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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
New y ork, April 2S,

The pilot Of the iron clad. kcokuk, is
under arrest, charged with running her
ashore on Morris Island, that the rebels
might capture her
A government SCENTS residence was
catered and robbed by burglars, Sunday
ni4ht, II $40, 600 belonging to Govern
ment
--latest a, vi,es from B~rn,ula state An.
glo Saxon rebel tr.,!c eo;t!.. US brisk. No
American vessels were at Bermuda.
N.na s'camers, owned in Liverpool, are
constantly running the blockade to vii
mington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Washington. April 90.

Washington. April 60.
The Navy Department to-day received
letter from Rear Admiral Porter, dated
April 18th. giving a few particulars Of
tho passage Of the Vicksburg batteries the
evening previous, but not materially diff.
ferent from what has already been pub
lished. He adds al the vessels were
ready for service in half an hour afte,
passing the batteries.
An examination Of the Indianola show.
ed she was much shattered. The rebels
got her two nine inch guns. One III
inch gun was burs. and was lying on decl
and the other fell overheard and now lies
alongside in nine feet water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
New York, April 2s

New York, April %.
A Hamburg dispatch states many COR
Trajectory reports are in circulation rel :
tive to the rebel raid. THERE'S no doubt
the rebels have taken Morgantown aud oc-
cupy il with some 400 to 800 troops un-
der jenkins. Oar troops are in motion
10 intercept lin, and artillery is being
sent from Harrisburg.
Another dispatch from Uniontown, Pa,
states The rebel dag is floating over Nor
gantown, and men, women aud children
are flying in all directions Pi.tsburg is
thought to be 10 some danger.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio X. II, between
Cumberland and Grafton is destroyed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
New York Apr;l 90

The rnmor that the rshels 80 ,n...h
ing on Wheeling and Pittsburo ,as,s On
the fact that force has anne.rsa :, A..
e. md va, on the Monongahela riy-
nj. NJ IN, lhe state line of Pennsylva.
,asetv 80 .'~ s are entertained for the
II Is M, ns 'Ine' fi,osburg or Wheeling
proceed any further na,,s 'eoo' 'o'0e WI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Murfreesboro, April rs

TIE rebels are reported having made
important movements on our lines. ma
lerially changing the situation.
1t is believed in rebel camps that If
Rosecrans did not advance Bragg would
attack. An authority says Bragg has
rs, 900 men.
No confirmation Of reported death Of
Bragg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29

Headquarters Army Of The Potomac. J
April II. :
Rumors were circulated Turing the last
few days that the rebels are about to aban
don their present position. Nothing def
mite. however, is yet known concerning
the movement.
Prisoners are brought in almost daily
from the outposts, but their information
is conflicting and unsatisfactory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
New York, ApriI %.

Bark Gen. Cobb, from Pale reports on
the 18th in Lat. $40 Z Long. 800 Is was
boarded by boat from tho Morning Star
of Boston. They reported the Morning
Star was captured by the Alabama, in Lat
q north, and released after giving bonds
in $50 QUO.
A brig from Pauce reports the Alabama
arrived off there the 7th Of April. The
Spanish authorities supplied her with pow
der md coal. ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29

4
Vera Cruz dates of the 5th, per bark
Henry Trowbridge, state Mexican guer-
rillas had captured corps of railroad la
borers near Vera Cruz and destroyed and
carried off all the property. These and
several other s.D.llr camps near Tejeira
hav been captured and sacked. Some
90 laborers were killed aud so or 65
wounded.
Ii is stated the French are making
slight progress in Mexico. A small fort
near Puebla had been captured with q
loss 10 the French of over seven hundred
men.
A heavy storm at Vera Cruz destroyed
over $50, 900 worth OF French stores.
Reinforcements for the French army
are constantly arriving.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Washington, April 2S

The enemy have not been strengthened
asreported. They are now l5, 600 weaker
than at Frederick sburu. Gen. Lee Is
sick and jackson IS commanding, and il
he will only stay sick they will be so, 900
weaker than they we're at Fredericks-
burg,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Baltimore, April IS,

Thc Baltimore & Ohio railroad can now
be rtgsrded as safe. No property was
taken in the recent rebel raid. nor was
any of the road injured, except q small
bridge near Oakland, and which is now
repairing and will bo ready for the pas
sage Of regular trains to morrow morning.
Through trains, both east and west, will
then be rcsumel on the en;i-e length OF
the road, for freight and passengers.
Large government forces have been
moved TO all important points on the line,
which guarant IS complete AM perma
nent prniet'. ".
The drEa. ihc il apt w..k.ng Vi The
rs i ;ll mol exceed "a hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29

CONGRESSMAN ENGLIsH.--Mr. English,
the only Democratic Congressman from
Connecticut, and one Of the three from
New England, is an earnest supporter Of
the war measures of tho Administration
and voted last year for the abolition of
slavery in the District Of Columbia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Washington, April IS.

