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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

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EDrroRs DArLY GArx CIrY At the
regular meeting Of Sunbeam Lodgs No. I
/. o. g. T. bald on Monday evening,
March Is, 1863. the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted.
/ Where's. An ALI Wise Providence has
seen st to remose from us BY death.
Brother ]. a. Rrova, We cheerfully sub
NIT 70 His dseres, believing that he ever
rules oil things for Our ultimate good
Therefore, @ ia 4@-s as
Resolved, That in the death of Bro.
Brown, the cause of Temperance has lost
. faithful adyeeats, society . noble and
true member 10 oil the relations OF life,
and his family kind husband and faith
er. s4uq9 asa
Resolved, That we offer to his beresv-
ed family onr. sincere sympathy and con-
doence in this their irspa1able loss.
Resolved. That the above preamble and
resolutions be furnished the editors of
the DAILY GATE CRY, with a request
inat they publish the same, and that 1
copy be sent to the widow Of the dsceas-
ed. e s
W. l. COLLINS, w. CT.
A. PoRTER,4 w. s. :a4A
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6ross WAas.--R. N. Dixon. Rsq,
on Vernon, vant Bussn esasty, Who
- for . number Of jean sspplisd this
aes Nth stone wan, i o haaA again
hh u Sxesllsst l6s. His wafs Vfll 81
|slivsrsd ffoa ~ esrs [ Dsspoinss R.R }
y "Wednesday and Thursday of this
-. and merchants who wish 70 supply
hsnsslvss viii please be prepared 70 r.
piys It. ld3t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

QapsaED Dowy fHx RysI.-Ws nm
|1Aisland ah light draaght boaes sss or
|1sraa down ths rivsr for Governnsnt
bnrposss. This Includes the Kate Gas.
|bsl, Jennie Whippls and Ad Hiae, II
which shs raysliag public Aad .basinsaa
I'm ak Suf atty sud county are partiea.
ne1y iunyestsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

