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The daily Gate City., 1861-11-15
y REAT REDUCTION In PRICES
Singers Letter A Machine

is the best Machine In the world for Family Sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price win Hcmmer) and beautifully ornamental $50
The Nos and Machines are Of great ca pacity and
applie.tion Tor manufacturing PURPOSES
Our No. 3 Machines are especially sda pied 10 all
| ftmm ing, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making.
etc, etc, They are OF extra size with arm long
enough 10 take under and ststeh The largest szed
dashe4. There is scarcely aut part ~ Triminer's
hana 10, too, th@ saving of time and labor Ia yery
great The Table "a these machines il "a long
and the shuttle viii hold six times the qnRntits
o. th cad The large maehines work ms fash ANAL
We would ask for eur LETTER Machines the
special attentionof VEST MAKERS and DRESS MA
KERs, and all those who want Machines for AgA
manufacturing purposes. They emhedy he prn cipies
terloek ed stitch, and destined IN be
for fasis SeMsAS I'd tgA acturng par poses ms
our STANDARD Machines are for manufacturing pur-
poses IN general.
ne Aare aI1aps on haas Hrmmsng s3saxes Laxs aaa
cocm Thread sax Tatst, speois, Best HacAiae
bottles, etc.
We manufscture our own Needles and " ould yarn
all persons using machines buy any others
We know that there needles sold Of x mort ale
9saftg at hsr prtss fAas charge tor
Ihe need les soa by especial y
for machines. bad Needle may reader best
rhsHs slraeu ESessss
Our stosners assured that all our Branch
o;iiees are furnished itt the genuine arictv.n
Ia case of small pnrchss The money may be sent
tn postage stamps or bank nptes.
III gsIorrespondents Will please write their Nance
disFnctiy. all port that vie should In each
case know the Posi-Onhce- County aud STATE.
Jul All persons reqa Ing inform aiien about SEWN
Machines, their Sizes, prices. working capacities
The ses nseh IDS OF purchasing, obtain by
lug teu an. Of oar Branch Offices, for copy oi
I. M. ger & Co.'S Gszette,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
WILL THE GOVERNMENT STAND by
THE PEOPEEe

BY this time, we trust il has crawled through the
hair of even the men at the head Of our National
affairs that the fend that has ~ suddenly sprung
at the throat Of the Republic is not little devil,
nor pretty devil, nor particularly amiable
DEVIL but big, black, ugly, roaring doyil, with
the most cluyen Of hoofs, and the sharpest Of
teeth. Thank God that the day Of palaver and
grmace is over, and the real nature and virus
of the demon stands revealed so that even the
blind must zee it The Nation grnpples for life
or death with its impscablc enemy, s,d, though
surprised, it is not disabled and will not be van.
quisbcd
All through the last ak months, while Union
men have been explaining aud deprecatpg and
trying 10 accommodate, the traitors have been
silently conspiring and organizing, arining and
drilling. Though they have bad no money where
with to pay their debls, they have never lacked
menus wherewith to purchase arms and NUM-
tions. Having, BY the help Of their crony Floyd,
stolen nearly ali the contents Of our Armories
and ARENAS, they have had all the private
day on their orders. Colts concern alone has
supplied them with more than they have known
how TO make since the world was created.
When our Police undertook to stop tser transit
through this city, it was not backed by the Press
nor by the Government, q word from which
would have been eiectual. Our great men have
been mildly expostulating with armed. defiant
treason, while half our journals have been
chuckhag over ito exploits and pettfOggiDg its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIyrRroct CorToS MAKkEr, April S-ILs sai s
spectators and exporters. Messrs Jsmes Hewitt
Coropor advance Of fully d. the market c!o.ias active 1t
Tl6d. for Orleans Miidlng.
STATE ~ Trade AT MAscHEsrER.-There have
been regular markets Manchester since the departure Il
The Niagara bu, the # affair." there Is generally favorable
LIVERPOOL BRIADsTUFFs MARKET .-Sr,s err. Wake
field Nash Co.. Richardson Spence Co. report fec,
deli aud pTcs easier but qgeaay Unchanged wheat qgi "a
tbs tue qualities have slightly decneai eaet aud qaets
tons barely maintained. . ,
LpERPooL PR0yisIoy M,RKET.-Beefsteady. RI
fm Bacon dur AID sge supply hoiteFs oder ifeely eS
show d. position press sales Tslow geaorA!y
LIVERPOOL PR0DUcE MARKEr.-Sutgsr and RTs
qni.t Othes article. generally unchanged =.
LogDoy MARRgrs, April S.--WHFAT dull and d
tile. eighty declined SuuAR hru CoYPsS steady TIA
ali Qualities sgotly declined RIcs arm. TALON hueh
quiry and prices weak. .
LoypJS MosEY MARKCT.-The Money Markets
generally unchanged cooso d9il foI money and sl s
f .cconut- Iinoi. Central Share 29G2-f dsc0ani En-
Share. SSia28t hs~-fors Centssi Shares 7od1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
/ rAIlY.

