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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Washington. Julv So.

u washington, duiy oS.
The National Republican Of this p. IN.
states that positive information has been
received here that Lee has been delaying
on the Potomac to enable him To get way
safely with the plumber he has collected
IN Maryland and Pennsy lvania, and be-
cause his forces have been gathering the
new crops OF grain in the Shenandoah
Valley. He is nov moving towards Rich
moud with Immense trains Of supplies.
aud the Necessity of procuring which was
increased b. the fall Of vicksburg and
Port Hudson, and is now intensified BY the
cutting of of the Tennessee asa Virgins
Railroad, which Was . great medium for
procuring supplies for Lees army. The
Navy Department has received informa-
ton that the steamer Santiago do Cuba
was captured jolly 18th, by steamer Liz
sle, Of Nassau, after chase of two hours.
She was formerly owned in Wilmington,
N. O., aud vas ON her second trip to and
from Wilmington. Her cargn consisted
OF brandy. dry goods. provi.ioos, ste.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Washington, July 20.


Advisss from headquarters of the ar
my of the Potomac. received tonight, say
during the past week our troops have not
been idle. but by close scsnting Lees
movements and BY rapid marches has sue
ceeded ia battling his several attempts 70
return TO Psnnsy lvania, and forestalled
his attempted possession of the Blue Ridge.
Il is generally believed be is now NOV
ing toward StauDlon BY tho Shsns pdoah
Valley. He tried Smokers, Ashbys, and
ID anassas Gaps, but found strong Union
force already there. At the two last
named pIsces he wss driven back with
loss. AT Chester Gap our cavalry recap
tured | 100 Of the oastls stolen BY the en-
smy, and several hundred sheep and .
large number Of horses have also been
recovered. Several brisk skirmishes have
taken place. With the exception Of cav
airy. the principal fight occurred Thur
day evening, between Louden and Front
Royal, 10 which brigade Of rebel infant
~, probably Less rear guard, was driven
through the town. The cavalry has done
excsllrnt service. The several commands
have made arduous marches and reconnoi-
sanees, and completely fooled Stuart in al
bin attempts 70 raid on our asnk aad rear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
New York. july Q6

NoW Aofh, July Lo,
We are indebted TO the Herald for the
following account of operations near
Charleston, received by the Arsgo on the
10th.
The rebels attempted to drive our for
ces from James Island. The attack was
sudden and unexpected. but Gen Tory
met and repulsed them with great slaugh
ter. The guDboat Pawnee, which sup
ported the left flank, grounded, and u reb.
oil battery opened on her, firing about SO
shots, SO OF which hit her. She subse
quently & oated of and opened upon the
rebels, putting them to flight. Our cas-
ualties we're small, and the rebels we're
taught lesson they will Dot soon forget.
The bombardmsnt was renewed on the
morning of the 29d on Fort Wagner
The iron -clads cooperating with the ar
my during the day Fort Wagner was ST.
fenced for some time, and the colors sho'
away. New Union batteries we're opened
upon the rebels, doing great execution.
LATKR.
A charge was made on Fort Wagner,
and our troops. after desperate strug-
gle, were obliged to fall back, which they
did in excellent order, and held their old
positions. The loss on our side was
quite severe, but our total loss. in killed,
wounded and missing, since the 10th, is
only about 1000 The 48th New York
lost about $50 men, and only three off
GERS escaped uphsrmsd. The Catskill
was struck City times, but 10 all right
She went to Hilton for supplies and
coal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Fort Monroe July %.

Riohmond papers to July 93d hav.
been received.
The Sentinel of July az, says that $40
Yankee prisoners arrived in Richmond
on Monday. 123 were from jackson,
Miss, and the lance from Gettysburg
Charleston, July IS The Ironsides
FIVE Monitors. and Eve gun and mortar
boats, assisted by two land batterie,
mounting 8 guns have fred furiously al
Fort Wagner all day. Ope of our gun
carriages vas dismounted.
(sisned) G. T. BEAUREGARD.
Charleston, July 17.--After furiou,
bombordment OF Ii hours the enemy as.
saulted Fort Wagner desperately and
repeatedly. Our people fought desper-
a,ely and repuIsed the attack with great
slaughter. Our loss was comparatively
hight, bat included many valuable off
GERS. Brig Gen Tolleferro commanded
on our side.
(Signed) G.. 7. BEAUREGARD.
The Richmond Wing has the following
despatch:
Charleston, July 22.-The enemy com.
menced Smelling again with but lev cas-
ualities on our side. We had in the bat.
tie Of the 18th inst, over SO killed and
wounded. The loss OF the enemy, in
GLIDING s prisoners was about 1000
500 we're buried under flag of truce
Col. Putnam, Acting Brigadier- Gen
sral, and Col. Shaw, com handing ne
gro regiment were killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
New York 25


