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to march to the North fifty to sixty
thousand men, expecting fifty thousand
additional in Virginia
Commander Brease has been directed
to charter 20 light steamers for three
months service, to he armed with nine
inch pivot guns, and Gil them for sen.
New York, April 90. The steamer
Yankee reports arrived at Norfolk on the
afternoon Of the l7tb, and finding a move
ment aAoat to seize her, proceeded to the
Navy Yari and placed her under the
guns Of the yard.
On the 18th, the Custom House Off
GERS came to seize her, but the Commo-
dore of the yard refused to yield her.
The Yankee lowed the Cumberland to
Fort Monroe.
The Pawuec, under Com. Padding,
on arrival at Fort Monroe, took aboard
the Third Massachusetts, Regiment and
proceeded TO the Navy Yard where the
officers had commenced destroying the
public property to prevent its falling in
TO the bands Of The enemy.
They hal scuftled all the ships, tie
Cumberland being the only one in com
mission they cut down the shears, &c.
Preparations were made to make demol,-
ton complete.
The Pawnee with the Cumberland in
tow, assisted by the Yankee, started, and
after passing the Navy Yard, sent mp a
signal rocket, when match was applied
and in an instant ships, the ship houses,
ADD store houses were in flames, and so
rapid were they that Commander Rogers
Of the Navy and Captain Wright Of the
Engineers were unable to reach the point
of rendezvous, where a boat was waiting
for them, and were left behind,
Among the most valuable property de-
stroycd were the liners, Pennsylvania,
Columbus, New York, and Delaware ;
frigates Merrimac and Potomac sloops
Germantown and Plymouth, and brig
Dolphin.
Large quantities Of provisions, cord
age. machinery, aud buildings of great
value were destroyed. 1t is not positive
ly known that the dock vas blown up.
The burning of the Navy Yard was
done by Union men who are in the ma
jority, but comparatively unarmed.
When the Pawnee came up, the Cum
berland and Merrimac lay broadside to,
her guns loaded, thinking she was in the
hands Of the rebels. Similar opinion
prevailed on poard the Pawnee, and she
was ready for action.
The cheering on board lhs vessels and
on shore showed how satisfactory was the
answer to our hail from the Cumberland,
that she was the U. S. Pawnee. The
Union men employed in the Navy Yard
cut down the flagstaff so that it could net
be used by The rebels. The guns in che
Navy Yard were spiked.
PHILADELPHIA, April 80. The Bal
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-04-26

II Is estimated
that 10000 per-
Eonsdie annually
in the u. States,
with consump-
. ton. and ProfGs-
sor Eberiy says
that q vast mum
Der efthese could
be saved by the
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n. W. BINGHAM.
Clerk Of Orleans 60. Court Of Cdanee5y
n 7. SHEAFE, SoActtor. l7W3
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PORTUS BAXTER,
vs. * CUANCRBY.
WIN. s. ALLARD, Orleans Co. Court,
WIN. r. WOODLAND, Iyecembsr Term +,
DANA L. WASHBURN, 81 4. y. 1850.
Holm pFISDR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19
FRo - MEXICO.
New York. Nov.

New York, Nov IS.
The steamer Cosmopolitan arrived from
Havana 18th. The Spanish feet 10 now
only awaiting the arrival of vessels now
past due from Spain.
The Mexican news is not favorable to
thj Juarez government. The disatiection
of Gen'l Oretgo, who has retired to his
own State of Xacatccas tells against the
Government. GEM Marquez, though
once defeated was approaching the valley
of Mexico. II was supposed, however,
he would be defeated.
The constitutional guarantee suspen-
sion by Congress has been restored by the
edict Of Juarez.
The report that Mexico had acceded to
the demands Of England and Spain was
not believed at the capital
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

