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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11
Especial to Herald
Headquarters Army of Potomac,
lima O 1868,

headquarters Army oil POTOMAC,
June 9, 1868.
Everything remains quiet here. Fred
ericksburg is in possession OF the rebels,
aud their forces display themselves on the
heights. but are without arms or any IN
dications of offensive operations. This
morning brigade Of the cuemy left the
city and moved off over the heights
Their purpose is unknown. Ammunition
trains can bd seen packed on the hills
about mile FROM the city, but no camps
are visible. The rebels are busily en-
gagged 10 throwing up entertainments, and
evidently intend to oppose the further ad.
vance of our troops, The skirmishers of
the two armies are but few rods apart,
and rebel flags are placed within rlte.shot
of our lines OF battle.
Firing has been heard in the direction
of Keiiy's Ford this forenoon. 1t is re-
ported that Col. Davis, of the cavalry, is
wounded. II is also reported that the
enemy's cavalry have attempted to cross
at Beverly Ford, above Rappahannock
Station, and that . brisk engagement is
progressing at that point. Three thous-
and Texans have been mounted aud add
ed to Stuart'e command to serve rs rife
men, and all the rebel ca vairy is collected
in the vicinity of Culpepper. Lee has
also moved up in that neighborhood with
a large colum of infantry, and 1t Is tho
BY many that Stuart will dash upon Ma
rylsnd for the purpose Of divelting our
attention, while Lee follows him across
the Rappahannock with his forces and at
tack W. in the vicinity of Stafford Court
House. The troops are in good spirits
and quite ready for fight.
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A SHREwD RuLE TO CHEcKnATE REB
EN- SPIxs.-The National Government has
began to put in force new rule, BY which
effsctually to prevent pretended deserters
and refugees Iron the Rebel army from
returning South with information for the
enemy which they have acquired while
wearing the mask Of suffering loyalty. and
enjoying the freedom of parole. 1t has
been determined that all who call them
selves deserters, shall be sent, ~ soon %
they arrive within our lines. to Philadel-
phia, where the oath Of allegiance win be
administered to them aud an additional
oath by which they bind themselves not
to 60 further South than Philadelphia,
under the penalty Of being treated - spies
Forty were sent on Saturday and thirty on
Monday from Washington to Philadel
phia.
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A COMMAND ron GIN. FRx Moxr.-A
committee, consisting Of Horace Grssley,
W. @. Bryant, Mayor Opdyks aud Daniel
8. Dickinson, have applied to the Presi.
dent, to give q command to General Free
mont, 1t some point where he can rally
around him the. colored men Of the coun-
try. The President declared that he
would gladly receive into the service no,
ten thousand but ten times ton thousand
colorsd troops; expressed his determine
ton to protect oil who enlisted, and said
that he looked to them for essential ser.
vice in finishing the war. He believed
that the command Of them afforded scopl
for tho highest ambition, and he would
With III his heart o6er il 70 Gsa. Fremont
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MIDNIG CHIT REPORT.
Especial to Post.l
Washington, June II

