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4 Nsr1hern Traitor.

WAsHINo1oN, April Is.
Geo. n. Sanders has telceraphed tho FOL.
lowing dispatch TO Dean Richmoud. Aususte
Belmont, Mayor Wood and othsrs:
100000 usrosnary soldiers eausot occupy
and hold PeDsaools. The entire South is IN.
der arms. The negroes are strengthening
The military. The plsce viii Do quickly oon.
qusrsd. Northern Democrats standing BY
Southern people will not DO held responsible
for Lincoln's acts. State Sovereignty IL
fully recognised. Protect your social and
comuercial ties By resisting Black Republic
% Federal aggression. Psnnsylvania, ~
her LEGISLATURE, should rspudiats the var 90.
tion. The commerce Of Rhode Island and
New Jersey 10 safe. When distinguishabls
hoist your nag. (Signsd,)
Gro. N. SAHDnss.
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FronA New mexics.

HNUAFBHU8NVBs april lOs
The Nov Mexican nail, eth dates TO the
let inst, has Arrived.
correspondent says occasion 10 dead 10
Now Mexico and the Union feeling very
strong, thon9h she viii 20 with Aissosri.-
There will be no Convention 30 form State
Constitution - tho people ara almost unsn
imous aganss il. They are expecting Com
missioDers from Texas to make overtures to
that Territory 10 20 with Texas. Their over
tures will be rejected.
The San Juan Mines are yielding good
wages 70 miners, and large emigration 10
anticipated.
Grsss on The plains il still short, but will
be good 10 few dsys.
tot. Foutieroy and Lieut.. Pegram left for
the States on the 3let nit.
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AT fasrasss Unssine.

AT faIFA0tS Umatlng.
Last ossebss Generel Scott urged Presi-
dent Buchanan to reinforce Fort Sumter end
oil the exposed Southern forts. Under the
influence Of Bad eeansellors, Mr.. Bushanau
declined to follow the patriotic and prudent
advice OF Gsn. Scott. After South Caroline
had inaugurated ito reasonable convention,
Gen. SCOTT urged the same measures upon
the President With ssill greater ardour, bat
10 spite Of the obvious policy Of such !
course, Floyd's reasonable taotiee triumphed
in the councils Of the Administration, and
the opportunity to reinforce Fort Sumter was
lost forever. Gen. Oass, tho only honest and
honorable nan then connected with the Ad.
miDissratioo Of the Government, resigned.
The trsAchssy Of tho Cabinet and the i'm.
becilisy Of the President were followed By the
natural results Of unoppossd rebellion, IN
tho secession Of seven States, the treason Of
army officers, the seizure Of forts, arsenals,
ships and Government nints. The rebels
organised provisional Goverpnent, raised
an army, invested Fort Sumter and Fort
Pickens, and 1t length commenced open var
upon tho Government, bstssrsd down Fort
Sumter, and took ito gallant but toil-worn
and starving little garrison prisoners Of
war.
During oil this period Of the growing
strength Of this most wicked rebellion against
the Government, many loyal citiseps have
failed TO appreciate the ultimate designs Of
the rebels, and have regarded the noveness
- . mere political trick. With this view
they have unintentiorally rendered aid and
comfort to the enemy in the hope Of svsstu-
ally getting them psaceably back into the
Union, and, By their aid, achieving . politi-
eal victory over the party in power.
The we'll concerted attack upon, and cap.
surs Of Fort Sumter, with the clear exhibi-
sion Of the ultimate purposes Of the rebel
Government TO wage open end bloody var
against our Government and the Gag Of our
fathers, have dissipased oil these false views.
The result Is, that the people Of tho North
are rallying with great unanimity and patri-
otto enthusiasm in support Of the Oonstiss-
tion and the integrity and authority Of n.
Government founded by our fathers. The
patriotism Of the people 10 aroused, and while
they remember the heroic sscriRces and elo-
rious deeds Of the illustrious men who
achieved our liberties and established on,
Government, they are ready to rally to mar
TO vindicats the memory Of their fathers and
their own character, and, II need be, to sea
the Liberties Of their posterity 10 the blood
Of traitors.
All patriots nov are united in tho North
in behalf Of the Union, the Conssisusiou and
tho lave, against the banded traitors Of the
Confederate States and their sympsthissr.
elsewhere.
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BALrlnoRs, April IA.