The steamer City of New York made
the passage from Queenstown in min.
days. Quickest time on record for .
screw steamer.
The Bohemian arrived on the 18th.
the City OF Cork, on the 10th.
In the House of Commons on the / 9Th,
hoeoack withdrew his motion for the re.
cognition Of the Southern Confederacv
yielding his own feelings to the wi.he,
of Lord Palmerstp on. Lord Palmerstsr
SAID hoeouck did right In withdrawing
the motion. He hoped this would be the
last time any Member of arliament would
make use OF his intercsssion with any
foreign Sovereign, such proceedings BE-.
ing extremely irregular.
Mr.. Donshugh protested against Roe.
buck bitter hostility to the North. He
believed Roebuck and his friends wer.
setuated by the belief that the destruc,
ton OF the Union would be a great ad-
vantage to England. He should consider
1t the greatest calamity to the entire
world.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Washington, July IS.

Warrington, July Is.
The following was reserved at the Navy
Department this morning:
Flagship Blaekhawk, of yicksburg, I
July Is. T
/ have the honor to inform you that the
expedition sent into the Rcd River re-
gion, proved very successful. Ascend.
ing Black and Tensas Rivers, running
parallel with the Mississippi, Lieut.. Col.
Selirdge made the head Of navigation Of
Tensas Lake and Bayou Macon, 80 miles
above Vicksbnrg, and within five or six
miles Of the Mississippi River. The en-
envy was taken completely by surprise
The rebels that have ascended to that
region will be obliged TO move further
back from the river If not 70 away alto
gether. On finding transports which had
been carrying stores to Walkers army
had escaped up some of the narrow
streams. he sent the Monitors and RATHER
up the Little Red River, . small tributs-
~ Of the Black, and thx Forest Rose and
Petrol up the Tensas. The night being
dark and raining very hard, the Monitor
and Rather succeeded in capturing the
rebel steamer Louisville, one of the lar
gest and best steamers on the Western
watsrs. The Forest Rose and Petrol ca D.
tured the steamer Elmira. loaded with
sugar and run for the rebel army. Find
ing the steamers which had conveyed Gen.
Walkers army had returned up Washito,
the expedition started up that river and
come suddenly upon two rebsl steamers,
but the rebels set them on FIRE and they
were consumed. One steamer loaded
with ammunition escaped above the Fort
at Harrisonburg. which. is q very strong
Fort, and unasssilable with modern gun
boats. 1t is an elevated position 100 feet
high, which elevation covers what water
batteries of heavy guns there i.re. Lieut..
Selfridge was fortunate enough, however,
to hear of large quantity Of ammunition
that had lately been hauled from Natchez
and deposited at Trinity, nearly due ives,
of hatcher. and for which stores, provi.
sions, cattle, guns and ammunition are
transported. He captured $4,000 round
Of smooth bore ammunition, 10000
rounds of Enfield, 1000 rounds liked am
munition, 81 hogheads sugar, 10 pun
csons Of rum, SO barrels of -four, and SO
barrels OF salt, oil belonging 10 the Con.
fsderats Government. Walkers army
is left almost without ammunition. TIE
troops have shown great energy in thi.
expedition, with no mishsps They pro-
cured good deal of information by which
future movements will be regulated
The people in that section are very hos
tile to the government
have the honor to be yours,
d. d. PORTER.
To Hon. Gideon Wells.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27

Aosby's small. but energetic band has
alone given US trouble, principally by cut
ting of foraglng parties and messengers.
A private Of the cavalry reports that on
Friday as division OF cavslry was recon-
aoi.ering in the vicinity Of Hsrrisonviils.
rye column OF rebel cavalry was ssen
advancing that direction. and our cavslry
was compelled to tall back. This force l.
supposed to be LonEs,rset's corps. Up
to Saturday night, however, this report
had not been confirmed. /. is impossible
to conceive the poverty of the country
through which the army passed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Memphis. Inlx %

Chalmers forces, who have held the
country south Of Memphis, are reported
moving towards Grenada and Okolono. -
= scout from okolono yesterday reports
Johnston ha. i.llsu back 70 Chnnlv Rix
er.
Bnggs army is mostly at Ch.tsnoog,
sno nliahla NO ne have gone to Johns
ton.
Atlanta IS beng strongly fortified.
Charleston dates of the 18th s,,or,
wagner stall holds cut; that the Yankees
had been surprised on Foley Island aud
retreated 10 Aorrin Island that the iron.
clads and other crafts continued TO BON
bard Fort Wagner.
The report that Pillow is in West Tea
n.ssse is untrue. Small bands of guer
riiiAs, enforcing the conscription, stealing
horses, DC are al the forces left " an
ney the inhabitsnu,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Lea yenwor th July %,

