The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-30

!. one feeling in Baltimore, and that il, hostiI
/ ity TO the Union.
, The schooner John Roche, OF N. n, 10 70
ported TO have been seized By tho secession
lists IN janice river, and converted into Wal
vessel.
Commander Lloyd B. Newell, Of tho q. s
Navy, shot himself yesterday, at the Msr.
chants Hotel.
4 schooner loaded with provisions for So.
vannah, was seized by the police In Della.
| ware river this p. NJ. 20 1000 men are Be~
drilling in Philadelphia.
New York, April II.
i special newspaper train will start to.
morrow and every Sunday morning for Al
bany, over tho Hudson road, during the war.
Sixsloops laden with guupowder have been
sesed under suspicion that they wore for ths
use Of the South.
The steamer Nashville has been taken By
the authorities Of Charleston; but il ID not
known whether she Vas seized or purchased.
The former Lieutenant Of tho Harriet Lane,
has been appointed 10 command the Nash
vile, and be intends using her to intsrcept
Cslifornia steamers. IL 10 positively stated
that be has received letters OF marque from
JEFF. Davis.
No blockade Of Charleston. City quiet.
Flear $l5 p Dbl.
/ Private xdvices from New Orleans certify
that the attempt to negotiate tho Confederate
loan was signal failure. Only 81, COO, 900
were taken there altogether. Montgomery
adviocs state that only @l2 ,000, 00O we're yet
taken. The soldiers we're unpaid. They had
plenty OF provisions, but were short OF mu-
nitions Of war.
Four privatesrs from Mobile have already
been authorised.
| The Mobile papers state that Col. Harry
Brown, commander 81 Pickens, has thou
sand men.
IL appears that the Captain General Of
Cuba snubbed the Southern Commissioners
when there. He didn't recognise such
power . the Confederate States.
Beanrsgasd VS. 81 Charleston On Tsesday.
The var feeling was subsiding, and il wss
thought no more fighting would oeoar.
BosfoN, April n.
Gov. Banks spoke to Union meeting 10
Cambridge, to-aight. Edward Everett and
B. r. Hallet, made strong Union speeches
also. Mr.. Everett said the Government must
be sustained. He said > mighty struggle
has been forced upon ~, al former differ
| ences are swept away and Ne emily remember
that We are Americans. Several regiments
are anxiously awaiting . call for service.
| Letter fren AvcAbssAep HugAes.
!, The following patriotic letter VS. sent to
the great Union meeting IN New York by
Archbishop Hughes, and Was read amid much
applause:
Nsw YoRK, April Goth, 1881.
| DEAR Sn:-Unable to attend the meeting
ct Union Square 10 consequence Of indispo-
sition, beg leave 70 stste my sentiments on
tho subject Of your coming together 10 the
following words:
Ministers Of religion and ministers Of rease.
according to the instrucsions Of their Divine
Master, have not ceased. to hope and pray
that peace and Union might be preserved IN
this great and free country. At present,
however, that question hes beeu taken out Of
the hands OF the peaoe makers, and il 10 re-
ferred to the srbitramsnt Of . saneuinary
contest. am not authorised to speak in
the name OF any Of my fellow. cisiseps.
think, 40 far ~ can judge, that there 10 the
right principle among oil Of them whom |
know. Il Is nov City years since. . foreign.
er BY birth, took tho oath OF allegiance to
this country, under ita title Of shs United
States Of America. loud ohesrs.l
As rsgards conscience, patriotism, or judg
ment, have no miseiving. Still DESTROYS OF
peaoe. whom the Providence Of God shall have
brought il, nay Say that since tho period
OF my naturalization, have known but one
country. Ia reference to my duties % 4
citisen, no change has como over nv mind
No 0uvcTum5uy Uf The United
States vas then, - il j. nov, syubolissd By
. National Flag, popularity called 1.-THE Stars
"a r
/ This has been my dag, and shall DO to the
end. Cheers. trust il 10 still destined
10 display, 10 tho gales that sweep eveYy
ocean, and amid tho gentle brsesss Of man,
a distant shore, @ | have seen il Ia foreign
lands, ito own peculiar waving lines Of beau
ty. May il live and continue to display these
I sams waving lines Of beauty, WHISTLER u
home or abroad, for > thousand years, and
afterwards - long % Heaven permits, with
out limit Or duration. JoHH HrosEs.
Archbishop Of New York.
/ A QuAKsa's OPINION or ruE WAR.-A Qua.
ker merchant, IN IN eastern city, the Other
day said to one Of his clerks:
"Well, friend -, 10 thee willing "a
enlist ?''
81 have thought Of it." replied the clerk
shut hesitated, because / feared to loss my
sltuatlOn.O
s'If thee will enlist,'' replied the Quaker
'snot oaly shall thee have thy situation, bn,
thy salary shall 20 on while thee 10 abssnt,
But IL thee will not serve thy country, the.
cannot stay 10 this store"
| a. CoUons. The sudden obarges Of oul
climate are souroes Of Pulmonary, Bronobia
| and Asthmasic affections. Experience hav
1 inR proved that simple romedioa often 90
/ speedily and certainly when taken 10 the ear
once DO lad 30 ssBaown's B9oHcnIAL 1ao
Cnss," or Loseuges, let she Gold, Cough, ol
| Irritation OF the Throst be ever % slight, d