DAAAA1oeoS hVtIi AZ
The Union feeling here 10 strong this morn
log. The Minute Men organisation Of z, 900
strong, Who have been drilling ever since the
Presidential election a. military organisa-
ton, threw out tho stars aad Stripes this
morning from their d-quarters, with the
motto-"The U0ion and tho Constitution. q,
The Union feeling has been unmistaks bIy
displayed in this city since Friday. Men
with cockades and secession emblems have
been chased BY crowds and protected by the
police.
The bark Fanny Fenshaw hoisted seces.
sion flag to-day. and = crowd compelled
boy 90 tho vessel to take Il down. fhs cap
tain afterwards re.hoisted it, and it required
, detschmant Of 80 POLICE 10 protect ii from
tho people. Tho Indigestion 10 intense. All
tho other vessels 10 port hoisssd the Aneri-
can aag.
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WAsnIN0ToE, April Is, 1861.
The following il formal call on the re-
speotive State Governors FOR troops issucd
through the War Department to-day:
SIN - Under the aot Of Congress for call.
ing out the militia to execute the laws Of the
BuiUn. to suppress 5nsuFfeCtion, ropcl inva-
sion, 30, approved Feb. Is, 1895, have the
honor to request your Exceiiency to cause to
be Immediately detached from the militia Of
your State, the quota designated IN the table
below to serve ~ Infantry or Riaemen for :
period Of three months, or soonsr IL dir
charged. Your ExoelIsnoy will please com
municate 10 me the time about which your
quots will be expected ct ito rendezvous, %
il viii be met - sson - possible ~ IN Oh.
Ger or officers TO muster il into she service
and pay OF the United States. AT The SANE
time the oath Of fidelity to tho United Statss
viii be administered TO every o&oer and man.
The mastering officers will be instructed TO
receive no man under the rank Of commits.
stoned officer Who i in years apparently over
As or under Is, or who 10 not ID physical
strength and viRor. The quota to each State
IL % follows: Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Rhode leland, Connecticut, Delaware.
Arkansas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota, Regiment each \; Massachusetts,,
North Carolina, Tennessee, 2 Regts. each
New York, II ReEts PENNEY lvania, is Regts;
Ohio, Is Regis; Nov Jersey. Maryland Ken
tucky and Missouri, 4 ReEss. each illinois
and Indiana, 8 Regis. each; Virgins, ! Reg
iments. 1t 10 ordered that each Regiment
shall csnsiss Of an aggregate Of ofhoers and
men OF $50. The total thus to be called out
10 1891. The remainder Of the rs, 900 men
under the Presideni's Proclsmation will be
composed Of troops in the District Of Colun.
bic.
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NEw YoRK, April Is.
The steamer Fulton arrived this morning
from Southampton on the 3D.. BreAdstuifs
dull; quotations barely maintained.
The Emperor Of Austria rejected the Dem
ocratie programme Of the Hungarian leader,
Who demanded an absolute separation Of tho
Hungarian administration from that Of Aus
tria. The Emperor intends abiding by the
reforms already granted.
Riots took plsoe in Russia and Poland.
Queen Victoria viii receive the ambassa-
doris OF the King oil Italy.
1t rumored thst Garabaldi has request
cd his officers 70 assemble 10 IA days. lie
held . conference with Victor Emmanuel ct
Genoa, on the ID.
The concessions granted by the Csar. had
not given Satisfaction. Militsry forcss are
still being concentrated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-17

