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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

New York, Jan. 7.

NCW AVIAi OHH. 7.
Advices from Havana state that the
French iron clad frigate Lanomandis
had arrived from Vera Cruz en- route for
Martinique to await orders. During her
stay at Vera Cruz she lost $50 Of her
crew of $50, by yellow fever getting
among them. Her commander is Capt.
Derussel.
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EFT A correspondent of the Richmon,
Examiner estimates the damage, caused
by the bombardment of Fredericksburg
at 800, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

~ Mary Ann Rythers, of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, has applied for q do
cree OF divorce from her husband, because
he is an officer and doing service in the
rebel army.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Z.

Mcclellan held levee this evening,
at his brothers. house. This morning our
City Council and Mayor waited on him
and presented testimonial authorized by
the Council some time since.
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ridge, were then nominated for the next
team, which resulted as follows: Brown
81, fhelns 81, Glover 81, Breckenridge
30, Noel Sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

W B. Alton, A llsth Illinois.
Henry Bulcler, ID 9th do
Charles Jones, G Goth Ohio.
Chas Rizor, X l9oth do
Fl L Neel, 93d Ind.
Oliver B Smith, r 18th Iowa.
F M Long, Il 10th Ind.
] G F Breed. A 9th Mo.
Sarg't w L Bodle, A 4sth Ind.
The ! Pars, Fl 18th Iowa,
Harry Bywster, G fish Ills.
John Flanagan, c 18th Indiana.
J II King, 6 Esd do
Sarg't Benz Payton, L ESD do
Lewis Reeclel, G SD Wis.
john Avas. y 18th Ills
F NJ Burnett, II 10Th Mo.
7 Fl Grise, b 67th Ind,
r Baity, C 18th do
John Frakes, III do do
Z j Homer, | Tooth do
VIM Johnson. E 9Th do
Corp Josiah II James. H 39d Mo.
L NJ Wilks, II 77th His
Corp John Gilaspy, b 9th Ind.
- ", n. go M
rierce' I.n MS
? Mchins,!y, ...n Inv.
romes Doiiver, 1oa WIS.
IoIP neo " m.leI' = io'h Ahu'
5Ohh nue. n ..th ms
WH miller, " ll4'n ohio.
Uhas a Miner y 40
Henry Iaimer' y io,h iho'
John Aemalie. A.o Uhio.
Jas oohar,y' Y iotn llis.
brandenourg, a 81 N.Y.
= W boner, a % NY.
Il Gown, n ION ONO, 49,.
oargt Emmett Langston, o4th ONO.
ueo he1tg' aga ONO,
mos uolor,h u Iolst Ills.
Jas BACK, Il ga ny.
mienael ohire' . loth ohio'
u me'caii' n io1h 40.
l noosa, a 900 40.
Anthony omith, l 10Th Ina.
israel y lroworidge' II ''tn lis
John higgs, - DO
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Important from Paris.

The New York Tribune publishes q let
ter from Paris correspondent, for whose re-
liability the editor vouches, in which most
significant and momentous statement is
made, to the effect that the Premier of
the French Administration had rendered
his resignation to the Emperor. The
grounds upon which he takes this course,
as stated by him, are that the people of
France demand policy opposite to that
which he has recommended and to which
he is committed. The people, he says,
desire more liberal policy in reference
to Italian affairs, the withdrawal of the
French army from Mexico and change
Of policy in reference to American affairs,
30 far, at least, as to withhold the moral
support Of the g Government from the rebel
Confederacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

AHr AT public meeting in Leaven-
worth last Saturday, Gen. Blunt was rec.
commended for promotion to Malo,
General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

- Mr.. Lincoln has requested the
written opinion of the members Of his
Cabinet on the constitutionality of the
act admitting the State of West Vir-
GINA.
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FURTHER FROM vIcKsHURG.
Tribune Special
Helena, Ark Jan ed,
via Cairo, Jan uary 7.

