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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-05

Eighteen Rebel officers captured at
Gettysburg, and since lodged at Fort Nc
Henry, Baltimore, were on Friday sent
West under an escort Their destination
is Johnson's Island, in Sandusky Bay,
Lake Erie, where they are to be confined
by order of the Government, until salts
factory assurances are received that Col
Streight's command, imprisoned in Geor-
gia, and other Union officers are properly
treated.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-05

AWFUL LIEs.-The Rebels at Vicks-
burg and Port Hudson, boasted of their
supplies Of food until they surrendered,
when they fell upon the Yankee rations
as if half famlshed At Port Hudson
they confessed they had eaten their last
mule, which they thought "pretty good
beef" for starving men"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-05

The following is but partial list of our
large assortment;
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-05
NIerinOS

The attention of the Ladies is called to tho
stock of Mernoes, Black, Brown, Blue, Maroon,
Drab and White. Some of these were bought
previous to the rise and will be sold nearly as
low as present who llesale prices at JONES'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-05
GOLD
De2os'eci0tinsg !!
GOODS FALLING!
SERVES THEM RIGHT |!

THERE IS NO SCARCITY TO WARRANT,
AND NO LAW TO COMPEL, THE PEOPLE
TO PAY THE RUINOUS PRICES NOW
ASKED FOR THEM IN THIS COUNTRY !!
TO AVOID THIS EXTORTION, AND GIVE
THE PEOPLE "FAIR GOODS AT FAIR
PRICES p'
H. A. STEBBINS s. Go.
HAVE LATELY PURCHASED, IN NEW
YORK, FOR CASH, THE FINEST AND
BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS EVER
BROUGHT INTO THE COUNTY, CONSIST
ING OF EVERY KIND AND QUALITY.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-05

Cassimeres, Striped, Checked, and Plaids
Tweeds Kentucky Jeans, and Cottonades 0
the very best quality at JONES'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-05
Ladies Cloth
Bows Wear

Black, Grey, and Fancy Colors at JON
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-08-05
Mourning Goods

Black Silks. Alpacas, Empress Cloth, Bombl
zine, Delaines, Rep Cloths, and Black an
Purple Goods of various kinds at JONES'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
ANEW or ZEE Cs1sgERMArD
Forrest. Attack or Esnnhi'n-c"rf"fe
.,a Escape OF the Rebel Gen. ARM

,.,- .,,cl, or Eran,IIin--Cnpture
.,a Escape OF the Rebel Gen. ARM
strong.
We have already published IN account OF this af-
fair. by telegraph, but the subjoined details are
new: &c,
FORFEIT, who has sgnin suddenly appeared upon
the stage, attacked Franklin on Thursday, =. III.
The few troops in the place were dryen.o out, and
the Rebels held the town that night, pluDderiuS
stores and houses Of everything valuable Sear's
and Armstrong were under Forrest. Armstrong
who WAS sent around TO the left Of Franklin fell III
with The cavalry force cert by Gen. Brannon from
Tuune, consisting of the 9th Kentucky, Col. Wa
kins ilh Kentucky, Col. Cooper, I'd MchIean, bisJ.
Cooley, end 9th Penusyiyanla, Col. Jordan, the
whole under command OF Col Campbell.
sharp II "a; ensudd, resulting IN the defeat 81 the
Rebels, with Tors of fifty killed and woundeh.
Oor lo-s was four. The Rebel Gen. Armstrong tel
INTO our hands with LIS escort and battle flag. The
latter remain in our possession, bnt IN TIE melee
Armstrong 'imself escaped. On Friday the Rebels
threatened the place al day, and continued sNrInsA'
ing was KEY; up, without loss on either siGe' the
Rebels finally retiring.
Willie the enemy were Tetreating on Ihurfdty,
before Col Campbell, they were assscd by the hen'
lucky Cavalry, Col. Walker, when added TO their
confusion and accelerated their retreat. Col fauik'
ner W.. severely wounded, ball passing entirely
through bis side. Col. Cooper was badly figured
By ial frOm his horse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