The letters from Italy are warlike.
Il is denied thai Gaibaidi went 30 Turin on invite
ton of Count Cavour and asserted that lie Is opposed
TO Cavours policy
An address had been presented 10 Gsrbaldi from ,ts
Mayars Inviting him TO action, and stating that 81 N
bidding the halt million o. he call for " ALI Be
ready. Gnribudis reply vague, aud the genuineees
If the ductnent is dOuhtul
TIE Duke Of Cayauill. had been arrested at Sapls
in consequence OF two letters received by him fIou
Francis III.
The general members Of Bourbon committee and
two priests we've sl-o arrested
Il wa red THAI conspiracy had been discovered,
In which fl se bishops are Implicated.
The Pope bad recovered bic be 9TH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
AITSJi,IA.

TIE Austrian Diet opened at Vienna the 9th Inst.
4 motion was pending for an address 10 the EmlerW
thanking him for the commencement If constitutional
priuoipss, and the maintenance Of toe uniy OF u
States.
The Die,s Of Hungary, Bohemia, Syria, and Sab
burg were also openrd on the 6sh. In the Hunyarss
Diet a Hupgariin Count made the Ing SPEED,
Announcing tie abdicuiion OF ferdisaid and the o.
cession OF Fraues Joseph lie s.id it tine sincere
wish of he Kng that The rights Ct Hungary be main
tained.
Count Slickys demand was supported by q majority
OF members in the Lower House
Documents relative tn the ab6ica,on Of Ferdinand
and the acces-ion OF Francis Joseph were laid On
the table in the diets OF Syria and SslzbuIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
FINANCIAL CcNFTDESCa q.

IT has besD suggeo.ed, we u0dsrsiand, that q
loan of $l5,000,O coo be Immediately offered to
tho Government TO be divided pro rata between
New York Boston ADD Philadelphia Such an
expression OF confidence in the stability of the
Government from that iuterest-Capltal--a always
the most sensitive 20 any political trouble, would
be ,ew proof of how universal the feeling IS
which has seized upon aad controls the North
The loan if offered will he rather to put in tbs
form an expression of the implicit reliance felt b.
toe moneyed class in the strength of the Govern
mert aud the determination Of the gentlemen
who represent the capital Of the country to give
il their most unreserved and generous confidence.
The only objection We have heard Of us having
been made to the proposition is in itself proof
of how strong the desire is TO do precisely the
wisest thing at this juHctuse, and to Sbo~ the
cntire accord of popular feeling; it is eusSeSted
that the cGer Of q loan may raise doubt that
the Government could not confidently ask tor
ono in the usual manner. The discussion OF fae
matter, however. has ct once elected the ta;t
that there would be the most hearty response 10
any proposal of loan that the Secretary OF the
I rcasury should make.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

