The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-26


Accounts frsn Tsxas-Applieatisas for
New York, june "a.
The Herald's to-days correspondent da-
ted Brasos, 9entiago, June 10Th, says:
Gen. Steele was At this place and Gen.
Brown was still in command 1t Browns
Vile. There remained some soIdien in
the vicinity Of the latter place awaiting
parole.
1t was said that many of the batteries
which the rebels run over into Mexico af.
Ter Kirby Smiths surrender would be de-
livered up 10 the United States authori.
ties.
Gen. Weitzel had not arrived in Texas
but was daily looked for.
The Mexican imperialists we're much
exercised in mind regarding the appear
snce of 30 many Uoitsd States troops 10
their immediate vicinity.
The Herald's Washington special says
among the new applications to the presi-
dent for pardon, are the following rebel
officers:
Generate J. NJ. Burton; j. w. Frazier,
F. B. Smith, w. l.. Cabel. D. Dorse, w.
Gordon, Jones j. Marmaduke, D. NJ. Du-
oois and John 4. Tucker, commodore of
the rebel navy.
The following civilians have been ad-
led to The list Of appIications since yeste--
lay;
j. G. HA.er and Richard Howes. Of
Ky.; Solomon Frank. A. Converse, An.
drew Johnson, Edward Mccormick and
Blair Bur~ell, Of Va; Us.ice Surget, Of
L.; II. +. Thomson and David Black,
Of Ark; w. NJ. VOORHEES,, Wm. G Main,
aud w. B. Parker, of Mo-; w. Fleming
and F. Y. Clark, of Ga; J. Nj. w. Harris,
Of Miss. and D. Ch andler, of Nd.
No prisoners Of war above the rank Of
captain are being released 1t present
The numerous applications for pardons
from prisoners and civilians are fled
away for future action. and none but
exceptional cases will be immediately
granted,
The South Oarolins delegation are to
have smother interview With the President
to-day, Saturday, when they will srge
the views Of the sscssh loyalists Of that
Ststs 10 regard to reconstrue:ion. They
are not likely to have much inffusncs 10
shaping the course Of things in that STATE,
their rebel record being Of so ultra char.
soter ~ to destroy any claim 70 confidence
or regard, either for sincerity or honesty
Of purpose.
After the departure OF the south Caro-
lios delegation. the coast will be clear
here for any citizens Of Florida who have
been unusually prominent in the late re-
bellion to put in m appearance and tender
their advice to the President in regard TO
the conduct of affairs in that, the last Of
the rebelliops States, 10 seek for recon
ssrpction under the Presidents plsu.
Duff Green has not yst bsen psrdoned.
His latest scheme is the organisation of
capital At the north to be applied to tho
improvement Of the south.
It is understood Gen. Sherman is TO be
the democratic candidate for governor Of
Ohio.
Gen. Meade left for philadelphia this
morning, but is expected 10 return BY the
middle of next week and break up his
present headquarters.
Col. g. w. Bradley, Quartsrmaster Of
transportation at City Point, and Brsvst
Major Wiley, chief oommissary a subsis.
tsnoe Of that department. have both closed
their. affairs ct this point and gone with :
leave Of absence.
Col. Bradley il appointed chief quarter
master for the Departments Of Pennsylva-
nia, and Major Wiley will probably 50 =
Riohmond. These of6esrs msnaged tho
he heaviest dspartmsnts svef sstablished
II the world and il ! nsaner 70 win tbs
commendatioa of I'll. =
John Minor Botts haa suceeed in get
tine - osdss fos The psynsns Of SIC, 600,
foe woed Esprsssntsd . havs bseA fur
nished, hksa Of dsstIoysd sines the VA
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