.
BEE3wAX-3oc-
PAT HoGs-S3 50 Eros,.
RAGs-wosiea y Cotton 2ie.
NEW GuNyIEs-nx 70 22i.
oLDIRoy-ie -. BrAss Toe 2 4 Copper
les ? D.
sxeHAsa.-on New YerK percent bank able
FUNDS; PhnadeiphiA, Bcsson and cineinusti y per
cent. St. Lo ais aud Chicago 4 per cent old e5e
bsyinx
DRY GOODS.
sHEETIN6s 4 sHiRriSas-i7i to 3ase.
DRlLLs-s5 80 .6c.
PRtSfs-17A - zee.
DELAINs-a2 to 21ic
GISGHAAs-7i TO ssc
CaAbwIcG 4 COATS sPooL-soc.
sKEiS THRgAD-sl co TO u 10.
FARMERS Il MECH. CAssIxE9x-se 10 sSc.
skIkT BRAID-s0c 10 u %.
CORSET JEANs-so 70 23c.
DkSiMs-2ot asie.
TlCKlA6-eeto toc.
.ny TEIKsRArn.t
New York Market.
Gev York, Sept 10.
Fiour-Markss dull and dreopiog. Safes st a. 50
6 - IS for s,rs STATE; IS fS0es - r. II. o.
whea-Recsipis u 5ef ba. Market ie better, With
moderate demand Safes 81 e7caeoi Us fer Chicago
Spring; p5c4 81 10 for Miizaukee Clab u i4ssi ~
for Winter Red.
Ceru-Eeeelp.s 9. GA bush. Msrket steAsy and
arm. Sales a, 7.i4 7se.
oais-Qaite arm. s.les al eo1e9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-11
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whiskey /.

They WILL cuRs the above diseases in ninty- mine
out uf q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-17
DIV ql.leHantlria Gazette
rr7rsnAy EVENING, FEBRU'Y II.

(en, Heintzelman has issued an oroer 70
The effect that the 'Mayor OF Alexandra IS al
lowed to issue licenses for the sale OF splrltuous
liquors. on permits granted by the county
Court, subject to the approval OF the Military
t,overnor of the city. ;"
Some negroes passing by gentleman $ resi-
,}epce at the upper end Of Duke street few
nights ago, W re observed to pull some pallngs
from the fence, and pass on exultingly. They
had. we are requested to say, better not try
that trick again.
The "Valentine trade, in the Northern c1-
ties it is said hasmuch fallen off Of late years.
and this year especially the demand tor Valen-
tines was very limited. The whole thing has
fallen into disrepute.
We have had to-day another fall OF snow
The weather is moderate. 1t commenced
showing before day this morning
The Western Virginia State Conv entlon IS
now in session at Wheeling.
Gen. Fosterleft Washingt on, yesterday; to re-
turn at once to his command.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-17
Gen. Fosterleft Washingt on, yesterday; to re-
turn at once to his command.

Mr.. Foster, Of Alabama, In the Confederate
uouse. has offered resolution II structlng the
MILITARY committee to report a bill providing
for the conscribing and placing in the field, ev-
erv white male citizen resident or sojournlng
within the Confederate States without regard
roaoe physical disability, trade, profession or
nnrsuit, whenever it may be satisfactorily as
certained that such person has refused to re-
caive Confederate money tor any article sold or
far sale by him; also for selling or attempting
"a sell anv article whatever at an advance OF
more than-per cent. upon the prices charged
two wears ago on the same articles.
Gold, in n York, yesterday, 1878 ,...:.
The cargoes of the "Britsh steamers Calypso
sn1 Douglas, consisting of groceries, drugs
shoes. leather, and q large assortment of dry
goods, are advertised to be sold in Charleston
Forty thousand acres Of land III Kanawha
county. Va, are offered for sale on the most
reasonable terms" The sale to be effected IN
Richmond, and title guaranteed by abundant
and satisfactory security
Little s. Brown will publish in few days the
lone promised new edition Of Wheatons Ele-
1nents of International Law, with notes by VIM.
Beach Lawrence
The \. ). Navy department mas 1e001'ou
from Commander Blake an interesting account
Of the encounter between the Hatteras ana she
Alabama. Com. Blake says his men 1ongh1
hrave]v, and in ten minutes after he surrender
ed. and left her, the Hatteras sunk
It is stated that Cassius Ne. Clay has finally oe-
tnrmined to abandon his major generals COM
mission and to return to Russia. he VIII start
IN short time, and will at once relieve Bayard
r,vor who hi as been acting minister since Mr..
Cameron departure. Mr.. Taylor will not re-
vain as Secretary of Legation after Mr.. Clay's
arrival.
Can't. Hunter, Of the United States steamer
>fantoonoerv. who was called home in ODE
1iance to request from the Queen of Spain, is
,nu, on his trial before naval general court
martial at the Boston navy yard, charged with
being accessory to the burning Of the steamer
Blanche III Spanish waters,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-17
The Washington Theatre Company, recent

