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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
Address Of tho Rebel Cea9Ssss-
New York, March %.

The rebel Congress before taking it,
hasty leave OF Richmond, after refusing
TO sdop. any Of the measures urged by
Davis Is requisite to eave the rebel cause,
issued an address to ths Southern people.
1t begins BY saying they cannot have
peace except by the sacrifice of tteir in
dependence and property, and that sub
jugstion and determination are the only
terms they can get. II refers to what it
regards as the evilssof reunion, and makes
an appeal to southern manhood. It gives
colored view Of the resources Of the
South, and calls upon the people to drive
into the ranks again sbssntees aud skulk-
ers. Il congratuistes the country upon
the appointment Of Lee as General-ln-
Chief, and apologies for the heavy bur
den of taxation they have been obliged to
impose, aud they believe the people of the
United States have become tired of the
war, and say they can at any time have
peace By aboliehing the wicked attempt
at suhjngation. They recite again their
grievances andsr the old government. and
cali upon the people to emulate the ex-
nipple of the Russians, when Napoleon
invaded their territory. They wind up
With stirring appeal, saying success Is
within their reach that the battle 10 not
10 the strong, and that the shade Of their
Inartyred heroes hover over and beckon
them on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
Rebel War Bullctin-shcima man Defe ated
Washington, March rs.

Rebel War Hullctin-she hes man Defe ated
Washipgton, March 23.
The Richmond Examines Of Tnssday
coptiins the following
Yesterday vac received NJ following
dispatch, sanouociag . brilliant victcsy
10 the vicinity Of Raleigh:
Cheering Intelligence from Rortk Car.
ctins-SAermaS roused-Oxr Troops
Behared Admirably M
Headquarters Armies Of Confederate
States, March SOTO Hon. J. C. Breck.
inridge. Secretary OF War:--Gen. J. E
Johnston reports that about 8 .. m. on
the 10Th be att ackcd the enemy near
Bentonville, routed him and captured
three guns. A mile in the rear lie ral-
lied on fresh troops bui vas forced back
slowly until s p. m., when receiving more
troops he apparently assumed the often
rve. which wss resisted with cut difficulty
until dark. This morning be 10 entrench
ed. Our loss i sGall. The troops be
haved admi1bly. Dense tbicke,s pre-
vented active opsrations.
On the llsk Stanton had annou need
that Sherman vas doing finely, and that
his army vas =, Fayetteville quietly rest
ing preparatory to another advance North
ward. 1t seems be did advance, bat not
far. This successful attack BY General
johnston gives earnest hope that the re-
doubtable Sherman has a: length met his
match.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

| The weekly returns a ~ Bask q
England showed IN increase ID the bull
lion u 4,af0 pounds. n EF Hs 90
| Of American securities Barring Bros.
circular says: 5-9O bonds are 10 soms
demand at 540543; Erie has alee Al.
vanced to 35s{0363 |; I. O. to a340544.
In other stock noshing doing. i
Liverpool, March ll.-Co.tqn-vmy
irregular, and more disposition n nanifested
BY the trade and spectators TO buy st
some decline. The week closed heavily
on Thursday at prices considerably be.
low former quotations.
American il in limited demand, and
has fallen fully I'd. Sales Of the week,
4 O6O bales. including AT on sptcnlstion.
AiddliOg Orleans 10 quoted at l61; MP
lond led; fair uplsnds It'd. Sales Fri
day Of shout 5000 bales, market closing
quietly and rather easier bat firm for
American.
Trade at Manchester exhibited /. daily
dropping tendency, and although a fair
business has been induced BY the fair
prices. At the close were still in favor of
BUYERS.
Richardson. Spence 4 Co. and Wake
Geld. Nssh h Co., report -four Al lsts
rates.
Red Western 7s 9d@8s Sd, per
Centfal. Corn steady at 26s Sd, ,026
. ID. Beef steady at ahoat Ate rates.
Pork e Sd lower Bacon fair demand,
foil prices. Lard. limited demand, but
steady 5os@60s for old, and 6Os@
Old. new. The Broker circular reports
sugar steady, aud molssses unchanged
Coffee inactive but steady. Rice quiet
and unaltered. Petroleum moderate de-
mand for refined, no crude Offering
Loodon-Barnig Bsos l. Co.. report
breadssuffs quiet and unchanged 6ugsr
steady. Cofee without change. Tea
lower.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

~ The. Mosmons have .cemmenosd
cutsisg s-ssbaf - . nagnitsds far .sx-
'cesding snything Of the kind ever under
taken in tho Tsrritory, for the txofold puf-
pose Of irritation and navigation. Start
ing near the boundaries Of Utah and Salt
Lake seassiss, twill wind it vay- along
the eastern side Of the valley, watering
the land on is course. ineludi6 very
considerable tract jet unbroken. and
reaCsiDg terminus in Salt Lake City, .
short distance south and west of where
the artesian veil Is being sunk: i,s entire
length being over tbirty-two miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
FOR EIGN NEWS.