- Oouoas.-Ths Sudden shspges Or our
climate are sonrose d Palmonssy, Bronchial
sno Asthmasic affections. Experience hsv.
INK proved thst simple remedies cftsn aos
speedily and certainly when taken n ths ar.
y ssages Of tho disease, recourse shouId q
once be hsd 30 "BaouN's BsOHcaIAL TO.
cnEs,. Or LoseDgss, lst shs Gold, 0oseh, or
lssseaeion Of ths TARGET BE- ossr % slight, @
~ ibis preoaution more serious attack may
b c0sct0ally vsrded o.. PusIIc SrnAxsas
A. 6M0sRs will ind them eiEectual for olsar-
iak 40 strengthening he voice. See 3D.
SsRiio1nsnt. 4
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Bssss' Remedy for x~csssic..

nesss Remedy for KecessIon.
The Washington correspondent Of the Gin.
e'nnati Gsseste, writing on the 18th instant
says:
Ihs Union sentiment 10 growing strong
mere, And the people are determined TO IN
no'o the Government 90 far - Lies in their
power.
John Minor Bolts had an interview with
!ne President this morning. The latter asked
n'm what US the remedy for secession
Bolts replied: "Grape for the ranks and
hemp for the leaders,
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II
Most persons are aware that 1t some peri
Cd Of tbsir lives long since past, their mind
havs been struck into : momentary maze o
mingled wonder and adniration, IN view d
| the revelation of the fact that Bees, by /,
! most miraculous inSttu6s, always oonstrsc
their cells 10 that precise mathematical foru
| which combines the greatest space ant
strength with the least amount Of material
We have in our time heard many flourish
OF trumpets over this matter, and hav,
besn accustomed from childhood 70 rskard
il a. indispntabie and unqusssionabls a. any
axiom 10 Euclid. ~
Alas for tho usoertainty Of human
knowledge, and Of time. honbred maxims ia
the progressive sciences! WI are forced, By
tho irresistible pressure Of The prossss Of the
indocsive philosophy Of recent nAtoralisss,
TO abandon forever this rose colored con-
cepsion which taught us to rank the Honey
Bee along With Sir Isaac Newton and Zsrah
Colburn.
Mr.. Samuslson, Who has published % az
oellert work on the Honey Bee, shows very
eonelusivs'y that tho cells are formed origi.
nally in circular form, and that in the soft,
flexible and plastic condition OF the honey
comb when 6rst formed, tho pressure rsduo-
e. the cells TO that remarkable hexagonal
form which has caused 90 much wonder and
admiration. This idea 10 strengthessd from
the further fact that tho outer rim Of the
terminal cells 10 irregolarly circular and
not ENTHUSIASTICALLY hexsgonal.
Mr.. S. settles our imaginative theory IN
the following matter Of fact conclusion OF
the whole matter:
snow it certainly appears to rs to be 60
ing little out Of our way il We seek to at
tribute the hexagonal shape al these cells to
the result Of an instinct IN tho bee that tran.
scends the calculating powers Of the ablest
mathematicians, when we 6nd, By acoumu-
lated evidence that tho natural form assumed
by : series Of circles, when brought into
close contact, would be that Of the cells Of
> honey comb and mot only are the wslls
Of these coils remarkably thin, but, when
newly wrought, they are exceedingly daotile
and senaoious and consist OF two layers.
The appearance OF these two layers, when
examined With = low microscopic power (sf.
ter cutting away the outer rim Of the cell,
which is always rather thick and circular),
u snch as to suggest the idea that tho celia
themselves are constituted Of circles, or oyl.
indricai tubes, Of extreme tenuity, that have
been brought into close contact.
''Looking, then, at the foregoing circum.
stances, and considering, also, that ell ami.
mails construct tabular or circular habits-
tions, " should be disposed agree With
those nsturalisss who regard tho hive cells
~ normally cylindrical and certainly the
mathematical precision with which they are
framed, inclines Ms to attribute the hex aeop.
al form to mechanical rather than instructive
causes.o
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Erom WasAInGaon.
Nsw YolK, April Is.