tb.rc are over $780, 900 soldiers, who have been dis
charged for disabilities, many, however, Oh the
slightest character.
Tbe provisions OF the law also extend to marines.
Col. Il. II. Rush is in charge Of lbe bureau sppro,
nri.led TO the bu.iuess pertaining to TIE invanl
Corpe. yer the general direction of Col. Fry, the
,.Marshal General. 49,, :.
ln addition TO tie advantages 20 the Invalid, ~
teirc laced IN every respect ON an eqna'ity WIN
all ohcr soldiers he can ice that le IL al IL ''"
discharge OF 0u,y 80 The extent Of hi. pay
civ, and can he useinlly employed, as t""'",
nus, Sc, with feeling OF pride ara sun ,' 10
that be is rendering an equivalent Tor tue ply W"
mint VI,,,', nance of bsb he became 90 invalid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Amman ~ T,y,srr.rouR uuspGEp REBxt

ARRIVAL N TwESrr-rouR HUNDRED hinA.
PHI.oSERs IN RoUrx FOR FoEr DELAwAkh:L,
I'm Iu,,dry afternoon about o'clock, :, Nv heocA
rrlsuurr, arrived IN Phi.sdepl;a from blS nscs
RIVER and Champion Hill near Nicksburg, saving
e,u cau,ured IN the bat les that took place ia 'aoss
localities the Union forces eng@ged oe'il6 '"ca o.
tachcd 70 Lo.ans Division. After thsiF o.P'u..
he prisoners were taken within the nnes u ~ =,
sr,nv. near Nicksbnrg, and conveyed from ,neaoo "
Memphis, where Fulers Ohio brlsads soOA 0na
II Them trom Memphis TO Cairo. Iaey wsie'anSi n.
10 Cairo by boat, and IRON thence '" i"'''
y rail. ,.u.h;s n,
About 4, 100 were embarked from Memphis W.
IA, North bul u,nr,y 1000 were eit at indiahapo,,
liz. one hundred and hiry.seye officers captures
ver, scrt 10 oLn.ons leland and kept IN close COO.
hr,mept ia nwnt certain develorwents expecSedt.
Sane .rom ,he Rrb,l Governments They represent
neerIv ever Southern State, and greue.s tnihS'
,-,re 70, n behaved durng she p,ss;iSe N9r'";
'onsr,,'cv wa however, discovered on the oos'
retyecn Memphis and Cairo BY which the prlsons%s
we're TO oyerpower the guard and take pos'es'''" y
Is WAS arranged tha, parties Of five o. those csp
,r,ed yer. 20 station themselves near e"I.
'nord on board another party was 10 v
hn vicinity of the guns on board, ana 0'n nnJ
tiil peur the pilot-houso andothor Po'a'' Van
Al a niyen signal the boat was 10 oo .r.
oosssssion of BY sudden dash. The Piol WV - ~.
oosed py one OF the Rebels, who inioimeu one
Ulcers of the guard Of tue intended moss' ..ra A
r,r tho cspture of tho boat. The prisoners ~' Ia
ncc ordered 20 lie down, and guards s'a'o al IN
loaded muskets ut eligible points wSfo nS ,h;s M
boot IN. first man that aross- psyo"A
attempt at cscapo was made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

