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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
New York. Nav q

From various published sources the
following is compiled Longstreet's for
ces are not with Lee, blu! between Rich
mond and Suffolk.
Hooker in answer TO n question from
the President Monday night said the
matter of taking Fredericksburg b
the rebels was OF no consequence
Gen. Hooker keeps his line Of commu-
nication clear. Ammunition and rations
20 forward freely notwithstanding the
desperate attempts Of the 7, bells 70 ske
Banks Ford to cut our line Of supplies.
-, with some forces from Charles.
ton, had takon command Of the dcfenses
around Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
San francisco, Nav s.

The cargo per the Oregon for Mexican
ports to-day exceeded in value two hun.
dred thousand dollars.
Markets generally continue exceeding.
ly dull except speculative movements in
all descriptions Of bagging material; all
suitable descriptions of burlsps, either
here or to arrive within three months, are
bought by operators who have advanced
prices twenty-five per cent.
Drillings, also, advanced about cts.
per yard.
The Central Pacific Co. advertise for
proposals for constructing the second
section ofthe first division of the road,
being 80 miles extending eastward from
Auburn, in Placer county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Nav York. Nay 81

'p" A"ihJ As' W
The Australian from Liverpool 25th
Queenstown Goth, has arrived.
The Norwegian took out brief advices
of important debates in both houses q
Parliament, concerning the seizure oil
British ships in neutral waters, and pro.
lection granted by Adams to Mexican
traders. Many speakerS argued that
such proceedings could mol be tolerated
Roebuck declared himself for war &c
put down upstart insolence.
Ministers and their supporters coun.
selled moderation. and deprecated VIC,
ieuce OF seure yp7tchcs,
Paimerstei sinaiy said matters were
being considered, but Russel said tho
case of the Dolphin and conduct of AID
ans would be represented to Washington
for redress.
Many journals argue that the Amcri
can Government should learn Lesson
from the Coniedcratcs, unless il desired
to increase i'll feeling.
London, 24-Funds unfavorably af.
tected by the American dglatc in Par
lament. American stocks dull; T. S. >.
6ofO602.
Cotton steady and firm.
Flour in fair demand.
Winter wheat frmer, winter red and
California l@2d higher.
Beef lower and hrm; pork neglected
bacon moderate, 6d(dl shilling higher.
Latest via Queenstown - Liverpool IS
Cotton dull; broadstuffs active, firm
corn 6rmer, and advanced I'd.
Provisions steady; bacon firm.
Cousols 92a@92j.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
San Francisco, Nay @.

DJh ifanckco, may U.
The ship Lotus cleared for New York
with cargo Of wool. hides and copper
ore. There is a slight revival in trade
with decided disposition on the part Of
importers to press goods on the market.
AT the recent election the voters ef
Sacramento decided by large majority
10 lend the credit OF the county TO the
Pacific Railroad to the extent Of $780,
900
The Odd Fellows dedicated their new
Hall at San Francisco to-day with much
cef N my. The procession was over
mile long aad moved through the ptiuai-
pal streets. & w. Devinell delivered III
grafton, stating the number Of lodges in
California TO be la 10 number-mem
GERS over COCO. Their new Hall in stu.
ated in the heart Of the CITY and cost
nearly 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

Accounts from the prize fight between
Coburn and McCool state that there were
5000 spectators. Coburn won the frs
blood in the first round the ftsi knock :
down in the forty ninth round and at the
end Of the sixtieth round was declared
the victor. McCool is severely injured
and csmo up for the last 20 rounds mere
y to receive punishment McCcol show
ed himself to be possessed 4 ~ ability
as fighter, though good wrestler and a
very game m.n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
over 5000 Prisoners Taken
REBELS PANIC; STRICKEN
A pfsGRACEFUH. PRIZE FIGHT.
A"fest .sescs rom Europe.
Riot at Dayton.