New York, March 23.
The AustraIasian, which iefl Iaserpool
the morning of the lith. Qaeetstown
l2ih. arrived here at $50 this m.
TIE E ~ reached Qaeen>tosn ab tut
noon the 10Th. The news by the AZ No
of the fall OF Wilmington vas not uoex-
pe,tsi. and the effect, therefore. vas not
80 great 80 il otherwise would have been.
Federal securities had improved, bu, the
Confe ierats lone was only shade a-ier,
having declined in anticipation Of the
event. AT Liverpool and Manchester
there was i1cr eased fa,ness In the cotton
trade
The Army and Navy Gazette says that
the news by the Esaa is of character
generally to TAI the faith of those who be-
lieve that the Confsderates will maintaiu
their cause 10 The Geld. Les's com mnuni-
cations are threatened on all sides; Grant,
as if preparing for rush, has contracted
his lines. and is awaiting ouly Thomas
infantry from the West.
In the House of Commons Lord R,bt.
Ssrls inquired il demands had been made
BY America for compensation for tho do
ings Of the Alabama and other cruisers
Layard said no demand of the kind.
within the past six. months, had beer
made
Bright asked whether the Government
had not received sud presented Numerous
claims fiom Englisbmen.
Lsysrd responded in the affirmative.
Lord Palmerston, in reply 10 enquiry
said the Government had no intention to
repeal the Aberdeen act relative to Bra
| xii.
Efforts were still progressing, through
Portugal, to establish friendly relations
with Brazil.
+ Duke de Norncy died on the 10Th.
In ths French Senate, during the de-
bate on the address, lhe Marshal d
Boin.ey, among other offensivs remarks
l strongly expressed tho wish that the Fed
erals and Confedsrates might fight on q
she soaaletes snin - AslA feshf .I
that the Efench army in Mexico shoult
bs mads priioa6ss - the sobncinsion Q
peace. LOAD disspprobssieu
4 The Hank of France g~ised twenty
nine millieas e feash during tho wsek.
| Bourss dull.
! AZ 90 sdieses bstween IN Pope NJ
Iths Frsneh Miaisssr, the Pope igspre,
ltke Coatenaiase q Sspt1nhsf, ADD 4
sliasd ~ lsx11slion q iutsh - afazy- ],
4 Ia ne ke1 = Mattet eonsula aSessss
lat o0t0011 - Inno4s on7 183f08 Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

There 10 less excitement 10 gold. Op.
orators appear indisposed 70 make asJ
large ventures for either rise or fall
The military probabilities ase sgsinst bull
operations. aud the recent decline has
been go severe ~ 70 discourage oombina-
tions for . further fall. The price has
fuctuated between l57 and 1856.
The Commercials Washington special
says Richmond papers just received con.
tain nothing confmrmatory of the re-
ported check Of Sherman. There is q
scarcely concealed hopelsssness 10 the
Richmond press that augurs we'll for Sher-
nsn thus far. The best inf rmed author
tiles here regard Shernan's position Is
sminently hopeful. He il approaching
a point where the rebsls must fight ii
they intend to hold Richmond or prevent
the easy domplstion Of Grants pisos. :
The Navy Department has dates of the
expedition up Mat,ox Greek, Virginia, by
which quantity Of tobacco, guns and
ammunition were captured and three
:, bel schooners destroyed The work
was done By boats crews-aIl colored men
but two aud they had sharp 6ght. with
the rebels, who outnumbered them two
to one.
The Commercials money article says
the panic in the stock market continues
The market is overborne BY sellers and
the prices are still falling heavily The
decline in Government stocks brought or
ders from other cities, and they rallied
sharply. showing au advance of l5@2 per
cent on the SIX per cent securities End l
On the S per cent. After the Board the
demand slackened and prices were still
lower.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
Sherman Reinforced and
Makes a Stand.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NE WS
G o l. ID Is 0 J-s.
Richmond to be Occupied Without .
Battle in q Few Days.

