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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-02
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VIEEeiL1AAND: o..c..r,puq-r.,,. nd ,,,,,ip,
aeltlsugent, mil aud Ees Af Innate 80 nirl tDu 81
depLa by railroad Rich soil produces iaIgo cpps VA Z
can b. growing 20 anf a,acs tfar' OF hDi p.
10 " per acre payable within four yea good onsra 'ie
g Gf urturef ad others ciulees, sChooa 4ud good
.oeety. IL il nov te Dcst improving pacc fasi on -
Bundfcdi sei.ng ald building The beany WIZ r.
combating reports and gsiu ul nion 4llon VA b. sfi u
AddTcss CHAkLEs Il. Lands. Vine4ni T. o., tuDDeii"
Co, New Jefsey
From Report Of Scion Robiu'on, ~ I'd Tribune. .
" u is oi tie extensive "ftlr ifacti h h amor
level po,iY su8 sui 4a dop To- lrhaani lin"k 'h"'
,s. aLloM nl LA-a AZ. " ~ Mr-LnLl fln-I---
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POLITICAL.

GRAND MASS MEErIS0-TlE MEMBERS or THE
~ Cammtee OF Arrangements for tne Grand Mass Meet
ing lie held this SsaiurAy evening
are requested attend puneuar. AZ IAnnany Hail. ths
day (SaturdAy), at o cQcK BY order OF -
DOUviLAs TAYLOR Chairman.
Juint Committee OF Arrangements.
HARRIS sooERr secre,.res
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sSGs 4 sGss si!SSSas.oSfEs
o, ru,. a fSs%fc ftiHS'' Auelios,
on THIS DAY 'sa'~daHyh; n. .,
IS West Sixteenth street. bswss o,ows g ne mansion
:. :. ~. S's',
hned Wit -stnary marble voc etnry and -kcass
glass satlnwDod snpsrb sewo MIA eres with plate
csmn,' q hlosade ahd aes vur,au- "s"a
ssys. c@n nHss vase, osYfFee " WIN as. cy rated
iu ss oy kense Br Ma 81, satnary Or
IN, ~ anu Diop e Clocks K-rlining tihsl ~''' W
.d ROSEWOOD PlANOFoKTE
superior ies,iumen made by civ nave . c.n,.rh,-,
French cloth Co'er. Stool ChanbefsIi.e,o od ana ma
a-Glace. Hat aud spring nsilresses Peshsr css u
ksts sheet. counle'lanes Miror. Also large
OF Dining Room and basement Furniture ~
a OYER 5000 WORTH OF ELEGANT
Household Furniture Velvet BIuG.e. and insrain GARNET,
=. public auction this Day Saturday. October 81 AZ Ii
Dr Bsa,sn al his residence Is West ' plSis.y .,
tClnton pnoc). betweea Fiith and Srtb avenues
nor' nas'onssr woaia ca. the .,'sniion q parties
comrriscs the most bosutfui PAor Chamber and Dnar
Room Furniture offered :. auction this
beautiful Paror sns covered Ia French sol
And green .s rsps Top Tsss E..ssre. h chns
Clock Lace and hrooAtcl CurtA Corner and book Stands
nAGsiFicENr RosHwoop rIASoYoRrE.
elegant instrument cverstrng basa full iron plate full
Rosewood aud black MAiaa, Beds.eads Bureau. wash.
stands spring ana Hair Ma!tre:sss Loangs. sksr..
elegant Trenrh Chlns ivory Table Cutlery rch Uat
GLASS Silver Ware Kitchen Cutlery and cfockery ae
N. B-A furniture exprcssman viii he In attendance 10
cart pack or shlp gcods for porohasera
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FINE AnTs.

pE RAcu. Puoro.RAptRss, lci BnoApwAf.
nar " no. street opp" &c ih.t DlAek 70 =. lnsIe
- ~ "a @h tupfr tatss ar nie, Euct,rss age
lhio ~, 10 ia.'r - erinen
.Ad "a a. lAsr ca e ).
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DAILY. DEMocRArsi RALLY.
GRAND MASS MEETING
UNITED DEMOCRACY,
AROUND
COOPER INSTITUTE
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. OCT. 81
Al ~ O'Clock.
THE HON HORATIo SEYMOUR,
THE HON. JAMES 8. THAYER. =.
TnE iioS SANFORD z. CHURCH ,.,,.,-
,os,r,vrSx ::SS5sysms v,Gr 81 pflssns nssr soanv
Apamber OF Other sminsns speakers arc expected iu-
e GOVERNOR BRAMLETrE,
-. pr Kentucky.
who win probably be present.
The democratic electors Of New York and the various
ward and district organizatons. cordially invited
stand No nearest Third avenue. win be appropriated
the German democracy. who will be addressed By dis
tnguished German orators n.
By order of the General Committees Of Tam
- ~ : DOUGLAS TAYLOR. ChsiruaAns
1 Joint Committee Of Arrangements
H.ssr HAsss isxnE iSocsH,' Secretaries. ,s ~ ss
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uoUsr.. moos.. ~c.. WANTED.