N. VT
NFpSEspAf. Juu- To- 1908.
ASHKs-Tho msie Ia lie" acyo but IL steady Ialos at
81 TT Pat. and 80 "a lor f.eii.
IUIIONIG- msfset to-dsy IL very dbl, the from
west being considered favorable 10 tho nop
with tue decline Ia gold and eachause, la, induce
buyers Withdraw aud quotations ,ntir-y uominui
marx.
COFFFF-TheTe 10 nothing whatever doug and prices
ysry heavy. Our quotations. only nominal We qno,ri
hio...............28iD 2gt Miacaibo. asa
Jsys.............3t.0 JI Lasuayra..........al as
ST. Domingo .........2b 0kUtl
(OhB-Iho de- Il iOr domestic has been acyr for Ia,
hons fado aIa tf1o lest piiccs tend uwsl aud ~,
quite h,nj Yard ga ~ v tun Foreign 10 "a good d,
aud 10 h salsi IL 900 tnn. Newcastle AMI Ga Gazing
20 15d ~ = tun cash Vm ship alec $50 eh
Steam 21 and $50 suns Lsucsshiro Gazing ut sc %
cash.
FLOUR AND MfAL-Ths market for Western and Stat,
Flour 10 dull sud the lover gr-do. 3alpc v bb
uwps 10 the docn. In exchange and gold and tho strife
among the ong.nor-men. which seriously ntsrfrs
business The Gales tuJ ibis al ~ rs IS to-
supeIhbs State rs td t5 Is for k,,ra Stac ~ 8yd -
tsnoy do s3sDd sayj for tho low grades of Western ksuA
80 ri % for shipping Oho 90 lOdt for tado az
family brands do and 6d 80 80 ios ~. LOU. EIs. Cas
adam Flour IL quiet, and odlOc. y bb. lower. sales
Of $50 bb OF 90 63Gt5 w for tho low ssis' OF Extra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
WEDNESDAY, June l0-P. N.

The Stock market was very active this morning.
the decline bringing ia large orders, not ouly 10
cover shorts but from parties who thought that the
lowest points had been touched. The supply Of cash
stock, however, from weak holders was large, and
the quotations show a general decline Of TOD y
cent. Toward the close, the feeling WAS much
stronger. with large disposition TO buy. Govern
ments were strong but not very active. At tho
Second Board. there was sharp rally aud much OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
[Adve-sis mentl
Nfurrn & CARPENTkR. Pfnlncn Commission

.fcent Tor tho sole VI Butss Cheese, Lard L. Poai
M Gars GI,n. Flour, POk, HopI >ssd, Be.nl Dried
end Country Produce generally No. Erie budi-ss
20 20 elm, Of all goois c0ossosd to L1-ra c@ia
syaoces uate cOasis -E.. ke.srsnce ffesi4sni
tsirs b1ns a. MA,ia 9rsdsli Ne OK gal Efe ssy.
LruH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

G7ss for trads and Southern Flour Ia in
request aud prices eassr saez Of 800 bb at
IS lU9f7 FOR mixed 10 rood snp-rhne Country BrsBds
FTAHsg 10 for Trade Brands and ~ SEA 70 choice
Fsuly do rye Flour qIi-t a.d steady D3 40 D. o.
Com &, Ia In moderate Gowrni 'DJ ,teify sales Of 40
h1 - u for Jeney, aud - - for Brantywins sioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

REPRESENTATIVES, or PhfApsI'"'' :" -.
TIL. delegation Of the Phil'd~pnA .O"Msn ~ v,,u1
s.ms on to this city some days ago 'O '"' ~
our public institutions and ei'a'''HA ~
o,r,tu, l,f, Coz homo as, 'v'a'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

Following let he let very quiet. and ri
were rar eas. ga fIIsy the liicc 4 Or-u:e Nni SG-
County pals reduced 10 tu .d this bod the ruce
20 tie tabs and other prcAagus a.. tle fetal
race. thn sst day two the Ca0sua thppe, have
he,n nee luyc, -ni pice Of chAos STATE have been nrn
gGostions Western hGs arrived very freely. an
rf,-s 90. fully lower thau lat qloei To-day
ulis ppt the rates io Or-nsc aut Sgs.r
touH.y isis q 70 twss partially succc's'u ior ug.
tut ur OF the l1u,s luils sol q 80 the advance
tli-t Or lie ~hoie ito buWo. mA.'t fos tho weeN ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
81 .ULoiesaIc Prices Of Country Produce
E0R as WraE NsOlso WnoNF'Vt'' ya'r -. I''1