NV IO1K, April -.
Tho Tinea' Washington correspondent
rays the War DspAStmsot u engaged ia cal
salsting the eaesa Of troops 10 sSsd State. -
New York will DO entitled 80 II regiments.
No detailed policy relative 20 closing South.
srn ports i yet settled, but arrangements are
making TO out Oh I'll ommunieation By sea.
Gen. Scott II actively at work calculating
the disposition Of forces.
The Administration hes reliable informa
ton that the Ccnfcderass States propose Of
sss reducing Sumter, TO march on Washing
ton with 10000 men. Several additional
companies Of regulars are ordered TO Wash.
ington.
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Frsna GnarIesssn.

CHAnL1sToE. April ID.
Official advissa from Monty emery fntjasts
that tho Confederate Congrsss on roassSn-
bling will q oDss deelars war seaiDss The d.
8. u i believed that ID the sss Of DECLARE
ton : distinction will he made hst~sea ellen
friends and alisa enemies, NE former II
GLIDING the Border States End such oitiaens
OF the North ~ oppose . ceercive Admins
tration. All obligations to this GLASS are %
much TO be respected - though in times Of
peace.
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MILWAUKEE,, April Is.
The var news received by telegraph ore-
ates intense exoit ement here and eli shrouxh
tho State.
Many influential men have rendered their
services to tho Governor.
10 the Legislature tho motion to adjourn
US rescinded, and sn extraordinary sss-
sion 10 nov being held on the state Of The
country.
The bill TO put th. State 81 !: =sS ssvvssifux
passed both Houses on Saturday.
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FrsA New Ysrk.

NEW YoaK. April Is.
The steamship Philadelphia i rapidly load
ing with guns and mnnitions and may carry
troops South. She 10 nearly ready for see
I A meeting Of eitissns vss hsid to day and
arrangements made for public meeting to
sustain ths Government.
Resolutions were also adopted 10 favor OF
putting the State Militio on ! var footing and
requesting the State Legislature to appropri.
ate adequate funds Immediately.
A number Of volunteer companies are TO
be armed, and Gen. Wade, Of tho Scott Light
Guards, 10 expected 80 assist in tho organise.
ton, Of which he will have tho commsnd.
Col. Bennstt's 18th regiment, (Brooklyn. J
says il will support tho Govsrnnsnt TO .
man. Orders have been received fron Wash
ingtoa TO 6il mp the Federal regiments %
speedily - possible.
The Recruiting officers are crowded: With
applicants. Il = stated that Gov. Alden Or
nev Jersey viii, 10 few days, tender the
Fsdsral authorities several thousand sroops.
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e. We learn that Capt. Ben Prentice, Of
Quincy, has autographed to the President
that be 10 ready With 100 men to respond to
call 1t . moments warning. Thus il i
that the good and true men Of the land are
rally'oR TO the defense Of the glorious Stare
and Etripes.
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The Cewaraice ~ the ont hern mob.
There II thus : singular method in the
Southern Dadncss. The Confederate mob
ID rejecting mob. Ito noble breast svells
with rsge only NJ the sight OF : Northern "a.
ti-slavery man; and it needs bot tho awe
inspiring knowledge that 90 abolitiopist Il
also subject Of Queen Victoria. TO restrain
ito fury and render it Z model Of prudent do.
eorum.
Mr.. W. II. Russell, the correspondent Of
tho London 1imcs leaves Washington 20.
day for the CoHfedcrAte States. III he vcre
. Northern man, he would 70 1t the peril or
HE life. II BY shrewd mana cement be got a.
Tar - Charleston or Montgomery. we should
read OF deputations Of ssSouthern patriotsn
waiting upon him 81 his hotel, ARRIVING him
IN tar and feathers, escortipg him, mounted
on rail, TO the next depot, and make Il !
merit OF not hanging him 20 tho nearest Pal
met'o tree. As)he 10 % Englishmao. he |. iced
not fear, even we're he ten times the aboli.
ZIONIST no u: Tho irrspressible Southern
mob will take the cue from its i4aA..s .ra
treat him to its best. The ter and tie ia
thcrs, the rail and the rope will be laid a,ide
Tor another occasion and for once nsvs-
paper correspondent will be- able 20 ,rsss,
through The South, neither denying his CON.
victions nor endsngering his neck.
II ever the COniederates should obtain
shcif Ard snt wish and become I separate q :.
ton, they will have TO deny themselves elso
the pleasure OF lynching citixens OF the
United States. We have long submitted ID
southern violence, thinking il : duty 10 be
patient With our oounsrymeu. Bat !. rrea,
nation like this will mot fail TO take prom !,
vengeance on foreigners Who wrong &c cisi.
Gems, sbsshcr those foreigners be Sonfeder.
ute pirates Of Alsiers Or eonisderaee fillibaa
sers Of the Gull. IN. Y. Post.
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~ Indianapolis.

