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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

War Democracy In The Nsrsh -wes,.
The Warrsnton (Wis.) Democrat, an
organ of the Democratic party, in good
standing, says:
This is no time for rest--no moment
for the cessation OF hostilitias-no hour
for chrrishing an Elusive couid ence-hu,
the day in which to urge our co que,i ~
columns forward, and follow up these
pro trating bows with Others more resist
less aud fatal to the common Toes of nil
ust and free Government. These r-sour-
ces and energies Of the nation should b.
collected aud concentrated TO put nm end
to the contest by conquering peace that
will DO lasting, undisturbsd, aud univer-
sal. This is the only way to secure pros
porous and enduring tranquility, and avert
unutterable woes ia the future. There
should be no more hesitating, tamid, half
way work now. Successful violence aud
sedition will never improve or bene6, our
instiutions-our Constitution Is fully ade-
qaats to fulfill all tie ends it was Intend
81 to accomplish. Ii we would preserve
the Federal Government in its original
purity snd vigor--if We would perpetua,e
the Union in its native strength aud use
fulness il ws would maintain The Repub.
iic in its happy unity-if, in the New
World, We would cherish the liberty and
enjoy the equality is is the purpose Of the
Old World 70 des,rcy--then We must
show our 6xed, earnest, inl,novsblo, de-
termination to do these things by rail-, ing
to .he supper. Of our patriotic armies, aud
presenting 70 the enemy solid and ada.
tnautine front, against whom the 6tiul and
aagsy waves Of rsbsllisa win hessailss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

Rocker CANNON SIGNALS ~ Mr.. A.
Beebe, OF New York, has invented vari-
ETY. of projectiles Of a destructive charac-
ter, with which the Ordnance Department;
Is about to experiment. His latest and
most original invention is that Of shot
rocket. which oao be Of any weight and
suited to any caliber. AZ it goes through
the air 1t carries train OF rocket fuses of
various colors, which change ~ they A, /.
and thus by an arrangement according TO
q signal book, communicate information
at great distance. For q blvckading
squadron, or large tssiegiag force, the
plan Is admirable and the advantage oh.
yious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
More .7bOMf KNpHfriCk'S
Battle.
THE SIEGE OF ViCKSBuRG.
Missouri State Convention.
RESISTING ENROLMENT IN IN
DIANA. -
Headquarters Army of Potomac, !
June Is. lRG3

conflict transpi,cd yesterday between
detachment of our cavalry and General
Fitz Hugh Lees brigade, lasting until
night. Our force pushed the rebels q
distance of FIVE miles. Night then com.
ing on, and not knowing the enemy 4
strength in the vicinity, the ground was
cleared of the dead, wounded and prison.
ers, and strong position was taken by our
force on the battle field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Cincinnati. June 10.

In Brown county, Indiana, on Monday,
several persons captured the enrolling Of
fcer. Men held him, while women pelt-
et him with eggs. Ia of the most prom
inent parties have been arrested.
The enrolling officer in Sullivan coun-
ty, Indiana, was shot dead yesterday,
while riding along country road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Cairo. June 10

The rebels who fred into the Platte
Valley, at Bradiord's Landing, have been
driven away 10y q battery of artillery on
board the transport Ruth, with the asss. :.
lance OF a dispatch boat. by the burst.
ing of gun Oh board the Ruth, 3 men
were killed.
We have nothing later from Vicks-
burg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
w ashiugton. June "a

The report of battle at Centerv;ll,
between the Federal army and the rebel.
y without foundation. There i NOT 80
iived to b. any force Of the enemy tLi.
nas u ~ Ball Ran moan tain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Winchester. June 1c

is of the wounded from the fight Mt
Aide. Va, arrived at Fairfax Station
last night.
The boat this morning brought num-
Der OF straeglers from Stafford c. H
They left there Wednesday night. There
were at that time, no rebels in that vi
oinlty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

- iousuue Corps OF the Army of
the poiohAc has been dispensed viii
The several army corps are ste.d;lv ..
Stunning the positions assigned them IT,
~ Army Corps on Sunday last marched
- miles. on Monday l5, on Tuesaay a.
Inc distance this corps marched ys,,er.
Dr. was probably % miles. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

dash in vain. No backward footsteps
now, but q steady advance onward to the
end, which, 1t we are wise, will bs
peace that centuries can not disturb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Washington. luna Of