New York, March %.
The Herald's Washington special says !:
An officer from Fayetteville reports the
column which the Rsleigh papers men
ton as moving towards Hillsboro is Sher-
mans left wing. moving towards the
North Carolina r r. to destroy the
bridge over the Neuse between Raleigh
and Goldsboro.
Thousands of refugees are on their
way to Wilmington.
The whsrves of all landings between
Fayetteville aud Wilmington are filed
with rosin, turpentine, cotton. &c.
The value OF property captured smcu pit
ed to millions of dollars
The Herald's Kingston correspondent
says:
The ram Neuse, destroyed by the reb-
els. bad crew, exclusive Of officers, 1t
90 men, who surrendered. On the rsm
there were 2 hermetcslly sealed cans Of
powder. 20U pounds each. and two 6S.
pounds ril I'd guns.
The rebels before leaving Kingston.
placed torpedos all about the place. some
OF which have done execution on our
troops.
The Herald's sd corps correspondents
Of the 2JJh says
Thete i. report Of an army of rebei
dessrters IN western North Carolina un
der the lead os Que KIRK They ere oil
armed and org nz zed for protection against
eonscripting oiIic- Rs, and iufict such in
Jury On the rebe eause ss will best con-
tribute 10 the speedy termination of the
var and enable theuf to remuin at hon e.
The 5ih corps correspondent Of the
s0Ih says:
Heavy rumbing as of trains crossing
pontoon bridges, Is heard every nighl
from within the enemy's lines, showing
they are actively engaged in SOME move
ment.
New York, March 23.
Richmond papers of the 10th contair
long reply made BY select committee
to the accusation of Mr.. Davis, in whirl
his Senators charge that it vas he VI
WAS guiity Of tsrdiness. iineficiepcy and
want of decision They say that with
very few excep.' "a every Law that b
suggested was speedily enacted, and al
that be asked was readily granted tha
on matters which he charges them Will
negleoting, he failed TO give them the in
formation requested, and which WAS nee
esssry to enable them to act intelligent
ly.
Mr.. Hunter publishes card to let tn
people know he 10 still opposed to . re
construction of the Union.s
One of the Tribune's correspondent
AYERS, upon what he deems 20 te the bss
authority, that Richmond is nov bsin|
evacuated as fast - pcasible, and that i
a few days il will 81 sccupied By Unio
troops vithouta battle
The Tribune's Washington specis
says:
1t is believed BY military men ther
that the rebels will evscuatc Raleigh ~
make their stand ut Danville if the
fghs at oil, south of Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

BRIrrsH SYaPArHrsRas POCKIrs AT
Loss The recent decline in cotton, held
mainly by British sympathizers with the
rebellion, in one month amounted TO
$4,000, 600. That is nice little loss
for the sympathisers to pocket on the SIM
ole article Of cotton, TO say nothing Of the
decline in Confederate bonds and other
articles resnllng from the collapse of the
rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

kg The Plaindealer says that during
the storm Of Friday the pork house At
Fort Madison vas partially unroofed.-
The top Of the vail Of McConn l. Palm.
er's mill was blown down. A house Was
blown across the railroad track below
Monsrose. The chimney of the West
Poiot Mills was blown down. breaking 10
the roof and setting the building on ERE,
Soon exsiuguisbed, however. Other ex
cesess, not extensive, the blow committed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
New York, March 23.
Gold 1909.
I0wA ITEMS.


A boy named Barnes. While out
duck hunting, across the river from Bur-
liogion, shot himself badly 10 tn { leg by
the accidental discharge oI his gun. So
says the Hawkeye.
- The city license ia Burling gton for.
aactioneers is two hundred dollars, and
" runuers" one hundred dollars, for the
present year.
A family named Sailer. living near
Burlington, who have been mour rbing as
dead son who belonged to Il lie 18th
Iowa, and was though. to have bs en- kill
ed at Atlanta last season, have ecently
received letter from him. saying he was
prisoner, and hoped soon to be ex.
changed and reach home.
Col Greusel, of the Burlina ton mi
iitia regiment, has resigned.
-QIartermas,er Corning, Of Dayen-
port. is paying one hundred aud sixty
FIVE dollars for cavalry horses, a nd one
hundred and seventy five dollars FOL horses
for artillery service. The prices o. mules
are corres2ondingly increased. w CLEAN
the above from the Hawkeye.
- Three soldiers escaped from the
guard house at Camp Mcclellan, Sunday
night, and have, thus far. eluded capture.
II The Dubuque Times claims that
Dubuque is metropolitan city. because
within three days, recently, it was treated
to one attempted msrdsr. ak bnrglaries,
m equal number Of attempts to commit
burglary, one suicide, and one attempt to
commit rape. That city 10 getting along
fast.
Il new Fire Company called the
!" Des Aoinss." is organizing 1t Burling-
ton.
John Ruse. of Fairfield, Iowa, died
in his room at the Briggs House, Chica-
60, Saturday night. from inhaling gas
escaping from the burner in bis room,
which was not turned of.
Seventy recruits, The greater part for
Hanoock's corps, left Davenport Tuesday
svesiog. So says the Gasesse.
- Garre., Riley, Of Alamakss county,
deliberately shot down, recently. Mr.
Osanisgham. sons sixsy years old, and !
nsighbor of Riley. on the ground Of sons
lslight difference. IA III. ~fa szaaAT sFNf@
Gen. Baker has removed to Clinton.
and will soon have his new ofics 10 run
ming order.
Rev. W. Fl. Milbnrn. the sloquen
Iblind preacher, Is lecsarisg It Dav veapert
/ - The Hon. Fernando Wood a0d
lfamily viii lssve fol-. Rurlope t. -,
steamer City of Loodos .ou the hf1t }cl
Iino~ ri. Wood psopSsss = $50 81
lsors 81 he C0ssissst. - VII - a1aGn
tabo1k nix neaths. s.a A -