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Tho Three Dave Battles.

The results - Tie three dsys ~ tlri a. Gs,ts,-
burg ere even NOR. glorious than were AT. I.t d.
Fo- onceNs telegraph rspor,a tsyc not A.
cd, AID our srn. have ecu ef,wn,d with great
N,tory. whose results Wi he ie.tiA our rrrnptesi
story. IL 1, almost inpo~i /, H. ov,r-'st mate
she importance Il This event fr It would he Tiki .
but . ssrow vis~ ofne SUBJECT " conclude 1 at
nothing more has hr.n AGO npi she'd than tie d.
livsrsncs q Pennsyl,srA Th- tebsl le dos evi.
dsntly sspifsd ~ something more than
. mere raid, and aimed q nothing lo-s than III.
ev,rhrow Of the cove nnistt and the rscanI u--
don OF the Union Oh The bass 81 tn, Mont omery
platform, or, f.ihng In this. he 70 ~ 100 Of
Southern Independents. tn. yistofy o. Gustys-
burg has frustrated ttess sch-n-s and secured the
stability OF our goyoI nmens at . inonen, when II
wss Trembling In the ba Anc..
When We consider the circumstances under which
Gen. hKADr assumed sho CONN - ~ the A my =
che Posomae, and tho condition b VII % twa
placed by the rsvorss. IN ser poc- up gatLs jos 4"
~ well ss the d.shssrtetiug inrusuce- Of tie re-.
srsat from the RappahsLn cs, It. must bs eoncs ded
that The new cotnInand'r looms up a, tie
sblsst leader Of tie war. lie hal no caramoa
opponent W dssi with Ia Gonss.l Ls. ari ne
nso oult sucoisu IN boiulng ms own AsalGh " .
rebels no would have deserved well o. hi. country
Bus he has accomplished much more thsu g. sni
has rs.snimstei tho whole American peop.e with
frssh confidence AID . arm resolve " crush ,kls
infamous rebellion
The three days a ih,ins 81 Gettysburg must be
regarded a. single battle, u. same a. w.,erloe
-wLEh closely resemb cs--cov.rs the COZ
sasss Of the two preceding days. II
vs. Ne ars, hattie Of tho war in which
our soldiers fought under int,liisent su
shortly, and with the +oisn.ss OF watch
full sfnciert Tsnsrsship The Com usndsr.in. Chit.
Of only three day. standing had his ,.ny as We
IN hand - thoueA no had controlled 1t for month.
and viii cool judgment and ready LASH .th
snsd weak points, sup rted shaking co.!
umuS. and mAssei his forces " receive a.,
overwhelming charges Of the sLsuny, In manner
which the soldiers intui'ivey appreciated, Ne a..
resals proved. Uader no other cirrlru,,aL ca
could shsy have stood ther ground We ~ = ousr
wise, Phisdslp his ana Hstrublrg 7oull aJw b.
IN posseaslon OF the rebels
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wesdsii Philiip. on the War

