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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-29

! SIGsIrIcAST.-Capt. Bell, OF Washing.
ton, Iowa, gentleman of character and
reliability, who has long been prisoner
at the South aud recently exchanged,
makes the following cheering though not
extraordinary statement. He says that be
came up in company with 216 other Fed
eral officers also exchanged that they
were from all sections of the country, in
Guiding number from the border States
that when entering the service, they were
of all party persuasions, including many
Breckenridge and Douglas Democrats, and
also several shareholders among them, but
that when they came up out of bondage
and entered what they term q God s
Country they were, 10 uan, of one
party-all in favor of the utter extinction
o. slavery, and enthusiastic in their plau-
dts Of the Emancipatory Proclamation,
rcgarding il u worth 800, 600 men to the
Union cause Muscatine Journal
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COpARTNEnSnIp.

The undersigned have this day associated
together under the and style af r. II. MIS- b CO
for the purpose ~ tfansaang general collecting and
brokerage business. r. III. HUMxs
kcokuk, Oct. l4th ista. JOHN II. EVANS
daft L
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4 TREAT.-To wear off the blues and
get refreshed for a week to come at least,
go and hear Boyce & purdy's Ministries,
at the Athor@um this evening. They
have for some time teen performing at
ST. Louis, and are spoken or BY the pa
pers there in the highest terms Of ptaise
and warmly commended to the public,
wherever they may 60. They have six
teen star performers, combining in big
degree every variety Of talent that goes
to make tip-top performance ofthe kind.
The lovers of fun can not fail t. enjoy
the treat served up b. this ua,.y.lsd
troupe Of Ethiopian Minstf 4
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HEAVY PURCHASES WITH COUNTER
FELT MoNEY.-Several men have been ar
rested in jackson, Miss, for purchasing
seven thousand five hundred head of cat
tie in Texas, with $1,000 in counter
felt money. The cattle were driven 10
Jackson, and will be taken by the Gov
eminent and paid for in genuine white
backs" The Atlanta Confederacy states
that the counterleiters are mostly of one
family, and its connections, named Payne,
and are from Kentucky. They carried
out perhaps $500, 600 TO Texas, and pur-
chased some seven thousand five hundred
head Of fine cattle, some twenty No
negroes, ine horses and carriages 70 ride
in, and came back with the whole, sue.
cessfully crossing the Mississippi river at
Vicksburg. When they had got their
booty all safely on this side, they COM
| menced system of extravagant expendi.
lures. which excited suspicion. The
money they were spending was examined
and many began to think it was counter.
felt. At this stage dispatch was receiy
ed from the Governor OF Texas, ordering
their arrest. Four OF them were taker
into custody at Natchez, and three in AL
exandria, La, across the river from Nat,
chez.
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Personal Intelligence

General Prim, conde do los Castle,os will sail from
Havana for this imperial city, tomorrow the 26th OF
May
Lieutenant w. c. Rogers, Of the United States Navy;
w. D. Ely Of Providence and r. II. Cadwaaier, ol Phila
deipha, are stopping at the Brevoort House.
VIM. Beecher, OF Southbri0gc, Mass. Green Kendrck,
Of Waterbury Conn; A. W. Thomas, OF Boston; j. r.
Lumley. OF Chicago, ILL., and j. C. Jackson OF Dedham
Mass are stopping at the Lafarge House.
Ex-Governor Clifford and wife, Of Massachusetts, Major
Now Orleans Captain Mann Of Philadelphia; John Cow
din, Of Boston, j. II. Ensign, ". p. Dewey John Winter
and w. II. Fowler, Of California, and c. H. Angel, Of
China, are stopping at the Firth Avenue Hotel.
ia. Stevenson, OF the United States Army; J. n,
s. Munros, Of Boston; +. r. Fuller. OF Gin
cinnati; J. "A. Freeman and family Of Phla5elnhia;
J. j. Watson and w, ID. Finch Of San Francisco W. j
sachusc IT'S and w. b. Clark of Michigan are stopping
the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. S. Foot. of Vermont; DR. J. Hartshorn and A. G.
