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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

rfeOerisk, Mu., APrh 40.
Senator Mason, Of Virginia, was serenad.
ed last night. Mr.. Mason responded, say.
ing be vas here accidentally and be could
not With propriety speak OF Maryland poll
sios. but could speak only Of Virginia. lie
could say that the reconstruction Of the
Union was an impossibility. Virginia sym
patbised With Maryland, and he indicated
that Virginia was disposed to exhibit it prac-
ticably.
Hon. Revcrdy johnson here has in his pos
session q letter from President Lincoln, sug-
getting that Maryland, through its Lerisla-
ture, should agree to 90 armistice with the
general government for six days.
A courier arrived here from Virginia yes
terday, communicating the fact that virniaia
bad united herself with the Southern Con-
federscy under Davis.
The Senate has hitherto acted ~ I unit
and will probably contind do 90. Ia the
House there 10 considerav diversity Of
opinion. II lie urged that it IL necessary for
Maryland to secede before she can obtain
aid and protection of the Southern Confed-
eracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01
OCCUPATION OF CAIRO!
What Is said alb ut Il In Tennessee.
AN ATTACK STRONGLY URGED.
Correspondence If the Chicago Tnbune.l
MArrooN, ILL.,. April @.

Correspondencs Ut the Chicago Tribune
Maroon, ILL.,, April %.
Hon Y. Atkinson, . member OF the Legis-
lature Of Indiana, came from jackson, Tenn,
yesterday. lie informed me that be heard
judge Milton Browns speech yesterday ct
that place. The Judge called upon every
man TO enlist ut once and march to Cairo and
drive the Illinois troops out, whom be char
acterised as slot Of loafers Who could be
scattered ty the first FIRE to the four winds"
Mr.. Atkinson says the rebels have silenced
the Union sentiment, and that the ordinance
Of Secession vii. be passed ut tnce. From
all that / can learn, Cairo 10 one OF the most
important points to the seceders, and next to
that Of Washington. They must have pro-
visions, and to procure these they must com.
mand Cairo. have but little doubt butthat
Washington and Cairo will be the two great
battle fields Of the contest. In much haste,
Yours, &c.,
G. NJ. HAwLEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01
TT. MclIenry Reinforced Monday Morn .ng.
STEAMER FIRED INTO.
Secession Defunct in Baltimore
Great Reaction.
SENATOR MAs0n's ARREST CONFIRMED.
Employees arrested in Washington Vary
Yard.
NAVAL ACADEMY TO BE REMOVED 10 RHODE
ISLAND
An Armory to be Established at Rock
Island, Ills.
JEFF. DAVIS PREPARING PRIVA.
TEER cow mIssfONs.. ALLOw WIS
SEIZURE GF EvERYTAING HUT
COTTON.
An Armory to be Established at Rock
Island, Ills.

Perryvills, April 20.
Senator Mason Was not arrested, other par
ties we're arrested for examination.
The steamer Adslinc arrived at Baltimore
from Norfolk, reports Harriet Lane fred in.
to her OF Poin: Comfort, and brought her
TO, but she was aftsrwards released.
NEw YoRK, April %.
The Tribune's special dispatch from Phil.
adelphis con6rms the arrest OF Senator Ma.
son. lie 10 on bis way to Philadelphia
APfivase dispatch from Bsitimors Ways, that
secession 10 dsfunct there. The Unionists
arc again triumphant. The reaction is over
whelming 10 al parts OF the State. On Wed
nesday the Custom House will be cleared OF
traitors, and new appointecs will take their
places. Secession flags have disappeared.
Montgomery, April 20.
A dispatch to the Charleston Courier states
that privateer commissions are TO be prepar.
ed for issue as soon as Congress declares
war, which it will undoubtedly do. The in.
structions contain . prohibition OF the seis.
ure Of cotton, in either British or American
vessels.
Louisville, April 20.
The Louisville & Nashville r. r. advertis-
Is that no more through freight will be re-
ceived ct this depot till further notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

ATTACK on SrEAnBoAr.-Ths steamer
Wsstnorland from New OrlsaDs, arrived At
Cairo, Monday Dieht. On her trip up, she
cast one her line at Napoleon, in Arkaosas.
to take in some freight, and vas fred upon
BY crowd from the shore, and therupon
backed out. A Mr.. Hammond, . passenger
from Memphis, Was killed, having been shot
through the heart.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