~" Ao'hr may y.
The Times and Herald contain very in.
teresting accounts OF the position Of
Hooker's army.
Inc Times correspondent says that af-
ter three days skirmishinr ON both sides
the rebels on Saturday afternoon and even
ing attacked our right faux. jackson
with his rebel corps Of 40, 600 men threw
himself impetuously on Howafd's ll,h
Ups ou' the movemen was only partial
Sueeess'ui' ana reiniorcements being
pionp'iy sent uy Hooker, the rebels were
handsomely checked. Howard's eorns
consisted of Schurzs, Steinwebr's and
Deyln's Divisions.
=, iho iitnes correspondent states that
this corps most disgracefullv abandoned
.ne" position behind their breastworks
and rushed panic stric ken towards Head
quarters.
al H5s' was thus completely turned,
and tie iebels were ip a fair wav nc us;nn
u up :. .-Ae
'ooAe' WAS immediately in the saddle,
ana turning TO the coJn mander of his own
corps, tie shouted. General. throw vopr
n ih'o inc breach, --rivet the enemy
on your bayonets, -don,t 6ra shn,n
. my rushed glorIoasly at double quick to
'Iseue' pressing forward horned ar
ray OF ghuering steel. The enemy were
'Aeu ana retired 10 the breastwo rks
Just abandoned by LID wards corps The
.''es were Immediately massed on the
crest OF hill, pointing in terrific e re
until far Into the night.
Generai Pleasanton also ebecked 8r-
ing oatiery Of a dozen pieces. He drew
w us mite brigade Of cavalry with drawn
eaoFes TO protect the guns. lie had them
uoupie shoitcd With csnnister and SVEN,
'A, enemy position murderously.
IN TINS charge u the re bels they to *
iron, Tom Tue eowardly ''dutcbmans," as the
lines correspondent STYLES them. twelve
pieces of cannon. The Germsns a.d
past Rockers headquarters in a manic
many members Of the staff with n;s,ol.
ana sabtes vanly emdeavorinp 70 sta,
;"ei1 night Sexes regulars were pick
80 ~ 'ueu u, up The artillery combat con.
"a u ''n midnight iurlously. Hooker
80. - S'ah were all the time under Tho
AeYerest OF ire.
Another correspondent Of the Times
dating sunday evening saws !, was 70
ported from Iioward's from, Tia, ,ha II
cn,,ina s sa engaged all Friday night il
mneb s,1. .oau pat bis right, but no
was paid TO the fact
On the afternoon of S,,nrdav !, u..
reported by tie piekdts an ,;ab, as Sin
Gums front that WAGONS we,e soon 80
ing ali day in westerly d;rac,;on Sill.
with heavy force was sen, 70 reeanno; n,s'
Mhen the advance fell in Win tho 20,
u,shsa ou Afhy, siekcs immediatel,
soon captured tie cnt;ro cal Co. ~
regiment OF AGO, inllnd;n. -
'e"t oil Slekles cut Jackson
menced flank moyemen, or ,hs ana no :,
right With good prospects of sucee.s
II wss supposed that Hovard's corn,
formerly Sigsl's. would sucee.slully !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Cincinnati. MAY I


