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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-15
New York, June /:


Washington papers are again ind gnant
because the gunboat Rhode I>land had
chased tho steamers Margaret and Jesse
and steamer Science within the prescribed
limits Of msratime law, and firing full
broadside ut one OF them which plowed
up ground near dwellings on shore, and
wounding two fishermen dangerously -
An explosive war weapon, shipped from
Nashua for Charleston. on the Former,
Was thrown overheard by order Of the
captain, near Charleston. The conclusion
produced BY its fall in the water ex ploded
it, and the steamer was badly damaged,
aud Capt. Wilson nearly killed.
Adviees from New Orleans state Gen.
Sherman was better, and the probability
is. not only his life, but bis leg will be
saved. thoogh he will be fame for life.
Skirmisbiug is going on constantly at
Port Hudson. Our forces are busily con-
structing batteries along the entire line
which would be com ple,ed and opened
against the enemy on the 9th. The
opinion was, the rebels could not hold out
"a hours thereafter.
A dcserter says there is but . ANAL
forcu 10 Port Hudson.
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Washington, June 1:


BY mail to New York The following
extracts are from a letter OF an officer,
dated Haines' Bluff, 18th, received here
to-day:
We reached here yesterday after weeks
march up between Black ami Yaxoo riv-
ers. The object Of the expedition was
to destroy the resources Of the country to
prevent she enemy from subsisting their
army, and drive out every force be might
have in that region, and il possible ascer-
tain if the enemy was concentrating 10
any considerable force for the purpose OF
raising the siege of vicksburg.
We had six brigsdes, numbering over
10 600 men. We have marched over 100
miles in week. during hottest kind Of
weather. We destroyed all the forage,
supplies and cotton, and drove off all cat
tie, horses and mules between the lines
for distance of SO miles.
We met no considerable enemy had
only one or two slight skirmishes. We
ascertained where the enemy were con-
centrating, and gained much valuable in
formation which may be Of use hereafter.
The Commanding General having re
ported to Gen. Grant, the latter came this
morning to Hainss' Bluff, and seemed
we'll satisfied with our operations.
Il vas made our painful but imperative
duty to destroy everything-sparing only
dwellings and small supply Of provisions
for each family. They can raise no force
to make US give up the siege.
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Johnson Landing Yazoo River
zgssa Juue ., 1868.

y
The lines of the army are in the same
position = ca nnopadlng 10 front and rear
at intervals during ths day.
A small body OF ear troops at Satnstia,
on the Yasoo, Was met and attacked by q
portion Of Johnston's force. wh.n we re-
treated without loss to Haines' Bluff 1,
is anticipated that the rebels may endeav-
or to regain that position. Ample prrpa.
rations have been made to rapsl them ---
The rebels are known to be in terrible
condition within vicksburg A few days
more mast reduce them 10 starvation.
The weather is hot. The health and
apirits Of the troops are good.
a dispatch from on board the gunboat
MaEnors, IL miles shove Greenville.
Mississippi River, June 7th, says the
steamer Lady Walter, in charge OF her
Captain aud six men, came out Of Arkan-
sas river and surrendered to the gunboa,
Tyler They report no Notifications ex-
cept near Pine Bluff Provisions plenty,
and Prices army moving southwark.
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Especial to Tnbune.1
Washington. juno ~

" o HflV
Some deserters who ame within our lines
across the Rsppahannock yesterday re-
port Gen. Lee marching with his whole
force up the river, statement which 10
confirmed by other evidence. u
Observations by our mronauts are some
what hazardous in these days. One who
went up 10 balloon near the Wrattan
House, at this a. m, was admonished
TO descend by rebels who opened brisk
fire upon the balloon with shells. With
this exception all was quiet along the
front up to two miles above Banks Ford
this morning.
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w asiiington. June Ia

Upon receiving intelligence of piratical
transactions on the coast the Navy De-
parlment promptly dispatched vessels in
psrsuit OF pirates. -Four vessels eft New
York % Saturday night; three sailed from
Hampton Roads, and these we're to be-
followed on Sunday by others.
There 10 no truth 10 the statement that
Admiral Farrignt is, 10 be relieved from
command Of Western Gulf Squadron.
The T. 5. steamer Juniata, on the 23th
ult., captured The steamer Victoria, Of
about 100 tons, ostsnsIbly Lount 10 Mat.
amofas.
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San Francisco, Juno 10.