ST. Louis, Nov. Is.
The Memphis ARGUS of the 10th has q
dispatch from Charleston on the l4th
which says the federal forces have taken
possession. of Pinckney island, and had
seized dsble bodied men on the planta.
tons and taken them aboard the feet, ant
are preventing Others from fleeing BY
force They have made no attemp pit yet to
effect Judgment on the main land.
The Memphis papers express great
alarm al our preparations for an expedition
down the Mississippi, and demand that
the entire resources Of the Confederacy
shall be brought to bear against t. The
Argus says Price has done much for Mis-
souri,, but far more for Memphis.
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back, as none but the best are accepted. q
Of arms, the Regiment has received
about 400 rifle carbincs, and all the rest
OF the arms are expected certainly with.
In week, as the Colonel has the order
for the first arms that arrive ut st. Louis
They are to consist of Shapes rifed car
bines, Colts navy rcvolvers and the best
English sabres.
OF the horses which were furnished
for the Regiment at st. Louis BY an officer
OF the regular army, about 300 have been
condemned by Board Of Survey and are
now kept at Warsaw, where they will be
sold at public sale, of which due notice
will be given. About 400 horses have
been accepted, and are now with the Regi-
ment.
The Hospital Of the Regiment is IN a
house near the camp, which ia also occu-
pied as head quarters. There are but
three in Hospital; Of whom are, Joseph
poeler, of Company III, had two ribs bro
ken on Friday by kick from horse he
was shooting. He received, also, some in
ternal injuries, but will probably recover
in week or two There is one case of
typhoid fever and one OF sore eyes; both
nearly well. Since the organization of
the Hospital, Aug. 10Th, % eases have
been treated, of which none have result
ed fatally.
The ladies of Warsaw have been pro
fuse aud constant in their attentions, and
have made large quantity of Hospital
clothing and bedding, under-clothiag FOR
the soldiers, DC. On Saturday they pre-.
scented to the Regiment two large boxes
OF clothing and eatables, besides urge
quantity distributed among the men
Too much praise cannot be awarded the
ladies.
Every night, by common consent, a
large plumber of the officers and men gath.
err in camp and amuse themselves by ma,
king speeches or the state Of the country
and similar topics. Mutual good feeling
prevails
The whole Regiment is quite proficient
in drill, and is drilling hard every day
Their time of stay at Alexandria, or their
destination, We are not allowed TO state.
For the above particulars we are in
debtsd TO the Colonel private Secretary,
ID. C. Gruber. Esu.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 81.

NO II.~Ihat no citizen, inhsbitAnt or resident OF
ms state Autgcct TO 40 military dut, either III the
Volunteer Reserve militia shall tier enlist or
engage to enter lie military service OF Any other state
aud all lersois iiab miias dut, within
are hereb! prohibited fom euistng agreeing teen
hs,er assembling With vie~ TOR pose Of an
teths The service OF any other state Nor shail an,
person within this state Liable d. military dut, en-
Ter Ito the service OF ie United siaes earelt und
the express authority az iIis state pror,a4a Thai
ills or"er y nor Intended arpi, prevent tletos.
sfsheht Of the bAlled States irona ultup Tor the
hcgniat Atan3, pursuant To the Aeisof Congress ana
provided IurtAsI, tina tAis u der the heat
lns ohe does hot apply ~ tht Cpn4i any no~ beng
assseG Al Dsoasus ior the .'Ls on aeg tn,ens-
Ne Iit That ell persons vhetI der f.s4de uts oftl,
State o. oshefs los aud al oloefs eAeoltfssuari,
ihcftzsd oieefs OF she lie States rttrulg Tor IN.
thiAsa hiAies hsEusar Army, are tefeLs prohibited
h"h shiistink of ia In3 nanLtI fRss3Ig meA wiiAlr
ih4s slate With asew fr The lual .st u eltrrY
ihte The military service % ty tief stat, or Of H.
lnltd States eAttIi hppfs4llee "A lLt Lave tAdau.
rlfy oi lie state OF iowa.
Ne. lN.-Thattbe Aatuiani General Or this Sta lie b.
eh@Exsd sih ihe GUY oi seeEl thai assihsf If the
aboYe Ofaets "a os. Ii. and III lis vfoIatsd
And the said Acjaiani Gthetai, when satisfied that
ethsr oFAis Of .ss above OfdoFs gAps Ii. and al.l
Las ttsh leiAs olassa shell uGdtI all oleefs "a
lstsoss Violating Heis ofeess AN
irhs kltr -iiet Avi 0kefNss a4aeeis 10 L
htAafisa -. enter stFse mates ~ al emma
= q fesmeti be.ss sass,a staL4a lA,s slate rIacr
lstAossS &ha fsul.
~ oFesT - .ls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
\. D.. LAhkR,
aE.t e.F "a .2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19
THE AMY uI~sOURs.