As predicted the other day, VaIlandig-
ham in his speech at Mount Vernon was
very violent in denouncing tie Govern
ment and the orders Of Gen Burnside -
Last evening Gen Burnside dispatched q
special train 10 Dayton with company OF
soldiers to arrest Vallandigham. The
train left at midnight and reached Dayton
at 3 o'clock in the morning. The party
proceeded to his house and sought admit.
lance which was denied They broke in
the outside door. when Vallandigham APP.
peared at an upper window, and asked
their business.
About this time gun was fired from
one Of lis upper side windows, which i,
seems was the signal agreed upon for at
aiaru. II was followed by a ,ingling Of
the fire bells TO arouse ana assemble his
friends, bFthe latter did not respond in
force to the call.
Vslandigham was immediately escort
ed to tho depot, and brought here. ar,
irving In this city at q a. m. lie was
conveyed 10 the military prison on Co.
lumbus street. and strong guard placed
at the building.
| He has been closely confined all day, and
although some of his friends called and
sought an interview, admission was de-
MED. The regular trans from Dayton
have brought down a number of his friend,
to-day, but finding he could not be seen
they have returned home.
Several prominent Union citizens o.
Dayton fearing trouble there this eve. came
down to-day and called on Gen. Burnside
for assistance. A special train with sol
diers was sent up at O'Clock this p m
and more are ready TO go as soon as it i.
necessary. Vallandigham it is understood
will be tried by couri-mar,ial Tomorrow
Tho Mount Vernon speech will not b
the only charge against him. His arres,
has gwen great satisfaction here to tn.
mass OF our citizens, and the course O
OF Gen Is Is universally approved Will
the few who sympathite with him hav
lost az courage and appear very much dc
jected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

Mr.. Edward o. Hall, fur dealer OF
this city, was brutally murdered at Eagle
River, Marathon Co., few days since BY
a man named Ward who was acting as =
guide, They had stopped a; an unooou-
pied cabin for the night, when the murder
was committed, the murderer striking his
victim on the head With hstehet and
leaving him in. the cellar for dead. Hall
lived but few hours afterwards. The
murderer having secured $1,000 made
his escape and is still at large, although
vigorous efforts are being made for his ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
philndelnb;a Nav n

The Enquirer contains the following
from Washington
Nnws from Gen. Hooker conflicting and
meagre, Government not permitting news
to be telegraphed. Regarding operations
about Fredericksburg, il is &c, orally
agreed the rebels re-occupied Fredericks-
burg and held the town The heights be-
low are jointly occupied by us and the
rebels. Portions of the heights occupied
by US Sunday morning were retak on after
desperate resistance by fresh reinforce
ments from Longsireet's corr~ Fighting
Monday WAS not general or sauguinary as
anticipated. Ii was thought TUESDAY
would be decisive.
The impression among passengers from
Aquin Creek was that Hooker would hold
his own.
News very indefinite up to Tuesday 5
P, m, beyond tho fact that many thous-
ands on both sides were killed and wound.
ed, and the fight had been in progress
since last Wednesday also thought, al.
though the rebels re-occuped Fredercks.
burg, IL was part of Rockers plan.-
They would either be baeged OF annihi.
lated.
Tribune's correspoa ent at Falmouth
Tuesday morning, says the rebels regain.
ed Fredericksburg, but cannot hold it,
Rebels thought to have pontoons, but
measures have been taken to prevent q
raid across the river
News from the extreme right is salts
factory. Heinzleman was near with re
Inducements from Washington.
a Washington correspondent says
Hooker took from six TO fifteen thousand
prisoners. and lost about 5000. Hooker
is reported in good position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
st. Louis. MAY {

About hundred Of the most prominent
and active secessionists In this city were
arrested to-day. They will probably be
sent South in a few days. Among whom
is said TO be some OF our largest mer.
chants, lawyers. doctors and active bust
ness and professional men. No favorit-
ism will be shown to guilty disioyalists
They will have TO 60 together with their
families. 1t is also said they will be sen,
beyond the lines.
Several spies have been convicted by a
military commission now in session here,
aud are awaiting sentence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
New York, May 6.

The Tribune has special from MUIR
freesboro dated the 5th as follows: De-
serters report rebel communication be-
tween Vicksburg and Richmond and
Charleston and. Tullahoma have boon cut.
Neither newspapers or telcgraphs have
been received in Bragg's army from these
places for several days. Bragg was re-
ported mortally wounded by Breckenridge
but this statsmsnt Was not credited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
philadelphia. May. G--3 PIN.