soH Ius ,NKEE HADia0 NEDNF,psf. Juur ~, ls1j
irt.otcd eEercssY ioT Ire \ = Ihl. u'k.l
re. of teif eou.Suu.nt. should heed the olV"ns IN
s'sac;iS.s:
pack 20 n shipped together with yont own irc Or '
\ q . MARI Hud a the contents OF the plctssr
10 800 thsi The les Ia geo. order non Pc, izio
tbs pscSas. and that hcy Vus up 49, they cannot
break OF spoil ~ tAe way.
srai an invoice 20 tho con,isnee by rs. Immediately
,h ynicnt Of goods
Are,l,hton Tor accuracy o. count weight tfrc, &c. l.
vs-r 10 liable. fslst iuAIi. phy ltce befd snh maze
cautious IL lutue " tho d!eYsGass CT tho chip
Tcf.
sg, n of-f th " boyer should be Vic-sci Win ps..
cLs.. b. would know how 20 tn3 another
N.strsss AMI tlra8iGess iuuisrcuSiair
Tho o~instre the ho sale commission prices Tor bona
idu s-les .pvA altic'cs q. oi ofd'l:
BEAAs AND pEts.
The mlrtct os Bosls generally quiet; prices rctan
ch.u.rd bul hsu. Eeas L-,o becn COL! al cl,l,f We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

element. The desire to buy quite rs active ~
if WA 70 sell in tho mornag. Tho shorts rushed III
and some leading bull operators appeared disposed
10 t,ke hold for a new ire. The improve
trent in Mai, was II 4 cent. Cen sal 9 y cent,
Hudson River y cent, Pittsbu,g 81 oeet,
Southern Common q T. cent Reading Il y cent,
Rock Island 4 cont, Michigan Central
= cent, Chicago aud Toleio T. ceht,
C,Itral American Transit J., y cent, &c. At She
close the narke, WAS siill steady. AZ the O'Clock
call lho quotations were generally Ern ut full prices
The latcst fgures we've: L. S. g., 81. Coupoa, 1881
1851; U. S. Treasury Notes. 7 $40 FEB. and Aug,
l07 0l07;; U. S. Treasury Notes, 3-iG Aprii aud
Oct, 100. 9lo6I; American Gold, l4O} i4J.; Tenn
State o.. OIL GG3; Missouri Stale e. g. OGc: Canton
Co.. 26s -; Cumlelaui Coal, - -. Qu.csfi!ver
Mining Company, II al; Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, ISL a 1915; New.York Central Railro'd,
1881 dllS.; Erie Railway, 93a93li Ere Railway
Preferred 1853, a IO3l Hudson River Railroad, III
1871; Harlem Railroad, 9ol d.}0ii Harlem Railroad,
Preferred, 93a9G BEADING Railroad, 1881 q lO3ii
Michigan Central Railroad, lllialllli Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, -. o|-i
Illinois Ceuirai Railroad. 1917 0lOi!; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad. set aS6li Gslcna ana
Chicago Railroad, 1927 alC2i; Cleveland aud Toledo
Railroad 1921 qlO9!; Chicago and Rock lsnnd
Railroad, IO7l 1914; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
aud Chicago Railroad, 7Ila7li; Alton and TerFe
Haute Raihoad l4i ai5; Alton and Terre Hanie,
Preferred, 7Oe72; Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad -. e29s Chicago and Alton. 10 @t6.
In Foreign Bills there is fair business DOING bnl
"a, lower figures. Sterling, in sympathy with Gold,
ils III eIjii. Francs, SO.
Frcisnts IRE very dull, aud rates are heavy. To
Liverpool, the engagements are 1900 bush Whes'
per neutral flag at ID. in bulk; 800 bbls. -Four at
IS, and 30 Lx.. Bacon ut 2Js To Bristol, 80 tnus
Lard at 35'. per neutral vessel. To London, I2,OoO
tu.h. Wbes: 81 ID. in bulk per neutral ship. To
Claec6y. 360 bbls. Flour at 2s 4ld. Az. 3D.; %
lLxs Bacon II. 25s aud 80 hhdS TObsceo ri iEs. 3D.
The charters include an Austrian vessel with lo,VOo
bush. Corn to Cork for orders at 6s. 3D.
Tie business Of the Sub-Tnasury was: Receipts
S2.5Sj,7li G7--for Customs, 100000; Payments,
81. So 81 O.; Balance, $>3,937 .@64 50.
TIE Illinois Central Railroad Company earnings
for the tins. week IN jane 1863, were 90 $40, md
tie gain over same week OF 1862 is ShJ3S
| The Cleveland and Toledo Road earned the fin,
! week in June:
/
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

