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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12
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IAHIiEh OlNI, July U.
The Great Eastern left Liverpool June a.
Hibernian arrived out on the 25th, City Of
Washington on the 26th.
Breadstuffs rather firmer, with more inqui-
ry. Provisions steady. Consols s9s@891
The Arago and Edinburg sailed for New
York. The latter has 100000.
Lord Chancellor Campbell died suddenly
from rupture of blood vessel.
The Sultan of Turkey died on the a5th. He
is succeeded by his brothe1.
Sir Jas. Ferguson, in the House of Com
mons, condemned: the reinforcement to Can
ada.
Baron D'Israeli also thought the govern
ment was mourning serious responsibility.
Lord Palmerston defended the action of the
government as the usual precautionary meas
ure of all governments in the immediate vi
cinity of hostilities. The step indicated no
distrust of the faith of the Northern States,
and no want of confidence in Canada. The
time was fit and proper because reinforce
ments can only be sent to Canada in the sum-
mer
The loss by the great conhagration in Lon
don is 92,OOO,O0O Some estimate it as high
as 93,O0O,O00 or e4,00O, ,OOO mainly insured.
The recognition of the kingdom Of Italy by
France is formally announced.
The Times continues to maintain that the
Americans have no ground for their abuse of
England. Beyond modification at England's s
lack of appreciation, it says the Northerners
have thrown themselves into passion, and
must be left to recover.
Sir Archibald Allison, in letter to Cassius
NJ. Clay. contends that the American Consti-
tuition is a failure, and recommends a national
church and monarchy as the remedy.
The confagration in London, briefly tele-
graphed by the Persia, was the most disas-
trous for generations. Immense piles of
warehouses on the Surrey side of London
Bridge, filled with all kinds Of produce, were
destroyed Some estimate the extent from
e3,OO0,OOO to e4,OOO,OOO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12
Where are We.

Treason stalks abroad in fifteen States =
millions are being poured out, like water, for
the government of which Washington and
other immortal men were the founders; a
quarter of million of as brave men as the
world has ever seen have gone forth or are
ready to die for their country and at such a
time the Democracy meets in counties.
What do they do? Do their resolutions
recite the treason of ofticials-the theft of
Cabinet officers, and the reign of terror inaug-
urated hard by the sleeping dust of Washing
ton, Jefferson and jackson? Has not the
wholesale Reputation Of contracts with their
Northern friends moved to shame?
Nothing of this, so far as we know. A few
brave men present minority reports and vote
mo" on resolutions which were conceived in
hearts best understood by phlegmatic COM
plants of the party in power, and an artful
concealment of reasonable language
We will not withhold our admiration of
these Douglas Democrats, who act in the dy-
ing faith of their great leader, whose words
were: "There are but two classes now in the
country-patriots and traitors, but it is plain
ly seen that unless they make a prompt and
bold stand, the young men, who are for the
country and the war, will be swept on like
food-wood in the gulf stream before the COM
pounded and stealthy treason, of veterans who
have given up their country for party.
IL. IL c,@,,.,
of these growlers at u.s. who are great philos-
ophers as to the causes Of onr troubles, but
have no word of cheer for Our army, or re-
proach for rebel tyrants. The heart of the
country is in this war, and the fathers of
brave sons who sleep on tented fields, and
the rural people of all our State will ask for
the ticket that represents prompt and patri-
otic action.
We confess to a deep indignation on read
ing the misnamed.. Democratic resolutions just
adopted in Scott county, at their Convention,
yet we may turn from them, as the younger
Democracy surely will, with delight, to the
example of the veteran Gen. Cass, giving
$4,000 for the war, and his daily presence at
the soldiers drill, and Douglas dead is remem-
bered-the words and acts of the honored
Gen. Dix, not to mention the more than Spar
tan valor of Andy johnson and ex-Postmaster
Holt on Southern soil, who will have a name
in our country's history when posterity will
remember, if at all, the dry bones of Iowa De-
mocracy just now rattling with the adherence
which we are sure true Democracy will ere
long express, when it has an organ to speak
as in days Of yore.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12
Ex.POstmaster General Holt.