nv -xta4rp uOusg-sgTsEgs FoDhTn asD
ssls $685. Wsshisftsn slssfs fni ftitish ofs~s
$780, f.n .ef sntsf 10 ~ = Va tft - tf1t ~.
r..uxfr,frp rocus -TnRgg yrrsitnkD eopss
Il a. A. frf " ff. Af~rs Ntr1 80 t~a - ffmas
n Z 1fH tt4 kFfta~, 90 "a sst
Itksfrs D. ~ AssALL rsIysrg yAsftst. nsAfi.
w b. = 90 sHls shst nyfs. 80 y ~ -1 -
IL Nrs - "a - lHloftrftt - ~ - = -
- sss a Aafrisk s.slA. fii ~ te~Ns = We A.
fst
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coraRrsEusuIp.

f,orsRrsgssniy. .--sosA yiDE PARItss wasIisy
Y pslfas.s si~sYs a~st n4.f1 trffns a. go
,.~ I. p.ssassssIs vhe-. ~ sfs.assI ess s. I. ~ h
NotsyAssgsA9
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FINANCIAL.

F1NANClAL.
MECHANICS BANKING ASSOCIATIONS. NEW YORK.
lv1 Ocl ~ lS6iA dyidsnd Of four pef cent 80 was this
declared Of tho pTonts OF the last months.
payable hrst Monday Of November poIimo free Of
government TAI. BY order J. II. FONDA. Osahisr.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE BOOKS OF
Iv the Ling Branch and Bsz Shore Kafond Company will
b opened u receive subsorptions go. . --'
Occan nmeu,h cuny. on rhu'sdsy the sth dsJ of
sioners ROBERT LAND Chairman.
raAscIs CoRLixs. Sesrstary.
LoEo BaAscn. Oct. ~ iS63.
nrrICE or TIE NORWICH ARMS COMPANY. NOR.
" wich. Conn, October ~. ls53The second quarterly
dydend Of hve @ ccn has been declared 70 the hors
of of this company Octobcr 3 1861 PAYABLE Noyca
b~r o. free 10 go~ernyssnt tsS
onses Of hessrs Bancroft Co. % STATE street, boz
New York stockholders nj the once ol Messts
u d. Ashley Co, No. 81 Rrchange pae-
copnecticut stockholders viii reosivs their dividends ~
the once OF the Company In Norwios. Conn.
W. II TISCLEf. Secretary and Treasurer.
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AMUsE mENrs.

TUE NEW YORK THEATRE
La,s walaeks corner Broome street and Broadway.
i-a,t night of The wonderful
A., MARrIsRrTI AND NARzErrI FAMILIES,
talnnents Ia the Can. a.
formanrc OF - ''"'' W" - '''-' ~
=. ,. ,la MME zANrRErrA or THE TIouT ROPE,
y" y" '"i'""eA oy the t7nnilfu Ballet of o.
The ilNANDIERR f's
IHheips chafacefs iy Nine Marreiti hiis p..,-. uz.
hAiunetu Mons MA,Aeu Mons Nc Aris 49,. s'a...
and an ellclent 'ors lo Rlllot 'N"' """' "S'1o~&
WONDERFUL EYOLU rIONS On ,he noup, n IN .,gzv
pyh ns kNrpre,l aud ,ns G pr.nsi,n Ia "@"'
t. cone~'uQc WIN M Erntaiionai panomtue ~ ~,
ITALIAN hRloASDS
Seventh avenue cars -A hs d9o ever five minutes
korcs-rhs theat WI BE- let for a. perform
ances during tie absence u i!s company Apply 70 o.
Lee. on the premises.
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a orlcE no nol sLAuourEREas ASP rAcxEas.