Az Fourth = July Coebrshon IN Frsmingham.
Nsss., Mr. PuiLlirs uisde speech, In which he
discussed Ne Iced ns events Of thr day, and abuscd
the President with elsrsctsIs, C bodne.s. lie
aid:
This h shc a,h Of July, day u hore . day
whs, .vcry m.n who lie eve- II ides. so III le>-
p . has q Ci'tTcAl right W bore, . day who-s ts-
sns Ia that he weakest handful Of m, N, dyAtins
. jiss cause sre ipyincihle t. US { erefI-,, VII
III lion on our s.de, VT unto .chtd res u &c aud
thc nollest cause IN the world, The les 4 DAY
70 Ma &c tAinty OF success. To- 'sy u ro'd, 10
our ips the strong meal 4 tbs, sis VIII CHI was
but INK IN ths haby days of our fsth,r---ihe
strong uet Let u see to 4, Mai in the isv u
eur strength W. exhibit As brsve ,sith IN i, no n
81 th. s'-p, ~ our fsthc'- did in ne trying hour
" !. ,wil ,o,. Hop, IL the .-sson ~ the la
BEFORE n cod W speak Of So ne the r,ssons
why hop. II, me say one Word In ref ran, g to
our h''ni NJ. Conway. I think his intent n.
wer' ." hone" as he md day sun Is Q ear. IA sr,
beAr and hpp lAuse I think his .yot on 70 the
graf cause OF human liberty -re s.te, tel
~ ~hen he toet his sther's seventy Saws syry
one 81 ther toli"rs rebel but ni>e an ed
Nsm, ~ith such dsyot d and sells, Inc ~; earn.
estnsss 20 frstdlm OF the lorth IN Dan. . of Il Q
Ohio, loud spi lAussl ~ W TIC ,ame tin,,
sh - b. does n 3, repre- ont h. - "a on. n 10
man On III sile o. the A. nc. (ile1r, lear and
applause Ido no- s,y tt,t.rs - lut gay
my own know edge j. Ell .o h - kno,s !, Nov.
wish " So further, the, ert rein aCr,e u,th
the .ssenes that tsldsrliss that oE,y lie uLi.n
WI h,uI hley % to-i.y IN "a .5- c u ,st
than / va, any me ~. At q art, Z r,ntur,
IA Z aus j tn.un Wit cut Berry I,pttuDon =.
&c ~ lJeo iop u! tie y .th AID ID .A..yTt =.
pthsIerl b century. nsVu.Ha o. lrrt. An
imp~su lily. TIE two tae .rt ea Of N,
fAnh. Al tIs same uns the ies.'n Wv MA
GOT have made hat fs l. tLs-lh.e Is NJ s,,
IN ths Y Lfaie ht.I,s ior 80 Z " l,t.t. l,
nee, y thsv h MUD 10, WV n..lu in II .
fout en- reb liOus s,at"s ..s fre a ytr ,5rvc.,,
melton, ~ tn se that ev'ns hsd freed be.
fore. Is - tie as OF the on ave n n-n,
exit ng u tn.s Northern &, tnsi.,. nd T. u.
law of s.rs N nj Which 30 - pfStr e -Irout,
ts MI, The Is 20 slave g. tN,rs oar about aL c,
ns A o II oplst. could rr l. - e. a. = ~ nj
with the Confet r to reb Ia And .s Tor tr,a'n.
with treason, f tne SUI were uibid leu evsr d. al,
70 rise ~ Ih- morning AID cou.d have sum,
svsln W sssing treason, | y. uli rtu in l.. a.,
DARK forr'e rs'ef han u AZ I, I . 18th OF n,
Fugitive Save D.. lLSaa .Ep .Au"l NV / hsv,
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 7. 1868,
Re Oup Headers.

Or our outside page will BE- fghi . eompl,ss
and Interesting history of We iAe brilliant ,psrs-
Gons OF Gens,i NKADr AND tn. Army o. the poto-
mac. Although some portions o. the stny has
bs.r Tod bs'or. n oar ts ~ he d'pa'cAss, this
seco,irt W u be resd wi.' uter's, py ,v,ry roaie
OF our yourn,. our patrons auto' fail T. tis""vr
that IA tie column, % re Sgw YpEs sUs vi. 10
found every fem Of inl o-tah, news, rscsivrd at
this "a q. UP T. very ATE hour tho morn "a 81
publication. Our RUE has bssn, and IA, q y ACC
before every purchaser q This psrcr, all the s,e,
news that cen b obtained ether tnrol gh cur con-
nsotion with tn ssd press 4 Ills city y
Qhss expensive srrsngsmcn,s We have mad', .r.
Ifessiy - serve tho requirements 4 our patrons.
MS gratifying To know that our readers appreciate
these sf'o'v % pIssss them and tLcy may be ..
sursd thu, while tho "pionset ns~sraref ~ ths
cheap pross" IL still pubhshed ., or PssSY, j,
also eonso much, 4 moi more vn'ushe iufor
mat 90 and news mst,sr, thsn any ~ the hga.i
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hDkA'raho =,