AFUF,
Gems. Halleck and Hamilton arrived
this morning and Sturgis and Wyman
las, night. The divisions of Hunter
Sturgis aud Pope have reached different
points on the Pacific X. f., where they
will await Halleek's orders Wyman' )
Brigade reached Rolla yesterday, and the
divisions of Asbeih and Sigel will arrive
tomorrow. Nyman brought number
of rebe lprlsoners, among them Col Price
and several other officers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.

Washington, Nov. IL.
The National Intellicencer mis- morn
Ing contains an elaborate article fully jus
tifying the capture OF Mason and Sidell.
Ii cites authorities to show that under the
acknowledged law Of nations Captain
Wilkes was authorized 10 board the Eng
lish steamer aud demand the delivery OF
persons charged with rebellion against the
Government 1t is believed here that
this article foreshadows the ground which
will be taken by the State Dept on the
question.
An agent who has just arrived here
fro Richmond brings 700 letters from
federal prisoners in that city, all tranked
by Congressman Ely. The people of
Richmond are reported to be in great
alarm and are e eedfngly anxious for the
future. The rapid and heavy plars of
the Government have led them to salutary
reflections.
Col. kerrigan's regiment, having been
thoroughly weeded, is now In excellent
condition. Eighteen Of its officers were
dismissed.
Several clerks in the Land Office have
been notified of charges of disloyalty
against them by the Potter investigating
committee.
Col. Harding Of Mo, has made IN ar
rangement by which the three, months
HOME Guards of that State mustered into
service under the authority of Gen Lyon,
will be paid
Geo. u. Kellogg, of Chicago, has been
appointed Ass I Adjutant General of Vol
unteers with rank Of captain, aud assigned
to Gen Stanley's staff
The steamer 4. Il. Hale has arrived,
and several vessels have run the Potomac
blockade
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

The second term of Miss Copelin's
school commenced yesterday in Chatham
Square Church.
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The Globe and the Leader have severe
articles to- day on the seizure Of Mason
and Siidell The Globe says it will add
to the strength and dignity of the Ameri-
can Government If the captives are liber.
ated without remonstranee from England.
The Leader says il is an insult which
the meanest government on earth would
not submit to.
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F The funeral Of Corporal Diggs, of
the Iowa TTth, teek place here on Sunday.
under the escort of the City Rifles, and
attended by large number of eitzens.--
Owing to delay in the arrival of the
hearse, there was no funeral discourse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19
FROM MAAIslNGr0s.


The War Dept will soon issue circular
to Governor.-of loyal States requesting
the withdrawal of their agents for the pur-
chase Of arms at home or abroad, Govern
ernment having received adyices that a
sufficiency OF arms will be received through
Its own agency TO meet all demands.
The President has appointed Captain
Foote fag officer Of the feet in the " est
ern Military Dept he ranks with Major
Generals and thus obviates the possibility
of conflict between the commanders oil
land and naval forces
Alien Francis of Springfield, H., has
been appointed Consul to Victoria, Van
Island.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

AID FOR SOLDIERS The German la
dies oflhis city have organized Soldiers
Aid Society, aud will meet this Tuesday J
afternoon at o'clock, at the house OF
Mrs. Shram, on Convent Hill.
The German ladies' Of the city are invi-
ted to attend and bring old linen with
them for lint.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

F Capt. Blackmnr's company, (erro-
neously given as Blackman's in yesterdays
paper FROM Mills county, was mustered
into the 10Th regiment yesterday, SIS
strong, and uniforms were distributed 10
them. NJ y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19
THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, NO TENBER ~.