lhDIAhAP0LIs, NO., April is.
Tbs excitement eontin nee unabated. Re.
esuitinG has been brisk Gil day. Private
military companies are filled and others are
forming. 4 flying artillery company vac
organised tonight. Tbs Governor IL hourly
receiving oasrs q troops fron III parts 81
The State.
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From KsnsscHy.

I0uIsVILLs, April 10.
The recent news has considerably para.
USED the people, and they hsve not yet re-
covered from its e1scts. Companies Are On.
listinE for tho Southern Cont sdsraoy. Il l.
rumored that several start to-morros. The
cisissns, generally, depiofs the position 81
Lincoln's proclamation.
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Rrsns Virxsnia.

The Wheeling Intelligencer says: "Thers
10 : majority in this State against secession
OF some City or seventy Eve thousand. Its
soareely 70 b. expected, il view Of this, that
shs people would submit quietly to disunion
usuFpatiob, should il coms TO that.D
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Gea. ~. r. Bust~r sa Hana

Gen. Butler, Of Massachusetts,, an ardent
breckinrIdge man lsst summer, tenders the
services Of bic brigade to the Governor OF
Massachusetts 80 defend che dag Of tho
Union.
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- JAcxsoHvILLs, April Is.
h Inc var news wAs received With profound
sensation. large Union nssting U.s. hsid
tonight, 10 which both Democrats and Re-.
pabi'sans participated. Our Rsprs ssntatiys,
Col. John A. AsClernaDd. made glorious
Union speech. New members ars joining
Our military compsniss 10 large numbers.
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wAsHINOTO NE W..

WzeuINOt0N, April 10.
1 Hon. John Covods offered for Cursin ESQ.,
GOO OF the loan authorised By Pennsylvanis
% equip the troops ordered By that state. A
delegation Of Pittsbnrg merchants havs .sds
: similar tender.
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= The QUINCY Guards, through Captain
Morgan, hsss rendered their services TO the
Government. a German Rife Company nm.
Der The commend Of Capt Schrosr have also
signi6ed their readiness to march against
the traitors.
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PresiA.nl Davis, Answer.

NsOUbb1ts uPpU 40.
JeR Davis' spsWsr to President Lincoln's
proolamation 10 rough end curt. IL il -
follows: Fort Sumter 10 ours, and nobody 10
burt. With mortar, Psixhan and Pesard,
Ne tender to Old Abe our Beaursgard.
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Eron PAilaasipAsa.