BEDEI.L-Iu Broohy n, July Str II srrist Loai.a
daushisi Of Daniel and uaire, beael, IL tie 10Th
The hiend; and r-s,ivs Of the family are respect,
fnlly invited to attend the funeral, this Tu,day y
her parents, CIarnont ave, near Myrtle ave. 1877
BUlLwlNKLE- Gu sunday evening, July S, after
short but severe hinasA ChArlts BuII~inkie, ID
,ts ol' year II hts AZ.
vlth th~ n.moars Of German OAK Lodge. No, -, l.
o. NJ q, "a AID also the ineinhsr 4 the Ne'eran
C@p II liza. sr Respectfully invited 10 attend the
Ave A. on Wednesday afternoon, july :, q 9
O'Clock -Nhont fur her NOTICE. lie remains will ~
taken 10 Greenwood metsfy for 'uterment. aUs
daughter u Henry Y, and Annie CIvuln, ~ ed IN,
ii tnont he aud dSya
Weep not d,ar parents, for ths child,
she nov IN Haven doth dvel;
DIy ny your tear. and tlus. in Cod
lie do-th all tn nss well.
Affection consth not from dust,
Nor sorrow from the ground
But from source eli wiss aud lust
1od With mercy crex ned.
The friend, of the family respectfully invited 70
st"nd the funeral, this Tuesday. aftcIucrn, At =
oeiocl, 81 the fsidesce Of her psleu.s, ~ Henry
street. l5s
svsnins Juy ., ~ 's'sl 81 ~, q 5 ala-r =, y
George u AID Ei4iLrth I. uuLu.ns ~ ths a. year
TIE re,ativ,~ And friend, Of the family AZ. r,-
spechi!y invited 20 ;end the iuneiA tom s.,
N Sha 70 Shuifh' &. p, be-. 90 - iIl' t.a
ave this rru 'i". are noon At o'eueE .
HASSAVAS-OL Monday, July q Nh. ~ -.
beta iisnna, III, 10" OF the late Ph'lp ,ul.ys.,
"a rsa, II, ~ ts sksa from Hs, .'s a.ac.,
o'c oh, A. NJ ITO 81, Piul. Clurcn, o. . b, b o.,
and IN ava ,hes 'oSmn Mas. o. Req. n il
C..vary C,ustry Her frie, d. suI cu, 2, anc's,
and also those her con- n ~ H. Loo. pet,
fully awaited ~ st.nh $40
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Financial Reports. Markets. &c

Voc fwt, N ntay, July 9, 9 ?. h-The news
from the scat OF var this uiorn'us eau.ed great eI-
ct''m mt n the gold market The market opened at
l3s sssIn., l+A on riday, and auctustsd bs,-sen
l3s 1879 un'i 1t finally ol.-d Tor the day at 1851
Foreign cNehanss b" fallen in proPOItlon to the de
e'lne OF edi There have teen moderstesalss At lal
Go'e'nment stocks are active and strong The cen.
eral market Va. Ir esulA early n th, d,y but o.ed
',tons and advancing. Money is easy at esI per
cent.
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- EATHs.