Fu0tiivcs from baltimore.

there are great many Union men from
Baltimore in Philadelphis, and Mr.. Evans,
editor OF tho Baltimore Patriot 10 amongst
sne number. Some Of them express the
desire to return to their home, under
sufdciennt military escort to secure
their safety. We should rejoice to have their
request granted, should it cost the blood OF
oil the secessionists OF Baltimore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

NRw YoRK, April %.
Gen. Lane 10 guarding the Navy Yard
against resigned incendiary naval officers,
and has made several scouting expeditions
into Virginia, during one OF which he captur.
ed secession Gag.
The Kansss company called on the Presi-
dent, Friday, who said il he had to choose
between maintenance of the Union aud Lib
erty, and the shedding of blood, there need
be no doubt which course he would pursue.
a p rnlli~rar.pnru dssrusrn 70 snr firruiu guys
passengers from Rich nond say Gen. Green,
OF North Carolina, had arrived there and ten
dered $4,000 North Carolinians.
On Thursday, Secretary Floyd had an in
view with Gov. Letcher. The former has
armed and equipped 500 men.
HHHdFeds Of troops are arriving from
South Carolina, Petersburg, Va, and Geor-
gia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01
Ex-senator Mason. Arrsssea.

Ex.SonatOF Mason Arrsssed.
Philadelphis, April 20.
Undoubtsd authority states that ex Sena-
tor Mason, of Va, has been arrested BY or
der OF Gen. Patterson, and sent TO Perry.
vile. instructions have been sent to bring
him to Philadelphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

The route is open to Washington, but pas
SOS by mail are hard to get. Annapolis IL
strong for secession, but keeps quiet. Forth
6cations across the river were yeslbay rs-
inforoed with federal troops and 6anuon.
An immense mail just from Washington,
goe. 20 PerrysviIle BY transport. The
weather is very warm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

Welsarn from the Memphis Avalanche
that the people down that way are under the
impression that Gen. Scott has resigned and
10 held IS prisoner Of war by the Admins
tration in Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

HARRISBURG, April rs.
Special messengers are on their way for
Unf0, TnuIana, and TIIinois with dispatches.
The war enthusiasm continues as great 10
ever. There 10 general rejoicing in conse-
quence Of the new requsition by the Govern.
nent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01
More Troops ~ Snfro-.Sle = mer Belx.
ed NJ Helena, a ~ anaas.

Cairo, H., April 20.
One thousand additional troops arrived
here at 2 p. m. yesterday. All quiet
Weather pleasant.
Tho Memphis Appeal OF Saturday, has the
following account Of the seixurs Of the
steamer Mars:
The people Of Helena, Ark, seized upon
the steamer Mars, for Cincinnati, and took
from her 400 bbls. Of Molasses and large
quantity OF Sugar, Rosin, and TurpsD.ine,
Gil for Cincinnati. They have tied up the
boat. The cannon il planted on shore Just
opposite to it. The Helena folks say that
Cincinnati can have the boat and cargo when
they take it, aud not until tten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01
Senator sam nsr ,n Bals,~ere.

senator Aamnsr IN Baltimore.
The Tribune, to show that the bloody
minded, plug.uely mob were not accidentally
excited to violence BY marching Northsrp
troops through the city, states that Senator
Sumner stopped at Barnum's Hotel the night
before; and that very soon the house vas
surrounded BY thousands, fercely shouting,
"Bring him out" Who were only appeased
BY assurances that Sumner was not in the
House. Dir. s. happened to be at private
house Ct the time; and on HE return to the
hotel was assigned an out Of the. way room,
and left for home, BY the back door, on the
O'Clock train.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

Indiana 10 mastering six regiments in.
TO the service OF the State, 10 addition to
those called for by the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

Washington dispatch Of the Gath, says
Northern troops continue to arrive unob-
structed, both BY river and railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