lat f.w re principally fiom the trace. aud holders
sv ns dl.po,aa 20 opefAr lie ug'ne's ha' beef
good rc.s ih1uiA tousrr rhsr sv,s'. the seller
~ .e without uhsr cSanf' o stoc1 o. S@Ndl arl w
roo Ayrss n "a a-,. Rio nsnuds 2iH%c OH1'c' u q
~, sSt''r,ra. -, 0sie. Vera Coz u, d,ci Porto
Cssela sJasi..; Csart, - c23c. Isa1o l2olsc Cha.
80, is0,,c. Ctniyuiis ~, l1c. BY we-,-an ZlGI2e
~, . iaid, q lai,. sad 4 i,y : 81 -a,erA 2s.c.
HAY-A good drnhDd Of East AID Moth k''eF for fhip'
LfiiHfN--iieBo,s Sole s'.ilm' with good den'nd
I. h eou..q.cn.e Tie ims4 supply TIRE Uuss"s' -
.lrI Pf,ecs IRE very .uoog t-nd u9warj "e q-oie
Ii.ht .1G2'c lills de 2'Gs'c snd Heavy ~
80 gs. Sol. T. reg4css a. ~ n,g rit'r clls.."f
tqern roah 10 vrry active, but owing % me Ve'y I'm
"ui tssFS-Prics, resaen sbon, ,he b7, there Il
vey ,ue doo-. sni We have only to notice . LHd' Cuba
{, a.
ro s.- ,ar. = to- Thu Obis,s At 80 e-ih anl ~
bDl,. Cry d.. prsst- tern. . 49,.
tu' With uitel .nv,' Price. are nnen,n;ed' ''
ofs0tG,. ~ stats ~ 50 ~ - u t,io2 D.. cs.h.
PCONisiONSihs Poik m'rss' - fl'r'lly 'l"ti.d ena
18th. d1 -ad het'y - he o,' .a.e. q - oy ..
Prime ana ~ a., f'r Me.seru Ffinr % Pee. y. - e'.
feau-s, a. the ua-et l. hfner i'f .'ia 70 the o
ard 1! soq s lof -is do li-fes bec' Is ,l d.. ,ns
p es'i o,losL tee .ian' e's qie; =. ~ .,st -
neis g. roicf4ie demand nu9 r',a Gsy1 W ~
,s.S ~ 4. Se'a'.'. w 30, q ~ s ''
n.te. heavy sale. Ct 400 BIZ Long Cra % a. L,ri l.
s- go e,y ulo3,Iae .sqssy p' sa io a ~ q
t-ea,.A Ifasfs. " gasts. - $500 -
80 - g., !. a, ,0 D % ,psrs Ma., -. tll 501ie 81
Bssf Pre- Ciiy u p. Prime Will %~@it ~.
ct len cry. nou.inaL "ot = anlS,f y.4s . Z
p..f s...W,st aRrtl g. li,fd bs,, 3d.. a ..
60. ss.. Int. d: 30sis W flSHA r1Es1:.'.'''' -
Zee. r'u- Ne,.2. '.'4tt ~ Hans, Dry SNtei:'" =
Poi. a.. M...iJ t3.f O. 'son.dsTs fl'd'' Sc .
OH or eat. a. H3l.s ~ laa0u i"ii Df' sh'sS y
Hlt I'VE ~. head o. say sales to-day an pace
a. ID. ely s4'ta4l-d. So,
$40 RSiEr market hes became very QUOT ara thr is
Only q suPTy the ac'H'l leu ems CT b'
Pnoss weak sud l";c =. m oA.@ 's'H .t III
rstnla. tfalH-etions csfacr sone "a lhis cheh.
Cuba 4 iOi lie X su-G az don - lfic 'Or hse-
SEEDs-A Moderate d-fsaad Tor Cover a-ei cniedy fo
er-,l bot the .se Is lru md Tie supply miiei '-i-
81 &c tie l.,'fr for choice foua-yiy.na
l..tay sssi "a iaacys - = eel - ..-cI u = -
rsrrs Far. 1, IL fair d.inini I'D i. not pen.T' SALES o
80 Yu-n-. - 900 =, -, c-sA Ilr,e gflc-
sLouid ,t1ut, our l.Is. " isss Pod.cuoh o. tas 60
uc g., ~,
IALLOW-The market I, bcsvy, n 'JmpaihT with th'
Pee 90 IA frchan.c. tlcs of .0p'J d. 20 le.c. 81
Wr.t-tH. ie iio fOt fa,leEu AID city. slI iic. 10
Butsh.rr A,oo.iiou. sosp sreusr aollrs & ,ea'1
TJBtt GO-fu-ia l. ltis OF nothing dong ia sIy ac'
efip iru and urce. generally are rciliuaL
GUINha u.oaoTao csu.n ana tAr ;urFSo steift
-,e. o. $50 bis STAG and ttt atso 0s escra
t.e la.tsT tor oGtfA bbis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
CiiT Ysi,