HAYES On, Jny,s 1888, .yry balm. .i'.
John hive., u n. put'h d Besshsn, Co. Kerry
ireisnd. ts,d - ye.fs.
Msg che res' Ia vea,el
TIE 'nnefa, = take place at o'clocl. from ials
Bfr.fssy, ~ lsl
JOnSsIO> on Jii,8 isGa. Aia Jane. yonnse.,
ds4sh er Of wi!au md Charlotte A johns OF,
sg-d ,sE. = non b. AID dAy,.
1h~ friend, n the Ainily are respectfully Invited
70 attend ih' faaetA To-, iuesis'J area nnon a,
oeioeI 'orn N re.idenee Of her parents, no s9g,h
Sc t, Wi.ish,orfrh I,2
EiiBOY Frat bi lay, the beloved husband Of
NJ, hnb-y y, aud tfsthsi.in-.s- o George Cod
ii ,fi,ni. afi Ac.usint,nce. .-~ respectfully 10
vttd 20 tttuf tie iau-r, I'll, iru'sdsy, sn.tuoon,
II oclcs. foE ii. late fesid,nee. ii3 YoIk =.
kILLOgIS-Ou the 6'h lost. Andrew, N. Beloved
"n o, Anirss and bidse, kilorin, aged months
The f.~ivs, and friend. o,,hc family are re.pee,.
fuiV invitci to ATTEND I'll. iunera NV Iut,dayl
Afternoon. July I, At oelors. uon the re'iJ, nes
Of la, "a ents. ISv 20. MANS Pace. 40
LANDsDOwS-on the 6.h Inst, A. Dobts Ferry
VIZ L .nA.do.n. II he ss'a 5'I o, h; .ss ,,
a. Douts' err, thia tTle.dsyJ afternoon, At oet
Pn.isds paiA p.lei' pea" e5yy. 9j'
IirIlL-Op Monday. July 8, 1893. q torsunp
to-, amer ,h,it in'.s John Little born N the
1h' fgiond, and acquaintance. Nfo resp etiully
Invited 10 attend the f4ucfa. this tIuesi.y. afef
NJ berry It ,?
SCHROEDER In Gt.enpon,. Inlv. s'h. E,'erar
sch e'i dApshiI 81 Henry and Cs'harne sehto-
| u.f, AGO. . aud - months
N,es no. for uIt, my ,af.uis dear.
~. not d. I'D. hut sirey.ug hrfc,
A. an nov, ~ o. must he,
Prvpu, tt death AID f.,lOv ne.
The relatives and hi,uds OF the family are rcipcct
fIs Ilsl ell o. att.ui the fIa,fs, iirta tho reri
fncc ot her psfoLts. ~ IT. r>st Il JuVn ave-. thu
Iu"' day afternoon, At o'c,0,k. lu2
| srtPHENs On .iuly 6,b, Cssrin. ststhem,
! youDs - IA rl'cI 4 Nll.sin aud Bridget Ssns
! AZ = vrgf -~f - dav.
|
&c tfuily iAS It'd to stiend the fuusralths sfAyl
afternoon, a. " cotk, fem "a, resdeuc, o. bel
! rar"r's ~ Wet Alt 81. to CNvary Ceneery. l3I
| TAYLOR ~ Nouisy Jnly Q. Mr.. Rebccea NJ
| IL, t.r - = =, v'tts, mrntis ami day
| TIE i4tnti Of the Emily, ~ tle members d
Il, invited - attend the funeral, on WeiuestaJ
at,. nul q, jay :. at p',ocs, n m her late real
! L1rs lil,rt ~, r, pl~asr coly "
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srock vLrcrrAross
This table 10 derived b. . comparison 0 the 90 %
o. .be Second Board ThursdAy with the firs' Board
today
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HAYES On Jay g. 1888 rs-v D1ln, ~i,. o
John hive', u n. Push d Besshso, Co. Kerry
Ireland, tsfd a yeNs.
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GEN ERAL BUSINESS.

An ELECTION FOR THREE Trust
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july. SO, ~ orde.. joins A. IARRAN /, I
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FOR tHR HAIR, FtRRYs 1KicorHgEots
- The best ari chrapcs a,tols. Sold hy druggists SUl
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AT e.. IAWSBEOkEE I'll MT.
h.snted / ~iIl s.y z pet COZ more i.Au a,
eve ~, gum, tis,os, &c. a. No = Becker q .
Il It
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FoREIoK NEWS /.

New York, June I.
The new steamship America, from
Bremen 2lth, via Southampton 9th, ar
rived this morning.
The Confederate loan Auctuated greatly
on the news Of Stonewall Jackson's desth.
Reports Of probable armis.ioe and the
prospect Of efjscting offers d! mediation
between the North and South are again
revived in London.
The Times says Of Hooker's address -
"lf this document were received without
authenticity it might pass for hoax indi-
eating the Federal commander and his
style"
A great meeting had been held at Shelf
held for the recognition Of the South. Que
hundred thousand persons were present.
A resolution was passed to nemorialixs
the government.
Mason left London Tuesday for Paris.
Incrsased strength was impaired to the
rumors Of the probability Of French msdi-
alton.
The Confedsats loan had advanced to
par.
Agricultural prospects in France ars
magnificent.
Orrcsea on the Dinshear has been occu.
pied BY the Polish Insurgents. The in
aurgens gained victory 1t Nierxs.
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New York /, June 7.