PHILADELPHIA, April I3.-3 p. n.
The excitement IN this city he's subsided.
Al tho regular military Ssndesvoss, volun-
tesrs are enlissioE rapidly, especially among
she German population.
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Ia Zen. Sumner, U. 8. A., has been se.t
20 saperseds Gen. Johnston 10 the eonmand
o. me Pacific Division Of the army. John.
s'on - kinsman Of Floyd, and there 10 rea.
son " suspect his loyalty. Gen. Sumnsr i
: man o. approved 6dslisy and snpaeisy.
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General Insurance Agency.
WIN. Z. WOOD, state Ag't.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
E>IRR INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN
i EURAHCk. LIYR INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assets oAOO, 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. COMFY. OF NEW YORK.
Asssts ~ sO97. SIS.
SECURITY FIRE IGs. COMPANY, or n. Y.
Assets 5000 200.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets o94O, 600.
ATLANTIC FIRE TINS. co ~ BROOKLYH. N Y.
Asssss eeO9 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. 90. or NV YORg
Assets e3sS 200.
mutual Uenefit Lite 1ns. Ce.
Net accumulation Jan. l, 81. e3,Sl2.sSS.SO.
90 Pssons In tAi city have their lives In
o~ ssssd n this Coopaay-Ansng thsa eul
most tn1usntisI eitisens.
nsrchasdsis, Mills, rsstoriss and Machinery =.
ssrsa y fair rates. LSssss sxt6 - fAts Aees<v.
Can and sss reliable Insurance statistics and s.
e, oT;icl-os rAlra-ss....., stat. n.sa. K..-
apr. 10. Issl-d State a,A Local Agent.
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Preparations ~ sprsngfislA.
SPRINoSIzLD, ILL.,, April Is.
Inc excitement u intense. A meeting u
c.;:sS 90 10 morrow Tor the purpose'of @.
rolling volunteers.
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Dsugsas s.r v.r m....~

So0sas Ter War u . s0Fes.
The telegraph reports that Senator Doug
la had 90 interview with the Presiden. o.
Saturday evening and pledged bis voice and
influence to the support Of the Administers.
tion 10 the coming conflict.
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The fowllowing list gives sjglancs 1t tho
main particulars concerning the strength OF
our war feet:
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Douglas fer shs Ue1sn.

WARRINGTON, April II.
Senator Douglas called o. the President
tonight. lie had % interesting eopvsrss.
ton o. the present conditioa OF che country.
The substance Of il was on the part Or M.
Douglas, that while be was unalterably OPP
posed 80 the Administration on eli iss polisi.
oal issues, he VAS prepared 20 sustain the
President in the exercise Of ell his co0ssitu-
tionsI functions.
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The Feeling ~ Cincisnasi

The news OF the surrender OF Sumter, ore.
stcd profound sensation. The newspaper
olkoss last night were bssiegsd By thoussnds
Eager TO hear the news. The military spirit
Of the city il thoroughly aroused. and the
stars and stripes wave fron oil the public,
and many private buildings. The people to
man sustain she administration. A home
guard ~ill be Immediately organised for the
protection Of the city.
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The Macedonian is not included because
she is.in sh. GnM 81 Ms:;So - sswiiuuvn uuu
Supply because they are mere transport
storeships.
The annexed 10 the latest reports from these
ships.
Minnes6ta-Almost ready for com mission ct Bos-
ton.
Water Witch-Went into commission ct Phila-
delrhla on Friday.
Powhatsn-Saiied from the harbor OF New York
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Brook lyp-Of Fl. Pickens.
Crusader ssilsd from Now York March Is.
CunAsrland-NorfoikM March Is.
Falm0uth--At AspinwaN.
Mohawk--kAilsd from N. Y. March Is.
Massachusetts Vera Cruz.
Paunee-W asAington March IS.
FocAhontas-N 0sl0ik.
Sahine-OG pensacois.
st. Louis-0T n. rioksns.
SuTply-Sailsd from New York for The Gulf on
36th March.
Wyandotts-Of IT. Pickens.
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1nec6a1 AoasiUu.

oDectatAotsiom.
Governor Yates, 81 Illinois, has issued bic
proelsaassos sosveaisg the Legislature on
~ 80 n April.