II Is stated that old Mr.. Frank Blair
has addressed letter to the Presiden,
se.,,hs iorth the reasons why Gen. Ne.
Ciellan should be restored 10 comm,nd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

~ Two female rebels were arrested a
few days ago near Butler, Mo. and taken
10 Pasta, Kansas, the head iuarters Of
Col. Lynde, OF the 9th regiment. They
are held us spi -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

Wheeling, Va, June 90,
The State Of Western Virginia is now
a fixed fact. The first Governor of the
State was to-day inaugurated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

sUAsEYoRs uPFfcE,

ke"NUF' F"NAl Ahl II, ItSA I
NoTicK.--Io al persons hAsiae suns fevsivers
pistols. o. munitions 81 ssr ~ sy tlna for sale are
ori~f' nsa 10 saIi dsp~s the same ~thout nts,
obtaining a p~rmn from The saa. vsss~d b, order 81
be Special Ag' at OF The r,easar, Drpst,ment. All
Persoas oiaiDg this order will De sbis 10 h4 such
aeous etnr-c.tsd tor lhs the @ vetbn q of ,~
uhtri n'a'es. 1OBA srASNts.
MAJ So-1tf sCfvsyvF ai.a Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

6-T-Ie60-x.
brakes Plantation Bifters.
They purity, ssrensihsn and invigorats. tf
They create healthy aPpelte,
They are an snido,s % ehan q Of wafer ssd dist.
They overcome Effects ofdissipsuou aud i. q hours
They stfsnsths1 Me s,ssn Aad enAv.a Ne sind.
They prevent mia maiie aud Intermittent fsvsu
The, purity 'hs breath aud Asdity Of HE STOMACH
They cure Dysp psis and ca stpAsisn.
They care D'arfhea, Chaiers and ch.lera NorAus
They cure Liver osmpis,nvssd kssvous he .dsehs
They are the besi hlIters In the world The, MAX.
the weak mae St0ng. and are exhausted sssur-,.
great rrstorer fney srs maize Of pure ~ Crolx Hum
'as celebrated Casays h.i roots and rrbs and are
tsksn Win The pleasure ola beverage, without regard
70 sge OF time Of day. Particularly Recommended 10
d'i'es~ persons requiring Evnte pi1a Ant bold By
all uroee,s Druggists, Hvsei. snd Saloons
DRAkE h 20 az Bfosd.Hy, New YORK
ssm by Andrew J. .Wiikims~n
lee-aassm - tsE M ~ n - uk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

DAILY Cara CRY ossrra,
ksoG-E June 20 u.
PRODUCE AND PR0vlsl0Ns.
eLouk-saperal. - "; sprlnI Whoa, sAsrs.
81 Fall Wheat krtri 81 20.
CORN AEAL--s5e1 sOe y 100 ~,
BRAN ANBsHokTs-csa1os p iotAs
snip sTUPF--soe.
CoRS2F to 9ss p bush.
aA9LkY-7Ss 10 u rs.
wHkAT-faii so-0sl %; Spring 7oEsSe ? ~.
kYk-<0045e
oATs-45to 60c.
foTAToEs--to to SOC. Retail q cSs.
BUTrEh--ss, ~ Toe, retail tsk 70 Ne.
E6CS-147he
CHICkEss-sl - to q 70.
LAkD-s To.
& BACos-shoatdsrs. Be- Hans Al.s sldesA
oSloNs-ei 81.
, Wits bkASs-cenmon 20 KeoA 50 to q 70
Prime Navy s24 q! so.--sirn.
TALLON--7e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
HARRISBURG ,Jnpa 10 % N

Harrisburg, June l9-9 Pm
Is is understood Gen Miroy is advauc
ing towards the east with 40 900 mount.
ed infantry and 5000 riflemen well
mounted from the mountains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
baltimore. June 21,

The City Council met last night and
500, 900, for the defense oil
the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
xUn DRuEs.