Oskaioosa anA Its Envtvons.
Mn. EDiroR 1T 10 pleasant. in travelling
over our broad State, to larry for afew days
IT places Of real beauty and interest. There
are none in this portion Of Iowa possessing
more real attractions in this respect than
Oskaloosa. The Town is beautifully located
uaon the high, rolling prairie, absss ll55oo IT.
above the valley OF the Des Moines. As far
- the eye can reach along the Divide paral.
lei with the river, 10 seen the vast prairie
while on either aide the groves Of timber and
valleys break the monosony. and make the
view one Of real beauty. The stranger, on
entering the place By day, is impressed with
the appearance - qlise unlike most Western
towns. The hotels are comfortable. The
throng about the Public Square and streets
Indicates energy, thrift, and prosperity, and
- No stroll about the place, there are seen
many pretty residences with spacious grounds
and gardens and shade trees-All Of which
give to the place an attractive and inviting
appearances. Her citizens, too, are among the
most prominent 10 our State, either in regard
10 trade, Law, or politics. They have made
full demonstration Of their energy and per-
severance by contributing, during the las,
six months, thirty thousand dollars towards
building railroad ten miles to connect with
your keokuk road, now running to Eddy.
vile. This sum has been paid, not in CITY
Scrip or Bonds, but 10 good money, 90 thai
the roadway has been prepared and 10 nov
ready for the rails, which they have reason.
able hope to obtain shortly.
10 regard to politce, they are . unit, ant
are determined that no party lines shall 10
terfere to divide their devotion for the I'm
on.
Her prosperity arises from the development
Of the agricultural resources Of the surround
sng country. Less than sso decades nav,
passed since Mahaska country US the Indi
ans hunting ground now it 10 tho abode o
snterpris'ng and thrifty farmers resembling
v@y much the old and populous portions o
Penss Jlvsnia and New York.
40 ViSsssOk>so uusH sbe cnhbRe that 1
every where saen in regard to agriculture tn
people are very justly reaching the conclu
sion that il 10 the foundation Of all our pros
psrity. II the farming interests languis
here q the Wess, where this class are th
great eopsumers, Ne have no need Of com
msrcisl tows or large ware houses, or store
Of nefehsadise, or railroads, or currsnc,
Bat, on lhs other hand, with large sgricu
turAl products, commerce aourishes, o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01
From New York.

INV YoRK, April q.
The steamer r. r. Cuyler arrived last
night from Annapolis with frigate Con.titu.
ton 10 tow with $50 Midshipmen from Naval
Academy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

Southern t'onfederacy will have st least one
eonsol they cA1not lose their freedom,
for they have mono 10 lose. They arc living
under . despofism now, and they are 10 no
sort or danger or finding themselves under
moro absolute ONE louisville Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01
Ports Of Virginia aud north Caroll-
mn BLOCK nIed.

mn BiOckaded.
WAsHISGroN, April q.
The President has issued the following
proclamation:
WnERxAs, For reasons assigned in nv
proclamation of the 10Th inst, blockade
al ports in the Seeding States was estab.
lished. and whereas public property has been
seised and the collection ofre,pnue obs.ruct-
Cd, and duly commissioned officers while exc.
outing orders have been arrested, held %
prisoners, or impedec 10 their olicial duties
without due legal process, bs persons claim
ing to sct under the authority OF Virginia
and North Carolina, m efficient blockade Of
ports OF those State. win .l-c =. established.
lSignsd,l ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
No more Clearances Tor Certain
oasssS be ass0ea IN lAts Cssy.
(frcm the Cincinnati Commercial Fiiday1
The following Dispatch VS. received yes
terday morning By the Collector " Customs
81 this port: /
WAsHNoroN, April Is.
THos. SHERLOCK, ESQ: You will eraa. no
clearances for vessels leaving Cincinnati Tor
any port in Mississippi. Louisiana, or Ala.
bams. (Signed,) 5. p. CnAss,
Sec'y Of the U. 5. Treasury.
Fire zO0aves en- route Tor ~ hsu I.
ton.
Now York, April 20.
Col. Ellsworth's FIRE Zouaves left this .. m.
They were escorted TO the Baltic By the On.
tire department. An immense crowd Wit.
messed the embarkation. Three stand OF
colofs Vas presented TO them previous to
their departure. They looked magnificent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

On Tuesday norning April 3oth, Inak LaMp,
oaly son Of Samuel :. and Lucy 3. Carey, Aesd
three years and nias month";.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

Tho government mas formally dso,dsd 10
receive forty thousand Of the seventy i've
thousand volunteers called for, Tar tho term
es ..hhsee yJs=7s, Saee ~ 0ssy Eve thousand
fegulars for 6ss years.
Az armoSy II 80 be established st Rock To-
land, H., II plsss Of liarper's Ferry. Its
stated that the Naval Academy viii be re-
moved temporarily 20 Nawpors, Il. |.
No moro d,plomatic appointments will DO
made TIL every avenue to the capital has
been opened for the passage OF citissns ard
troops. Col. Mansfield, Of the u. 5. engi-
neers, commands the forces here.
The Tharsday's Montgomery Mail say
portion Of tho Drew Of the Star OF tho West.
who were imprisoned, have arrived for trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01
Pittsburgh, April 20.