Ange Of Providence; W. Barnes and wife and L. Pruyn
OF Albany; J. L. Little and wife, OF sion. Wilkinson
and WIFE, Of Connecticut; j. Maxfeld, Of Philadelphia
Richard Bcole. OF England: H. X. Rigelow. Of Maine j.
A. Alien. of Buffalo; and W. W. Fairbanks OF Taunton,
are stopping at the Aston House.
Governor Hale and family, of New Hampshire Lieu
tenant Governor Campbell and w. A. Alien and wife,
Albany Col. Hudson, Gen. Fromont's staff: Hon. joan
Brur. Of Ohio Ieutenat Colonel Lyman and Lieutenant
Grafton, OF the Twenty seventh Mass .chusetts rog
ment from Newborn n. c.; J. Denman, p. s. Merrett
OF California; A. H. smith, Of Toronto, H. G. Parker Of
Boston, i. Hassnan and family ad 4. See ers Of Port
Prince, j. Gunneli, Of New Bed ord, stopping
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. u. A. Smalley, OF Vermont Fl. Seymour, John 7.
Dunn and L. L. Tweody, OF nnectcgts j. Hrrod, of
Phi adephla Mr. Mcneil and wife, OF Newbu <; John s.
Wright, of Rio Janeiro: j. Hamlin, Of uiaio T. A.
Blake, Of New Haven: r. Gcddes AMI wife, of Chicago
A. j. Fra cisco Of Ma hvilie AM W. W. benjamin, of
sing Sing, are stopping at the A!bc-ma-s Hotel.
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FROM the Memphis Appeal, May 10.
The following letter, from Gen. Bcaaregard 20 Gen.
gallant spirits 10 DO in their power secure the sci
Hine, preserve the eaiantry and bravery II army
and reward tho dee q OF dstiaction the battle ed
well to pnish those who may disgrace coIcrs
"Eorwardi and always forward" will be our motto
from this henccforth ard the Corin;h shall
tho beeaguers annihaled aud army on the
march 10 Nashville and 10 isvi.ie-
HEADQUARTERS, ARAY oS THE IssI.sy"rT, I
CoRlNrr. Miss. May 10, 1862
The following communication from the commander OF
published for the iutorma and guidance
Of this army Let respond 10 this emphatic comm and
Of 'Eorward and the Northern horde now approaching
us, will Gy AZ s'chah before the W nd'
HRADqUAEERs, WgTE5Y DEPARTMENT. 4
CotiNn, Miss, May ~, 1862. I
GESxRsl-Immediaely after ary ngae e.. with the
enemy you will require ctch regInentsl commander to
forxa h these Headquarters tor ~ bcaton in ord RS
who aAa have most dstin guishod themselves Al well
o. thtes who shall have misbehayed abandor ed
Their celOrs The field % bate. Regiments whose
gsllarFy and bravery shall have been c0nspcu.
ous vii 30 allowed 10 inscribe their banners tho
nagDe the battle held which they were engaged bat
regiments misbeayng ia action will DC deprived their
colors until they may bavo shown themselves worthy OK
defending them. II The difficulty of communicating
orders the country in which operating. IL
accessory that each division brigade and regmenta
commander should clearly Understand chat when with
out ORDERS or loss know what in action they
must rapidly advance in the direct OF the heaviest
Arlington the ~ consists In the concentration
against fractions " masses
should be- FORWARD, and always fOrwarGl' unts VIC
tory rhal perch decisvey upon banners. Tue
RAPID he attack the weaker, habituay, the resistance
Respectfully, General, your obs dent servant,
g. 7. BEAGREGARD General Commanding.
To General BRAITos BRAGG, Commanding Army Of tho
Mississippi
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Our Viewpoints News Correspondence.