On Thursday, the 10th, severe fight
occurred between Blunt and the rebel
Gen. Cooper, resulting in the complete
rout OF the rebels. Finding the rebels
had fallen back from Fort Gibson, Blunt,
with 24Oo men and twelve guns, left in
pursuit After marching City miles in
FL hours he found the enem Y s 600 strong
in position on Elk Creek. Blunt imme
diately attacked them. Opr artillery dis
mounted two rebel guns, which were cap.
tured. A charge was final made, when
the enemy fled in confusion, our cavalry
pursuing when the courier left. Rebel
loss, Go killed. "a wounded, and 100
prisoners. Our loss was 10 killed and 80
wounded. We captured quantity Of
comm'sssry stores. Blunt though sick,
commanded in person.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
New York. July 26.

The Herald's Washington special states
that it 10 believed Lee has succeeded in
escaping with his army, and was At Gull
pepper or Orange Court House. The
Sunday night affair At Chester Gap 10
supposed to have been with his rear
guard.
A rebel dispatch, dated Morton. Miss,
18th. statos that their army 10 still fall
ing back.
1t 10 stated that the citizens Of jackson,
after the rebel troops left, formally sur
rendered to Grant.
The same dispatch says the rebels cap
tured and destroyed 100 Federal commits.
sary wagons 10 Grants rear. Also, that
the Federnls crossed the river on the 18th
in strong force, and are moving on the
Confederates steadily.
A Morton dispatch Of the Goth says al!
the rebel Generals taken at vicksburg
have been exchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Madrid, July l6,

The assertinos OF Spanish journals tina,
Spain intends to recognize the Scuthern
Confectionery are entirely false. Spain
VIII await the initiation of England and
France.
The Polish national government has
refused TO agree to the six points of the
three Powers, and will issue manifesto
to the people.
The Times draws attention to the ar
rest Of an Englishman in New York and
the seizure ef bills held by him on Schro.
der Il Co., negotiations of Confederate
loan. 1t says a guarantee should be OBJ
tanned Tor the safety OF ihs property Of
neutrals within the Jurisdiction of the
Washington Government
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Cane Race. July -,

The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool
18th via Queenstown 10th, is nov of
here. One week later dates are obtsined
The Russian diplomatic view of the Polish
question has been received. She declines
to assent to the six parts named by En-.
gland, France and Austria, but proposes
an amnesty instead Of an armistice. -
Great anxiety existed to learn the result OF
the battles between Meade and Lee. In
glish papers praise the Union troops
The Times don't see the ground for Lin
coins hopeful anticipasions, and says the
principle struggle is to come, looking ..
Vicksburg and Port Hudson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Washington July "a
Special to the Tribune I

Advices from Fort Monroe I'D to this
evening state that no definite intelligence
hsd been received ut that place rs to OPP
erations ut Charleston A gentleman re-.
ports that at the time Of his leaving mat.
tiers were progressing fsvorsbly. Some
thing was gained each. day aud the re-
duction VI Forts Wagner and Sumter con
sidered certain. The greatest confidence
% ieit 10 the plans and movements oil
Gen. fillmore and Admir- al Dahlgren
AND the ultimate capture of Charleston
was regarded as 10 fact accomplished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27

N@ios July ~.
Passengers who arrived here today
from vicksburg report that our forces
have burned Jackson, and that the bur
suit Of Johnston is At an end for the nrs..
enl.
steamer arrived this morning. bring
ing New Orleans papers of the 10Th
They we're brought by the Imperial from
New Orleans to Memphis, that steamer
having made the, trip down and back
without trouble.
Oss hundred and sixty-two of the rsb.
el officers from Port Hudson arrived this
morning on the steamer Planet. She is
awaiting orders from the Secretary Of
War
Emerson aud his cavalry have arrived
at Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
9pefiai Notices.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
New Ia rk, July 26

Steamer Arago from Charleston bar
22nd. has arrived. Among the passen.
gers are Generals Strong and Seymour
wounded, Col jackson ar d Lieut.. Bill
Rodman. wounded, and others. The Ar
ago on the Goth captured the steamer
Emma Of London, from Wilmington for
Bermuda, with cargo OF turpentine res
in and cotton, aud towed her into this
port.
The steamer champion from Aspinwal
18th has arrived. She has $2ls 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Washington a, July -

IL Is an erroneous impression that the
Federal or rebel army has tecrossed the
fotomac into Maryland. or that either OF
them is at rest They are moving rapid
~ south ward. Gen. Meadt's army has
gained already an advantageous position,
and VIII force Lees army 10 give battle
north of the Rappahannoek. General
Meade has probably cut the line of Lee
retreat.
Direct communication between Wash.
ingtou and headquarters of the army OF
the Potomac has been opened.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
N. p. BANKS,
Maj. General Commanding
New York, July 25.