VIA Shlius 5nnuAIy =. #t
The battle 10 still raging at Vicks-
burg, but with no, decisive results. Our
forces took the main battery and rife pits
of the enemy on Monday. but were after.
wards repulsed and lost their ground
Five -canpon were taken, spiked, and lost
again.
Gen. Morgan, and Col. j. B. Wyman,
are dead Col. Morgan, :. Smith and
Capt. Guynne are wounded, but not NOR
tally.
Both armies rested on Monday night,
after hard fought day.
Our troops are still confident of victo-
ry. Price and Van Dorm commanded the
rebels
Sherman was being largely reinforced
by the arrival of Grants cavalry.
Gunboats are not doing much. Our
army is well posted in flank and rear, and
won't WELD the contest till Vicksburg is
in its possession.
Our loss in killed and wounded, 30 far,
is estimated Mt 5000.
Further Particulars OF the Great
Hattie.
New York, Jan. T.
The following is special dispatch to a
morning paper;
Murfreesboro, Jan. 5, via Nashville, 6.
The enemy evacuated in haste during
Satur day night 1t is reported that they
were terribly demoralixed from loss, but
thew left no nroperty behind
Gen. Neeley pursued them with in.
fantry. A cavalry force also followed to-
day.
Spears 1st Tennessee brigade attacked
and dispersed their rear guard of cavalry.
Their loss in Wednesdays battle was
5000, several hundred on Thursday,
over 1000 Oh Friday and 1000 on Sat
urday night, including wounded and cap
tured. We have $500 OF them prison.
ers, two Colonies and several Majors
The bodies of Brig. Gems. Rains and Han.
son are in our possession. Gen. Brock.
cnridge was severely wounded, and Gen
Adams had an arm broken. Major Clar
ence Prentice was wounded in the thigh
The famous lst Louisiana regiment was
destroyed.
Our own losses in all the engagements
were / 100 killed and about 5000 woun
ded and several thousand prisoners. On
third Of the wounded will soon be able t
resume duty.
The army was considerably Deprecated
| by stragglers, includi NJ u number of Off
GERS, who will be disgraceiully dismissed
several for dosertion.
Col Moody, 74th Ohio, wounded; Col
Chas. Anderson, 93d Ohio, Col. Nicl
Anderson 9th Ohio, Col. John f. Miller
wounded--didn't leave the field Col
Williams, 25lh Illinois, killed Ii Col
Hull, 37th Ind, wounded; Colonel o
the ED Ind. reported killed, wounde
and prisoner.
The Chicago Board of Trade Battery
which behaved calamity, lost killed an
8 wounded, including Lieut.. Griffir
wounded Loomis Michigan Batter
lost. l killed, 12 wounded and Is horse
killed.
A review of the field of battle sine
evacuated, shows that the enemy wei
much more formidably posted than "
had believed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

e. 1t is said the Senate committee
OF foreign affairs is considering the pro-
pnety OF reporting bill appropriating
hsenillions to satisfy the French spoila-
ton ztiafnAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

rH- The President has rescinded
Grants order excluding the Jews from
his lines.
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Cleveland. Jan. 7,

1leNcianu, dHu- .
The message of the Governor was de-
livered Yesterday. Referring, 10 the yet
uncrushcd rebellion AGAINST the govern
lncnt, he urges the iuihllment OF every
duty. 1t Is not just for a State to take
up arms against the general government.
even il II had authority OF the Federal
government TO interfere with democratic
/ institutions in Ohio or South CrroiDa, to
extend the introducing of slavery in the
former or excluding it from the latter
This would not give the slightest pretext
for armed resistance. But no such at
tempt was made or thought of, as author
lied leaders of the rebellion well know.
| So bring these men to the punishment
they deserve Restore law and order
The people Of Ohio viii willingly bear
sny burdens which may be put upon
them. Ohio has one hundred and fifteen
thousand two hundred volunteers, sixty
thousand of whom are in the field
Twelve thousand have been drafted. Par,
of these enlisted afterwards for three
years, the balance are diminished from
various causes until only about2400 draft
| ed men are in service.
The Governor recommends thorough
reorganization of the military, establish
ing schools for military instruction, JUST
fees the suspension Of the writ of habeas
corpus, advises the passage of law pun
ishing resistance to draft, and allowing
soldiers to vote.
Cash balance in treasury Nov. 10th
$47s,450 The balance OF the message
is devoted to State affairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