The Bulletin suys a private dispatch
received at noon to-day, from perfectly
Trustworthy source, the tenor OF which il
rs follows:
Authorities a. Washington are perfect
ly confident Of Gen. lockers success.
he can maintain his position. and re en-
forccmcnts to the amount of 30, 900 men,
utar Heintzelmap, have been sent Ia
him.
b Nothing has been heard OF Stonemsn.
but he is believed TO have accomplished
the work assigned him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
New York, Nav 6,

@NeH ioIhI ma D.
a dispatch containing very short di-
gest OF the movements Saturday and Sun.
day was kindly furnished by the editor
Of the Times on Monday evening,
but Its transmission TO the Associa-
ted Press was suppressed by military cen
sor without any notice Of such suppress
ing being given. A gentleman enquiripg
the reason, was informed that 1t was sup.
pressed because it had not then been
printed in any newspaper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Commercial.
conRErTtD DAILY nv
IS. III A MIL l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER
100 Corner Fourth and Main Street,.
DAILY Gar. c,,v oy,,sr.i

nan, c,,v 49,.
ksog.K May Ca
FLouK-superair 81 %; spripa ahsa.,
ssi Fall Wheat EatritsFo.
CORN MEAL-socGel o0S y 100 hs
BRAN ASDsHoKTs-C:970s y Istx.
SHIP sTuPP--soe.
GeHA-ee a 3oc bush.
SAkLEy-tI 90 10 81 20.
WHEAT-Fsii as<a o. 90, Spring 7s1a sae
hfE--+sS+so
OATS ~ 10 esc.
foIAToES-5o to 5ss. Retail 75e
SUGAR - New Orleans fetr me; prime 1gs
ehopce iSt New York. G, lie; kew Yorl A. lsi
stasneoAnd powdeftNT7;.
AoLhhAhs - bslshet's nagst Houst 5scJ Col
asnS! ~ 'aesf Ter, AeA'e'i sottpD 80 Csc.
tof' - ~ A5aaeei JaSA 4Di LAgulIs rs
ms h~pH rs
soAr-FAlm sse Paints &c. German Gle
oASplEs-stAfio; Summer Pressed lsei Mould,
iRe.
IALLoW--ec Beu
LAhD-St@ 20.
BIZ hh-Common Iote i7.c, Choice 10 10 saci
49, ~
'ska' e"ieo hams Sc retaili Zoe.
hhA hEh-Sole sos 70 BarneH4oa~
ri'h' is'i 0rS saitd i2ii E'abby half
phee green ~; green sheep pelIa tUs@igs:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

The Washington Republican, in post
er says our advioss up to noon
to-day are that the victory Of Gen. Hook
er's army is more complete than was at
first supposed. All that the most san.
guinc could hope for has been realized.
We congratulate the army and country
on this most important success. There
are facts connected with this movement
which connot at present be stated, but
when ii is completed they will deyeIor
themselves md be appreciated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Nashville. MAY G
count as above

A number Of disloyal residents were
sent south to-day, among them the Hon
Mel Browns, formerly Governor of Ten
nessee.
Gen. r. s. Granger assumes command
at Nashville to morrow. Gen Mitchell
takes command Of q cavalry division hav
ing been ordered to active service, at his
own request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Fl. Monroe, MAY

The Spanlding arrived this p 10 She
left Hilton Head on Saturday the cd and
Beaufort, N. c., yesterday She brings
no news and reports all quiet in 10Th de-
par,mepts
The steamer Ericsson arriv ed this
morning. with two ''deyiIs" in tow. The
Nespamond river is cleared Of the rebel
btterles and was opened to navigation
yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

New York g.
The Northern Light, from Aspiuwall
9th. has we'd, She brings $780,
600 ia treasure.
a new line Of s'cama.s has been put
on between Lyorp al and AspinwaIl. and
will no doubt TO successful. The las
California steamer brought down 100
bales cotton from Mexico, aud large ad.
ditloBal Quantity is expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Cincinnati. Msy6 6,