Business of the week closed quietly.
Private letters express great fears that
all foreigners must speedily leave Japan.
French and English fleets we're determin-
ed to commerce hostilities, unless the
Japanese Government acceded to the de-
mand Of England before the Goth Of May
The American minister was endeav oring
TO reconcile matters. Eight American
merchant vessels we're wasting the result
at Kansgawa, 90 the 18th Of May.
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Nash. lille, June /

The rebels made another attack on Tri-
une, Tenu., yesterday at about o'clock
in the morning.
Gen. Forrest with 5000 rebel cavalry
and TWO batteries attacked the cavalry di
vision commanded by Gen. Mitchell. The
Federals formed line Of battle and replied
vigorously to the Ere Of the rebels, who
retreaied as the Federals advanced, pur-
suing them six miles. Rebels lost 2l
killed, 60 or 10 wounded, 10 prisoners.
Federals lost 9 killed, among them Lieut.
N. G. Blair { 4th Ind. Cav, whose body
arrived here tonight.
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New York June Is.

The George Washington brings no
news, except nm order from Gen. Banks
that no steamer from New York be al.
lowed 90 quarantine without special or
der from the Commanding General, I'M
less il be mail ship or one transporting
stores for the Government. Thin il made
necessary BY the continued refussl to
transport soldiers mail, except, upon in-
admissible conditions, and will be inexor-
ably snforcsd.
i Nothing from Port Hudson. @
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Washington, june Is.

The following is from Richmond pa.
psrs of the lith:
Jackson, Oh Scouts report the Fed.
eral pickets around Nickshurg ten miles
deep all approaches closely guarded -
Grant communicates with the feet by
signals night AID day, The mortar boats
are firing all night at intervals Of two see.
opds.
Nothing from Port Hudson.
A dispatch from Lee, dated Culpspper.
9th, states Stuart drove the the Federals
back that day, after . bard fight, lasting
oil day.
Papers state that Fisz Hugh Lee is so
verely wounded, and Col. Williams, N
G. Cavalry. Col. Hampton, brother Of
Wade Hampton, Capt. Sarley Of Stuart's
staff, were killed on the 9th and also ad :
mits loss of goo prisoners.
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81 Army Corps. June is.

The movements Of Lee 10 the direction
Of CuIpepper have been on . larger scale
dian was first supposed, embracing all
his array except about 10000, which re-
main opposite Falmouth. Lee intends
no doubt to risk everything on deter
mined effort, 10 cross the Rappshannock
and assume the offensive.
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San Francisco, June 10.

The bark Aldfidge arrived with Japan
dates 70 llth Of May. At Kansgawa
there were Is British war ships, two
Dutch and French Admiral Gag ship
and the American steamer Wyoming. The
English Admiral had demaad 4d the sur
render of the murderers of Richardson,
tailingin which France and England would
declare war against Japan. The Japan
ese had nearly all left Kanagawa. All
Merchant vessels wsre detained % SECURE
foreign residents in case war ensued which
was considered probabls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-15
Washington, June i9.

The Union nominee for Governor Of
Ohio will probably be Gov. Tod, the pres.
ent incumbent. or Ex-Congressman Jno.
A. Bingham
The statement that Admiral Farragut
has asked TO be relieved and il to be sue
ceeded by Admiral Dshlgreen is u,t,rl
without foundation. Farragut has not
made the request alleged, nor would the
Department be willing to spare him from
active service.
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Mobile, June o.

The Spanish steamer Solar from Hava-
M, for this port was Lost 40 miles out on
the 26th. Only four Of her crew and
passengers escaped among the lost is Col.
Shurch. Of Gen. Ruckner's staff. Her
cargo was valued .. $50, 900.
The rebel reports Morgan was going
easterly.
{ Stewart. of Tenn, has been made
MAJOR General, and assumed command Of
division 10 Brsgg's army.
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Sunday Night Report.



The Chattanooga Rebel Of the iIih has
the following, dated Jackson, Aiss., 9th;
One Of eur officers. who was captured by
Gen. Grant. and who subsequently es-
cuped. arrived here this morning. He
reports The Yankee army much depressed
by reason Of Gen. Johnston massing heavy
forces, and by the fact that oertsin death
awaits them. Their officers say it 10 Ger.
tain defeat or annihilation.
Captain Thompson, OF Rosecrans' staff,
under truce delivered the effects of two
spies, hung at Franklin, to Lieut.. Col.
Webb, of 5lst Alabama regiment, this
evening The party receiving the flag
remarked to Capt. Thompson You have
hung two Of our spies. He then added
that one Of them. Orion, was his particu-
lar friend. and was Inspector of lnstruc-
ton on Gen. Wheelcr's staff He did not
know the man Peters. He added tina,
the exc utiep was just and in accordance
with military law
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Washington. June IA