LEATHER-sole zoe IS HarneptneA
hIDEs-Dry Flint iaie; Dry saltrd 10; srubby hall
pr,es <.ssa Sc; green shs.p psits Iscet ! u
green hog skins i5e.
HAY-Timothy - to $40, bsisd era ooA s4
Prairie IS o0Bf o..
skEUs- rimoh, u to 10: Flax seed. 500 a.
nomiIai.
FEATHERs--3o1s 20.
PRUir-Dded Apple, olS7,c per ,. Dried Peach.
es 81 10 ioio. ksi,issss oosss Is.
CHEksE--D-nmarkI IN to fass.
BEEF cATrLE-2t9 &c sross.
sHEEP--as SOC % Snesd.
wuoL-cirsn rubwsshcd SOC; Please washed q
to soc. Unwashed 20 10 ssie.
sALT-Lake % toss3te
oILS--coai OIL, SO 10 Sc; retail 60. Linseed on
sts1ssI 81. Lard Oh, o6s 20 u 10, PisA On 81 81
10 o. ~
BEk5wAx-N u 35c- -tH .s1FBtr sta
VAT noGs-sa 500 - IS asit.
RAGs--wooisD - Cotton l..
oLDiRoS-te A. Brass LOG p Cspps,
lie -.
sneHAssR.-on New Yora n perssnt .bankabss
nnds; rhiishelphis, Boston and Cincipusii y PEI
cent st-LsuIsaaa Chiease 4 Per cent. Gold as
TO 3ss bu, Ing
DRY GOODS.
sBEETIHGS--sS Il, sas. 1. 4fgE
DRiLLs--e8 to 1se.
PRtN FS--A I, ae
DELtISs-1S to csc
0IAGHAMS-2i 70 y2c.
CHADWICK = COATS sP ooL-y, %.
sEEiS ThREsD-sl 90 to u 10.
FARxtRt& MICH CsssiSKRE-ss to soe.
ekitT BRAID-5tet TO u o..
CORSET JkiNs 20 " VS..
DENNIS 20 TO Q7te
TtCkiAG--Qx An 49,.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
FROM THE EEREL STATES

General ohnScn Assumes Command OF the
Army in Tennessee-An imme ediate At
tack OH Charleston not Expected.
HEADQUAKTERs ARMY or THE POTOMAC,
March 2i--The Richmond Enquirer and Sen
tinei OF this morning have been received here.
The following appears in their columns:
CHARLESTON, March 22.-The enemy have
been shelling the wreck of the Georgianna off
Long Island beach Other wise all is quiet
The Enquirer says: BY "a dispatch from
Charleston We learn thatno attack is expected
except i'm me ediately before the highest spring
tides, which Will he on the second of April
1 he reaso II Is, the enemy cannot venture upon
1harlestcn without being snre Of a spring tide
TO fcod of their shil in The of their
ming aground.
The Savannah Republican says many poor
women and children IL that city are suit ring
Tor want OF food. They cannct get enough corn
neal tecause the railroad transportation is
monorolised by the Government
CHATTANOOGA, March ls.-Iutelligenee by
mail st;ltes thai our scouts have been within
Ioul miles Of Mnrfrees boro. and that the enc
my have retEeatCd from there: probably a flank
movement is in the wind.
General Johnson an staff have gone to Tul-
lahoma, " hich will hereafter be his pernanan
headquarters, Johnson himself as suning per
sCnat command Of the army.
RUmor says that Rosecrans has sent large
| force 10 oppose Longstrcets advance through
Kentucky
IN he lower house, on Monday, The commit
| tee on ways and means reported a bill tor di-
All mldshlpmen in the Confederate service
are ordered 10 report II Richmond, Charles
ton, savannah, NIlmington and Mobile, next
month"; for examination
The following is a significant paragraph in
| TIE Enquirer's leader, headed ssSigns In the
NoI thwest:'-i'AithCugh it is altogether out
Of the question while the whole North is en-
| gagged in a war for our subugation or exter-
mination, that we should Offer terms of alli-
ance, still less listen 10 any hint about union
with them, yet il is no less true, that the symp-
| of DISCRIMINATION which sblyp HON
selves in The present Federal STATES are of deep
interest 10 us, and that ought ever TO do all
that we honorably and loyalty may to give
iurtheI impulse TO the force which promises ar
| some tuture time TO break hp the league of our
enemies"
The Virginia Legislature have passed the
salt bill il effect that il acceptable terms can
not be made with the owners cf salt property,
the latter is 10 be impressed and worked on
State account
Several of the largest tobacco growing coun-
ties in Virginia have held public meeting.
and resolved TO cultivate no tobacco the pres
ent year.
There is no late news from yicksburg or
other prominent points.
steady rain set in here at dusk. All quiet
along our lines.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
The Rebel Invasion OF the State Com.