N ~ = 4 cxncn o the G " Of New YORK cons.
rn e d led price Of horse feed and si articles
81 hlr. ola .umpt fiso The sci OF
- ~ NEE. e. g must employ In max NJ and 70
-, "a tr md also horse shoe
nrt- elise nave 70 for, respectful
Ni..t -uasloy usEn advanc- N the ~ ces sc
a. IA e. We By the
~ .p,anl. IL &C. loo. md 10 Bsoosyn 1,sc
n r. 4 saiu where have 70 cross the rver
lsr b. 20 elect and afsr the "a OF Noscm
I'D
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ANTHOLOGY.

u MAURICE. GREsr AND KgsL AsfRDLooEs.
"A. u 10 Blssf ar fiiesi,
m ysar Gsstfay ytu wsuia tuaw
Tssn n ffafsss Nauft'- ~
Ils 80 fnta ~fl grfDi1s
Ilrat q on Jnutsf q hs ~ SD.
Ht.sfo gauEs N ~,
fsta hrfl-e yod tNar.
~ % = q - tlfsiF
fufn ~ ar.uaInr Z III ~ ~.
ufuI mot sfrT snss 100
m - - pst searf ant frtfs
al fora FiEr 81 al 49, nFnsfsi
- tsrssrt thslr wttas NO. ut iss egD -
v. ifh saas sSsr1iss yf~ ro1ftefip a.l flf
NIL ~ h pfsnss. nlsfsfsnr gsn. 7 o. A.. tb~
Or "a w nsrry. snd des itss 90 ntf1 hfa,
sn4 STE ~ ~ etuslss sF~edr mar sfFs " iaf -
"a tsps.sss All hu fsasTM 80
fss.s ssIftes wtHfs - q safsss % au4Fftssts .
assti 81 sas~rf.i ~ istss 20 - f~1i. ~ Agls ~
fn 10 Hlsssssf .iasst asa w~sef fss-issf~s 20
ssats. gsstem<a o.
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sALEs Ar AUCTION.

IT.
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~ UTIIU 10 TNIIFINE---ITIE I'M US NOHhFN'f FVH
n rosrr. kA lnsua cors-r .f Frto8 and Kassa,
-ftt,.,is. aunltl ~ futn street. CLARK HnauNsy
.kfura hrosdssy; KunShs f.nh street. and uoid
Uri BsN.rt u~stsi - attend unf ~ IA
rrusr. 49,, al Reform Hail 81 Srand street Ls
4. :. en- ng tsocock 81 order of the cenuAl Con
sfnire. 81
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IIorss oy loans 10 gAsr nyusryS s.a1gf.-
n Al Ah4A ls NefnftI M = furtt flax
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RErUrAnoS or sLASpzRous gaARaEs
Mr. Charles Deyln, Of the city New York having heard
certAn runors affecting his reputAon 10 connection with
ecunry transactions between him and the late Mr. Donna
Accabe Immediately prposed 70 the friends Of Mr. McCabs
that two persons both of whom should
the frends OF Mr. McCAbc the deceased these
should Immediately proceed examination OF aad trans
The undcrsgned hercupon selected by Mr. Deviin
on tho one part and Mr. Allen Cooper acting the Of
transactions -l-fI I-'. "-.. p
After careful investigation In which the books.
papers connected with the above freely their
service the undersigned have arrived the following
clusions:--
Ei,-Tha, the amount Of $7 % Justly duo to the said
Charles Deylin by the late Dennis McCabe r
seond-rhat 70 secure the payment Of this amount Dem
mis- McCabe the 10th October 1863 executed the pre-
OF Henry Tyson, an Instrument assigning certain
property n Charles Deviin. ~ ----
Tnrd-That the said Charles Devln had deducted pre-
vos TO this investigations for the benefit OF McCsbe,
$40 from the above account leaving his claim 90 26
FourthThat said Charles Devn further us In
answer TO question to him, that he
to Mrs McCabc all his right and interest In the above assign
en whenever satisfactory arrangements could be mRde
paw his claim. -If,
Ffth-That undersigned further that
above no grounds for attrbung dshonorable
motives to Mr. Charles Devliu. DAVID b. SCOTT.
IL
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CuTTENaURG sHARrsH 90 TERS-THE sHoOriSo
" WI AK place o Monday. November 2, a, A. NICK
ERT New Celia bes nnins at ~ O'Clock II the weather
floves be IL will be POSTPONED uil next day.
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pmfLiP EOLsrp Asfst Yos o. HicyfD !.
MfssesU Nsw fufs
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.nyrIcz PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP conrAxy.-

