The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-10

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New York. Jan. 3.
The Wilmington lparnal ssys Bne
has vf'tsen !. : sstasr ersssbiag the spirit {
He ssls thesf y ne casse Of alarm a.,
no Enemy between Wilmington apd Fur
Fisher : WIKI The present iotce he I'll
be able 70 resist farther attempts ss vii
'n'ngton, and closes By asking The prayer
of chst1(isns for himself and the sr,nv.
The Richnohd Wing. of ,he 6sh iost,
! Alsrss amber of rebel de..r,er, .nd
|hwiess baads - soamioe over tho .pt,e,
|couDtits ci GeoJeis. committing deprea.
|liona on the iotiabit.ats. ~
The Richmond Dispatch save s;aee
Sherman left n Milsdgeville he he's changed
his policy. In iha. town aud Atlanta The
vas ell harshnesp and brutality. At Sa.
sannah he hs been I'll conciIiasiou
The DifpatchF forgots sherman annotn.
css his coeduct wodld Be governed BY he
treatment he received.
The Hsbile Tribune Iesrns that on n :
10th party Of Nsskss raiders, numbsr
isg sboat ] ,S00s reached West Psscses sbla
asd-were embarked on lsuaebes. TREY
destroyed several ferries and did etSer
ds1sage.
Tie pirate Semmes met With an enthu-
sia.sie reception a. Mobile.
Resolutions wetc Introduced IN the North
Carolina Lesislasary il snpposi,ion to tAe
suspension of the habeas corpus, to il
pressmen'. to copscipiion. to the surren-
der of State officers, and in support Of
State sego.ia,ious for pence.
Mr.. Carter. in = marked speech on The
susr ension of the habeas corpus, said II
gentlemes ia that legislature and in Con.
sress could not protect against aaotl Or
illegal suspension of this privilege, the
ime had come when, by The laws of na-
ture, he ~oulI be justifsd in starting .
l.es aavoluti tiou.
The mi rity Of the committee Of the
North Carolina Legislature on resolu,ioss
10 initiate negotiations for m honora Die
peace report that while every effort vas
being made 10 strengthen our armies
hey should be accompanied by some mani.
est-tion OF an effort to desire to secure
IN honorable peace.
'mmissiouess having heretofore ben
refused BY tie United States on the
ground Of recognition of the Conf.derocy.
fhis is sn objection sought to be re.nov. d
n the resolutions BY appointing commis.
'ioners on tho part Of the States wh~
'iv,i existence and authority have never
'een denied. These commissioners ssre
,ot to have powers from the States. but
'nly TO be rendered BY the President for
peace Conference.
The Ileraid's IF Charleston correspcp
lent. January lst. sa,s comn aader Pre- |
lies naval brigade has been disbanded |
md sent back to the vesselsto which The, |
,eiong.
The Times corTct pendent says tie in
of the I iiure in the. mi, r.
,losiitn in front cf Petersburg Is closed, |
md the serdics will show dividrd RI
'ponsibili,y falling upon Burnside, Med |
md the General who led The assa uli, nor
Ives General Grant hold himself enurely
especirlly 10 permitting the se- |
ection OF the ufficer who led the ASSAULT |
% be made by lot.
The Tribun-'s Army Of the james ccr-
OF the 81 says MIR. Pollard, |
u the Richmond Essmiper, captured
.orne eight months since, has gone 10
Richmond tn seek an exchange of him
sell Tor Dir. Richardson, correspondent OF
me Tribune, captured eighteen months
,iace.