EE' ColS Eauman of the Iowa 7lh,
passed through town YESTERDAY, on the way
home to Burlington.
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Col. risnop,s N. T. NO. rnv~svy.
Upon visit to the Camp of Colonel
Bishops Regiment at Alexandria on
Saturday, we succeeded in gathering the
following particulars
The following Is statement of the of
6c.rs and men OF the Regiment
William Bishop
Lieutenant Colonel Not vet elected.
but will be soon.
Major-Darid Mckee The other two
Majors not yet elected.
First Surgenn--G b. Birch, NJ. d.
Second Surgeon not yet appointed.
Regimental Adjt-Frank r. Preble.
The three Battalion Adjutants not yet up
pointed. but will be- soon
Reg. Quarter Master--Maj. j. Park.
Battalion Quarter Masters will be ap..oiu-
ted soon
All the minor offices are filed.
Company A, Captain Brauner; SO men,
all from Van Buren,, Lee and Davis coun-
ties, Iowa
Company B. Captain Mckee II men.
about 20 Of whom are from Clark and
Lucas counties, Iowa.
Company c. Captain Bredett; IS men,
FROM Schuyler and McDonough counties,
Illinois.
Company D, Captain Spelman; "A men,
from Clark county, Mo.
Company Il. Captain Kinslow CT men,
mostly from Rock Island and Henderson
counties, Ills.
Company F Captain Rockwell; sc men,
some from Iowa and Missouri, but mostly
from Hancock county, Ills.
Company G, Captain Miller; 50 men,
from Hancock Co., Ills. with some from
Iowa.
Company Ii, Captain Hackney; so
men, some from Van Buren, Co., Iowa,
and some from Hancock county, Ills,
but most from Clark and Scotland coun-
ties, Mo
Company l, Captain Martin; 35 men,
from McDonough county, Ills.
The Regiment has the promise of $50
men this week from Schuyler county, who
Will form Companies X, l. and Nj.
There are now 621 men mustered into
The Regiment. and rs more attached to
the Regiment but not yet regularly mus
tered in
A RegimeGtal Brass Band is in course
Of formation, under Mr.. Charles DeWolf,
Of keokuk.
With Captains Kinslow's, Bredstt's
and Spelmans Companies. at the time of
mastering In, there WAS some little mis-
understanding and delay 10 regard to their
representations Of States, butthe whole
mater has nc.- tccn :...icaate!!T; settled -
Capt Martin wished us 10 correct the
Item rlelatlye to bus Company in Salur-
days paper, as the delay in the muster
ing Of his Company was not on account
Of pay, but partially as above and partial
y OH account Of incomplete Company or
garizat'on
The camp is located on fat praire
just west OF the town, and presents very
neat, animated and comfortable appear
ance. The rauons and accommodation
are good and abundant. The general
spirits Of the men md e.prst dn corps arr
excellent.
All the equipments are received, and
nearly all the uniforms. Five hundred
uniforms have been condemned and sent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

ssa- As the ] lth Regiment was expect-
ed to parade on Main street on Sunday.
our citizens generally were much disap-
pointed Among others, Messrs. Fiaven
and Corwin, Of our Office corps, who were
up all night, stretched line Of flags
across the street from the office. AT
present the flags are supposed to be in
honor OF the capture of Slidell and Ma
SON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

Colonel 18th Reg. lsva Volunteers
keokak, Oct. 10, Iosi-d
VI AR! WAR;. WARi!!

w AR! WAR;! WARi.!
All persons keeping or having for sale, airy or
kids OF Munitions Of such Guns, Pistols Re
voers and all kinda of AinnssDiiion required Eol
10 sell 10 any person without tie under
Agned. The order must be strictly complied with,
uhaer penalty OF Ioffeiting all tTnsles uettygeo In
their possession. JOHN S1ANAUh.
Jisl3d Surveyor port OF keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

To EDITORS: See the Philadelphia En-
quirer Of to-day for the speech Of General
Patterson vindicating himself for the
courrse be pursued by the orders he re-
ceived CRAa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

Washington, NOV. IS.
During the review of McDcwells and
Wadsworth's Brigades stampede occur
red among the pickets of the 18th Brock
lyn regiment, about mile and half to
the left Of Falls Church, os Ing to the APP
proach of large body of rebel cavalry
One man WAS wounded and several were
killed. Two regiments went to the sup
port Of the pickets when the rebels fell
back
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19
srATn or Iowa, Ap1hr GxxsRaL's Orrt,t,j
DASkAp1ur lTs Ia tA4st (

Atameetng OF the Commander in Chief and the
aicers OF hts staff held Tue once OF the Adiutart
1eneral. on the i0sh day of oetobr D. ls6l the fol-
iorlng tlrtEr was an suiu,pNsls auo6tea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