IlnclnhHIl, Hayb.
Dayton has been comparatively guiet
today. About 81 lng-leaders in last
nights riot have been arrested without re-
sislancc and placed in Jail.
The Empire newspaper has been sup
pressed. It's editor has been arrested and
brought here. The ldies removed a
swivel from the Empire office AID took
possession of two wagon loads Of musk a's
tored in the Light Guards armory. Ey-
cry precaution has been taken to prevent
renewal of the outbreak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Cleveland, Nav 6

The National Typographical Union ad.
journel ills evening after having trans
acted great amount OF business VI intel
est to the craft. Louisville, Ky, was Sc
lected as the place Of meeting Tor the next
session in May 1864, Isaac, D. George,
OF Chicago, was elected chairman Of cxecu-
tive committee for the ensuing year
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Cotton steady and firm.
Flour in fair demand
Cairo, April 6.

Cairo, AprlI y.
Our news from Vicksburg is one day
later. The attack on Haines Bluff on
Thursday last was a spirited affair. Our
gunboats were rcpulsed and the whole
force was falling back towards Young's
Point. The Choctsw was considerably
damaged in her wheels and her turret
penetrated BY 81 pound shot. Casuali-
ties reported at 81 killed and wounded
The steamer Era On her way to Memlhi.
from Young's Point was fred into at
Greenville, Miss, by rebels who had O .
II and one 6 pa d gun. rs shots were
fired Of which struck her. She was
not so badly disabled tut that she contin.
ucd her course The Duke OF Argyll was
the next boat up. She had II pound
er on board with which she completely
dispersed the rebels. Afterwards the
Musquito gunboat came down and shelled
the shore.
Union people in Memphis are prepar-
ing to celebrate the 9Th Of june, the AN
niyersary Of tie taking of that place by
the Federals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

Boy Geo. II. Hoyt, the young Boston
lawyer, who went down 10 Virginia to
defend John Brown. is now the leader of
an independent band of soldiers who are
hunting down guerrillas, and otherwise
harrassing the enemy. He is one Of the
fighting Abolitionists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
T\lSSOLUTION.

Notice 10 hereby given that the psrtnership hereto
fore existing bet see1 J. N. Iiurusssos and tho
dersigned 81 reliant Tsiiors IA the city OF keokps
il ndsr the lrm Mans OF "Hutehinson a Dewey" has
this day been dss lived and that from this date ths
igned will not be bound any ontraet made
In the me oil said hrm All persons Ia iebpd to ii
arm are requested 10 setus their ace,unts IL once.
May 6, 1859. JANIS DEWEY.
m,i6iIW -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Cincinnati, May 8.

A ridiculous mob has cu,the telegraph
wire IN Dayton and set the Journal Office
on FIRE. 1t is feared that the Phillips
House will be fred. The telegraph Office
has been closed for fear of being uuited
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
ar rELrsEsrB
News York Market.

Ae~ fgt2 MAJ e..
foarse better, veFJ QUIET. tsiss al ~ 20 ~ ss
tot kxt,x stat; % s,as1 w H. NO
whsss-shads Brmer. Yrts quiet. sales n n szz
81 70 for sprlag, ~ Soasi IS for Milwaukee Civ;
u u SCI g. Tor NIHier E.d.
cosa-pa'l and he Wy. sales al eos for sound.
sta s5c nBsoaLd
uats--ali ei4Si.
l.ard .-qaisl y. s Ie!s
j @af ~FaA sfg htasj saies q. si3 lsr Oh Asp,
9.&F seud Bsa rtins
Batt-DaI
Wais@y-flrn, &is
Graeeriss--SieaJy.
Catoa Dali.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Washington. Mar G

o
-Four hundred and Fifty rebel prisoners
arrived to-day. Among them are 30 OH
GERS several or them Cola. They mostly
belonged 70 North Carolina and Alabama
regiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

NIUVIHuHd, A1y ..
Mr. Vallandigham was arrested At Iii
residence III day light this morning BY sol
dlers sent from here By special ira II last
night. An attempt to rescue him failed
He has been brought to this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Phi. lplI,iiia. Nav 5

Tle nurefin h i..lod n. xtra con
tanning news from to-day's Washington
papers.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is prisoner in
Washington.
There are reported captured over 5000
prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Davenport. May 6.

