The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-30

|Ipickets. Pryor says Les issued ap ordss
FOR the return Of Capt. Burbridae on Sat.
4d1% %ae1 Rs,er w DaeAa61y Asrsu
turned as soon IS Barbrides sIrives
Since Pryor's capture Burbridee hs<
been dismissed from the army for disobe.
beying ordefs foshidaing Ahe exchange d
papers or holding ihtefoodrss Win iA1 'sn.
eny under any prstext. Pryor is now in
Old Capltol prnop. sssfs1g-e
News from the Army Of tho Potomse
OF Sunday evening states the usual
asonns Of piAket 6nas !. going on. Ev-
erything else is quiet.
There 10 considerable cannon ding and
picket firing in Buffers Department.
New York, Nov. ..
This evening Chief Youag and detec.
tire Bennett and n. r. Dasell arrested
two men on suspicion OF having been en-
gsged in the recent plot to destroy the
CITY, Ths psiseDeee arss bssAs ffen ,ahs
South snd have been hovsring around tak
city for some time past. without any
visible husiaess or ocsnpadon. They ase
detained 1t headquarters for examina ion.
PsAss Ress1nttsss u H. 1sbsi oensrer,
NV Yosk, Nov. y.
II ths rebsl Hssss Of Repressatssivs
oo the 46sh, ]. T. Leach OF North Carroll.
n, offered this rei6I1lyoa With preamble :
Whereas, the anfriendly interference
Of eitisens af non-slavsho)dine States with
~ ssSersSa rikhf1 of i1stss 1as q csss
Of this cruel. bloody, and relentless war:
and whereas the eitisens OF tho Slave
States il 40. ppgnasdsd morent upder
the Influence Of u6wiss couueiis, Without
mature dslibesasion - 70 the feasfsl con-
ssqusoces. made the election of Abraham
Lincoln the occasion for precipitatiag the
Confederate States out Of the Union. fol-
loved BY fearful srais Of consequences;
aud whereas We, the representatives OF
the people. desire 70 place ourselves fairly
before the civilized world IS anxious 70
secure ~ honorable ssd permanent peace,
therefore,
Resolved, That when the United States
shall signify its willingness 10 recognise
those rish,a, and guasssise citizens tleir
rights Of property as provided by the
Constitution and laws OF Congress, We will
sgree to treat for peace on sash terms -
may be agreed on By com missioners. or by
States acting in their sovereign character,
and rau6ed By . majority of the peop,e,
which shall constitute the bond 81 peace
between The North and South.
MIR. Leach sustained these resolutions
in speech, and-thcn they w.re voted
down almos. unanimously
The army correspondent OF the Tri-
bune says. gans hare been ssnt to the
front which will throw shells iato Rich.
mond from our nearest position. The
shsll n iunaunabis to m extxaordinsry
degree, and It is thought the rebels viii
be burned out with them.
On the A. N. of the flth state room
on the steamer Glen City, running be.
tween New York and New H.sen wss
fousd on Gre similar 10 the hoisls hnre.
Three more arrests have bsen IL asla. Ho.
tel keepers have increased their rewards
to $4,000 .es-
An attempt to Ere the International
Hotel vas made last night
A Washington specisl to the Tribune
says NosbJ's sdjntsnt. Who hid ,aken
the oath Of allegiaaos has been captured.
New York, Nov. 90.
The Connereials Washington special
sayss tSf99 gsE
J, The indications are that the Secretary
OF the Treasury viii recommend . con.
tinuance of the direc! loans aud increased
tsEsaieps ac4 espesi&ly y nsnsfsctsrss
Gen. Hancock was - be presented viii
field carriage from friends 10 New York
The Posts Washington special say .
senator Sherman will be chairm,n Of The
Finases sConnitses. Hs 10 here and
avors bis opposition TO the printing oI
any more currency.
Gen. Banks II about 70 return to New
Orioaas.