The Washington Theatre Company, recently
Incorporated by Congress, have entered into
negotiations with the owners of the four or i've
buildings on the south side Of Pennsy lyania
avenue, near Fifteenth street. In case the
company succeed in purchasing this property
it is contemplated to erect, in lieu Of the build
ings now located on these grounds, a /commo~
dlous and fashionable theatrical building.
In the New. Jersey Legislature, Mr.. Dater
offered resolution. recommending, in view levy Of Of
the employ ment Of negroes as soldiers, and OF
the general instructions to the Confederate
troops to fire low," that the Federal Govern
ment appropriate $lO 900, 600 to have the ne
gro soldiers iron-cad The resolution was
laid on the table.
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tor
examination for seamanship on board the 81,
GEORGE and has received an acting order as a
lieutenant. Heswill not, however, be confirmed
in the rank until he passes at the Royal MAYA
College at Portsmouth e@,--"
Major Cumback, chief paymaster tor the De-
partment of the Ohio, has sent out ten payhlas-
tiers with 81, O00, 600, to pay the troops IN hen-
lucky. This will pay portion OF the solule '1
to the 31st of October and a portion to Decem-
Der 3lst. ss:
Gen Shields has been ordered to the Depart
nent Of the Pacific.
We have advices from Mexico to the 10Th ult:'
which areimportant. Congress adjourned en-
the 18th, with the full determination OF prosecu-
ting the war against-.the French to the bitter
end. The French contrary to the reports
which have reached us by way of Havana, had
not advanced upon Puebla, but were still at
Palmer, THIRTY miles distant, unable to move
for lack of teams and mules. The most active
preparations were in progress in Puebla tor their
reception-new works Of defence having been
thrown up at all points.
A schooner which arrived at New York on
Sunday, reports having been chased by the
Confederate steamer hetIlDuIlOIl, oL ClAo |-'lAi
ult., while on the voyage from Jacmel.
According to adyices from the South, Calves
ton, Texas, was bombarded on the 18th ultimo,
by the Federal feet, but no serious damage is
said to have been done. .s..
The Military Committee ofthe House Of Rep
resentatives yesterday made report IN relation
to the case Of COL Thomas, alias "Zarvona or
the French Lady" It appears that be is IN
good bodily health, not ''hopelessly insane
and that heis in the cell of the fort.
In Baltimore, yesterday, an interview between
Major Fish, Of the staff Of Major General
Schenck, and Mr.. Dashiell took place, when
the latter was presented with written parole,
the terms of which consisted Of an acknowledge
ment Of the Improperly of his conduct and
pledge of honor that he would not do the same
again Mr.. Dashiell refused to sign the parole,
and was thereupon remanded to confinement at
the middle police station. The probability is
stated that he will be removed to Fort McHen-
ry to-day. " a~ ~
The bill of Senator Garlic, introduced IN the
United States Senate provides that the Presi-
dents proclamation, after the popular ratlhca-
ton of the act making West Virginia State
shall not be issued until certain counties, now
under Confederate control, have been allowed
a free and fair opportunity for voting upon
such ratification, viz:-Boone Logan, Wyo-
ming, Mercer Mcdowell Pocahontas, Raleigh
Greenbrier, Pendleton, Fayette, Nicholas and
Clay. >
The resignation of Gov. Stanley, of North
Carolina, is said to have been accepted by the
President. '
The autumn campaign Of the Army Of the
Potomac was very severe on horses Accord
ing to official report nearly $4,000 unservicea-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
Further from Europe.

New YoRE, May 3O-LIvEHPooL, May 22-.
Breadstuffs steady and ftm. Provisions dull
and unchanged. Produce steady.
LONDON, May % -Consnls for money 936.
Erie 5l@52; Illinois Central 4l@49 discount
Lsyard stated In Parliament that the Brisish
Consul at Mobile was promptly dismissed 70.
chipping specie on British war steamer.
In the House of Lords, the Marquis Clanyi-
oaide denounced the eeiznres of British vessels
by Federal cruisers, as violation of the law Of
nations, and complained of the procedure adopt.
ed by the United States prize courts. Russell
defended the course of the American Govern
ment, and said all their communications showed
that they fully respected international law and
desired TO act accordingly.
He thought the blockade ruhners, when the;
lost vessel, demanded redress With all the Airs
of injured innocence.
Derby fully concurred with Russell. aud
thought every allowance ought TO be made for
the provocation America must feel at seeing SO
much commerce carried on with the Conie
rates, Notwithstanding the blockade.
Poliah telegrams report continued spread OF
the insurrection. IL 10 reported that tho Rus
sian government had ordered the officials 70 send
their wives and children, without delay, into the
interior of Russia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
Fight with Prices Foroes.

NEW YoRK, May 3l.-This mornings papers
print the following:
LEAvEHwoRTH, May 29.-COl. Phillips, CON-
manding the Indian Territory, had q severe
fght with portion of Price'u army on the
20lh. The enemy crossed the Arkansas river
near Fort Gibson; the Colonel drove them back
Our loss was twenty killed-the enemy's much
greater. The enemy was led by Generals Steele,
Cooper and Mcintosh. They are now massed
in our front, claiming eleven thousand men aud
considerable artillery We have only thee
thousand men and one battery, but are well for
tilted. This is evidently the advance Of Prce'e
main army.
Dispatches from ST. Louis inform US of the
approach from the southwest of large rebel
force of Texans and Indians, designing to in
tercept the trains on the border Ell route TO New
Mexico.
The guerrillas on the b3rder are becoming
more numerous. The National iorce is made
quate. General Blunt, however, will make the
hest possible fight.