Washington, April IS.
Che following has been received at
headquarters of the army
ST. Louis, April Ct.
To MAJ. Gen. n. ". Hallee@
Gen. Vandever came upon the cnemy's
rear near Cape Girardeau, last night, and
attacked and routed him, taking large
number of prisoners, horses, arms, &c
Tie enemy retreased towards bioomhtId
in great disorder, pursued by the yictori
Gus and combined forces OF Gems. Nande-
yer aud Mcneil
[Signed,] S. X. Curtis,
Maj. General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Nashville. April %

One hundred prisoners. captured at
McMinnvilA, reached here last night.
Preparations are being made to send
al citissns South who refuse 70 take the
oath. They wal lsave il fsw days. All
quiAs 1t Eranklin and kuSfsesshoro,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
WASHINGTON Al 90

The National Intel,;
an official, who Left r, NJ 'osrus i,o"
that news received from Nv ~
promise OF another attack ~ ~ 81
Jon,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
New York, April IS.

A rumor reached here that rebel force
is moving on Wheeling or Pittsburg.-
The rumor bears some marks Of authen-
ITCHY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Washington. April Is.

A mixed commission of military officers
and civilians have been appointed by the
Secretary of War to proceed at once to
the West, to examine into the operations
of Army Police 10 Tennessee and Ken
lucky, and report to the War DeparG
mcnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
PHILADELPHIA Anril Q2-

Subscription to 5-2Os yesterday, and to.
day, amount to 81, SOC, 900. One Phila-
delphia bank took $500. 900 this morn.
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Picton, April 28

Picton, April 20
The steamer Dauntless at 8 o. clock a.
M, Tuesday. picked up two boats con-
tanning 90 people.
1t is very 6ne and clear on the coast
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Washington, April %.

Washington, April 28.
Richmond papers of yesterday contain
the following:
Okolona. April %.
Our cavalry engaged the enemy yester-
day as<Birmingham. The fight lasted
two hours and a half The enemy was
completely routed Fifteen were killed
and large number wounded. Col. Hatch
of the 25th Iowa was seen TO fall from his
horse, which ran into our lines and was
captured Our loss-was -one killed and
twenty W nn.e.i The destruction of q
bridge ricvcnted pursuit
Chattanooga, April %.
Passengers by the train report General
Dodge's Yankee force-l 900 strong
has advanced ten miles toward East Tus-
cumbia. Col Roddy is fighting and re
treating
Tullahoma, April "a.
Further advices from McMinnvills rep
resent that the enemy destroyed several
bridges, burnt cotton factory, the depot
buildings, one engine and three cars, and
then rctreatei towards Murfreesboro.
fSecond Dispatch.1
Tullahoma. April "a
Word to-day is Every body 10 tho
frontr' There is no mo emeut here on
the part of the enemy Our trio -pS are -
good spirits and confidently be.ieyc The
Yankees will have TO attack.
Advices from Tuscumbia to-day state
three regiments Of Yankees are advancing.
They will be held in chech BY Col. Roddy
with his cavalry.
Third Dispatch.
Tullahoma, April g
The enemy is falling back All qu,et
in front.
The Enquirer of the eth has the fol-
loving; The enemy has occupied the
county Of Fdrqueher in large force; re-
ported at from 10000 to $4,000. He is
said to have $4,000 infantry and 5000
cavalry. His infantry camp was at last
accounts on the Orange & Alexandra
r. r. below Warrenton Junction, and his
cavalry pickets on the Rappahannock.
is reported small 'aeo % the enc.
my t II 9 dash up "a uaeton, Rap
haInock %. but that Is not certain
Skrmishing along tho river was daily
taking place.
The Enquirer speaking of affairs 10
South Carolina, says there are sumo indi-
cations that the Yankees afu moving in
South Carolina II is supposed their in
tention is to make raid in the vicinity
Of Corsawatchie, probably to attempt to
destroy the railroad between Savannah
and Charleston.
A fredericksburg correspondent of the
Dispatch writes, April Goth:
No news here. The sun and wind TO-
day have dried up the roads very much.
We are quiet but expectant,. hopeful and
confident. My private opinion slitli is the
Yankees are leaving.
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New York. April q

The Times says a rumor reached here
last night that the army of the Potomac
was moving.
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Philadelnhia. Anil "a.