A quarrel occurred between Capt. Thomas
Rogers, Of the steamer Diadem, and Thos.
Vandegrift, = steamboat runner, about
trinlng pecuniary matter, during which Rog.
ers drew knife, but did nos inAct any 10.
jury. Subsequently Rogers met Vsndeerift
on the wharf, and after = slight colloquv,
drew pistol and shot the latter dead. ue
gave himself up to the police.
New York, April 20.
A vessel arrived from Washington and re-
ports the seizure OF the steamer Uncle Ben.
The Grew nre imprisoned as spies. Vessels
have bsen sunk in the harbor to block up
the channel.
Fort McIienry wss reinforced yesterday
and il 10 aid that two ships have been seis, d
Al Tappahannock, Va, the crews imprisoned
and required 70 take oath Of allegiance TO
the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

N - ANs1Iss EEL EEN 50 000 Olm
Next Asor - KsaWsr. Irwin = Co.
WOULD respectfully inform ny friends and the
/ citissns generally that Aass aeat stosk Of
CAOTMs ANN vESTlNGs,
And Am prepared 10 At out ali ~ old ssstoecrr
me, in the latest and mast approved fashion.
Aprii1Sd JOHN FRAZER
a PAIR OE HEAL N0vELT1Esi
AND oxa uIrHouf MATE.
Iss..ssTHE ? APEa NECk.TgE.,,
Patent Appiie d for1
This Tie u made entirely Of paper, In 100 diner-
ent styles, and IL perfect limitation Of silk and
other fabries. The price h low thata gentleman
Nay wssr New Tie Every Day, and yst not b
worn 90 dsys, II necessary to esonomtss.
sa-.rnE mELurF TIE.
Patented Jan. -. 1857
This 10 toubtlcss The most perfect silk Tie ever
invented. and 10 just what the name implies
perfect "kslis1" from ali farther trouble n "
ss--TnE lace EocE TIE.
An exe1isiIsly beautiful Articis-it has only =
M lTH 4 NM 90 W EN-. Sole Manufacturers.
No. 80 Warren 81, MY
Country Merchants can order our goods Of any
| wholesale honAs with whom they are dealing.
april
OAYALAH Is IA Am SAT.
ID ECRuL16 FOR CAVALRY will be received at
II the o0es Of G. =. Moss and J. n. Raid in the
Court Hesss. The third sorry Of the Court Honse
has been procured Tor drill room, and drilling
will b kept up every evening. None but msu Of
god siss and habits need apply.
| Nm. N. q. TORRENCE.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

NAVAL ACADEMY TO BE REMOVED 10 RHODE
ISLAND
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

--latest AAvlces from headquarters.
Mr.. G. ID. Bliss, having spent sumo tlme in New
YorA City, lookin. round tor bargains. has just
turneds aed oftrs 10 the publlcA large asssrtmeat
Of Jewslry, Clocks snd other articles great bar
Sains. A. these are to be sold anyhow, now Is tho
tine 20 go 10 add win
Mr.. Bliss having taken the Agency Of the Ameri-
can Cook Company, can supply dealers 1t MANN
facturfia. lowest prices, ard retail customers can
find any thing they ~Ght in this line.
= Gala Humphrey 4 Apetien sses.g Nc. s Estes
House.
~ Jeweiry for II 90. See what lot you oan
get " humphrey Auction Store.
N4-Cali ct Humphrey = Auction Store, and See
how ngch Jswelry you can get for only 10 cents.
- Your choice of Jsvelry, Silver plated Spoons
and 10 On, for ~ -. Call 1t Humphreys Auction
Store.
Ha-A 6ns lot Of silvsr-yla lated Cake Baskets.
Castors, Ice Pitchss, Ac, TO be closed out Ut Hum
phrsys Auction Store in few days.
aprl3.dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-01

"A Rare Chance for Printers.
rInE REPUBLICAN OFFICE. Knoxville, Iowa,
4 l. offered for sale. A bargain will b gfven.-
Land taken In exchange for It. The pspsr Il doing
; good bss.nsss. An0ly 70
". HORNRR, Proprietor.
Knoxville, Iowa, April "a, '6l-dAw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-05
Last Nights Dispatches.
POSTS SPECIAL.