The President, under date Of the 18th,
has replied to letter Of Erastus Corning
aud others, who ware officers Of public
meeting beid At Albany. 10th May, re-
questing his earnest commendation OF the
resolutions passed on that occasion.
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Especial to Post.1
Washington. June 13

. "SHEHB RUHs suuu y
The enemy hes made no demonstration
at Culpepper, though it is certain they
are in force. Their designs will proba-
bly, be disclosed in day or two.
A delegation Of Unionists from Lou
isiana had an interview with the Presi-
dent to-day in reference to recognizing
that State into the Union according 10
the plan proposed in the correspondence
Of the Union Association of New Orleans
with Military Gov. Shepley.
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Cincinnati. June Is,

The Commercial has dispatch from
indianapolis yesterday. stating that the
murderer Of Marshal Stevens had been
arrested and brought there.
A company Of cavalry had beer sent
TO Jefferson county, Indiana, TO aid the
enrolment.
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The following dispatch has been 70.
ceived from New Castle: A lesasr from
the privsteer Florida states that she has
captured six merchant vessels, of which
she burned four and bonded Two.
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Memphis June I9

The Mississippian of the 4th and 5th
gives details Of a fight at Port Hudson,
stating Kirby Smith drove Banks forces
in confusion, the latter leaving his dead
and wounded on the field, and Smith still
pursuing Banks 90 the 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-15
Memphis. June I9.

Steamer Wayne, from Young's Point.
arrived to-day, bringing no later dates
from Vicksburs than 9th inst.
No guerrillas we're seen on her wsy up.
The fight at Millikeu's Bend, SUNDAY
last, was sanguinary affair, much larger
than at irst reported.
The rebels under AcCulloch, $500
strong, advanced upon the Federal forces
composed of three negro regiments and
the Esd Iowa ,lunteers. Rebels made
desperate charge at daylight Negroes
broke in confusion but finding their cap
tured comrades were being ugLtersd by
the rebels, rallied with great desperation
and drove The rebels back. Loss heavy
on both sides.
Guerrillas destroyed portions Of railroad
track near Germantown last night. The
damage received is slight, and will soon
be repaired.
The rebel force in North Missouri has
been sent TO reinforce Gen. Joe johnson
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Washington June ID.

Some Pennsy lvania cavalry and the 87th
Penn. infantry had skirmish with some
400 rebel cavalry yesterday, near Middle
ton, Penn, and rebels we're killed, sew
eral wounded and 81 captured.
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Nurfrseshoro. juno l4

Rebel papers of the 10th, give an ac-
count Of Griesons raid on Clinton. Las
on the 81 and says his force vas 1000.
The rebel officers engaged, 10 repor'ed to
have drawn Grierson 8 miles. taking Z.
guns, killing and capturing IS reboIs.
Our loss was killed aud several wounded.
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Philadelphia, june Ia.

Philadelphia, june Ia.
The General Loan Agent reports the
sale Of VI, 1896, 300 of 5.90's Saturday,
halt Of which was from Kentucky and
other Western States.
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Louisville, june Is,

About 600 rebel cavalry intercepted
the cars with Federal horses on board ut
Elizubethtown to-day. They captured
20 hDrses, burned three cars, broke open
Adains' kxprssa ofics and siole Sl7O0
10 gold. Our troops are in pursuit
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New York, June IL.
The Ship Bachallus, from Bahia, May
Is, arrived to-day. She has on board,
the Capt, and family Of the bark Union
Jack; captain and wife of ship Dorcas
Prince; Capt. Peck Of ship Sea Sunk,
and Capt. Phillips, Of ship Daetslor, oil
captured by rebel privateers.
British bark Bahia, from Liverpool with
cargo Of ammunition for prissieers, pi.
rates Ssone and Gregg, being in port at
the time, the authorities ordered both out
Of the harbor, when they left for the
southward. Capt Phillips Of the Dac,a-
Tor, states that on the eth he was cap.
tured and burned BY the rebel privsteer
stesmsr Georgia, and was taken on board
Ceorgia when Capt Nanny started Tor the
islAsd Of st. Vincent. where he arrived
on the Both. The Georgia 10 common
vessel.
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Gen. Lee with His Whole
Force Moving.
GEN. SHERMAN NOT DEAD.
Military District Of Iowa.
Especial soaHerais.l
Headquarters Army Of potoma a,

Special soaHeraiS.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac.
eJuns ~, Ices
Affairs remain unchanged across the
river. Below Fredericksburg little pick
ct firing 10 INDUCED in. and occasionally
artillery opens but without effect.
From the upper fords We have nothing
of importance. All feel confident that we
can bod our position against any force the
enemy may bring upon US.
No news from Vioksburg whatever.
All quiet on tas RAppahannock.
The military district Of Iowa under Mai
Gen. Pope has been constituted so as to
include all territory 10 the State of Iowa
except the village of Sioux City. and put
under command of Brig Gen. r. s Rob.
erls with headquarters At Davenport.
1t. NJ. Norton, Of the Goth Illinois vol
unteers, has been appointed Aid de Camp
to Gen. Pope.
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New York, June Al.