A large amount Of specie reached
fitssbarg from Wheeling last night.
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xeosuk, April 80 isas--dio, ''''A'' A''e''0'

OFFICE o r The u. \. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR
lsr Dfvisios, isf DISTRICT, Iowa.
An persons having U. H. Li,en.e OF ali and every
kiud hereby notaed that before the 18th day o
May, 1859, they must make application to me ., my Of
nee In The City of Keotuk for renewal Of the sane
ir.spe tive of the date erpir. on OF said License
All Lie uses mus, date from May Lot In each year.
and lhoss ,dins Licenses will be allowed Pre- rata
10 no aasxpred te TN OF the same. On sppes alton
as required, tbs old License be prod.csd
". q. STRlRE.
AssastAaf 1sssssoy
keokuk. April 70, I6G9--dio4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29
Special Notices.

OFF III or TUX & s ASSISTANT ASSESSOR.
isr DtIsios, lar DISTRICT Iowa.
All persoes are hereby noti6ed 10 make resurn 10
n my ONCE III the City Of ksokak Of their liabilities
under the Income Tax Law said returns must be
made before the 10 h day Of May, ie5, In .dsfaa,
thereof IL will become my s~p0airs dsty 10 asses the
sans an add the penalty from which mo
Ap2ealwEli be allowed.
w. C.STH1PE,
Ass!stApt Assessor
Keosuk, April 20 lsg3--diot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29

IL April "a, 1853.
PRoVIsioSs-firmet. Mess Pork sia co, Pilne
Mess sis oo Country Clear sidss, loose SIC coenry
Hams. loose. SIC; Country sboulJs5s. IOlse, sCi
Leaf Lard st4e; fnne Couatry kettse Lard al sie.
BuTTER-choee Rolls, irWTgc,
TALLoW--Couniry Rs; City ssssio
fLouR-Winter super s5, spring Extra Is IS
per bbl
WHEAT Market nrmer. spring-Eo. i, q IS To
6 -, No. ?, 81 oss8sfo5i. Rejected spring asc.
coaA-Aetise and armes.. Mixed cora in store
Il to 90; Rejected Corn In store $40.
CORN MEAL- so per ton.
oATs-Aarketsnactive. $500
RfE-siarket active. No | la s,ore Use,
BARLEX--Quiet. Good 81 10 in sAoks
HiGHwINES--asc
ALCoHoL-7sash
CLOVER SEBD--insctive; Good as.
TIMOTHY sEEp Coed 3d. prime o. 50; choice
u 10
FLAX sEgp--prine 81 q
MESS PoRK-sis.
LARD Full she
ntDEs--ouivs, al the following quotations:
: LIZ hliIi 0s7t
w ealied, ......-.....i3 Ola
t'rrsh stated Hide, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aEea
rcen teahtvy..'... ....,............-....,. =
( GrhGb1 price
Calf and Kip skins, ............... .........lo ell
SALTS IS per sack
PoTAToEs--prime, sss, medium, SOC per bu.hal
BEASs-e2 OaA ~ SO
PoULTRf--Chietens per dez. "a coz 81 %, Tur-
Keys per b, sSste.
DRIED FRUT--Prims New York Appiess Ga G; an
pared Peaches s,.s Toe.
WOOL Noue Offering; soa65c.
EGGs--Luil ~ II cents per dos.
SUGARS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-29

Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Bcssin
she W GRID.
WILLIAM A. BArCHELoR'se sIsbrateeuair Dye
produces eolornotto be disting tromnaturs-
warranted MOTTO injurs the east;rsmcdies
the III effects OF bad dyes invigoTstes
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
aspis ndid btaekor brown, ieaviss the hairsonand
beautiful. Sold by all draggists, &c.
Thescnuipe designed WILLIAM BATCHELOr.
on TAG fesr sides Of sSeA boz.
e aeinft NO ~ barclay Street, New Fork. Lat
90 ofoadwsy ana loBond street lte6-dA
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To nigtt ur td~aa hoiisnhAuera Vl~fA sn -
given. We sppcsa 'JDgf@s 4 We l3p1 We ha,s
Ahsasy given tho sn4 referred 10 tho tat ti-i
full chorus srertits ofcb.iFA oil bs Iroyidsd ~
the oompxssr ~ha ~iii nimssR 10 "a. ,on1aoi"
rrs.sf ~. Prot ted hAsits csisftd for e0a.
sdefsbe pssid s~tw.eo ths t~O tcfsic.a families gf.
Eofp sDd TssAssi. u s@ a. isnfth '1esf ~ .bs bad
either side afnietbis Al tfnsns q
ibsn ONE lHles scsfsasy os~'tmes ~sfe maze
ihe buuss rnd scsspfd the pitsf, sud f.ass
OF ininfe amlty, mp-d sak dfhsu a. abd asly
sEned 10 vsbeh ~as slsi"'r de'-ish That ~ thf'
f0fsard be cnstdsfed beffufiea ftis asttu 4ata
in .eoofaascs 9th tha eustsfB sDas tiss tofttlsns
Ibaries ae' 81 80 aud IeIa-iDs s~Ay ifon
his native pnfs years. AZ TIE - naeu N1fa
accept thu sddfss.e~ ~ Young FreBeh onesf
vile ard uafrics hin e'aadrft nsiy fhe fart = its
B.rfsgs c9acraci ffsn al q tbs Gfe.Ofi1 family
cefs Marta. Ra~a's sgnt
Ibs % .rs ,-ss an ihs Arfisa ~ yfsucn iresFs "a
Cofstca az them eetlDsriF and fptuS Gre
grD Fosat hr fh~r rbe isftsf spccfnJ dacrsrs th4t
sscrr, undsrstahifs ef's ts-e"n a. 'ifisf snt
sh1h the htier ssvises hm tffe u,sn Ne meas q
sssstlnS ffugn 4isrr - bfsss AHsnso ssts tsnDs
villa, spb'sds hiH, and f1fces BIN q dfav b. s-oFd
In toe dael shsh iurssfsi~g srsnrs n@nnsfia fsis.
and snSno bs~sins him v ~ ds@d spf~As bsie's bas
sistsf snd rfucisuss ~ Tgsffri and ~ ftsus Nsas
9atbsrsts @ nuslstol lthi~ rrf serves oor ~
sp.pTlhsa tho sasl chn a hss sisgss tb~ 80
foftanaie ART bsd bofpfn ~ ulbsNA sDoHh 80
'tsnssta anfssf . y ts rfifus ~ fisho reg hsf
sifsa.s uith ~ bauss 30 rfspun "a risadrss ifv,.
vas aBf las tss slctfa u hsfbsfuus rgstufl ~ bsr
es.htfy ~ otdsfnssf t1 d0aih sfgiisress a.
srey a de.laif shs srsnses h~tssh ~ mgfAtt4es -
a.'o.%i.sfes n.r i.,s.' ian.s' = ssss.' .a.a y,
toso'n aad 'hs Ais drld ~ ~ ~ tiina, a-cssSnfd
~ this tfage set Gfeyoif, ffts 'sihsfl s, ~ -
mn AHd tss sfwf ais ~ ite hand - Antouo.
fe ofa gfeErfo has bfs4thsd ~ 49, frnrrs eafsft,
snd farihw'h declares hirsfN ihs ts@fn hgtb ~ u
sss H. ours ~ stss st a. rspresatr- .pea ths
cossoan. y, ssursvfir 80 bsrv. - n's hianfsfs
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IN. ~ fs- iav.s.a 80 ~ ~msms ss.s,s - uns ss-
Y~s Yah, Css1 sis iss1 f~saiis srs 49, "a srt.bi
t<B AZ Iiasay A cp.'s Iss hsst prGs too btisi
. o.. ftssi vita piau tsls. sssAnrs to FlissAaiy
sst esystal a.castsfs sAh bed 10 Fiacs ~ a. orns
r.snls blIa ~ hst1s fals b~vssn sss as1aaisf'
+ ns.sss. ts aniy ss,o bsps rses'ai ofi' ID 'np~
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,,es,.. %. 10 =, e.-t fsr aatfrr 'syFs
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,....s ~ tssy saa hsaass = gsytisi ~ its ~ 4
80. slaias h ssid sntw, y ysshifaan lesniag
.sr.t .as ftan. is.w ne "a atsfy bfarg sht
,.4tfv ostatsss.isa sffssr la slssfg t
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tsst as.si sftrf q s.isssst. - 80 nrr, uih hr
,gt,ss fss.sanrs a. yhsf tlAfatsf tii.t ~ "a "a
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h. 10 hsai~e aftlstaa
80 ~ A. .sfssfa. -hh hsL1i. elb,s fsshi1t.sf -
t.rs.4rs ~ us saDs fggs a. ttt its 20 ipsn .
.,.tssu..d % ~ a,thuas ~ tasas o,,s-srai Ihs
"a sssusn $50 ~ ~ fatis ii1ns afsf % % hssa
T. .bs~realNr To ss~ tsffff - ~ tttfr - .
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
New Department creassd-Ths Rebsis
In Force, Under Forrest M Crsse. sttil
Hsverisg IN Front OF the Uaios kssy,
Sc, Sc.