The PrssRscss - slavery In MIS-.
On Tuesday an event occurred in our
streets which, more thsn any other which
has ever attracted our attention, goes to
prove tbat slavery in Misscusi u doc med.
A slave girl, one Of the few left in this
once banner pfo-siavery county, vas sold
undsr IN execution, md although about
tAirtssn years Of age, veil formed, sssound
n mind and limb Of An ordinary DE-
gree Of intelligence, the highest sum
which eopld be procured for The .schat-
teP' ma Sl23. Two years ago sks wosld
have pold readily fot from . 200 to $500,
and bidders would hsss shssa numerous
and pscnps: is I
d It's little circumstance shows that not
mach hnker will our air Stass Be cu rsed
Iwiik. this drawback upaon her desslop.
nsRt ;ana prosperity. Fhe psople are
rapidly coming 10 their asnses upon shis
subjsct. and very few thinking men can
be fonsd even in Jackson county who do
not deeply regret the failure ofthe emaaci-
patton bill In Congress, and who do not
hope to see some aetion taken By our
General Assembly upou the subject Of
ridding the Etats 81 IL most prominent
Shd alneet siagls impsdiEent " sspid
growth and success. Scarcely day pass
y upsa ~hicA W % not herr fsbun some
former slsysheldAf, 1hoss 'sppperty''
has given leg bail, congratulating him
|ssli. npsa kia sscaps lfom - ineabss
which had oppressed him for years, ike
the s'eld lman Of the -" having once
fxsd itssf upon nan cannot be dismount-
I'd or evAded. sAA@ A&fH
81 ThS inoi&Snt above referred to has
psob.sly Qfe4sd the eyes Of the few Of
Fssr citis1ns Who still hold to their l6r-
fasf Prejpdi0eS In fasof of alavefy, be-
eanss thty AaRa always bssas aocustsmsa
70 i: IND sehpw svsn - shsn thst th4
freedom 6f Eissouri = = lereeons conciu-
sioa ssh t t1 coalition - i
oily rsnden thsm ridiculous, and, ii i
~ anys s6sot: salyshhaiaa1s6 ausnn.
penaatsd snaacipaAtoa ~ sthst epalpen.
s.a.sd kind Offered ~ i y 80 eiisis ~ Gov
tfhmaa4.- Keneas ois5 Joaenal q Osn.
@~ss1sfoSAsSstA2sl EGb-as
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svSs ~ Coca 1Ar8ains.
- = Z Stern, % Main street., sss scw
sssiys q the mest desirable goods 10
s iaA ssch - Clothing, Gen,lsrsss'
sfniahing Goods. Truaks, Ae. They
lvits their customer, and the public
ssraly - gre thsas : trial and, they
|ill vsffsut good iatishction in all cases.
: .GiIaari7dIv -
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BREAK Dowx.-The locomotive, 81.
4. Hornish,,' running on the K, Mt P.
d N. r. H., met with M accident yester-
day nix miles this side Of IT. Madison, de-
tanning the train long while in the woods.
but finally getting through BY transferring
the passsngen 70 box and open front
car on the front end Of the train. The
trip was . jolly one, the Conductor ding
III = bis power to make the passengers
comfortable. and they in turn taking it -
IN incident (ust ~ sssidsat to mark the
trip The damage to the engine was ths
breakags Of bar called the .'eecentric, !"
and although ssversl Of the compaDy wsre
witsysad humorous, they wsfe now suf-
fcisatly Of The John Hancock and Hsnry
Clay Dean stamp 70 make up for The loss
of tho secssAsie. NJ
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La1sy retasnsd -lfog a,sses xsArss ssss souna he
weIA, and having siu6s their return, giyen SIXTY
EWO6UcOkSsryL oOndAxf6 In a. q ~ ~ Msa
Hert also visited Washington, Baltimore, and nany
vaeh thetr Concerts have been " The srgs
NEST f4shLonab)s anA dstghesd auAispcs tAas evsf
Gssctcd muaLcaf artists would respectfully an
noasss QN Eos their highly populal MUalCAL N
TkkfAlNAkHr6 above.
fhsif neDsftehe smhssess ehsscs eollsctIon 81
Leesl Qae.tsss grsnQed y thstf own Res1lAf ssyles
s:s: ba.ss :ss 1.,sa s:ss ;.:: "a Is.
4: s:.: .sss. AZ = r s:a. sss.: .
" cs,ssrsssd swiss BsII3
The sALLEGHAEIANs ~ lssva 40 stasa Ostheir
numsrous friends and patrons Of former years, that
abest foar ysars sgo they aAdsd tAs swiss BELLS
well ~ ell compseak uieal sfttoA, hsvs pronouncsd
their Bel, Pssins sppsrtsr 70 anythisg Of the kind
hoard In 1his soanty, not exOapse that - the
original Ssfss bsll Ringers who appeared In The On.
itsa states about afteen ysan since
cliias.s : 81; IA cssispss. as's 5 So e.sss. s ~
Coansaess - o'saeek Il q - "
sftAs 7tLx0ilINflNB Vsrs Honossd 81 10 sks1d-
anqe az hssAeG an1 skoueandn ~ 1eliotsd 1sssAsFs
--kingstf9ue NObles. Ard ths maet dtatlnGpia4
nh W - 80 psttouissd thetf entestatsos nd
As.sA. -. ~ woss Asatsrias dAs
|s,s!Y .s"s sisay. N. s0ULAap, Mssiaipsfsas 4
sAri7- p-G- wALpkon, AsHsha ii
[N7ALLr PAPERS i. SrrinS Styf1
Ss sAai' ~ is.SBknsaftt 4 a1oso5x s5x sol S. q
i 1dl-A Ceraes ~ aaA 0
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d. STERN wishes to inform his custom
=. and the public in gsasral, that he is
ssiving New Goods in the Clothing
be. daily. sl GIN
People viii find it to their sdyantsge
eive him . call before purchasing elss-
|Asrse His stock comprises everything
= Men, Youth. and Boys wear. &s 70.
lsmember the old stand, Maiu-st., near
" Levee. h Mar IA 3s. i
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TEAS. TEAS! TEASlI!