C r Ogden, do do
Fred Kramyre, Il 10th Mo.
Henry Wight. b Go
Edmond Long. b SD Ohio.
Francis Smith, G nth Ills.
Joseph Fulton, Z do
W H Vickery, G l4th Ills.
Jacob Vining, 47th Ills.
Jonathan Dickersop, d 47th Ills.
David jackson, H do
Jasper Taylor, E 18th Wis.
b F Thompson, | 9th Ills.
Alex Pete, + do
G. L Durham, II 77,h Ills.
Francis Pteifer, | LIST Kansas.
Andrew Kurth, do do
Corp. John r Negus, f 72d Ills.
l. w Wilson, B 43d Ohio.
j B Hames, B 18th Mo.
G ID Furgerson, B ed Iowa.
J Josiah Stratten, ID 18th Wis.
John Mcneil, X 93d Ills.
John Lafferty, H 3o,h Ohio.
Josiah Downing, A 92d Ills.
Robt Clouston, G 9th Iowa.
King D Henry, B 10th Ills.
John l. Madison, G 72d Ills.
John Young, d 93d Ills.
rhos jenkins, g rcd Ills.
Thos Little, i 56th Ills
Michael Hogan, X SD Ills.
Arther Martin, b 3Jth do
John Kingdom, ii 47th do
Jacob Murdoch, b 30th do
Joseph Hartsey, H 9th Ind.
Nathan Colve, X 18th Wis.
VIM White, l 18th Iowa.
j + White, X do
Joseph Watson, ] SOth Ohio.
w H Greenfield. II 47th Ills.
Alex Sturgeon, X 10th do
Daniel Allison. K 26th do
Henry Horstman, + 10th Mo.
j M Baker, do do
Theodore Hoagland, G l21th Ills.
Frederick Schrader, c 72d do
Colman Nash, G Goth Ills.
j b Caldwell. X l03d do
F NJ Sylvester, H 47th Ills.
Joseph Burkholder, G 10th Mo.
J r McClurgin r 10th Mo.
w McMillen, do do
NJ B Rutherford, B 80 Ills.
Su'e Geo Bishop, Il All Mimi.
j I.Luning ham, Ii 18th Mo.
Joseph LeAchman, b I'D Ills.
Antonio Euphrates. G l0l Ills.
ID i Cushman, II Goth Ills.
Lewis Ballard, + do
Volentoe Loesch, X 22d Ky.
Jas j Kelsey, X ll5th Ohio.
Robt Stivcrs, < Sd do
VIM G Favors. B 4sth do
Corp J G Head, H 93d Ind.
Sargt Geo Curtis. ] lO8th Ills.
Sam'l d Lynn, H 9th Ind.
j NJ Gibbs. d SD Ind.
John H Hartsey, G 47th Ind.
VIM r Talbot, H eth Ind.
Geo Goldsmith, i AID Ohio
I B Stewart. b i08th Ills.
VIM A Stewart, IL 10th do
Geo II Bush, b I'D do
Jas Ladd, | 10th Ind.
Alex Dakan, ID Goth Ohio.
G L Flanders, II ED Wis.
Oscar Hill, B do
VIM Booth, G do
John A MendAll, c 18th Ills.
w Sail. ID 10th Ohio.
Alex Glaze, H SD Ohio.
John A Houghamont, b 23d Ills.
w Ii Furgerson, l 18th Ills.
Aaron Miner, F Tooth Ind.
J A Surfing, Il 18th Wis.
A B James, H do
l. BRACE, H 39th Wis.
w J Morley. G Sd Iowa cav, discha,
A Zugg, do do
Corp b p Henderson, E 10th Ills. {,
Sarg't J NJ Watson, / saith Ind.
+ w Miller, H 10th Mo.
w A Brown, A saith Ind.
j NJ Taylor, | 96th Ohio.
b A Nirden, d do
jesse Cookenhour, A 10Th Ind.
John Bennett, H 77th Ills.
A b Niles, g do
G Y Miller, Z 43d Ills.
j NJ Dickens, + 9th Ills.
VIM Mulvany. X 77th d,
Levi Boman, b AID do
john Trent, a SD Ind.
| G Nj Conner, G lO8th Ind.
J j Skyler, 95th Ills.
l. A Jermain, G 77th Ills.
w w Kendall, + Tooth Ind.
John Jumper, ID ICist Illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08
AIl 0uiet ON thc Mnrpnnnnnnck
Headquarters Army of Potomac,
January 9th.

All quiet on the Rappahannock. Flags
of truce cross the river daily; principal
business transacted is the exchange OF
such refugees as are authorized by mill
tary authority ON both sides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-08