New York, june Al.
The steamer Ocean Queen, from As
pinwail, 9th, has arrived. She has $685.
OOO In treasure. the mails and = lot of
passengers.
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hpsEsDAY, June Delegates met
~ Inc es'minster Church at 3 A. NJ
aoou. loo OF the reported delegates being
Inc meeting was called 10 order l., a.,
hev. II Is swifr. Agent VI Tbs q aaes. e. !.
Sunday School Uuion. WHO nou,ia.e,4
Elder j NEwBoLD. of HiiisLsro. 10 gna.,.
man, and on motion. Rev. q 4 Bt.mAs
of Cfoton, was appointed Secretary.
Hss. Mr. VILLA Ms, OF 1T. Ma9lsos
conlns4sd the opsning religious ex erei.ss
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THURSDAY, June 10 The Convention
opened this morning ut Ga. m.-Rev. j.
Newbold conducting religious services.
Rev. AILsEs offered the following res
olutions. which was unanim ously adopted
by rising vote:
Whereas, Our national government,
has been wontonIy outraged, our flag fired
upon, and au effort is nov being made to
sabvsrt our liberties BY traitors In arms
and, whereas, this untimely rebellion has
famed to fame the patriotic FIRE kind
led IN our hearts by the God OF Nations,
causing many Of our sons and bro' hers
TO leave their homes and the Sabbath
Schools Of our land to defend that glori.
Gus dag. TO maintain our free institutions
preserve our Constitution and the book
of our law; therefore be i,
Resolved. LIST. That these noble pat.
riots now in the army and navy have the
greeting, the sympathy, and the hearty
corporation Of al the members Of thiI
invention.
81. That theagh they are not with =,
in oar Sabbath Schools, We will remem
Der thsu u throne Of grace, ever pray
ing that God may shield them from dan
ger, preserve their lives. enable them /,
tbs name Of God 70 ''set up their ban
ners," and to sanctily the privations 0
life IN the camps to the good Of thei
souls.
ITO be continued
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ITO be continued
, 1863-01-20
FROM RGSECRANS' ARkaY. :.

NASHVILLE, Jan. :19.-Twenty boats have
arrived, conveyed by two gnnboats. The
rebels fred into the DcsAloines City, Science
and Free Stone on the shoals. Three men
were wounded on the Free Stone.
Boats laden with army supplies hare also
arrived.
On Wednesday the rebels robbed the steamer
Hastings, containing provisions and some
wounded. The rebels stripped the wounded
LOUISVILLE Jan. 19.-Cnpt coombs, ofthe
steamer Trio, arrived here, says there has
been great e1aggerations in recent Nashville
specials. BE Was hailed by body OF rebel
cavalry, ordered to remove the crew and the
wounded men, and put them on the steamer
Hnstines. The Hastfnge and Parthenla had
been captured. The gunhoat sliden surren-
dered without firing gun. Captain Coomps
denies that Forrest IL In the vicinity Of NASH
vile. Neither are their 1000 or 5000 rebels
Military circles here exhibit anxiety In con-
| sequence Of the report that rebel reinfoEce'
| ments from Lees army had reached she}hy
! vile.
| much uneasfness Il felt In certain qualtere .:
to Rosecran's position, yet the general belle
| is hat he las troops enough to overcom'
Lopgstreet's and BIaggs .o:ces combined
| reaching in the neighbornood ofG0 200. bose
Grams has much larger army, aud great con
I f,1cnce Is felt in his good geneTa1sh1p.
, 1863-01-20
FROM BuRNSIDE'S ARMY.
The Rebels Strengthening their Po-
sition on the Rappahannock.
1uR ARMY REPORTED TO HAVE RE-
CROSSED THE RIVER.