We have ON hand large stock ofnne Teas selected
Tor our Retail trade, and Warranted to give
tion--coBststina Of
Extra nne Imperial u. r. and Young HysoS.
Very Ane Highly scented Oolong,
very desirable kngiish Breakfast Tea.
Uncoiored Japan Tea. FEt
ns - the oest and only pure Tea Leaf In America.
The excellent qualify oftLis New Tea eoubsnsd w1th
The fact that in ns preparation there sn entire ab-
sence OF sttnctel hest and osal
commend II 10 Tea drinkers and the trade This Tea
cas be found By the poa nd or half chest'at F'
, RohERTSON l. AcQUE8N
manf-d ~ Main Street
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B0-A span Of horses, atsached to :
1sod wagon, attempted 70. get up an st-
iasmsps yesterday By rsnpiss away. but
My did not proceed very for IN their
asses, unsil some oas esptsrsd ths..-
lo SArioas damage Vas done to either
hossss or wagon. Nis-s~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

Bound 10 0UIr.-Vsccill 4 Jones are
recsips of splendid assortment Of
- Csasissrsa, vsssings, b., for Tie
|daglaad aam,n~ trads. Thsy gsEan.
= .Ngivs ,ihair customers ft., and per
|ci satisfactiOn in quality, style and
ksess. finch hl6-dIwl
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ERUIT TREES, GRAPE VINE6,
~ sEvERGREENa. &C.

Let Il be distinctly underetocd BY thsss vishtnr V
bay Apple trees o. tAs bss quality M kands Net eo
have residence. six tiies west seutA vsss q
00rllnstw, lot Of the nicxt and best lhteo ye BID
Appletrees offered fsr sale. nesrty eps-haf
Of which are Kawies Jannet or JennstinS. &se1xila
the Nursery rtrd kinda ~ per lp ,Leawll4 ysn.
ret mssste - teFJoDl pAckea au4 1AlfxAAa6 &C
: rrs,y nj - MAY 5 CSssrys to ~ sss u ~ ~ ~.
Large Evergrsens, NorrAy spgYss. y lon tl.os u
Also Grspeytpsa. CcaparA QinleaS Hartlpra. Pyo,
liao Apd osksfs5 Straw wSSirtss. 6dsssssrIss, Oar
Alss 4 sls west snd Il s srss u piass q n,,,e
w west of Bus liAetOn, vheys 0entsal1 Wa1kesnUuE
livss l0 Of foar ana 0ve ysar o Apbstseea ofleAd-
ispsssd Of Ais sprias II possE6Ie fiee tAsNu<Sy
- psr ioo g ~ pss i1q. 19sAed vtsA n stsw ~
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'CT'TY,
l1lv BY
fIAIH.
GKD sTzxkTs.


~ FuxsIrulE. &c.--Aucsion
morning, when : 6ns lot Of Furni.
RockinghAm Ware. stoyes, and .
pfirg Mattress. win Be sold without
[gve. 1t Howx 4 WrIL rAns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

Crane Haliy...rirss ward U1oslng
friday Might.
Ths First Ward Nsbvilf msssvs Ffi-
day evsnisg. Speeches will be delivered
BY W. H. Gurley, Esq, Of Davenport,
and BY Mr.. Murphy. Of Tenpessee. -
The place of meeting win be announce
ed tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

~"H you would hear music Of tha
heart. music, that will take You back 10
other, and may be to happier and better
days 90 and hear the Allsghannm."--
# Methodist. s
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- Ladies, just step in st Mrs. Will
sand - the new Spring Bonnsts.
). II Main street. - fmrhIS-4v1
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Aa!icAa,A I.sas.

Wllisn J, 1lrl q Go. b 9Th y: q,
Artillery, Washington, p, @, ofEsrs S2s
reward for information IN regard to the
|~hs,yalpsts Of his pisss cathariOs Earl.
Robsrs Earl's wife died in ths vicinity
of Keokuk in 1852. and he subsequently,
moved io WISCONSIN,. who're - ~ drown
~ Nh Mt : dsughtst, Catharins Earl.
81 ~ with her aunt, whose name b not
monlVm. Earl. n -,nTg sssd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

y. s. DIsrKIcr CocRT The regular
laSion Of the United States District
coart commenced in this city yesterday.
ION. J. NJ. Love, Judge, and ]. G. Burns,
Eaq, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