Davenport. May D.
The steamer Davenport, Capt Bnford,
arrived with 1872 Indians. composed
chiefly Of the Sioux tribe from Mimi,
bound for Decotah. The Northcrner is
expected tomorrow evening with 800
more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
w ashington. May 6

Since Saturday nearly 5000 rebel pris
oners have been brought here 780 ar
rived here at o'clock to-day, Tuesday.
and were marched 20 SAFE quarters. The
number is already too large ior CONVEX.
lent accommodation.
Prisoner. sre to be sent up from the
Il rP4hannock making over four thousand
Ia III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

ScS TsrE. Mayo.
stesks-ireguIar ard ksavy
Gela--sinee H5are isi.
soasy-+s5 per esat.
sting kTehspgs- puii. lIos for spse.e
y. r. ytar efTtiaea.e, lCit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

A son Of Ex-senator A. G.. Brown, of
Mississippi, Is among the rebel prisoners
More than 5000 are now here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

rev ofk, bay U.
Steamer Austrs liam from Liverpool 25th
is below Steamer I1r,hcrn Light is also
below
Tribun" t,pr -" p iI.,ker
writing =, sunrise lio..dAy Gays guns are
already laundering on our left. Believed
to-day will prove most disastrous to the
rebels. Over six thousand rebel prison
ers have been brought here. They report
that Jackson is in command of the rebel
army, and that reinforcemenis have been
sent them from North Carolina and the
Peninsula. Our loss ls heavy. General
Iii is killed
Another cores ondent from Sedgwick' +
division dating Monday morning says the
battle opened at daylight and is still going
on on the bill at the extreme left OF Glib
bon's division. The second corps return
ed to Falmouth last night and Halls bril-
gaGe has gone over. All non combatank
are leaving except Surgeons.
+ Cracking OF Inusketry is heard and rife
! pts arc even being erected on Our side Of
tho river TO protect bridges.
Times correspondent with Hooker wri.
ting Sunday night says Gen'l Howard bar
been reorganlzing the 18th corps which
has been put On duty again. Genera
Averill with his cavalry command report
ed to Hooker Sunday p. m having beer
as far South as Rapidan Station where
they destroyed bridge on the Orang.
| d Alexandria X X. aud drove Lee anC
Stuart out OF Culpepper. Averill has re
ceived instructions to perform further i'm
portant work.
Headquarters Of Hooker tonight unde
tree.
Times correspondent with sedgwicl
gives further particulars OF the Ffeder
iehsbuEg fight, but nothing new except 3
postscript Of Monday forenoon stating
considerable body Of rebels made ,he
appearance below Fredericksburg. march
ing on that city TO gain position in tn
rear of Sedgwick's corps. This force wa
Judged to be LIngsir et'r, but his atlemp
10 retake the hills was unsuccessful.
Worlds correspondence dating tel
o'clock Monday morning says Sedgwicl
has passed on toward Hooker. Gibbons
division is left to guard the Heights il
the rear of fredericksburg. They have
been attacked by rebels in large fore,
aud are in danger of losing their position
and abandoning fredericksburg Altogeth
err
Herald's correspondent of Monday
night says hoavy firing in the direction 0
Chancellorville has been continued al
morning. There has been . great battl,
there. Large rcinforcements had arrived
TO the enemy, apparently from Richmond
Whereabouts of Stoneman is unknown
but if any disaster. happened to him We
would have heard of il from the enemy