Philadelphia, Jan. Z.
The message of Gov. Curtin is almost
exclusively devoted to State affairs. lie
recommends compensation to those who
suffered by the rebel raid.
Including the three months volunteers
Pennsylvania has furnished the Govern
ment more than 100000 since the break
ing out of the rebellion, besides some 90
900 who are in service or actually ready
for it, as volunteer militia, under the call
Of | lth of September last, making in the
aggregate more than ESQ, 600 men Penn.
sylvania has sent to the service. zoe, 600
of whom are disfranchized. He says nee
essary steps should be forthwith COM
menced TO amend the Constitution so az
to give the right of suffrage to citizens
who are thus excluded
He also says the people Of Pennsylva-
MIA believe that on the preservation of the
Union and the suppression of this most
causeless and wicked rebellion, depends
the policy, and happiness, and future
welfare of the Commonwealth. They will
never tolerate schemes for destroying the
Government of the United States, or for
forming a separate confederacy, or any
other system for creating confusion and
ruin, and aiding and comforting traitors
in arms against their country. The State
of Pennsylvania has furnished more men
for the defence of our institutions, and
lost more by causualtes of war than any
other State.
Her people intend, by the blessing Of
God, this rebellion shall he suppressed,
aud will not be turned from their settled
purpose by the wiles of the wicked e'e.
my or the vacitations of feeble minds on
the contrary they will, as is their right
insist that competent integrity, intellec
and vigor shall be employed in the public
service to preserve the government anc
maintain the unity Of the country.
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Just received and for sale IL retail OF W the hAFrei
noylld kOhkATSoN u AcQUkkN.
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eanarai Lass address 70 lis Troops,

7oUAaTERg ARMY OF NoRTaERN n
.r--Tx (7tTAz7BERsRURa, Pa, June p, 1863,
-1zenaraI Orders No. IS: The Commanding
{7anaral has observed with satisfaction the
c77i7y1ct Of the troops on the march, and conf
r5aTtlv anticipates results conmensurate with
III fiah spirit they have manifested. 10
tToops could have displayed greater tortltude
or Iay,er performed the arduous marches OF
The cast ten days Their conduct in other
rasrect2 has, with few exceptions, been IN
EeeDinp With their character as soldiers and
eI2titles them u appreciation and praise
There have, however, been instances OF Tor
QatfuIness On the part OF some, that they nave
IL keeping the yet unsuiIlod reputation Of the
army and chat the duties exaoted OF Us oy
civilization and Christianity are not less oDl1-
xatorv IN the country OF tile enemy than III our
own.
The Comm. s1ldling General oonsidera that no
greater disgrace could betall the army, ana
through It our whole people, than the perpe-
4ration d The oarbarorls outragez upon the IN
nooaDf and defencoless and the wanton destruc-
zion q private property chat have marked the
course d the enemy IN our own country. Such
proceedings not only djsgrace the perpetrators
and ali connected with chem, but are subVer~
sive Of the discipline and efficiency OF the ar
nv and destructive OF the ends OF Our present
movement. tt must be remembered that We
make war only upon armed men, and that We
eanuot take val1g eance for the wrongs our PEG.
p1a have suffered without lowering ourselves IN
The eyes Of all whose adherence has been excl
ted by the atrocities Of our enemy, and offend
iz2g against Him to whom vengeance belong
eth, Without whose favor and support our et-
forts must all prove IL vain,
The Commanding General, therefore, ear
negtIy ezhorts the troops to abstain with most
sorupulous care from unnecessary Or Wanton IN
Jury 10 private property and he enjoins upon
al officera to arrest and bring to summary pun
ishment all who shall III any Eay offend against
the orders on chs subject.
r. Z. LEE, General.
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from THE SOUTHWEST.

The intoIli 3onca from Fic!15burg Is 10 1ate1
1han that given yesterday, but the report Of
the blowing up Of Confederate fort IS CON
drmed Tbs mine vas exploded on Ihur7day,
the 25ti1 rIt., aud The Federal troops succeed
at in occupying half Of the fertilization, and
the fight for the possession Of the other hall
was going on at the close Of the dispatches on
Friday a Confederate dispatch dated Jack
son, Miss, says chat the mine, when il expIo-
Ged, blew up an angle Of one Of the works, but
the effect was failure, 4 Vicksburg paper Of
rhe 23d estimates the number Of ahelis thrown
12ro The city at one thousand.
), Reconnaissance Of Gen. Rosecrsns on
Tuesday approached within t7o miles of TuI-
la1onoa. The Confederate5 vera found 70 be in
considerable force IL their :ntranohments A
la2or dispatch states chat the oderal army ad~
7anoed on u ednesdag and found that the
Coo{ederates had evacuated the Qualifications
Q1au1iJ7 Of stores we1a captured and some
siege gaDs,
/. train Of cars from Louisville, Ky, for
frankfort vas thrown Of the crack on y ed
neaaay By the Confederate5, and SOME Of the
cars destroyed.
Inc tlrard VIII case, which has Deen 50
long 3 subject Of litigation IN the Panns7lvan;s
co2Ie5, las been hnally decided b. the Supreme
SoUrt 81 that State in favor IF tbs CITY Of
SoH2.del2nla. al re Judges concurrea ir the
o8c&elo1,
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yb3 Late Occupation Of Cumberland