menced.
LOUISVILLE, March 2i-The rebels, reported
from three to ten thousand strong, with much
larger force following them have taken possess
sion of Danviile. They crossed the river, via
Mill Spring. 10 Somerset.
No rebels are at Glasgow or Muntordsyille
or in that section.
IDanville is the county town of Boyle county,
in central Kentucky. 1t is about thirty miles
from Lebanon, the terminus of the Central
Branch Railroad, connecting that town with
Louisville. General LoBgstreet will probably
move upon the former and occupy it before
receiving a check from General Rosecrans'
forces, or those of General Burnside in the
Department of the Ohio This incursien is
intended 10 prevent the election of the Hon.
Joshua F. Bell, the Union candidate for Gov
ernor of Kentucky: but it is fraught with dan
gerous risks. and will prove disastrous to the
army that has ventured to make such a bold
stroke. 1t is reported from the South that
General Longstrt ct, formerly of the rebel army
of northern Virginia, commands this invading
corps. 1t is no doubt heavy column detailed
by General Johnston to make a flank Movement
upon the Army of the Cumberland, and if pos
sible, force General Rosecrans to retreat to
I.OuiSyille.1
Evening star., 1863-03-25
The Remains of General Sumner.

General Sumner was ramoyed from his late
residence 10 the City Hall this morning, under
military esccrt from The Forty first regiment,
and TO the sound of mufied drums, W here it
remained in state during the entire day. It W as
visited by thousands of citizens and others from
the country. The body lay upon u catafalqUe,
under canopy, handsomely decorated with
flowers, interspersed with ernblems of mourn
ing, drapea with flags. The massive burial
case was adorned with boquets of natural
flowers, entwined with the Stars and Stripes.
military guard was on duty over the rema,ns :,
and tonight escorted the body back TO the
house.
The funeral will take place to morrow morn
ing at eleven o clock, and will be the most i'm
posing affair ever witnessed in Western or
Central New York.
About twenty thousand persons visited the
remains during the day.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

f"RT PEMBERToN.-Greenwoo tie point
al Inch the 1aZoo Pass expedition Is
ported TO have found rebel battery. call Il
Fort FembertoD, is situated in Carroll county,
Mississippi, at the confluence Of the Talla-
hatchie and 1ailabusha rivers, the union q.
those streams forming the YaZoo. about thirty
tive miles southwest of Grenada. Ii is consp-
qusGtly an important point. The Tallahatchie
|. is a narrow and tortuOus stream, making nayi-
eauon diff cult for fleet of transports. In
many paris, and indeed far down. two boats
cannot pass abreast, thus rendering ferrea- q.
perpleNing if rot insolubie question, in case CT
attack by superior numbers.
Once below Green wood, however the Yalia-
Eusha will afford 4 convenient SWITCH while
the YaZoo is broad as well as deep enough or
all purposes. The largest steamboats, ordins-
rily play betw cen Greenwood and New Or
leans. The distance from Greenwood 10 the
mouth of the IaZoo is about three hundred
miles. Yazoo City, which has several times
been prematnrely reported captured. is one
hundred and sixty miles below the tirst-named
place, and is town OF soHe eight thousand
inhabitants, in tie midst of a rich cotton
growing country
Evening star., 1863-03-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.l
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.


FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
Reported Federal Occupation of Hnines'S
Bluff-An Important Advantage Gained
by our Forces-Vieksburs Said 10 Have
Been Evacuated
ST. Louis. March 24.-The Democrats special
from below, Of the 10Th instant, says the rebels
have continued sheIling the canal at Yieks-
burg. retarding the prosecution of the work
somewhat. The river is falling, and the fears
of an overflow of the camping ground have
subsidized.
All is quiet at Greenwood; both parties are
repairing damages.
Our present force there is regarded as insult
ficient to reduce the rebel Notifications
The levees are being cut, which 1t is thought
would result in drowning the rebels out. Ru-
mors are in circulation of the evacuation OF
Hainess Bluf, and that the sth Missouri regi-
M. nt had gone up TO garrison the place. Ii
this he true. IL forashadows the fall or eyacua-
tor OF Ficksburg.
The st Ionis Democrat learns from gen
tieman just flom Vlcksburg that the steamer
IJiligent, with the Sh Missouri, had succeeded
in entering the 1azoo river, above Haines's
Bluff. Her course was through Cypress bayou,
which debouches in the Iazoo opposite john
sons plantation, where Shermas's troops
landed last December; thence through Steei'S
bayou into the SunfioWer, which enters iuto
the Iazoo twenty miles above Haipfs's Bluff.
The DiligeHt was accompanied by light
sltle TO get through, four iron clads folio ed.
The informant also says that several thou
sand men had gone up before This Our force
can thus be placed between Haine's RlnH and
and IaZoo City, which will enable us to ope-
rate IN the rear OF The former position, and
bring the later between two fires.
1t IS also believed that onr fleet can ma yigate
the hayons and enter YaZoo river above YaZoo
Pass, by which means our gunboats can co on
crate with our forces at Green ood, and reduce
FcTt Pemberton; tier throw their combined
strength against Yazoo City. and flank the rebel
position, bs ing thus turned.
Ficksburg is undoubtedly evacuated. The
batteries at uaine-s Bluff We're built to sweep
down the river. and are powerirss against an
attack fTcm above. The confirmation of these
tidings is aifxionsly locked for.
CAIRO. March 2i.-The Memphis papers of
Sunday report another canal cutoff being
opened from the Mississippi. fifty miles below
Helena, into Deer river, Washington lake, and
into Sunfowerriver, by which Is gained access
TO Y azco City and HaiGe's Bluff
They also report that two OF Farragut's gun
boats reached the lower mouth of Ficksburg
canal, and one small boat passed into Like
Providence. The water is rushing into the
lake at rapid rate. The Federal force 1T
Greenwood are still held in check by rebel
battery.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
Depreda,iens OF the Priva,eer Rs,rihu,iou.

PnILADELrHIA, March st.-The bark Ameri-
can from Port an Prince. reports March 3D.
of Nicola, she was bearded by the British gca- :
boat Plovsr, who overloaded the ships papers
and left On March I'D. as2 O'Clock ~ M, sha
was boarded by boat abreast Magua, winch
gave information received by the British rev :
enue cutter, that the private Retribution as
IN Crooked Island passage, and had taken
several American vessels, run them ashore On
Long Island, discharged their cargoes, and
had ssid part OF one cargo TO merchants on
FortnBe Island. Also that the privsteeFsmea n
had chartered and loaded a schooner with salt
10 sER the blockade.
On March l.th. in lat 81 ~, long. = 50, shs
TasseG q small schooner bound south. painted
white, with topmasts down, and having her
Geciss crowded with men dressed in blue
clothing and white caps. Supposed her to be
a priyateCr. After coming in sight of the
American all the men except three went below,
and the schooner proceed on her course.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