A Washington special to the Herald.
dated 9Th, states that the Sd division OF
the 9th army corps Crossed the Kappa
hammock At Deep Run at noon yesterday
on pontoon bridge laid by detac h ment
Of the Engineer Corps. The object was
reconnaissance in force tu ASCERTAIN the
motives and position Of the enemy. The
rebel sharp shooters made some opposi-
ton to the placing Of the pontoon bridge,
but were quietly overcome. although We
lost ! or men in the operation. After
the division crossed there was consider
able skirmishing, and the rife pits occu
pied by the rebel riHemen were finally
carried and . number of prisoners captur-
ed. The rebels still hold Fredericksburc
General Longstrest is there and shows q
strong front at the upper fords of the
Rappahannock. tits noticed large part
Of the rebel forces have gone 10 the direc.
tion of Gordonsville.
Our army is in good spirits and ready
to move forward at an hours notice.
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New York, June 7,


The Times special from the army OF tho
Potomac of the 9Th givos particulars OF
the crossing of the Rappahannock. The
crossing Was very unexpected. Two pom
toons were laid at Franklin, one mile b..
low fredericksburg. Al. soon - the en-.
envy discovered our purpose they fred on
our men from their rife pits, but were
driven ont by the 26th NeN jersey
Some SO Of the 93d Florida were captursd.
We lost five killed aud about twenfy Eve
wounded Our forces advanced cautious
ly and by dark they reached Bowling
Green and posted their piclets for the
night. This audacious movement sur
prsed our own officers not less than the
enemy. 1t is perfectly noissAnce,
by which the commanding General hopes
to obtain positive information regarding
the enemy's intentions. This morning
enough was ascertained to locate the
greater portion of the enemy force. We
took nearly one hundred prisoners. inclu-
ding one Major. During tho nigh. Lee
marched two corps back from the vicinity
Of Salem Church to position in front Of
our lines. Longstreets corps reinforced
the troops in Fredericksburg and slept
there that night. This morning they
moved in . soushsrly direction. By this
bold movement We have demonstrated 70
a certainty what has become of the enc
my; besides diviuiug hm PURPOSES. The
men behaved IN the most gallant manner,
and cheered as they crossed for the third
time this historical atrcam. The move
ment has filled the army with excitement
and with impotence.
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Murfreesboro, june 7.

Col. Wilder. of thu mopn,.3 ;rs.r,rx
has returned from another highly success.
full expedition to Liberty. He broke mn
hand Of guerrillas, taking eli their hor-
ses and 90 prisoners.
Desertere represent that III. MAJ. =,
troops in Brsgp's army are in s,,,a =,
"u.'ny. the 4ist. Col. Tucker, has been
uhoer neasy guard for several days.
a poraon oil BreckInridge's and Nc.
have gone INTO Mississ mi are ain n on,
front.
Heavy firing has been he.,a I, ~.
direction OF Triupe which !. ~, ~. .n'
planned. :" -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
z LATEST NEWS.
From Gen. Banks
Army!
DESPERATE FIGHTING
AT PORT HUDSON
MOVEMENTS ON THE RAP.
PAHANNOCk
L.4TEYT FROM GEc
GRANT.
Reports from Richmond
Papers.
FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, June 6.

New York, June 6.
The Hernld's N. o. correspondent Of
the 18th gives some particulars of the At
tack on Port Hudson. The attack COM
mencsd on the 9Th by land and water
The fight was desperate all day and con-
tinued on the es,h. Gen. Weitzel, after
long and close lighting. finally captured q
heavy six gun battery, and has turned
them on the rebels. On the enemys
right Sherman charged and carried the
works by storm, but the enemy massed
his troops and our men had to fall back
In this charge the ed Louisiana fought
like demons. and lost some 600 out of
800 men. Gen. Sherman was severely
wounded in the leg; Col. Clarke and Col.
Cowles were killed; Col. Smith badly
wounded. The Sixth Michigan and 18th
New York each lost half Of their men
In the centre attack of Gems. Augur and
Grover the enemy we're driven into his
main works.
The Tribuns's letter, dated New Or
leans, May 2e.h, has the following: The
propeller Ida arrived last evening from
Baton Rouge.
From s. Bryan. of l2sth N. Y. learn
that at 2 a, m. heavy cannonsding could
be heard At Port Hudson. Our loss heavy.
reported at leas, 1000. Gen. Banks
moved from point TO point along the lines
with perfect GOODNESS. His Quick eye
would detect laggard movement or nm
important position, and an aid would bio
dispatched with instructions. He in
dulged in NO vain display Of staff officers
The fg ht was without doubt renewed at
dsybreak yesterday. The mos, perfect
confidence was felt that the rebel strong
hold would succumb to the Union force.
An expedition composed of eight iegi-
ments. under command of Colonies Chick
ering, 4th Mass. and Morgan. Goth New
York, arrived last evening al Algiers,
having marched thirty miles. These
troops will be immediately sent to the re-
lief of Ban Ks at Port Hudson.
The following list of officers killed and
wounded has been furnished me by = staff
officer: Col Payne, Cd La, killed Col.
Kingsley, 2sth Ct, wounded severely !;
Clarke, 9th Mich. killed
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Nashville, June 8.