cause Cabinet Ministers have discussed the pro-
priety of reinforcing or abandoning Fort Sumter.
when the oply question with which they had any
business was, How to DO it. AT length when
the traitors have completed their preparations,
the curtain suddetly rises on gigantic re-
beion al hut triumphant. the Federal capital in
Hilumncrt peril. and the Nation barely not undont.
Now ,gc trust the country viii gee long-abu5ed
credulty give way 20 awakened energy. ii BoOd
J-ncle Abe wants to read the Secessionists an
other egsay proving that he never meant them
auy har,o, or Gov. Seward has another oruto"
to deliver TO them on the gorics and blessings
Of the Union, let the performances Gene eli og
all means; but this will have to be before Jeit'
Davis and Wise capture Washington, for Joii.
will not delay hanging them ten minutes Tor any
manner Of nODscDso. The rebels have had the
advantage thus far of knowing just what they
intend, and how they expect to accomplish IT,
Il is high time this advantage were neutia'zed'
If the AdnHni,tration has DOT yet packed ts
trunk, the country should be assured Of the fact
forthwith Let the call for men be raised to Halt
a Million at once; let subscriptions be invited 30
a BAtrlOtC LOAN OF ONo IibHuitu w
Dollars, subject to the approval OF the next Con-
pres.. re money to be paid in meantime so fast
as wanted let the swiitest ocean steamer IN our
waters be dispatched well armed to Europe with
an agent empowered TO contract for One Hun
dred thousand Of the very bert firearms and
Ore Thousand choice feld.guns, to DO delivered
here within thirty days, regardless OF eApeusei
aud let the Governors of all the loyal States be
at once telegraphed to push forward regiments
to Washington as fast as they can be equipped,
and by the best routes that remain open to as.
The Republic is resolved not to diei 1t Profiers
men aud money without stint, and viii light Tor
its existence with Old fint-lo muakets if 1t can
ret no better Let our rulers now speak the
word that viii assure it that 1t is to I've
Woe TO him that ventures to speak Of peace,
or compromise, or mediation, or adjustment,
until Treason shall have been effectuaily rebuhed
by the condgn punishment OF the Traitors!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The Federal Administration is to-day practi-
cally cooped up in Washington. aud with the
Secessionists in force on every side. virginia
force Of several thousands was, at our last
adyices, in ndisputod possession Of HGrPer's
Ferry, and Of course Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad east and west Of that point. Nobody
can say that they have not full control oil That
road, except Wheeling, its western terminus.
Baltimore is thoroughly mastered by the Seces-
sonists, who are reported, probably not correctly,
"a threatening an assault on Fort McHenry.
The Fort is said to have turned its guns TO bear on
the city, and was prepared to give ta assadants
(should they screw their courage up to the s.ick.
ing. pont) a warm reception. The telegraph
wires between Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA, were
cut-prob.bly at or near the Sa,quehanna River
-soon after the hour above named, 50 TINT there
is no direct communicu,ion-probably DO COMM.
nication at all-bctwecn this or any Eastern
point and either Baltimore Washington. II is
reported that the railroad from Annapolis to Wash
ingtcn is still in loyal hands, and that our Sew
enth Regiment viii get through to Washington by
way Of it to-day. But the Government 10
temporarily enveoped by the traitors, and com.
municatons with it must bs opened by strong
moving columns from the North Meanwhile
we learn by telegraph from Harrisburg that men
who left Baltimore at 8 A. 81. arrived at tho
former place last evening. Quiet prevailed at
Baltimore when they left, and of course there
had been no attack on Washington or Fort
Mcuenry up to that time, nor had 1--WE pre-
sume) the rebels a. Harper's Ferry obstruc'ed
communication between Baltimore and Washing
ton. The Baltimore and Harrisburg Railroad
was in running order except the twelve miles
nearest Baltimore. Down this road, force Of
5000 PennsylyanaBs aud 800 regulars including
sherman's battery of Flying Artillery were passed
last night, and they are probably at this moment
within twelve miles Of Baltimore, whence they
eau !udTch uIouuu tba' Ci'y =" Va" htia! iAVu''S
and DO in Washington before tomorrow night.
If the Secession mob now rampant in Baltimore
coyets an intimate acquaintance with this force,
il viii doubtless be accommodated. But il prob
ably viii not. More Pennsylvania boys viii
rapidly follow. They expect to restore the
destroyed bridge or bridges, and open aud guard
the railroad down to Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

A correspondent at Pawtucket, X. l., who
gives us a touching account OF tie scene wit
messed in that town on the leaving Of lie company
of volunteers for the defense of the USion, says
that there prevails there :" froi conViction that
"this is a second edition of the War of lude-
pendence" No doubt Of it. Pawtucket people
arc right. The War Of Independence was made
to assert the right of the people to establish a
Republican Constitution, aud form Union AID
Government. Tie present war is waged to
maintain that Constitution, that Union, and that
Government against o body of consprators and
msdmen who would overthrow them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