y
NETWORKS NEWS, Va, Nav 20, 1862
Negroes CaLiuassg thar Ranasoay Masters fhrms-Boat
Expeditions to As Other Side Of the Ripr-Cart~e @
Reid Coal Schooner- Visit Of Secretaries Sscard and
Weliss Attorney General Bates a~d Captain Dahlgren
Dtod Bodies Foaed Ashore from the Cumberland, de-
Summer has fairly set in in this region and, while
the heat In the middle Of the day is quite oppressive the
mornings and evenings delciousy cool. The season
littlo backward, and IL win be another week before
we shall have good supply Of cherries and
other rural decaces The negroes belonging TO the Lees
and Parishes who mos; Of the prs perty in this
reighborhood, have been bsy for several months in
working the acas, and all their produce will lind ready
market at Old Point Comfort and Norfolk.
CoDtrabands still keep coming in In largo numbers,
mostly from Nansemond and Isle OF Wight counties. The
bate los and old that side of the have all
been deserted since las. Sunday week the inhabitants
have al eaiy commenced giving their TO old
business md farming with which the Southern
sokers continually in erfered. Several .inor expedi-
tons ave tLere from this camp. and SO far,
tie citzsns to tee quite friendly osed
Yesterday afternoon General Wool small tug.
beat up Pa elk to mithfeld to caprc the
Beau eg ard 10 EN- with thous nd bushels COAL
ded Tor lie Mcr mac. II lies SAL ly anchored OF
ward Everett but that name Jared too harsnly
rebel ears.
number of dead bodies OF sailors belonging TO the
Cumberland have laey foated ashore coast. It
very seldom that the bodies clothes bear any means
of Identification.
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pages than those which tell Of men who. though they
have had TO succumb TO the fate Of war have, 10
the face OF their defeat tramp oil over the petty inoy
ances or physical life, BY talk ng refuge ~ the go fs
principles Of sound philosophy. In cent days
usual u make slaves OF prisoners taken IL war but
glorious and cunsoug reection that while tho body
was trammelled the miad free While the physcai
condition Of the captive erwent chtnga M ., -
scared above tho influence of shack an Ignoring inc
conditions OF war asserted the principe at "mnd was
superior TO matter
Certain russ and regulations even laws, NAV 20 p'o
mflgated, which, In onr former conihion. misht ny
have been Submitted TO, but now We cannot he'p "u
selves and il is but the part Of prud nee, even WISDOM
self ~ submit and con orm them without murmur
We must learn TO govern ourselves beari In mind mat
those only Rt 10 be free who can doso
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Submitting with Good Grace.

PROM the Noriok Day boyk, May 20
"Cowards DIE a thousand deaths--brays men die but
once " aphoEsm most clearly i'm upon our
mind by the present condition u Norfolk Tho papv OF
surrender is and tho people convinced that there
in repining have met tho humiliation, with srar
tan forttude. The tate OF war HIS ever been cons
nice tain and brave people always make 10 their
MAIDS W meet its exigencies. The announcement of
evacuation fell like thunderbO from cuud,esp eky a.,
ahe devoted heads Of the community bit the OCCUPATION
81 the city by an armed and might adj, mercsfli
Zoe, been met with degree Of fortLude anl dignity
that mt impress enemies with The truth ina,
we are worthy o. the q, srecmcn An intelligent
people always conform ~ crcns alces and are
rcaLy 10 submit ~ when Resistant n vain and
whne th may depiore the circumstances tn n place
their neck ia the yoke, they have Away sufficient dis
cra ION 20 work 4 iety - the traces knowing that any
other c nrse must result n disaster.