Tia Late Occupation Of QamEeglaaas
From the Cumberland (Id,) Unton.l
After the few cavalry then il town, who
were {ugirivea from Milroy's forces, had gal
loped Of toward New Greek, the Confederates,
having previously sent IN flag Of truce, ap-
preached The city, and were met at The lower
end Of tbs town By V 4. Buckley, Esq, act
ing mayor, and few Of our citizens, also bear
ing flag Of :ruco, & Confederate officer at
once handed 10 VIZ. Buckley the following
note:
"To the Commanding officer Of Cumberland:
You are surrounded by superior force, ana
as an aot Of humanity, demand surrender
ofthe city, The bearer, Capt. t. 5. Auses,
IS authorized 70 negotiate as 10 terms OF sur
render. 6 W lMBoDEN,
Colonel Cavalry Brigade.
After moment consultation between the
mayor and cur citizens who accompanied him,
the following reply was handed to the Confed-
crate officer
C. ". Imboben Col Commanding Confed-
erate Forces-Sir: Your note addressed TO the
officer commanding at this point has just been
handed to me; and Is there is no force here
TO resist you, and no officer III command, /, as
mayor for the time being, do, as tai as l can,
surrender the city az demanded, upon the toll
lowing terms, viz: That private persons and
property, and the property Of the State Of Ms
Iylan5, be respected,
~. 4. BUcKET,
Mayor pro tenn. Of Cumberland,
The colonel then sent back By an officer the
following response:
'sTo the Acting Mayor Of Cumberland. Sir:
I will receive 8 surrender Of the city of Cum
berland, and will respect all private property
except such property as the quartermaster may
desire for the G. States No public property,
except Of the State Of Maryland will be res
peoted,
~ cry respectfully, your obi servant,
g. ". IIBODEN
'sColonel Cavalry Brigade
The citizens teman3ed Of the Confederate
Colonial TO know whether be intended TO pay
for private property taken from us by him for
his use He replied, that he would either
pay or receipt for it. = lie was also asked if he
intended to allow his men to roam about unre-
strained, He said, 'assured!y not; and that
any violation Of the terms Of surrender, upon
being made known 10 him, would be punish
ed. >
With this assurance, and having no lneang
within reach to resist attack Or defend the city,
our citizens returned 70 the main street, and The
confederate cavalry soon spread themselves over
the town and were busy laying n supplies OF
muslin, calico, boots, shoes, etc, until about /
o'clock 3. u, when they departed BY the same
route they had entered.
The markets in New 7 ork have been Il &
state Of excitement the past week, The sd-
vance in gold and foreign exchange has stimu~
la1ed chs ahiuuents q hraadstuGss But The
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s zaslZ INGTON, AND LANDINGS os
THE ? 8 T 0 N q c RIVER:.-The steamer
KEYPORT, Capt. &. a, Rythar, will leave
pier foot Of Barre street, Balti1norsi every Fri
DAY, at 3 p. N, for Alexandria, Washington;
and landings On the Potomac river.
Returning, will leave Washington every 1le
day, at a. ~, and Alexandgia sans Day at .
g. NJ. for Baltimore and landings on Tie Pot'-
mac river.
nsy Custom House permits must accompany
ire ght for Alexandria and landings on Potomac
river.
ali freight must be prepaid,
For freight Or passaga apply N 5oaTd .t o. 70
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CHEAP FAMILY G 54gg a14z655El5
CORNER PITT AND P71SNS c1 Z and q
IS Constantly on hsn 6sf i DsSzei: Et
Saline q, Potomac ds1x a1zad Beef Also5f =
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The markets in New York have been u q
state Of excitement the past week, The ad-
vance in gold and foreign exchange has stimu~
lated chs shipments Of breadstufIs. But the
chief excitement has been in cotton, petroleum
and coal, in Ell which there was large advance,
followed yesterday By sharp reaction IN each
Coffee has declined 3o, per h, during the week,
with more aetivity Ct this concession, There
has been prstty good general trade both in
foreign and domestic merchandise, and in no
instance has s. decline Of any Importance oc-
CURED Sugar las Keen active and buoyaut
Also, hides and leather The shipments 60
foreign markets have besn OF a liberal seals
Secretary Stanton has Informed the Govern
OF Of Ohio that neg~o troops can oDly receive
sen dollars month, and 10 bounty.