Isrrs, June 10 ly3.
army oarps, denominsisi the reserve oorps hs.
been created IN tho ispartmsut q Cumberland, and
plaeod under the command u uaor General Gordoa W
Grangsr ~Itb - present. hssdruartsrr Al rraps. " bs
comp sed q three divrsoas. commanded BY NJ sad,ef
cerers.J o Norgan, " Granss, ami A inrd
suuns force q tie sssmy, estimated al 10 Ooo m ~
under forrcs and Cos1e Cfuse ssA hsvuing sbYui
our frooi
No dsmonsraiions have ben made sSuy.
All 40 o. at franklsn.
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Rebel Accounts os Affairs In the sosth-
nrpIsrpnoFo rstb Ians J

nrSprDnoFn rstb Igns 10 isss
Rsbr rArsrs q the 10th ri's scceunt 4 Gri-fsyn o
rsli oo ,iintao - o1 IN - .sa Fsy be iofrs
ih1grshs. Jbs rebel nnrsf y san rtsoftei " have
driven aner~u sir nii.s tssinr tsS gsns. sufnr ss
e.i,q,,ns tLirty er. ihs fsbs ,~o sdI.d snd
several wounded
A1Eus June .. isss.
n. stari.h ,,ssnsr s.,sr pom HAvasa 10 lhs pet,
ga ssi feriy miss ~ n sSffaob tbs @'h ouiy
fss,r a h,, ef-r srf passengers ssesr~i fDons ~
-, "a cobroi shsrt ~ crps,si nossBsrs fiAI Hsf
ssrso ~. y4aef nfoo ooa
os. Yanssc sasbos, ls,s % ~ river. s~l,s y ~
~sef.
NJ etsiisnoega RE- q ts IAN tSs bolhrs whsi
eve, ffosa ysssbgrF.
Csiare slssf fsterrst ys'yftsy 'r,sr sesa, hf.sF
,.f tss hrsffsa ass wty hftss, niy bss' osn- asd
t.st,s trs tsfa g1ss farsis ssft Etsi
rhs E,ti fspofs that hosssn Eatg ~ fatisfh
FsatHfsv
@svrt - r-rn,-.se i.as bees u.sae uss' rsr.ssi,
,na bss asssussi nu.anc o. siyso- % rsass s,ng,
stsiO1sd AZ waftafa
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vsv E~D ~ sfrss "A heri u tsn b-~ssaes psr'si
orss M Troy ssd Brxvos ksfro>i ~ th iHtt .e@
,s~d for fslsbuy, yeymas, y. bsfl rsssl~f =
49, su,p~ty ~omx ne rs 3bis fhs iAsi -
ssoss u.si .. sTv rp~cted ouf 'vnre isrmss
uoxiA te fo11d rssns.
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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
Recovery or stolen Government Property
from Gasrilias-sktrs~tsh with the
Rebels at State Greek, Sc, A~.

A~s"~ss - 0s~se >sses' s~e's 49,
Iorrsvnis, Juse II, 1903
s reported that forces to-day captaed the band
Of guerIlss which committed depredat,ons yesterday
Ezabethiown aud recovered eli the stolen govern
ment horses except twelve.
Lumcros. Ky, juno 10, iss7.
Rufsgess from honut Sterling and wiDebesier Jst
rived here report that three hundred rcbs
Everet, this morning attacked part of the yosrises,b
Kentucky cavslry state creek Moan, Sterling
severe engagement lasting three hours. rptsed when
forces need retr-aiing slowly ngbthg tbsy
withdrew. Renforceusn,s have been ,ent then
Tho federal hajof Williams and iAoutsnAnw lisms
wounded tbs former in the ush
Last night the Iesington military autior'ss srrtsisd
Captsio fAishaw, hs clafs aud NDasofs oontractor
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ANOTHER NEW YORK VESSEL BOARDED BY
THE PRIvATEER CLARENCE