BAsAsFOR1, Gel 81. lt51
la3otnatiph has bttb fLs enaee HAT Ser
claiming 70 bs rsesrlsag cheers frsn atsei
htssUs -fe, a safsoss lointS 10 this ktste rra or
. ~ IiiA citizens i8s stale ior hInArs .er,ls,
wi VtLeT States. AHsft Ikfe1Ls sie LDIaii tlt gi
aseslsehts I bfEhtr LAY aid higher boansieH than
iNsre .sFesldeIts law AID Du.. alGJ4aaaAtr an u
etetAlUss arms, &c, al % L4sb fase sBa III.
toaaatu. ~ mt4ls 1T tb.ae ltpteLesA c4taxeps oi
eur slate are isa - aae IL he sprt1ce Oh Nselr q
flHaS tas .sl rltii III hstisest IL support u ft
fttv. Ata te rt@tt gfteAE srrs its Jx cttixtfs VI
1s%a, sageet Is Ia aai3 aIA s.tLe4 ~ 10 el.isi
ub af sab s.ea ltts hs, atg all suth rses sac
- srsetl3 f 9asD "a sNst3nG~ stvl e4t.sGptbts ~
taear lertl. D he Wn.eeF iab04as. eAItst4lr uns
eSIspaAs ioT t4c Is IL eliasat 4.ei nLlaeta in
th.s oTaur.
hy vrarr OF tht 4 on der-lh. 4 hlef.
n. a.. hAhLht AdJ DeI'I OF lows
hefesy esrtlfs thai Instructed By the Gem
aA.t hief OF he Ion 4 s.r LA. The
sisose Orders rsiols enforce, and further nesf,
eli persons tfat Major oeners rvnont Lns expressly
refused y giant a1thefhts trals 80 body ma
- recruit IN The aate u lows, eacelt 1T 10 aene tn
tna by iLecoAseni cf the Goyerloroi the State.
ID. b. HILLS, AIu as lamp
n. r. REID,
Colonrl 18th Reg. leva Volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19

usitIURIUH, NOV. 10. ~
Enhraim Ellsworth. father of the In te
Col. Ellsworth, has been appointed milk
tary store keeper by tho President, but is
not yet assigned to duty. s
The heads of Departments have been
70 much annoyed by visitors that they
have not been able to commence their an
nual reports. They have therefore been
compelled to resolve to exclude all Wis.
itors till after the meeting of Congress,
and in view Of this determination parties
who contemplate visiting Washington for
the purpose of interviews with the heads
Of Departments are advised ID defer their
journey hither until after the assembling
Of Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19
New York, NOV. Is.

New iork, NOV. Is.
Chas. Jenords has been re-arrested
charged with the murder Of Messrs. Wal
ton and Matthews. lie has once been ac-
Quilted Of the crime
Felix Sanchos, who is waiting trial for
the murder of his father-in-law, attempted
to kill fellow prisoner yesterday s4tt
The Supreme Court render ed decision
restoring the old Mayor Wood police to
Office and pay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19
Portland, Nov. Is.

IuTtldHu, NOV. IL.
The steamer Norwegian from Liver
pool, 7th, Londonderry the sth, has ar
rived. The Government ordered large
shipments Of ball-cartridges to Canada.
but countermanded the Shipment Of
Armstrong guns.
The Paris Patrie gives the particulars
Of the convention OF the three powers on
Mexican affairs. The Washington Gov
eminent viii be invited TO join, aud it will
be optional with them to send ships and
troops. The Daily News says consii-
cradle portion of Ireland is again threat
ened with famine. The Times has an
editorial on the i'll feeling OF the North
towards England and argues on its
groundlsssness. L. shall continue to ex-
press its conviction that secession has des-
troyed the federal Union to whatever
side victory inclines. and its reconstrue-
ton is impossible on the old basis.
The Paris bourse higher. Rcnies 6sf
Goo. There had been several heavy fail
ures in Paris. Il was stated that arri-
yals Of grain In France have been SO ex-
cessive that some wheat was to be re-
exported TO England
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-19
GENERAL ORDER NO. 50.

Aalatalt aetssat j lie slate u Iowa.
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hIIACl FLOt h.
AL sacks irem the kagle Mills.
oci3Id ROBERTSON &N,QrEEs.
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nR. y. G CLARK,

/tOLD PENS GOLD PENS.
NJ large stock Of M9rton's, warranted, Just re.
received Al UuHLA BAoNhELL cos.
Cary BOOK sToEK,
sspId ~ Main street.