By The almost unanimoas vote Of our citizens ;hs act
of secession s by that vote Identified our.
ewes wlh tho CONDITION Of Virginia ready 70 rise
ABOVE The storm with bee or Sink heneam tho wave,
ynoud 20 decide, an nexorabc fate has - decided
md to-day occupy tn position Of conquered people,
rnne ad far political condition rs Ongerned
baL sii lott with he OD u manly pride 70 stain
fallen fp with the dignity that becomes ongh
en0d pe0ne. And ely 1t IS not tbs ara O wisdom td
seat oprsayes the wsyside and ia numlnly tears be-
wall aud Dem0nn or lositi nj nthcf lot US how our
aud continue - meet this sia,e Of affairs becoiug
A. fato hos paced once more under the federal
rule, let Az 50 sne ourselves that the auho cs shall
cxclaim, H1hey deserve better fste, bscaafe they
know how % govern themsrlvesv Ll Hs coHJo ~ n
N>f t1Os ahsi thsr l1to pter,td. though may
hope at no distant day that ate mey raise suBkcn
fortunes.
We are not tho only People who have been conquered
EA..ss .i g.'- -. .S.s. - ...-- = ,sa.e,
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Arrivals and Departures.

SOUTHAMPTON AND tss--sieap.hip ITansa--R reuer
sh"neer Mr. Amelia farquhar and Sc a. Mis- l. NJ strusse
ana Son Philadelphia; Raaiser lady. On ana
and e9iaren; Geo wicEe and LADY Pr ), J9ho k1oa
psnts wam Mendcrsep wsai. lady two chidren;
Aa .S S. Bls%s s.S@s Muller saa lady nv
a asrs sra Br s tossai %
Mann. t,s69re. Maya, Nsn"ao Mrs Kent.
BroOs lady and VIM ADAM, rsars JpTssro
Soa M lazy an To
Children, Mr.. Ehers, chi dren and servant; En-
ii eae is n ana f sdy lady children
s s nsy ns sT1
e Pd s Ms wh sb Ss
nS,n AND ssw Mi ssn
S..se Es%sa gs 1s Pr,ss
Snns rsy Mrs. a.. aa n9r En..
dor New YORK; john Muller Indanspohs; Ms Dr. Keller
s Ply sy .nd SsGsSsya asy ~ En-
ks s' Asv4s &. .s: ss s s.
more Tres f,.r. M.oile; m " Helms Havana Mrs
ni s'S NJ pa rosrs iii; Meyer iSdisa
soa s"s a Sn SON. Ma
nia Jackson, New forS-and ioi in the seerase Total
0urrssrows AND MISUNDERSTANDING Ednburs--Yoah
Henry creaiSer 3eo do Rsy Coy, PHI pnia Fred
Piing, Wlshington James NJ Earle, Philadelphia ID
Kinean Cncinnati Mrs Kan, two children ami servant
Philadelphia, Ms Camille and live children Lpnuon; n
Dle and wife, fars; Mrs Gibbs Rochester: Airs Posi-,
Weiss David y ugass, sew YORK; Jno Adams and wiie
Laugry jas Nanaa, Illinois; JAG Duncan ~ nos Jno
Lape,, luos. N,rgiFa Mrs Arrowsnit Albany; !
New sore :; 4. Myers oagenora, nossr Mcsween y,
Now YORK; VI IA Chapn, Vim Palm, Chicago, John Cor
oqkcs Cincanai; Geo Hughes, Baltlmore Mat re icy;
Win Uolanp Mrs dc Narkas two children, New YORK;
W Datrau Bermuda, Henry OFT, elias Barlow NJ xies
Jas Puu,K. Mexico; Dhas Cowwr, Root Or, NJ Gu
lousn, ENID Bellfst; Dr Wlsncr ana LAZY, New
Yer, Wa fiid,Hg NV York. Danic aud Mary Evans,
and Mary y a IA cAildr ~ chi 40; Mrs Henry
gtr- an1 Mrs Sues lunca; beli VIE, wpchiidfcn
servant, sNw iotNi AIRS iunhnng Mss Ann Mi nel,
Mrs J u Lace, Cucmnaii Mrs - ms tor cniid en-
anl infant Louis, Wn biNatns q pL teb Asty, Ay
Vsrl,, Ms Pace AMI tan. Mrs N6 phliad pla; Jao
- J-nlt wv Nith nam H.ha ~ IN SIC rag.