LANES yoIUSrET a!Sa-NURsEs TO LT,VE Yos
rHY SoUrH.--A meeting % American women IS called
for Thursday evening next at the University CtsPs
to pefeet arrangements for providing women nurses a
our soldiery in the present war. Several New-fn
ladies are now preparing for their journey. ContS
buttons Of rolls of linen, made into surgeons bandss
boxes Of lint medicinal wines and any other meansa
nssasging the suferngs Of the wounded or calming W
last hours Of the dying are solieitoL They wiz
received by Miss Powell, at the Women's LibrSf!'
Room No. =, University Building
UpR,sryG W tbs GERnAss.-The Germans OF w
city aro forming three distinctive volunteer
witch are rapidly organizing and preparing Tor - uw
seryice AZ the seat OF war. The rst OF these VOLUME
regiments i already full and has been oigshnea =
ten companies, two Of which are al Miii.aus,uyus
The headq Of this ono ID az TIE Ste"ten i
TIE commander, Col. Benedin, il an oSIorie'eeos
dier. They have already notified che Governor
their readiness, and drilling every day al 'nen
The Turner's have also organized regiment Of SoSY
shooters TO be called the Uniird Turner ht'es
comPan as have been and are driilng aIa ps fa1
service. The company, 1t Is expected, wiz DC la
abort time as the Turner's OF tue vicinity ueco,wS
n ,rr,nCenent, will join this regiment VI sn"F
shooters. ,,.. l.; .;,,, o-,.,,,sd bg
coI Hlsut,r "A veteran warrior, Capt. LUZ, who~
Ss.doi,arler. are Huntodt Hall, in Forsyih s'nv1
wher, already thousand men have been ep" asss
The volunteers held meeting yesterday, eonMe%S
the organization OF the different cuinpanies- An'L
German volunteer organizations have commG1ni Ii
with Gov Morgan, through their Executive Co osS,r
tees appointed for this purpose, otfe ing fneir s
in the pending war aeais. the slavsholdels y, NJ,
south The majority u those enlisted are yoddIs vi
and men in the pine Of life, who have ser'eu
upteers or in tls regular aruiies IN haioPo' .uxs
CAPTAIN OF CAVALRY wAsrED.-ras dsPanu~s
of cavalry is one which, in our Northern Army "a
sire of large body of gentlemen IN this 'l'y sU
this def iency. Two Of these I,beraiity. to ~
Ply ia .S 70 to s s1s ' to a
.ssrS io' an ,So, e wanted 20 eec, the orgaai.sp
eoapsis leader To v ssy VII IL . sSt'sn
versed Ia esval, sns Of the COMPANY superb
s sIs ~" Ilbro,ber Of the celebrated P:ielsISs
S,Il CvIonel's equipment viii 'e gladly Sivs%
,,s,od la tits matter will Please can aPoS
Ricbar,is,r esq. of the firm OF Wood q h8"''
No. "a Masden'lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Macanlav in bis Ballad of The InyiDcitlc
Armada, gives vivid picture of the arou'iog Of
London by the first flash Of the bcacOn-fEe that
upprised her of England's deadly peril, in words
that were wildly recalled by the spectacle pre-
seuted yesterday by our City. 1t can do no
harm TO reproduce them here:
The sentinel on whitehall gate looked forth into the night
And raw osrh,nring Richmond Hill the streak Of blood red
light:
Then buge. and onon the deahlle silence broke
sud with one start ard with cry, tie roy 81 city woke
At once or all her stately gales the answering htsi
AZ once enc ia saum csssd ion oil her r.eliog spires
From all the batteries Of the Tower Pesed loud the voice
And MI the thousand Thames sent bach louder cheer
And from the urtest wards head the rush OF huyns
feet,
And the Of flags and plies dashed down each roar
ing street"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

We spoke on Saturday Of the Importance OF
organizing some one systematic, Uniform effort to
provide funds for tho support Of the wiye, aud
families of our volunteers. This idea is we I'M
derstaud, embodied 10 the organization OF Soci-
ETY. lust initiated called the "Voluteers' Home
" Fund Society," Its object, as stated in the
certificate Of incorporation il, "to assist men
engaging in the military or naval Government SER
"yice and the wives, aud children, and dependent
"relatiyo. and friends Of such" The Society viii
Mt once proceed TO the work before IT. hessrs.
William Curtis Noyes, Benz Z. Manierre, Benz.
Vaughan Abbott Austin Abbott, Andrew v.
Stout, Elliott r. shepard, and Others, are the
Managers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