~" ~cs
The steamer Columbia. has arrived
from New Orleans. No news General.
Sherman and Shepley came as passen.
gers.
New Orleans correspondence per steam
er Cromwell reports the arrival of the
rebel General Gardner.
Banks was in the city, but intended 10
take the field Immediately.
The rebels are reported to have fifteen
thousand men between Donaldsville and
Brashear City The rebels arc known to
be falling back. No resistan ce is e1-
pected this side Of bayou Bohef. Four
gnn-hoats act in concert with the army.
They may abandon Brashea. City, and
fall back behind the Atchafalaya.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
New York. July 26

Nearly $40. oOois slready collected for
the families OF policemen, 6remen and
soldiers injured and killed in the riot.
Detachments of troops from the army
of the Potomac have arrived TO take
charge OF drafted men in the Northern
and Eastern States. Their principle du-
ty will be to capture runaways. They
60 to Elmira aud other points 10 this
State. and in Vermont and Connecticut.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27

O@Cial Report OF the Red
River Expedition.
Cincinnati, July Q5.

The funeral OF Major Daniel McCook,
faymaster, better known as the father of
the fighting McC looks, took place this If.
'ernoon. The procession was lengthy
and imposing, in which were Gen. Burn.
side and staff, Maj. Gen. Cox and .tsff,
Tue heads OF the different military de-
Partments oil this city. FIVE companies of
infantry, Free Masons and CITY Council,
Maj Gen. MeCook, Col. McCook and
Capt. McCook of Rosecra MS staff son, of
the deceased, together with McCook's
personal stan, were In attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
p, iiadelphia, July 26.

The draft in 10Th ward was 6nisbed
this a. m, completing the Sd Congress
sienal district. Az the close of the draw
ing three cheers were given for the couu-
try right or wrong
The draft for tn" city is now complete
with the exception of the LIST and end
districts,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
New York. July IS.

The Offices of Military Governor and
Secretary of Arkansas have be0n abolish
ed.
A Mobile letter reports tl'e capture Of
the steamer Kate Dale of Mobile, with
seven hundred bales of cotton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Sunday Night Report.
Baltimore. July 2G.

Baltimore, July IS.
The following despatch was received on
Saturday at headquarters from the army
Of the Potomac dated Front Royal, July
25th:
The Maj. Gen'l commanding directs
me to inform you that be engaged the en-
envy at this point yesterday.
With the exception of Loudon county.
there is nothing to harvest except = few
acres of wheat aud corn, and this must
be done by manual labor, as the country
has been entirely stripped Of stock.
The road ID now IN running order to
Warrenton, and our supplies which have
been nearly exhausted are flowing into
the army, and the mails which have bs.n
entirely suspended since the army cross
ed the Potomac are anxiously awaited.
Though rhs army has bad fatiguing
marches and consequent privations. it
would Be mistake to suppose it has set
tied down in idlsness.
The messenger who brought to Wash
ington the above intelligence, reports that
to-day 40 Of Mesby's guerrillas were cap
tured near Fairfax Court House.
This morning the enemy appers to
have withdrawn, and his whole army is
undoubtedly enroute to Culpepper and
Orange c. H Probably his rear has
passed the Shenandoah At this place and
Strausburg.
(Signsd) A. A. MATHEW,
Col. and Chief of Staff.
The following information was received
Mt headquarters in this city to-day. by
Gen. Schenck. 1t 10 from Brig. Gen
Lockwoods
The enemy has disappeared from our
front entir,ly and is nowhere north Of
Winchester.
Our cavalry was in Charlestown yes
terday aud scouts went out to the dis.
lance of 10 miles in every direction with.
out finding any signs of the enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Cleyela nd. Julx-28,

Maj. May with $50 Of 9th Michigan
cavalry forced Morgan to an engagement
at ; o'clock Sunday morning, mile from
Selmeville, and routed him capturing 940
prisoners. Morgan with 800 men es-
capped, bu. was captured by Shacklrford.
near Lisbon. Morgan al d staff are now
prisoners at Wellsville, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
New York. rs.

A letter FROM Winchester Tenn. 18th,
confirms the capture Of Huntsville with
500 prisoners and twelve hundred horses
and mules.
Braggs army is reported reduced by
desertion to eighteen or twenty thous-
and.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-27
Headquarters Army Potomac.
July 25. 1863

The rebels were in force yesterday near
'front.' Royal. We drove their cavalry
from Manassas Gap about sunset Ii is
believed the rsbels intend 10 cross Blue
1s.hEe .. chester or Thoroughfare Gap.
iney WIZ meet distractions at the for
mer.