FALMOUTH, Jan. 18.-Yestetday evening
the rebels advanced about GOO infant1y and
occupied the breastwotks opposite falmoutn,
which they had been constructing Inc past
week. a force was moved down to eontess i
thcir further forward movement, but they did
not offer us battle.
Nnw York, Jan, 1S.-The New York 1F1o~
..ne publishes a letter from one Of Its CORES
uonaeuts with the army Of the PotomRcr an
noIncing that another forward movement vas
about to be made. It says, "such Parttcu..
Gen. Burnside 1t would be premature as yst to
make public, but VIC have reason to believe
that tic army Is across the river, although We
are without confirmation Of the news BY tele-
grafh,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19,-From prisoners,
and other information believed to be reliable,
NC learn that on the 9Th inst, ut dayhreak,
rebel troops commenced leaving Frcdericks..
bury to reinforce Bragg, On the morning Of
the 9Th eleven bIigadea, amounting to 70 anooI
Is eco men, had LEFT Fredericksburg. Ihsse
| troops we're from Tennessee, North Carolina
Hampton's Legion is reported to be hEe
miles ffom Culpepper, on the KaPtoaanSt IPtea Se ~,
Wyndtarn, Ii command. Of IN independent
| esyalrv bricade, subject to the approval OF
orders Of Gen. HeIntzelman, was not carried
ont according to his Intentions, On aseonnt sSa
4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT num0cIs. " 1sVeN ~.s
a1T PROMISED hin, but 800 reported for duty
Offh{s number be was ordered to leave tore' s
of1oo at Chantilly and lao at Centrevi1e> PA
e6o cavalry remaining we're divided ,hsT, INTO tM,
| nock Station; the other scented the a Aal
hike nike and The rear Of the frying Pan. 1hes
detacbmepts left CeEtreville at dusk Sunday
the 1lth, and were gone two days; c.,,
The rebels ere running railroad trains @ 1soi
Rappahannock station to Wa1renton JUN
| ton. -; :.. .,,....,...,., m -.o,a,
two citizcns took the oath Of allegiance, Ar
! fourteen citizens took tbs oath Of oensatlo
4 force Of rebels, consisting q 1uo NJ
| mcuts Of cavalry and battery OF ny1ng a5u
}lery, in all about 500 men arc encanpeo
lie ipianfry force at Winchester was
ucyed 10 be less than LOCO.
, 1863-01-20
FROM The FLORIDA COAST.
The Alabama HTcard From.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 19rh.-A Hey Vest letter
Of the 9th expresses fears for the SAFETY Of the
ship Lydia, eighteen days out from New
York.
News from Hayanna says the Alabama Was
of there January 5th.
Our correspondence from Key West Is to
the 18th inst.
The. United States gunboat Sycamore rc-
tuned from cruise on the 10th, haring sue
ceeded during her absence In capturing, two
prizes-the English sloops Ayenger nd1ulia,
from Nassau, with valuable cargoes intended
for the rebelE- -..-.-... =:
ed ashore on the Florida coast-the ship Lu-
cinda, with troops and horses on board, which
wns subsequently got of, aud the ship Spark
ling Sea, with the 18th \. 7. battery on board,
she went ashore on Ajax Rect, near Co1ysport
lighthouse. Tie troops were al saved and
all tue hor1cs which had survived the passage.
, 1863-01-20
Ql)ifo9o Gribn11e.
TIE NEWS.

We have nothing definite from Rose
craps' amy. Appearances indicate, how
ercr. a battle ere long JEFF. Davis, as
usual, when. his Generals lose bat
tic, has decaritatcd Bragg, and LongsHeet
is ut The head OF G0,000 men. Our own
army is heavily reinforced, aud ready. for
the enemy.
Our dispatches from Cairo are verr
mcagre, owing to the non-arrival Of boats
from below. There are indications Of
trouble at Paducah. the secessionists Of
That place taking courage at the action Of
Northern Copperheads.
From Washington, the news though not
warlikc, is interesting: The President has
sent in his message conseating to the hum
drcd million issue, for the payment Of the
army and navy, and the Paymasters arc
loaded down with greenbacks. Another
rebel budget has been intercepted, giving
an inside view Of the rebellion. The Mc.
Dowe1l investigation has completely pull
rerizcd Mcclellan 49,.
McDouga1l's s resolutions upon the French
invasion Of Mexico are important. Ru.
nors Of Cabinet changes ore still floating
in the air. Senator Wright Of Indiana II
his answer to Powell Of Kentucky, deals
singing, crushing blow to peace men ant
Northern traitors. He has hit the mai
square on the head
Our army is certainly across the Kappa
hammock. The rebels are -strengthenin
their position. A speedy contest seems IN
evitable.
Gen. Hal1eck has very wisely ordere
that no more rebel officers shall be releases
and that Northern secessionists shall t
held MS hostages for Union men in soutl
ern dungeons.