~Ths Casada and Ad. Hine came
|own as FAR as 1ontsose last evening, and
|siag heaviiy freighted laid over till NOR
{6g 70 secure iightcrs-
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- Two large lighters, heavily load
:, grounded on the rapids yesterday -
- ferry went to their assistance, and
hey we're gotten of without any dam
ssxsA
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H0oH 0UR WA1sAW Co1RxS.
WARSAW, ILL.,. March 18th, 1868.

ssss AAaA - AAAA.s AA1xCn A0b0, AoOO.
EDfro4 HA1s C1rY:
Dsar Siy: The editor Of the Carthage
Republican Was generously relieved last
wssk from the necessity Of ransackiug his
copperhsad sxshaagss for editorial mat
ter whsrswith 70 regals his readers. BY
some valiant knight Of the quill-one
"vals vale." hailing from Warsaw, whs
occupies column Of that deisctabls sheet,
in an article too stupid to deserve seri-
Gus reply. and too vulgarly bIackguard-
isb to be reviewed in detail in any res
pectabie journal. But the flourish with
which he ornaments the tail of his grand
Eloquent sfusion has . rhetorical twist
which attracts what. We will wager our
old boots, the writer seldom gets on the
street, to-vit: A passing notice.
A short time ego, some one, supposed
70 be one Of the scholars in our public
schoos justiy indignant st the wrong in
Gcted upon the members Of that insti.u-
tion by the repeal of the City Charter,
chose to ventillats some of the managers
and snallar ny engaged in that public
spirited Tsntsrpriss through the columns
Of the Gate City; in which airing process
psns'ng propensity was grss;6ed upon
the names Of some Of the " cat paws :"
which had been most severely senrclled.
1t Is in reply thereto that the repiilan
correspondent Of the Repub,ican Lisses
his weak venom at the Republicans Of
Warsaw generally, terribly lacsrating the
fanasical doctrines of Lindlay Murray in
the Same breath. He's great on fanatics.
But am giving him too much space. In
the paragraph frst alluded to, he says:
s.Nuah a. abhor the dragging Of
names from the obscurity 70 which nature
had ordained them, yet as the Gate City
has seen fit to commence !
warfare Of The sort, DO, 10.
The subscriber feels authofixsd to al
70 v. Vals, that il the friends whom Ii
shanpicuisss can stand this lsft hasdsd
''our folks viii ~ Eo.sar-
vive it. Bnt at the risk Of insurring the
ingrss:taAs Of that sweet clique, ws ~s.s
'uggsss that the next time they want e
'.shoot "a . gun" it would be wise to take
ons xhiaA seasesn -, in order tcsbs sut
# range when Standing behind il. The
pointed tsfsspsss of thst remark must
have been considerably refreshing to
+ Odr Judes" Who lRss the principal
character AxPeeed inths Gats City article.
Wosdsr if,hs don't feel like sxolainsag: !:
!. Deliver me from my friends! Hey I
N.tses Rr D. ss'
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CozFlscATED.-An oil refinery has b,sen
con6scated in Buffalo, with oil its contents,
for IN attempt Of the proprietors to evpde
the tax undss -fhe Unitsd States tax Inv.
The value Of the property is about 4lS,-
600.
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80, i bsys,. that AFscraisin 6 4sass
hat th.t ths Federal ,hpt,a CpppsS
quietly down snfdialoyal talk and
voald aSies|y IT vi 80 ~ I 80 ii
q @. ssk-sss d ssssausss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-19

~Ths ladies' Aid Society willmest
- (ThursdAy) afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
) ths house Of Mrs. J. n. Billings.
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CAUTION.
robertson 4 MCQUEEN,
WHOLESALE AND ARrRAL fa
G r OhC E r s -
rs sM1isa &lrSek.