The light at Franklin on the 4th was
between four brigades of rebels under
Forrest and our forces-thres regiments-
who held the rebels at bay until the re-
movai Of she Federal stores, when our re-
Inducements came up and drove the reb-
els beyond the town.
On the morning Of the 9Th instant the
rebels we're sscertained 10 have re.ent.r.5
the Town. Aitsr severe Sighting on the
streets Col. Faulkner, Of sLe IN Ken.
lucky cavalry, again drove them some
miles beyond the town. taking 80 prison.
es. Col. Faulkner Was badly wounded
md arrived here last night. All quiet q
Fnnklil to-day.
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Philadelphia. June 6.

HId0cIPuIH, Suut o.
The following is special 10 the Bulle-
tin:
Cincinnati, June 6. - Advices from
Vicksburg to June 81 contain no particu-
lar news. Grant is ablo to press the siege
and take care of Johnston who is posted
still at Jackson. His reported march on
Memphis 10 not confirmed.
Our siege guns are close up to the enc
mys works, and playing vigorously on
them and the town.
On LIST inst. the rebels shot 300 horses,
on the river bank-being unable to feed
them.
General Blair is up the Yazoo; impor.
tant news is expected from him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-08
New York.June 8


The steamer Morning Star from N. D.
Of the S9lh, arrived this morning. having
encountered heavy weather of Cape
Hatteras.
In the Department Of the Gulf the
whole interest in military affairs is CEN
tered in Port Hudson, which was COM
pletely invested by the Govt forces.
Banks commanded in person = force
supposed I'd be sufficient for it's reduction
The strength within their defences 10 &C.
timated at 10 to 10000. Fighting was
still in progress at the date of the depart
ure Of the Morning Star.
Brig. Gen. Sherman arrived at N. O.
on the night Of the 29.h, severely woun-
ded, but not dangerously
Col Daniels I'd La. regiment distin-
guished itself in charging upon the en-
emy's siege guns, losing in killed and
wounded ever GOO. Gen. WeitxeI had
captured portion of the line of defensss
and held one of their heaviest batteries
The following is from the Era Of the
ooh instant
All attention in this department is now
turned towards PIT Hudsop Our ;nfor-
mation from that point is not very full,
but We are 10 possession of enough to as
sure our readers that there is every reason
to take = cheerful and hopeful view of
events. We have no hesitation in saying
that the result Of the fighting thus far has
been decidedly favorable To our arms
thousand rumors are flying abou, the
streets, but our advice to our readers il
not to heed them. They are - a rule
utterly untrue. That th. resu,t v;ll ha /.
success 70 gladden. every loyal heart We
have no doubt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-08
Especial to Post.1
Washington, Ju

"unHFHS NVH, SuHc v.
A dispatch boat from below has just ar
rived with the important information that
the rebels have evacuated fredericksburg.
tue movements of Lees army which
have given rise to SO many conflicting re-
ports during the past week are explained
by the removal OF his entire force from the
line of the Rappahannock which is now
10 undisputed possession of Gen. Hooker
Our forces Immediately crossed the river
and occupied the town over which the
Stars and Stripes are now floating As
yet, We have no indication of the direction
which Lee has taken.