The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-15

Foreign News.
There is nothing Of any special Importance
in the la. est dispatches Of the news by the
Asia.
We clip the following, which may possess
SEINE little interest for our readers
IRELAND.
Great uneasiness exists in Ireland in regard
TO the formation OF \ new order of Seditioas
Societies which are spreading over the coun-
try, and whose members bind themselves not
to divulge their plans to the priests. They
are supposed to derive inspiration and mo-
ney from America in connection with these
societies.
The projected visit Of the New York Irish
Regiment to ireland 10 looked upon with sus-
pcion, and the Dublin Evening Mail calls
the attention Of the Government to the SUBJ
jscs.
The London News SAYS there has been no
further Indications Of improvement in the
Atlantic cable since the receipt of a few in
telligible signals already noticed. Shares
quoted u. 330i(G360i.
Ten-Broeck's horse Barbarity run race
at Now Market against Count Catthyamy's
horse Olympus; the owners riding their
horses. Barbarity was the winner.
All the ships intended for transporting
troops in the contemplated expedition against
Mexico have sailed for Cuba.
The reported royal ordinance will soon be
issued, giving greater advantages to the i'm
portation of tobacco from the PHILIPPINE
Islands over the u. s.
5000 Minnie rifles intended for tho use
Of the Bosnian insurgents, had been seized
on the frontier.
Advices from Table Bay, 2lst Sept, are
received. Four slavers had been captured
and cent into St. Helena.
Loss BY the burning Of the Australian emf
grant ship Eastern City is estimated tElO0,-
000--vessel was built at Boston, but owned at
Glasgow.
sympathy FOR the Degraded.
In recent speech, delivered by Mudsill
Hammond, Of South Carolina, he exhibits his
bowels Of compassion in behalf Of the suffer
ings and degradation Of the Northern dough
faces who labor TO secure and extend tho
domination Of the slaveholding arissocracy.
There are many martyrs like Geo. W. Jones,
of.Iowa, and CLANCY Jones, Of Pennsylvania,
who will appreciate this kind consideration
OF their Southern masters only second to their
appreciation of fat Office at the hands Of
the President. Hammond regards the m ass-
ca of the North as sswhite slaves" and s'mud-
sills," but he looks upon the demagogues Of
I Al. ~ ho kusUht1v Lar
holders and thereby elevated above the mass
o.. But we viii not longer desain our read
ers from the,perusal Of the "well done" COM
mendation and the sympathizing considera-
ton which the courtly Hammond bestows
upon his degraded servitors in the free
States.
He says:
But the slave States, constituting, and as
think forever to constitute, a numerical mi
norty, can, however, accomplish nothing il
this Union without the aid Of faithful aIiis
in the free States II has been Of late tor
much the habit in the South to mistrust al
such allies--to disparnge, to denounce and
drive them from US. Nothing could be NOR,
unwise or more unjust. II is dstrusting th'
truth and Justice Of our own cause, or cal
umniating human nature, to doubt there ar,
in the free States thousands of sound think
ing, true hearted and gallant men uho con
cur essentially ia our cieiDs, aud are read
to make cause fcith us. Nay, ii is falsifyinl
history and fact. During the late session
, saw men acting cordially and vigorously Will
US against the positive instructions Of the
excited constituents, at the hazard of politi
Gal martyrdom, and in two instances tina
martyrdom was consummated before the ad
. tournament. Shall We do no honor to sucl
menp Shall we pay no tribute to such heroi
devotion to truth, to Justice and the Consti
tuition? Shall We revile them in common
with oil Northern men, because many revil
and have betrayed US? To be truly great "
| must not be only just, blu, generous and for
bearing to oil mankind. Let US place our
selves in the situation Of Northern publ
men In this great contest, consider their dan
: ger and responsibilities, and, making ever
q allowance for human weakness, do homag
j. TO the brave and faithful.