W SAuS Az
The fight between Hooker's cavalry
and Stuart's force yesterday was very
brilliant exploit. Our men crossed the
Rappshannock, made an attack. drawing
the rebels out Of their entertainments and
took great many prisoners-number IN
known.
The President is said to be in momenta-
ry expectation of good and decisive news
from Vicksburg.
From an officer who partici pated in the
fight il is ascertained that yesterday morn
ing two brigaies of Pleasanton's cavalry,
under comma nd OF Buford, made an i'm
portant reconnaissance toward Culpepper
aud had one Of the most obstinate cavalry
fights that has occurred during the war.
/ The force was composed of Gen. Buford s
brigade, and another cavalry brigade I'M
der command of Col b t, Davis, support
ed by two batteries of artillery and two
regiments of infantry as reserve.
Monday night our cavalry bivouaced
near Beverly Ford on the Rappahannock
land drove the rebel pickets back to their
rife pits, and after a desperate combat
cleared the woods, the enemy falling bach
upon their artillery and maintaining Their
position until IL o'clock. Our artillery
came up when they were driven back
miles in the direction Of Gulpeppcr G. H.
when our forces returned and recrosset
the ford in good order.
| Nearly all the fighting was done by thu
cavalry, and it was Of the bloodiest char
acter, mostly hand to hand. Our owI
loss was considerable and the slaughter Q
rebels was fearful. The approximat
number of casualties on both sides are nc
yet reported. Col B. F. Davis, sth \
Y. cavalry, was killed 1t. Cutter killed
1t. Rees MORALLY wounded; Lt Bcyu
severely wounded; Capt. Garfield, of tn
regular cavalry, killed.
BY this sudden and brilliant dash {
cavalry into the snemy's lines their plan
have been frustrated and the intsnde
raid of Stuatt's forces prevented.
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In the Naval Court of Enquiry to day
in the case Of Chief Engineer Stemers,
on charges preferred by Admiral Dupont,
G. c. Fuller. of the Baltimore American,
was the principal witness. He testified
that Mr.. Stemers informed him that he
visited all the Monitors on the morning
of the 9th Of April with thirty or forty
mechanics, and all necessary materials,
and at ! p. m. reported to Admiral Du-
pont that they were. all in condition for
immediate service that the Admiral told
him that he had determined not to renew
the fight; tnat on his leaving the various
vessels they were al anticipating the sig
nal to get under way at p. m; that the
decision Of the Admiral created great eur
prise among the junior officers OF the ves-
rels that one of the executive officers
toll him (Stemers) that he felt personally
disgraced by the failure to renew the
6gbt, and hs desired to be relieved from
the squadron ~ soon as possible. He
also heard Stemers say he believed the
Admiral would have renewed the fight il
he had not been influenced by others
also, that the attack on Sumter Was NOT
an earnest one, and that the Monitors we're
capable, in his opinion, Of renewing the
attack /; also, in bis opinion, il the Errics
son rafts had been used the Monitors could
have reached the city. He expressed dis,
appointment and chagrin at the unwill
ingness of the Admiral and feet authori
ties to examine the RATS and torpedoes
or listen to him when he attempted t,
explain their use he. however. never
expressed confidence 10 the ability Of til,
Monitors without the aid Of RATS to clea
Charleston harbor. Steiner did not al
rectly criticise the conduct OF the Admi
raj aud regarded others as influencing hin
against his own better judgment.
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Cinci nnati, June 10.

The Commercial has advices from
Vicksburg, the date not given. Troops
coming up believed Vic ksbur 2 must fall
Our losses have been greatly exaggerated
and do not exceed 1000.
The Gazette has dispatches from MUIR
freesboro to the 9th. Refugees from the
South report that Vallandigbam has been
imprisoned by the rebels.
A Pascagoula dispatch says Gen. Sher.
man died in New Orleans after having
his leg amputated.
Returns from Virginia indicated the
election of Gen. VIM. Smith as GOV,
ernor.
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Across the Rappahsnuock.

n - Fredericksburg, June 9, '63.l
The rebels have at least 80. 600 and
large force Of art;llery hefora ns Inn, !, !.
questionable whether with this great
strepgth they could driye us from our
position. AeDei sharpshoot ers established
themselves under cover az Nm old harm on
Ine EAnene 'ight OF our pickets and an
noyed N somewhat by their const,n MT af.
fort to pick of our men. A few shells
iroml out TAl'Sries disiodged them for a
-, Uus sncJ are sure TO return.
"A msneer o. Inc 10th Alabama regi-
msalE managed 70 svads the rebel picksu
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Cairo, June 10.

The Gunboat Usage, has been con
deHned for general defects and will be
thrown back on the hands OF the build
ers, Messrs. Eads & Nelson, of ST. Louis
Our news from Vicksburg is to Friday
evening the 9Th The situation was sub.
stantially Observation-Disclosures at
night and sharpshooting during the day.
Our rifle pits continue TO approach rebel
forts, with only so to $50 yards OF dis
pused territory between the forces. Our
defensive works are assuming gigantic
proportions. An attack from Johnston is
not improbable.
Gen. Grant estimates his lpsses in kill
ed, wounded and missing, from the time
he left Grand Gulf, including the battle Of
the 22od, at 1900. About 1000 of this
number are wounded, one half slightly,
most of whom have already resumed duty
: Gen. Ellet's brigade made descent on
camp of guerrillas, in Arkansas. on Fri
day, Is miles from the river, capturing L
prisoners and $500 worth of provisions
In barrel Of -four was found two hun
dred thousand percussion caps.
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last evening and came into our lines, sur
rendering himself as deserier. He was
removed Immediately TO the army Lead.
quarters. A. -
Whatever may be Hooker's object in
this demonstration, he keeps his own
counsel thoroughly. The army 10 obeyine
orders without knowing exactly what the
orders mean or what the next move viii
be. All is quiet this morning.
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Cincinnati, June 10.