Captain Mullins Of tho schooner rhhp Bridges, which
arrived this port evening from Por Paix 81
domingo, reporis;--
tho sth inst In ht rs 10. Yong 70 o., spoke ths
schooner Alfred H.. Partridge, d New York, Captain
Newman hsoes for hasamosos shs reported having the
previous, ut ~ 40 long II os been boarded by
tbe rebe prvasees Clarence ot BALTIMORE Captain Read
wbo after compelling Captain Newman TO give bonds
allowed her 70 proceed. They placed On b'ard n,s
ooIored seaman. Who had bees taken from tho bark
whstIIng wind fpvev'ossiy capsured), sad trans
ferred 10 tho Phillip bridges and brought 10 this port
Captain Newman, u the Alfred " Partridge. reports
having boon veil treated by oncsrs OF le prlvaleer
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THE CAPE HORN PIRATE.

The following report OF Captain leach, Of the ship
George Greop full Of interet Tho description Of ths
pirate answers we'll 10 that OF thtAabama but hard
Iy seems possible that she could lhcre al that
time -
REPoRr OF CAPTAIN THOMAS LEACH.
CALtAo, May 10, 1893
RxroRr LxArr, dnxxs, ov rxw
YORK, MADE BKyoRE nv. ooSstL 0 srArHs.
Apriill 1865 Fresh brcszes and hszy A. two p. NJ.
Caro- Horn bore northwest neen miss Tho haze clear
ius up saw sses asternone OF thcm steamer In
lev minutes after tho weasel that was In company
with The steamer on me, and the heading for
the George Green, under steam and sails, coming up
very fast AZ three r. NJ, be being about four niles
ss,e and in our wake the atmosphere getting clearer
saw largo double topsa yard chip (no doubt Amercan)
on our leo quarter tack an ourselves In
few minutes after the kept OF for hin, gain
ing on very fast with sails steam AZ DIRK he
about three miles fron tho ship. A. soon AZ os'
sight of him at dark tackled shp 10 The NORTH and saw
NO more OF him. She q very hs,g vessel bark rig
ged, had torgallsntmasss nIott, but had topmast
erosstresa and cars aued for topealAntmss she bad
her fOre and main topsss foresa wo bs forctopmast
ssaysa and spankss rot, and no yards an her mizcn
mast. shs painted with white streak. with tier
of ports fore and at. Her smokcstack was painted
white and sho sppsa,cd W be . very fast vessel
THOMAS LEACH,
Msster of ship George Green.
AstestsS:-Jows T. Iovv,ov, United states conssi.
THE KEBEL cRUIsgRs.
Tho rebns gradually increasing their ptrstia nun
bcrs In tho An,c and probably by this time they have
one the Iscnc. Az yet are unable TO
definitely determine the name Of the vessel committing
ravagen among commerce tho scu horn extremity
OF the continent but ed To believe that is none
other than of -sacd Chinese naval vessels lifted
out in England under the supernendsncc Of officers o
her Brtannc MaIes,y's navy.
The reocs have now the following vessels engaged In
piracy
Steamer Alabama, late 1902
Steamer Florida, late 0reto.
steamer Georgia, late japan.
Steamer unknown, OF Cape Horn.
Bark Lapwipg. tender - Florida.
Bark Tacony, tender to Florida.
Brig Clarence, or Coluette.
No doubt others nttns out ~ rapidly pos.
sible. Had tho Vanderbilt been allowed TO pro
ceed ,hs destination she had been ordered TO- and not
been appropriated BY Acting Rear Admiral wilkes we
would have had the Florida, which Is oubletome
craft, 70 say tho least.
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M. DE u. Ra1dosph Ksina's Letter.
HnApqr Asrrs,, IN us FINN,
wAIkiT Iigiir, June Z, 1858 (

wAiNtr Iiiir, June Z, 1893
The samc routine of bonbsrcmcut and sbarp~booi'ng
s,i eopt ucn The casualties either side not very
great The encuy chs.y keel his carthwcfks occasion
ally nrng shot
General sherman mace n advance to-dny, and, u 10
reported has succeeded In entering Of the encmy's
works
Great suffering 10 reported within tho enemy works.
Pad raiiops ara the anIiy naturally attendant u tho
fuingcncy OF the siege ihe iho sics are all ovor
the city. The mortality among women and children is
very great. No blame bpweyer. upon this account ~
lched Ccners Grant IN the bcg nrg of the invest
gave all c"nibaisnts Timely Information D
~ the CITY. Be UNDECIDED, aud the stG-
neckcd he sufferers