last night that they arrived there yesterday after
noon .cannot possibly be true. From Annapolis
there il n branch railroad eighteen miles long,
connecting with the Baltimore and Washington
road at TIE Annapolis Junction, point seventeen
miles from Baltimore. 1t is reported that the
Government have taken possession OF these thirty
nina miles of railroad between Washington aud
Annaroli. and have stationed GUARDS Along the
line. but j, is doubtful whether this is true, ard
whether that channel of communication viii not
nrove TO be closed when Tire troops reach An
uspols. Ii is true that n body Of Massachusetts
troops have reached Aunepolis by way Of Hu'rc
dc Grace. and hold that town, but it by no
mems follows that the railroad will be safe oil
the way to Washington. In case it cannot be
used, the troops will have to reach Washington
BY the turnpike, disiance Of somc thirfy-thfec
niles, with one bridge to crofs, where hostile
force might make resistance; it ia not likely,
however, that any such force will be there.
If, then, the railroad can be used, the Seventh
will reach Washington BY / or 2 o'clock this
afternoon; if the march must be made AGREES the
country they will not be there before midnight,
and very bard aud exbaustiug marching it will
be. We trust, however, that 1t viii not be
necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
.untsd bru,ery Of the secession Chiyalr

The ysunted bravery Of the Secession Chigary
mas thus far had but two opportunities to show
itself At the irst, 1000 Confederate troops,
with 70 batteries. mounting more and far heavier
guns than silenced the Malakof, some of THEN,
too, rifled cannon, dared not attack the II sol.
dicrs OF Sumter until they knew that they were
exhausted by famine, ard within three days Of
absolute starvation. AT the second, On armed
Secession mob of many thousands dared not at.
tack the whole of a Massachusetts, Regiment
but prsdeutly waited until the last company was
cut of from their comrades.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

President Lincoln was urgently importuned by
the intimate friends and advisers of Gov. Hicks,
if not directly by the Governor himself, to give
the Federal Offices in Maryland 70 politicians OF
the late Bel-Eycrett party in order to keep Mary
land loyal 10 toe Union. He concluded to do 50,
making Henry W. Hoffman Collector of Balii-
more and giving three-fourths of the Federal
patronage in the State to men OF like views.
In return for it, citizens Of the Free States
ha.tening to the defense of the National Capital
10 obedience % ths cal OF their Government, are
mobbed. hooted, stoned, and fired upon in tue
streets of Baltimore several Of them killed, aud
those who happened to 90 on unarmrd subjected
to every Outrage and driven back to Philadelphia.
During all these reasonable outrages, the Union
party of Baltimore never fire gun nor raise
hand in behalf Of their couDtrys flag aud Its de-
tenders. but allow the Secession minority to brow
beat end awe them into cowardly passveness,
until at length Union Gov. Hicks is made to
promise that no more Northern soldiers snail pass
through Batimort We have not yet heard OF
flckss rcsignDg.
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Mr. Street. Contractor Hacklcy has found
friend in need. Judge Barnard of the Supreme
Court Virtually decides that the Grad jury OF
the Court Of Sessions cannot inquire into mat
tiers outside of the ordinary routine Of petty lar
ceuy and kindred criminal commitments. The
Judge has evidently learned much since he loit
the bench of the Sessions. If his present ruling
be correct, his long charges to Grand Jures,
when Recorder, sgainst bribery. usury, gambling
lotteries, and Kindred crimes are excusable only
on the ground Of gross ignorance AID incompe-
fnncr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The art of Telegrophic lying isyet young, but it
has already been carried to great perfection By
the subjects OF jeff. Davis. All over the Slave
States, and especially those st shvcriog on the
brink of Secession the people have been made to
believe that Gen. Scott has resigned in conse-
qGcncc of the pretended secession of Virginia,
and is now acting with the traitors And this is
but specimen Of what has been going on in
that quarter for the last six months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

On Friday and Saturday Baltimore was in the
hands of violent Secessonist mob, who had
oyerawed the Union men, majority US the latter
are. 1t wac reported that on Saturday night
they had demanded the surrender of Fort Me-
| Henry, and that Capt. Ssdgwick. the commander
Of that fortress, had given notice that il attacked
he would fire upon the city. BY way OF Harris
burg. however, we hear that at O'Clock yes
terday morning no unusual proceedings were
gong ON there. Other passengers. however, re-
port that intense excitement prevailed, aud that
the city seemed to be- camp. This leaves 1t
doubtful whether the Virginia forces under Col.
Lee, who took Harper's Ferry on Friday night,
have yet arrived IN Baltimore. OF course the
Government will take the earliest practical meas
ures for the occupation of that city by an Amer
can army, and for the vigorous punishment OF
the traitors and rebels who have caused this dis
turbsnce ard interrupted the communication be-
tween Washington aud the North.