Gen. Catter's forces. which for some
weeks have been guarding the north bank
OF the Cumberland. crossed the river yes
tsrdsy and drove the rebels under Pc.
gram out Of Monticello. At last accounts
our forces were pressing the flying rebels.
A number Of prisoners, horses and arms
were captured. No loss on our sids.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

SUDpEs DEArH.-Mrs. Indiana Walk
er, wife Of Capt. Walker, of Des Moines,
died very suddenly Of apoplexy yesterday
afternoon at the residence of her father,
Mitchell Marshall, few miles from Keo-
kuk,
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Philadalphia. June 10.

The Enquirer has letter from Port
Royal of the Sd, which states Colonel
Montgomery, of the I'd South Carolina
colored regiment, defeated the rebels al
Pocotallgo and on the railrosd bridge be-
tween Savannah and Charleston.
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Brilliant Cavalry Fighting
The Situation al . 1srAsONFS
TMchNMgeH!
REBEL SPIES HUNG /!
Banks Closing i'm on Port
Hudson
Worlds Special. I

Worlds Special
Washington. June 10.
Gen. Stoneman has not resigned nor
been superseded as published.
Especial to Tribunf.l
Admirals Dupont and Goldsboro are
likely 10 succeed Dahlgren and Foote 10
their bureaus at Washing ton
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Washington, June 10,

Gov. Curtin, of Pa, recently received
a requisition from the War Department
for Is regiments of infantry and of
cavalry, TO be ready before the conscrip-
ton was initiated, and to be credited 10
Pennsylvania - part OF the draft.
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Washington. june Il

The intelligence from fredericksburg
by the arrivals last night 10 that oil is
quiet. No more OF our troops have
crossed, over. II would be improper 70
tell what OUT troops are doing, but the
enemy was ut work on entrenchments
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-11

Col. Lawrence Williams 0rten. former.
ly Laurence Williama of the I'd U. 8.
cavalry, Gen. Braggs chief Of artillery,
and Ut. Dunlap Of the rebel army, we're
arrested and hung as spies last night at
Frank lin, under the following circumstan-
ces:
They made their appeara nee at Frank
lin in full Federal uniforms and horses,
and equipments of a Colonel and Major,
presenting themselves as inspectors of the
U. s. army. having orders from ASS I
Adj't Gen. E. d. Townsend and commits
stoned by Gen. Rosecrans to inspect the
Qualifications of this department Col.
Walk pa grew suspicious of them and
communicated his doubts 70 Col Bayard,
who telegraphed to Rosecrans to know il
any such persons held positions in the ar
my Rosecrans replied in the negative
On finding themselves detected, the reb-
els confessed. Documents of treasona-
Die n ature and contraband information
was found on them. A court martial as
ordered and this morning they we're hung
Col. Bayard telegraphs that they were
spies and Of no ordinary character, who
confessed that they thought their fate
Just, and died like brave soldiers. Orter
was cousin TO Gen. Robt. E. Lee ant
was brother Of the Williams late on Nc
Clsllan's staff.
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New York June 10

Advices per the Catawba state that re-
Inducements from Brashsr City and 9TH
or points, to the number of 5000. reach
ed Gen. Banks on the 30th and Slst, and
our troops then outnumbered the rebels 4
to +. The rebels are entirely hemmed in
and no succor can reach them. Their
force was varously estimated At from g.
900 to 10000. They are we'll supplied
with corn meal but have few other pro-
visions and small supply Of ammuni-
ton. 1t was believed impossible to hold
out long.
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The enrolment meets with great resist
ance among the sympathizers with rebel
lion in Fulton county. Some of the en-.
rolling officers have been egged, and
threats have freely been made against
their lives. In some cases they have been
shot at by parties concealed 10 tn woods.
Attempts are being made to deter oiicers
from their work. The barn Of VIM. II.
Powell, enrolling officer for that township,
was fred by gang last night and entirely
consumed, together with all the stock Of
farming utensils. &c.
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Murfreesbor 70. june 9.

A lady from Shelbyville arrived to-day
md says that report Of the surrender Of
oVicksburg and garrison of IL, 900 men is
prevalent in rebel cam ps.
A later arrival confirms this rumor. -
This person states that rebel papers had
published the particula RS of the capitula-
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AMUsEMEyTs To-NJGur

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FoRps THEATER.-Mr. John E Owens, GER
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Will appear tonight as ssPaul Priv and as
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sny one rs troubled with the blues, q visit to
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CATTERBURY.-Th., music and concert hall
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IECTURE.-Rev. William H. Milhurn. s.tba
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BALL -Temperance Hall will no doubt h,
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nj his Continental engagements mex. summer.
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