flnn unln n go

GEN. 81 MNER AND GEN. ALBERr SrnNf-y
.!oHNSToN-It has transpired that the rcoal
Gen. A. :. Johnston, killed 1T Shiloh, concerted
nice plan TO possess the sere. sionists of Cali
tornia a. the beginning of the rebellion. He
was in command atSan Francisco. At a given
tlInf ne Ct cessIcnists We're . take tn. forts
mith his conniYance, and seize sixty thousand
stand OF arms shipped there by Floyd for the
Nfy purpose. San Francisco at their merry,
. nust have snceumbed, and the rebels would
thus have port in which 70 fit cut privataers,
&! would like wise have obtained control Of
tie vast treasure of the state.
he tact was either suspected or known at
W. asEireton Brigadier General T.. Sumurr
was appointed 10 the command in Califo. ui.l, !,
aud was privily put board ship at sea, ar
riNlnE at San Francisco without pre- vious iE
tmatlon OF his coming. He walked. incognitC,
10 he office of Johnston, informed him that lie
was his successor, showed him his papers, ana
demanded immediate possession. The as.oE-
ishtd rebel hadao alternative but 10 comply.
In halt an hour after. all the guns We're run
cut on the land side, and heavily shotted. The
same evening the sixty thousand stand of arms
III Renicla were secured. I his brilliant b.s
Cuiet coup d's;0t saved the FL Dorado State
Eu6dio Commercial -fdrertissr.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
The SliS>Ouri Ipa.>Iature.

ST. LOUIS, March 24.-The Missouri Legis.
lature adjourned to-day Without pro viding foI
a new State con yention. The Governor Will
probably call the old con yention together, now
ever, W hici will consider, and perhaps perfe5i,
some plan Of emancipation III the State.
The Ciaybank conservative men-tht
emancipation party-nominatad Oliver ID Nil.
ley tor mayor day. 1t is not known yer
whether The dt mocrats will nominate a Il cket
Evening star., 1863-03-25
The National Loan

PHILADELPHIA. M March 2i.--Mr. Jay Goose,
subscription agent of the government, i /
Eounces tho conversion of 81 l,1Un.GGG legal t"lI-
, Gers into the national loan of Five TWentI.s'
, to- day, making tUo millions III two days, aud
five millions iii ten days.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

~ crlm. con. case of some Importance
has r, ptly come 20 light in Rochester, N. Y.
The parties are of high standing in society.
The W, nan concerned is married, and her
husband las applied for divorce
g. terrific boiler explosion recently oe-
CURED in a chair factory in Chicago SIX
building were destroyed and four men badly
init rcd.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

~ Mr.. FreIinghuysen. the Attorney General
CT New Jersey, has given his opinion, in reply
TO a request by the Legislature that volunteers
from that State may be econstitutionally entitled
10 vote; but he suggests that this right be con-
fcrred upon such only as intend TO return home
after the war. A bin TO that effect will prob.
ably become law.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

KRNTuCKY CoTToN.-Several small lots Of
Kentucky cotton have been received in this
city ana sold, the last week, At from 60 70 IS
cents per pound, according to quality. We
saw a lot yesterday, put up in bags-Georgis g
fashion-ihat was for sale at 20 cents.-Lol.is-
rfue U1aacrot. March Is.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
Arrival of Sick and Wounded soldiers.

NV YORK. March 24.-About a hundred
sick aud wounded soldiers from New Urlaans,
arrived at the New England rooms to-day.
Cne died in an ambulance on the way from the
pier TO the rooms. They will be forwarded 10
their homes a soon as the nature OF their DIS
eases will allow
Evening star., 1863-03-25

KANSAS CITY, March 24.-On Sunday morn :
ing scouting party of forty-nIne men, fro n
the 5th cavalry, came upon Quantrills gueriI-
las, two or three hundred strong, near Blue
Springs. a short skirmish ensued. Our force
rcireateG, losing nine killed, several wounded,
and nine missing. The rebel loss is unknown.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
r eturn of q Successful Indian Expedition
from Texas.

KANSAS CITY, March pa gentleman just
frcm Santa Fe, states that a large body OF
Indians-Camanches, Navaioes and other
Texas, where they captured six hundred horses
and a large numter of cattle. They destroyed
much property and killed many Texans.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

kF-A Chicago letter says that lake navigation
may be regarded as opened, though there is srilt
in the straits of Mackinaw. The receipts OF
hogs here already exceed 100000; and the
supply in the ..back country is not yet ex-
hansted, as the hogs are coming in AT the rate OF
from iGo0 to 5000 daily, although the useason" I"
generally closes on the first of March. '.Oniy
realize nearly million and a half Of porkers a 6
q single pCint.'