The mako, has been generally quiet and price, have de
cliuvd fully e. Stale rather OtS We ha.r
hra.d II .a.c Of the sr. lsrso and me th,ess or TIE
lee. There /, ltu stsey choice Ce.s. IN mar
FL.bh Da has beru father qn.Dl but luee' hoy -
msncd liclay. Pineapple should DO strictly choice TO p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
Rnssess. csoldsa. y Dbl.
komslites.
Ba,dwins, pbbi..
Common TO fair, mixed u Dbl.
'"se 10

DRIED fhuiT-Appes remain qlet, ant pric..
changed. although psr los refuse to sell n,d o.
Peaches aud Plu dun eesef Cbe,rie, %.
Al Kinds msde difficult 10 se by The ire, "s
Hra.a IrIrlI Al.I L. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11

Since sst the Egg maikr Las nuousrd considerably
On kasy last, with fieo arrivals and night drmand PRICE
rl oil lie. the best Since thS however they have
gain Improved aud yesterday sold ~ hsh as l0j which TAI.
a, boon IeshGd t0isy oT issofte State hrhnds, al
al the generally 'a.'s' under hoane rcoept
onsdcrnbe conipaiut made Of Nesten Eggs tutr
cut many bad ana loss above the average o.
5,ata ha. to be lnsdc good BY tho seller We quote:
State aud jersey choor,P de1 ..............flGl8
Wost.In by Enptrss choics, q doz........lba Gl't
Western Otdiuiry freight. Pdez...........b dl6s
Canals y doa.' ;'''''''''''''''''''''s
FRUITS.
APPLrs--Thero Is . good demand. and prcos havs im
proved. Wo quOss -
Ka,,.,,. RcIbuIy. v bbL....,........ J 500 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
NAVAL ORDER.