This gentleman some time since addressed
iong'and able letter to Mr.. Speed, of Kentucky
on the duty of that State to support and stand
by the Union. This letter unlike those Of
nearly all Southern men who write on the
subject, places the blame Of cur present
troubles upon the proper parties and does not
spare them He deals with the wicked rebel
lion and its authors as they deserve, and urges
Union men every where to give all posi-
Bile support to the Government in its war up
on the rebels. We have only room for the
closing paragraphs of this admirable letter.
he says:
''No contest so momentous as this has arls-
en- in human history, for, amid all the conflicts
of men and of nations, the life of no such
Government as ours has ever been at stake.
Our fathers won our independence by the
blood and sacrifice of g seven years war, and
we have maintained it against the assaults OF
the greatest power upon the earth; and the
question now is whether we are to perish by
our own hands, and have the epitaph Of sui
eide written upon our tomb. The ordeal
through which we are passing must involve
immense suffering and losses for us all, but
the expenditure of not merely hundreds of
millions, but of billions of treasure will be well
made, if the result shall be the preservation
of our institutions.
Could my voice reach every dwelling in
Kentucky, would implore its inmates-lt
they would not have the rivers of their pros
perity shrink away, as do under streams be-
meath the summer heats-to rouse themselves
from their lethargy, and fly to the rescue OF
their country before it is everlastingly too late.
Men should appeal to men and nelgborhood
to neighborhood, until the electric fires of pa
triotism shall flash from heart to heart in one
unbroken current throughout the land. 1t is
time in whichPthe workshop, the office, the
counting-house and the field may well be
abandoned for the solemn duty that is upon
us, for all the tolls will but bring treasure, not
for ourselves but for the spoiler, if this revo
luton is not arrested. We are all, with oul
every earthly interest embarked in mid ocean
on the same common deck. The howl of the
storm is in our ears, and 'the lightning's rec
glare is painting hell on the sky" and while
the noble ship pitches and rolls under tht
lashing of the waves, the cry is heard thai
she has sprung leak at many points, ane
that the rushing waters are mounting rapidly
in the hold, The man who in such an hour
will not work at the pumps, is either mani
&C or a monster,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12
Making TWO Bites of a Cherry.

In the absence of Henry Altman, the regu-
lar chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Iowa, Hugh Sample, of Keokuk,
as the next in regular order on the list, issues
proclamation repudiating Mahoney's call,
and stating that no regular Democratic Con-
vention will be held until the majority of the
committee agree to make the call, 1t seems
like small business to divide up the Democ-
racy of Iowa in this manner.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12

aT Gen. Rosseau, who has been author
lied to raise two regiments OF volunteers in
Kentucky, has selected his encampment oppo-
site Louisville, in Indiana. They will be at
ached to Gen. McClellan's command.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12

OVERLAND MA1L.-All mail matter for Cali
fornia, Oregon, and Washington Territory is
hereafter to be sent by daily overland mail.
No more will be sent by the steamers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE 1oupr.,1

lREPoRrED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JouRsAL.]
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR,
FIGHTING ON JAMES RIVER,
Several Killed and Wounded.
Gen. Patterson Again Victorious
EXCITING TIMES IN MISSOURI,
More About the Canton Disturbance
SENATOR GREEN TAKEN PRISONER
ORGANIZATION OF CONGRESS,
GROW LECTED SPEAKER.
ELECTED CLERK.
Great COnf1agratiOns I'm Boston
and Milwaukee.
ARMY OFFICERS DISMISSED THE SERVICE.
fnte,'e sting NesCs from the South.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12

ewWe notice Messrs. Bishop & Shammo
are selling very superior article of sugar
cured canvassed hams at eleven cents per
pound, and sugar cured canvassed dried beef
at the same price. These articles they claim
are superior to any sold in this market. They
are also selling all kinds of groceries at as
tonishingly low prices, and those who want
to save money in buying goods cheap had
better give them call. lw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12
Office Sd Story MASONIC Building, I'd ST.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


Is an admirable document, foreshadowing a
vigorous war policy and speedy end ofthe
struggle. Read it, everybody.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12

PRoMoT1oNs-ALIE CoNFIRMED.-A special
Richmond dispatch to the N. o. Delta of the
9th, says:
Colonel William j. Hardee, and Colonel j.
Bankhead Magruder were yesterday promoted
to the rank of Brigadier General
The reported victory of the Missouri State
troops over the Federal General, Lyon, at
Boonville, is confirmed by the advices received
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12

A GREAT ARMY-The United States has
now in the field twenty three thousand more
men than the British have had since the
Crimean war, and in short time our forces
will exceed in numbers the Grand Army of
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12

MAN SHOT AT DAvENPoRr.-We learn from
Mr.. Hanna, who was in Davenport Saturday
evening, that Sheriff Thorington shot noted
burglar few hours before, as he was running
to avoid arrest. The wound was severe, but
probably not fatal. The burglar, whose name
is not recollected, had some valuable property
in his possession which lie had taken by
breaking into house one night last week.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-12

Magnificent displays of fireworks took place
in various parts of the city, the most conspic-
uous of which was by T. NJ Isett, Esq, in
front of his residence.
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