Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
The Rebels i'm POsse ssiOn Of
Gettysburg.
Gen. Franklin .appOisale6
10 q Conn ~ NSed sssaSler
Gen. BNMkS.
All the Available Forces at
Newbern Sent North.
New YORK, June 90.

The steamer Creole, from New Or
leans 10Th, has arrived. The papers
contain no news from Port Hudson.
The Bank of Louisiana and Louisiana
State Bank had been required to go into
liquidation under three commissioners
each. Their condition is said to be sat
isfactory.
The L. s. gunboats Blackstone and
Curlew were seen yesterday off Nan.
tucket Shoals. They have learned of
the capture of the ship Isaac Webb from
an outward bound ship.
At a sale Of prize cotton to-day, Sea
Island brought slO4 and uplsnds 81
and CSC for sound.
Gov. Parker, of n. j., has issued q
proclamation calling upon citizens to en-
list 10 fill the ranks of the old regiment.
or fill new regiments of infantry and two
Of cavalry, for the war, authorized by
the War Department.
Gen. Butterfeld, OF Hookcr's staff, ar
rived in Baltimore last night. and is in
consu tation with Gen. Schenck and Col.
Lefferts.
A special from Washington to the
Post says neither alarm nor excitement
exists there.
There are no rebels on the upper Po-
tomac this side af Hsrper's Ferry.
Everything is going on satisfactory to
the Government
The Herald's Harrisburg special says
Citizens are organizing in rifle pits
Rebels advance still remains in vicinity
of Carlisle. Susquehanns river has risen
nine inches. At headquarters, tonight,
it is said that the rebels appear to be
concentrating at the Blue Ridge passes
and seem to be far advanced with Hook.
er in their rear. Precaution has been tn.
ken to secure railroad bridges from sud
don descent.
Rebel prisoners report Ewell has 2s
regiments of infantry, 5000 cavalry, and
and 20 pieces of artillery. Six thousand
men with 900 sent to Mercersburg hall
Of which went to McConnelsburg.
1t is reported that Hookers right i,
10 in vicinity of Hsgerstown.
A Csrli,le dispatch to Herald last eve
ming says it is evident that the rebel,
are doing all they can to mystify us as to
their movements in order to prevent an
attack. Eight thousond rebels are en-
csmped at Point Of Rocks. Rebel scout,
ATE in vicinity Of Plainfisld and Ericsson
station last night.
New YoRK, juno 27.
The World says "by the arrival O
the Creole we have news from Now Or
leans to the 10Th.
The attack upon the rebel works q
Port Hudson was made principally by
Gems. Weitzcls and Growers divisions.
On the right our troops were repulset
with loss Of 700. Five companies o
the Metropolitan cavalry were captured
within half mile Of Banks hcadquart
ers.
Our New Orleans correspondence con
tains important details Of the position 0
affairs at Port Hudson. 1t is said Gen
Dudley offered TO lead 1000 men for an
o her assault upon the enemy's works
and that an order had been issued author
izing volunteers from all regiments for
forlorn hope.
There had been four arrivals OF wound
ed At New Orleans. and the st. Louis an,
other hotels were filled with them. Al
access to the wounded is strictly prohit
tied.
Gen. Magruder is said to have with
drawn his troops from the Rio Grand
and gone towards Port Hudson"
The H,6une's Washington dispatc
says there is no longer doubt that
great battle will be fought in Marylan
and perhaps in Pennsylvania. II is su
ficient to say, that the movements OF on
army have been made with promptitud
and rapidity, and feeling Of confidsne
psevsil'..