Onss for sale u The lswsss prices tAs ssOwiug ~.
ueles:
Castle Mills Quincy XXX Flour.
AAue AAlls Qsiecy Doabie xxIs Flour
Sugar Cared nAns.
sugar cred Oeaed Beef.
Lsaf Lafd, Ia c4hs, fer fam lily use,
Dried Psnehes aAd Dytnd Appies
Fresh Fruits, In eans-A large assortment.
keo osrrsns and Geep<tery Jelly. y3tga
ColeUan's London Mustard
Durtss' 6ptces--AHsaIAkrEp pnre se "a
Dandelton--ap excellept 81 Institute for Coffee
Crushed, Pow descd sod ksnnsa sugars.
New York Golden hyrpp,
Lows 0osaine HeA<y reap.
4 Oy sten, Lohsters and 6ArdinSs.
Pickles, in vDespr.
Tabioca, easDAad spiis-Peas.
iiayor1nE kxsracss~ OF superisw aaaisty.
White Pepper-mucb sapsrior 10 blacE
For sale by s ROHkKTHON 4 NcQuKEN
msri7-d ~ nsin strr~t
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MORE LIGHT.

MORE LIGHT.
The subscriber having the exclusive AGENCY
for The sAe at this place 81 The Toledo Mock f Com
psny now prepared 10 dHpose OF from one barrel 10
one thousand, and the srtcle . be suuai q
any and superior most offered tn ttds nsrk q aiss
Eaanntecs the Test 10 stand from fte 70 II dog
Fahrenheit. A. H. AEDUH, A.
No. II Main Street, Keokuk.
keokuk, Narchlo, 1863 ~.
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FROM FORT DONELNON.
u, 900 Rebels Asnasing that Point.

Especial Dispatch to the Mo Democrat.
ba Cairo, March Is.
Gen. Tuttle has to-day received the
following dispatch
Fort Donelson, March 15.
Gen. y. III. 7utlle
Our cavalry report that there are about
$4,000 rebels 28 miles from here. They
also report oar line cut for several miles.
Country people for miles around are co,m-
ing to the fort witt vsrioss reports. One
man says they hsvs we'll armed infantry,
and large wagon train with them.
All are ready for fight here.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

WARDsML or1lC1 IOWA EkNiTERTlARY,t
M Fort hsdison. March t7th, 4. D., 1853
= sUAEsD PHOPosAkS viii be received 4 thi. q.
acs until hc st day Of septembss 1854 q u salock
~, for the hoor of about one huadred cont Sfcts IN
tnts lnstiluoss for term excssdiag Ten, os lees
than hye ysAn. The term will conneDee q ths ii
Gay Of lnns. l1A s.g ~ fess9efsF 49, sasm
Shop room provided, and diseapiine msintaned a.
She expeuss q she 1seeesI sMA $3.50
Den and The price ~ iskes.
Bids by pefsons not actors, will B. eonsidereS
for business col CARL ID In thr Pr ssn nd~r
oohersct, and from the fof iheir
pseeent bus iness and for any other In ecnA WA
To laws Of the state, Or existiDg c0Etsaxts.
fhe ApdesGrned CeH uassi4ness reserve 10 tlleus-
selves tAe riEt eeteo1 suuA bids - Will In heir
1ndemeut ben prpss0le The interests of Tho tnsuses
end conai least with the int6rssts ths 6tnte Nc
bids rscsye for iess thas twenty In any 0neson-
srae&. {. ial -.
labor Of the eonviets win - lsased fos Hess
thAn thiy-nve cents each per day for Any lAngh ef
lime
The form Of cea!!ssts and stpulatlons thcrsin com
tanned 70 % estsbiis6ta " Ne ssd Comnissiona1e.
kach I'D 70 bs scssnp panisd by aAaAfa-tuFy refer
eocss that The ps0peT oo1trsst viii be enssy<d nts
Persons can refsr IN the sWardsn of The Iowa xsui
tentlary, FtN Nadieop," for al n(cseaars infc1nA-
aon. J. C. WALKHRn 60
E.A. Layton CCN n
dstAwit KID. J0HNsToN.}
~ADhQ EnD n nNyNg gasgg ~ AsGsE VI.
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EARMS FOR RENT.
"a we have two or three Farms 10 Rent 81,
WArlo-d3tAW& NOhLR q STRONG
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsu1NaToH, June s.