WASHINGTON, June At is ascertained
that there are clerks still retained in the
Treasury Department who lately refused to
take the oath OF allegiance
Lieut. Col. Farnham has been appointed
Colonel of the New York Fire Zouaves in
place Of the late Ellsworth. Six hundred
men are at work extending the railroad
track from the long bridge.
theological student from Richmond re-
ports 100, 600 men under arms in Virginia,
200 of them at Harper's Ferry. Ben .
Mccullough was in Richmond. 1t is be-
lieved the movement was such as to deceive
the Government, for exaggeratng the re-
ports of the strength of the rebels.
An article in the London Times says,
jeff. Davis, while making studjous display
of moderation and endeavoring to conciliate
the good will of the European nations is
perfectly aware, that his theories depend for
acceptance on the rifles of his fellow-citizens.
The tribunal which decides questions of in
ternational laws is usually strong one.
If the North prevails it will prove that the
Union was the nationality. If the South
makes good its independence, it will prove
that the Union was a partnership du-
ring the pleasure of parties. This is what
is to be decided, and we must bide by the
event. The Times thinks movements will
be postponed until fall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-05
roRBi5N NEWS FER BoRRuss1A.

Flour dull and declined 6d@ls. Wheat
dull AMI lM2d tower. Corn dull at 6d@Is
lower. Beef firm at extreme rates. Pork
steady. Cheese and lard dull Sugar
quiet Coffee dull.
The Borussia brings $3.50, 900 in specie.
POSTS SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Col. Meigs is to
be Quarter Master General of the army.
Gen'l Butler has refused to be put in the
regular army establishment, preferring to
return to civil life when the war is ended.
High military authority states there will
not be any forward movement of our troops
for few days.
Col. Lander has offered his services to
Gen. Mcclellan.
1t is ascertained by a careful inspection
of the projectiles used by the rebels at
Aqua Greek, that they are unlike any in
common use, and it is believed that their
cannon and projectiles are from Europe,
but how and when they got them is the
question.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-05

New York, June 4.-The Hibernian left
Liverpool on the evening of the 23d, and
Londonderry on the evening of the oath,
and arrived at Farther Point at 230 this
afternoon. The Bohemian arrived ont on
the 23d, the same day the Bremen arrived at
Southampton. Parliament was to re-as-
semble on the evening of the 23d. The
kossuth Hungarian note case was being
argued in the Court of chancery The
London underwriters have added the war
rates on American vessels at six and eight
guineas.
The London Post, Ministerial organ says
if the Ministers are defeated on Newgale' $
proposition, they will dissolve the parlia-
ment.
The Times publishes the first part of a
lengthy communication on the causes of the
American war, and has a strong editorial
on Stewards letter to the American Aubas-
sador to France, which, it says, sounds
very much like insult, and shows his pro
phetical ideas. The French Ambassador to
London had returned from Paris and is re-
ported with instructions of a conciliatory
character. In the Chamber of Deputies,
the opposition proposed material reduc-
on the Budget. The counsel of state refused
modification.
a petition signed by 5000 Romans to
Napoleon, praying the withdrawal of the
French troops, has been sent to Paris not
outstanding the efforts of the police to
stop it.
In England the American question was
paramount. Clay's letter attracts consider
able attention. The rumor is prevalent that
vessels were going out of Liverpool for pri-
Watering.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-05

CHICAGO, June BIN token of respect to
the memory of Senator Douglas, the Board
of Trade and the Court adjourned at an
early hour.
All flags are at half-mast, and prominent
buildings are draped in mourning.
The remains Of the illustrious dead will
lie in state at Bryan's Hall from tomorrow
noon until Wednesday evening, when, if
the present arrangements are carried out, it
will be taken to Washington for interment
At a meeting held at Springfield, this af-
al Senatorial and Municipal dignitaries, a
committee was appointed to go to Chicago
for the purpose Of protesting against the re-
moval of the remains of Senator Douglas
from the State. The committee will come
here tomorrow morning.