Lieut.. Commander 4. {. Harris has been pgdere
to the command Of the gunboAt Chippewa, VIC
Dryson, detached.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
MIDNIGHT REPORT
Washington Sept. %.

washington sept. Iz.
According to official dispatches received
here, dated as late as five o'clock, yester-
day, from Gen. Rosecrans, we have in
formation that Longstreet's corps had re-
inforcei Bragg before the battle Of Sat-
urdsy, and it was subsequently stated BY
deserters from the rebel army that Ewell .
corps had also come to his assistance.
A telegram was received here to-day
from the officer in command at Chatta-
noogo, which speaks in the most encour-
aging terms Of the general result Of the
actions of Saturday and Sunday, in which,
according to his representations, the Tn.
ion army achieved a complete success, the
enemy losing the most in killed, wounded,
&c.
A prisoner taken from Bragg's army
says Mobile has been stripped of troops
for Bragg's army, and that some troops
have been sent to him from Charleston.
Also, that troops from Lees army were
in the late fight; in fact, that the whole
Confederacy seemed concentrated there
for that attack on Rosecrans.
A rebel despatch has been intercepted
on the extreme front of the Army Of the
Potomac, wherein the rebel commander Of
to army of Northern Virginia i infoxu-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23
New York. Sent. %.

The morning papers contain various
speculations relative to the late battles Of
Gen. Rosecrans, all Of which are, howev.
er dissipated by last reports to the press
at an early hour this morning.
Under date of Chattanooga, gid, the
Tribune's special says that the general
summing up is. after two days severe
fighting, in which Gen. Rosecrans with
greatly inferior forces bore the shock Of
lao, 900 rebels, comprising the armies of
Bragg and Johnston, half of Lees army
and all Of Pemberton's scattered troops
that could be gathered together, he
deemed it prudent to fall back upon
Chattanooga, which he did in good order.
At last accounts he had re-established
communication with the cavalry of Gen
Burnside, who is severely censured 70,
not having arrived earlier. Two Of Rose.
GRAMS Divisions are reported not to have
behaved very well. It is believed Rose
Grams will be put in position to enable
him to resume the offensive; meantime
he is thought to be strong enough to
hold his ground. There is at least rea
son to believe the attention Of what re.
mains Of Lees army will soon be occu.
pied.
After October Sd all volunteers serving
in the three years organization and hay.
ing less than one year to serve, will on
re-enlisting for three years or for the
war, be entitled to bounty of $4OQ.
provided for veteran volunteers.
The flag presentation to the Iron Brig.
ade came off Thursday last. DIR. Selick
presented the flag. Speeches were made
by officers and privates.
The movement of the Army Of the Pc.
tomac has been commenced as far as tc
send forward Buford's cavalry across the
Rapidan. The crossing was effected with
out opposition. 1t is presumed that buI
q feeble force of rebels intervenes be
teen Meade and Richmond. oon,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-23

Irish Advice - lRish0en IN Ainorica.
p.-- Ek0E thgtuzsvf ~ , i - js1saslD
We are induced - heliess that England =
at the bottom 81 the feslstance 70 the dn 3
# the FAderal army. L qnitS nstula
that men should Be opposed % conscfp-
tens Of thet kind, and that suehla me, ..
IRE M6Ad be more 1spe6isaiy dSp5pdll
lin . fra pmtsJ Tie Ansris. IT,,
therefore, the moro easy 70 stir Up OPP D.
s;tion 70 Il. ! sE1slkh goidis i work Is
New York. Her emissaries are there IA
king advantage of the popular prnjudices
and doing more to damage the caase Of
the Union than il she had actually REQ
ognized the independence Of the Southern
Slater. = The London Times
has IN article, gloating over the anticipa-
ted resistance Of Governor Seymour to
the Idnft. It would certainly be playing
tks game Of the enemy to psrfeetion.-4
England would give the Governor mil
lion pounds sterling il he could bsinduced
to taksssuoh step. Il might tend to the
proloDgation Of the war, or tho destrue-
ton Of the Union, but most unquestion-
ably to the complete annihilstion Of Irish
influence in America, and an end of all
hope for the freedom Of fatherland in our
generation. Let them stand, till the last,
By the Gag that has been borne alongside
their own in battle, and under whose
folds alone they can find freedom and
protection.-[United Irishman, Dublin
August 20.