" SAw lOnx, Oa. -. tSA
sot,c A.. h~rcsy rivsn Anaual eeci0n 10
drusr, q IA. nI.ny sit y hla a. The oivs oI ae
Mall stres on Nrihf& &iaf, NOV ~, ltS
bets,.n the toars " " " aufiP Y n. .
Tne hop . IN closed on NnndaY N"F y ~
y. N ant rebpon fr.4as. Nys. p, Al ~ A D.
n Ny order OF the HBsri ~ Directors
TiiEuDOnr r. JOHNSON, Sasfc,afy
, rwiSK aAauFACrUaHag Assy-tTtos. -TiN hs
II GUAR un,rtav fnrrsiug ~ 10 teid tN bptsuan
t'rret Nsnssy, Noyentsr x All f.N. ".
iAs- 4. .Iuasss, See a0 MI % tAfl fff en-
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.>rorfcf--rD rng iouRSEyMEN rAILoRs OF nE,

NOTICE. E-CREDITOgs OF rHB LArB FIRMS op
~ trrnsie BAs@ nd Iienry Boie rssiaur mt Mo- i5
-f.fe -trrsi). hrTrb, no ne tat the ms WI 70
-, a u an on IA street. Heury'a rsst a
s-slt alter oeOck ON sturdy. octogeT 81 l-ss
tenry's rest -nt III W ter street
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)ETU ANNIvERSARY.-THE TWENrY-F1FTH ANNf-
ZsD veixsry " uhs' Missionary Association
pcci the ring street P'csbytcran church. Va
Ecx viii take Sabbath evening Nov ], al
y. Addresses may DC rx cctei from The Rev ORA
= l. u and II. ID. Gansr Singing BY the children. All
gfrcnas OF tao cordially Invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-27
ashington. August &c,

1t appears from statements received at
the Navy Department that during the
month OF July, sil6, 1889 was received for
duties at San Francisco, which is, there
fore, the next point IN Importance TO N
Y, as far as the revenue is concerned. -
The revenue of Tuesday, July Goth, was
$4,000, the largest sum ever received
there in single day,
Gentlemen attached to public service
say that in the Smelling of Sumter at a
distance eff five miles, a greater success
has been attained with the parrot guns
than has heretofore entered into their cal
cufations.
Even rebel accounts of the recent move
ments against Charleston are regarded
here as affording cheering prospect OF
complete Success.
The Navy Department has received no
official advices within the last two DAYS
from that quarter. Guerrilla bands infest
the south side o. the Potomac, stealing
horses and property, without respect to
persons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-27
New York, Aug. &c.

The Herald's special says: C. Ed ward
Lester, Clerk in the War Department,
was arrested Monday at Harper's Ferry,
with important documents intended for
the enemy in his possession. Lester is
suspected as having been in communica.
ton with the rebels for some time. and
has doubtless given them much valuable
intelligence.
The guerrllas VINO infest the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal again made Their
appearance yesterday on the tow.path.
about 20 miles above Georgetown. Thay
appeared in squads Of Is or 20. Thew
did no damage.
An active pursuit Of the guerrilla bands
who lnfest the country in the vicinity Of
our lines, is constantly kept up BY GU,
forces, and more or less of them are dali,
captured
The steamer City of Baltimore, Capt
Mitchell. arrived here this a. m. fro M Fl
Monroe. She reports the enemy has no
appeared upon the Potomac, reports e
the contrary notwithstanding. and Their,
are no indications Of new batteries a an,
point. Our dispatch boats have no, bae,
able 10 discover any rebels upon the VIZ
ginia shore, and the whole country Iussr.
an air OF loneliness aud desolation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-27
st. Louis. Aup.