WAsHINGToE, June 8.
From what eau be ascertained from per-
sons arriving from the RaPpahannOck, a
division went over the river at Franklin's 8
Landing last night, and the rebel rife
pits, foliage, &C., along the banks have
been destroyed so that the enemy will not
find cover from which TO annoy us.
Earth works have been thrown up in
front with view Of preventing night
attack, and 10 shield our men if the enemy
should open q eannOnade. The troops We
have thrown over are not far from the
town. The movements Of both armies are
involved in mystery.
Rear-Admiral Porter has sent to the Ma
~ Department report, dated Mississippi
SQUADRON, near Vicksburg, June lst7 In
which he says:
Altar tts return Of theexpeditiOn under
Ljeutensnt-( Commander Walker, up the
Yszoo, and theGestruotion Of the rams and
NaVy-Fard, dispStched the same officer
uu again with Instructions to capture the
transports, besides the steamers mentioned
as burnt. He burned the ACADIA and Ma
Qenta and alsO two Of their beSt transports
My object was to break up their trsnspOr-
tation on the Yazoo, and, with the exoep-
ton Of q few steaRers beyond Fort fsP-
berton, the rebels can transport nothing oy
water on that river. Steamers to the
amount Of one million Of dollars were de-
stroyed by the late expedition, making
nine IN aIl. Tie Star Uf the west was
sunk, completely blOckading the falla
Bushs.
General Banks in an official report,
dated before Port Hudson, May 3Oth, gives
an account Of the attack on that place
similar to the reports already received.
In speaking Of the negro troops he says
they answered every expectation Their
conduct was heroic. No troops could be
more determined or moTe brave. They
made during the day three charges upon
the batteries Of the enemy, suffering very
heavy losses and holding their position at
night fall on our right wing. The high
est commendation is bestowed upon them
BY all in command on the night. As to
the efficiency Of organizations of this
character the history Of this day proves
conclusively to these who were in a con-
dition to observe the conduct Of these reg
iments. The Government will ind in this
class Of troops effective supporters and
defenders. The severe test to which they
we're subjected and the determined manner
in which they encountered the enemy
leave upon my mind no doubt Of their
making good soldiers under good officers
commend Of limited numbers and care
full discipline TO make them excellent.
Our losses from the 23d to this day in
killed and missing is near one thousand,
including, 1 deeply regret to say, some Of
the ablest officers Of the corps.
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THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEE
ENGLAND AND BRAZIL.
Diplomatic Relations Broken
Oh.
Progress Of the Polish Insur-
.REPoRIS-ERnM MFYIen
ADVANCE OF THE FRENCH To-
WARD THE CAPITAL.
The Operations at Port Hudson
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, June 1.
The Washington Star of last evening
says:
awe do not feel at liberty to publish the
here; s;]fI fIFt965, ST the latest information received
much as By so doing Rg .Yieksburg, mas
facts the knowledge Of which might Esse s.se
the enemy's resistance of Grants army.
Suffice it to say that we are satisfied that
there is very late information here from
that quarter Of sn entirely satisfactory
character. Grant Is progressing well with
his work"
Advices have beeen received in Pitts
burg Pa, to the effect that Major General
Frank J. Heron has left st. Louis for below
with large force. He left st. Louis with
his full staff on Thursday evening last.
The Tribune's Washington letter says;
The President feels perfectly easy about
the situation of General Grant, and is con-
ident that he can reinforce more rapidly
than the rebels, thus preserving our nu-
merical superiority and bring the siege to
q successful conclusion.
The reported expedition to Shreveport
and the destruction Of rebel rams and 9th
or property, is discredited as improbable.
n " d6uAu gun d opeoAaA " AA9W &SAA O9e
says: No news has been received Of Of
fensive operations by rebel cavalry in the
Culpepper region.
Admiral Foote arrived this morning
BE is making preparations to assume COM
msnd Of the South Atlantic squadron, and
new attack on Charleston may soon be
expected.
The Tribune has letters from its CORES
pondent, stating that up 70 May Both the
siege of VieksbUrg was progressing ad-
mirably, and famine was beginning to tell
upon the foe. The capture or surrender of
the place was considered certain and that
speedily. Our forces are in fine spirits.
Our siege guns are within pistol shot Of
the enemy's works. All spprehensions
Of an attack upon our rear BY Johnston are
groundless.
We hold all the passes from Vicksburg,
and have completely blOckaded them
against any possible advance.
The Posts New Orleans correspondence
says fears are entertained that General
Neal Dow will not recover.