Ut. Louis, Aug. 2b.
A despatch from Gen. Fiske to Gen.
Schofeld, from Pilot Knob, says Col.
Warden's cavalry made raid to Poca-
hontas, Ark, routed several bands of
guerrillas and captured abont 100 priso-
ners, among them Gen jeff Thompson
and all his staff. A special from Leaven-
worth to the Democrat saws Jim Lane had
returned to lawrence. The citizens with
Lane killed a of QuantrePs men. Mar
shall law is proclaimed at Leavenworth.
1873 bodies have been burned Mt Lawrence
up to this morning. lS2 buildings were
burned, 30 Of them brick, and IS widows
and 240 orphans were made by Quantrel's
raid. Several merchants have commenc-
cd rebuilding. All the towns ia the State
have ssnt large sums of money for the re-
lief OF the suffering ones, Quantrel's
spies were hung at Lawrence to-day
The Chsfs of the Delaware and Fox In
dams, offered their services to Lane.
Reports just received says that build
ings in Cass county, Mo-. are on FIRE, and
loo rebel sympathissrs killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-27
Kansas City. Aug. q

Gen. Ewing has just returned, from
the pursuit of Quantrell. The rebel force
that attacked Lawrence 10 estimated at
not over 300. They disbanded at head.
quarters, Grand river, some going south,
some going northeast, and others scatter
ing into the brush.
Our forces have been divided accord
ingly, and continued skirmishing is 60
ing on.
Lieut.. Col. Lazzear. with two squad
rons Of the LIST cavalry, MISSOURI State
Militia, had an engagement with 100
guerrllas on Big Greek, near Harrison.
vile, Mo-, killing FIVE, and capturing
considerable quantity of goods and hor-
ses taken at Lawrence.
Tbirty-one guerrilias have been killed
as far as heard.
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The following interesting letter is from
q. @. Fulton, enditor of the Baltimore
American
Of Charleston, Friday noon,
August 2.
Ft. Sumter still flies the re bel flag, but
its west wall is mass OF ruins and shells
60 into the Fort and explode inside, some
passing through the east wall, going in
on one side and coming out on the other.
An easterly wind prevailed on Tuesday
and Wednesday, but broke away on
Thursday. We now have fine weather,
and it is expected the Monitors will 90
in force to Sumter this afternoon. The
lronsides and our wooden vessels have
shelled Wagner and Gregg every day,
keeping them quiet while our shore bat
teriss are hammering Sumter.
Seven North Carolina deserters from
Sullivan's Island were picked up in a
boat last night by tho Montauk. They
say the rebels are preparing to abandon
Sumter and blow it up; that they have
been taking the guns out of ii ever since
the attack on it in April last, which de-
mons,rated its inab-44+.yt>t to hold out; that
there are not certainly over 8 or 8 guns
now in the fort, the remainder being qua
kers; that the borden of beer barrels are
merely intended to sustain the telegraph
wire between Sumter and Moultrie, and
no part of the distractions of the harbor;
that the North Carolina troops are anx,
iohs to go home, and are at most in sta tc
of mutiny; that the rebels all anticipate
the fall of Charleston; the walls of Sumter
are extensively preached in number Of
places, and that there is great scarcity of
provisions among the rebels. The flag
Of Sumter has been shot away four times,
and now there is no flag up.
The rebel batteries on james Island
throw shell night and day into our lines,
but do not cause more than one or two
casualties daily.
Admiral Dahlgreen is anxious to let the
army and naval batteries finish Sumter,
expecting to have plenty of work for Mon
tiers in taking the interior line of.defenses
at Charleston.
A flag of truce was sent to Wagner on
Friday morning and firing ceased during
the interview, when it was resumed again.
Gen. Gilmore notified Gen. Beaurcgard
he would commence to shell the city
within as hours, requesting him to re-
move the women and children.
The whole military fleet went up Fri
day night for another assault on Sumter
The Passaic got aground, and so much
time was lost in getting her off that the
expedition was abandoned for the night.
The rebels did not discover her position,
though she was within half mile of the
fort.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-27
New York. AUG DC


The Persia brings dates from Liver
pool, 10Th, Queenstown, 18th.
Little is said concerning American
affairs. Attention is called 10 the fact
of the Federals pushing forward construc.
tons and powerful sea going monitors.
VIM. Cornell Jewett had an interview
with the King Of Belgium, who promised
to use his influence To induce England to
join France in mediation.
The Morning Post does not consider
it improbable that the French occu patton
of Mexico may lead to more intimate re-
latlons between Napoleon and the Con-
federates. and create trouble with the
Washington Government.
There is growing belief at Paris that
war on account Of Poland is lot to be %
pretended.
The Memorial Diplomatique announces
that the Archduke Macmillan, Of Aus
trla, accepts Of the crown of Mexico.
Three British war steamers, recently
sold at Plymouth to London Co, were
suspected oil being intended for the Con.
{
Victoria, Naucouver's Islam I'd is the
headquarters oil the British squadron in
the Pacific
/ IL Is asserted that the Spanish Minis
Ter approves OF the Mexican Empire. =
Madrid journals are divided.
Tie replies Of the three Powers were
all sent TO St. Petersburg, to be delivered
on the nth, and forthwith published -.
Each Cabinet replied to the argument.
addressed to itself, but terminates with
an identical paragraph testifying to the
unity OF their views.
The monthly statement of the Bank o
France shows decrease in ca sh OF oyeI
Ia 600, 600 francs.
There are vague rumors thu Prussis
contemplate seeding from Tia ] German
| Consideration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-27
New York, Aug. 26.

The steamer Persia, with 3 days later
news from Europe, is below.
Tribune has the following special:
Headquarters Army Potomac,
Aug. 25.
Piekets of the enemy called this morn.
ing across the Rappahannock, to those OF
our own, that Fl. Sumter had been taken
by us. This is confirmation Of news re.
ceived via. Fl Monroe by Richmond pa
pers Of yesterdays date.
A cavalry force under Fitz Hugh Lee
crossed the river yesterday morning
near Carbins Neck, miles below Fred
ericksburg, but were speedily routed by
a brigade Of Gen. Curtis, with loss in
prisoners, of 3 engineer officers and d
number of privates. Our loss is slight
No officers injured.
The positions of the rebel army now il
somewhat thus Ewell lies near Orange
Court House, A. p Hill near Rapidan
station. Longstreet stretches from L. S
Ford TO fredericksburg, and his pickets
on the Rappahannock down to Port Roy
al. Lees headquarters lie about miles
beyond Orange Court House, On the Cor.
louisville road.
Twenty-Five rebel prisoners and de-
serters left for Washington last evening
and several more this morning. They
report continued disaffection and deser.
ton in the rebel army. VIM. King and
John Pearce, deserving privates from the
Sth Georgia, report Gen. Stuart as having
been relieved of his cavalry command
and the appointment of Gen. Hood in hi
stead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-27
Gairo,Aug.oe5

Col. Winslow, with his command, ar
rived from Carson City, having come
through via Grenada and Coldwater
river. At Grenada he met 1t. Col. Phil
lips force, which had destroyed the cars,
DC. AT Coldwater he skirmished with
the enemy and lost killed, and A wound.
ed. Col. Winslow brought in 100 pris-
oners.
The steamer Autocrst. fag-boat of the
Marine Brigade, arrived from below this
p. M. steele's expedition is progressing
well. No battle had been fought at last
accounts, although there is one in pros
poet. The gunboat Chilicothe, which
has been undergoing repairs here since her
disaster in the fight at Fl. Greenwood, is
almost ready for seavice again, much
more formidable than before. She will
be commanded by Lit. Harry Rytinge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-27
ST. Louis AUG. o6.

W 1IVu1p FAub' ~.
Gen. SchoGeld's order, mentioned yes
terday, says, large numbers of men from
the rebel armies in the Mississippi valley,
are returning to Missouri; that the State
is in danger Of a repetition Of the scenes
of violence and bloodshed which charac-
terized the months of July and August,
last year, and that the united efforts OF
loyal citizens and troops of this depart,
ment will be required, to avert the evil
he says all who voluntarily abandon tbs
rebel cause, will be released upon taking
the oath OF allegiance, and giving bond
for future good behavior, but those en-.
gagged in robbing and numbering, will be
exterminated without mercy.
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New York, Aug. z!

The steamer Constitution arrived this
p. M from Hilton Head, Esd, and Charles
ton bar at 5 p. N. same day. She left at
anchor off Charleston bar the United
States steamer Brooklyn with steam UP
for New York, having ON board the re.
mains of Capt. Rod gers and the Psymas
ter of the Ca,skil.
The bombardment was going ON with
great energy-hring very rapid.
The last report from Morris Island was
that Sumter had not responded to our
guns for two days. Sumter is entirely
demolished and Moultrie has been 81
fenced.
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OFF Charleston. Aug. 23.

Sumter this morning is an immense
ruin. The rear wall is battered down
and the interior OF the Fort is open to
view. Our shells strike against the in
side of the front wall, which 10 greatly
scattered, and at times balls pass entirely
through the Fort. The flag of Sumter
was shot away four times on Friday A
new flag is up this morning. The wealth
er issvery hot, and no ice to be had. -
Should there be no accidents tonight
the old flag will float over Sumter to-
morrow.
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