NAsS.u AN misunderstanding Irltsi Qneel--TIara
na-E eyes. = dNiAt, Havana; M'4uei FcimndeS, . y
tn1A: " y RIDER ttnt ANA. tt Mr. and Mrs h
M Hans Mrs " itJod, of New York; NJ aud M r.
rin al ayv infants, ia arA II Lee aud England
,.ts anil Mama " sd tWo tt ran, Mls ansesL Nc
Yt n ~ /, ~ - F1F -. INefs, L8aa " hits
acn. AcYEo. epeec for havana. s3c.lyv.
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of her accord iding smoothly and beauti
fuly int the ard the paudlss vi The nnl iue.
The checking cables not put 70 the strain and
within sing from the sound OF the stroks that
rsmoved the dogshore the vessel sitting saey and
gracefully tho BIS, Of the tide The band struck up
"im adoat and the vessel was owrd up 10 LAncenoid
dock
as the Scotia was fairly in the water largo
numbsr Of tho lad and gent in hessrs. Napier
lion with the yard, where Q sumptunus o. ampsgne
In oh had been provided. Mr.. John Napier proposet
as ccess TO the SEQ ia" which responded to with
cheers. Ho then proposed 'Success TO tho Canard Lns
which vas also warmly RESPONDED TO.
THE CrNARD STEAMSHIP FLEET.
The extensive limo or steamers known as tho
Cunard ctil fleet embraced the following vesses
in 1861, which were built in the years named IN the
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NASSAU, N. P, May 10, 1862.
Secession FEELING in this British Sehlemen,-Nmes Of
Vessels in the Port Of misunderstanding The Blockade
STATE Of the Weather-Vssits from Northern and South
rn People, &C., dc.
The schooner Evena came into port this morning from
New York, with mails. We have become rather noto-
rious in the eyes Of New Workers. being thorough
cesh and your papers hit Of merchants hard;
but they don't mind the rough rubbing The principle
is make money and the almighty dollar being the Baa
which most men worship, they Of course pay their
alterations his temple, little caring whether the money
comes North South All can say Ia, everybody
In Nassau s not secesh II 10. for the most part those
who make money out Of the business
There are now Including the Karnak, which Is
steamer Bulldog (6). Com. McKlop; steamers Nina,
Minnow ,Stetn Kate, Cecile Nassau date The0dora),
Orita, Ihos. L. wragg, Nelly, General Airamon and
Some OF these have frequently the blockade at
Charleston but the opinion among tho captains TO
IL is becoming rayther'' risky TO try IL again
berng the old adags that "a pitcher which goes to the
we'll oo often is sure 70 get broken" Tho Captain Of the
Ella Marley has thrown danpsr upon them. though the
opinion Ia that being taken under the British flag and
within tbs jurisdiction Of the bockading squadron,
she must be re- delivered 10 the owner.
Vessels have already began to arrive from England
for fruit. There not less than thirteen up in Lon
don for Nassau. Our harDor Is crammed.
The weather Is delightfully."- fine. the atmosphere having
been cooled by showers Of rain, with thunder and
lightning For few days. when 1t mad been very warm,
deprived Of that Indispensable luxury ice the
supply having failed but, thanks to the contractors
(wbo not TO blame, the vessel having had long
passage). IL was soon renewed
There quite number Of Southern as well as
Northern vsters here, most OF them staying AT tho
Royal Victoria HOTEL wnere they appear to live in per-
feet harmony just as Parnums happy family do.
With all the reports to our prejudice, Notwithstanding
the exrayagant representations made OF our luminosity
and deadly hatred to the North. you will find men, and
too, the house, holding The most extreme
opinions. and having feelings Numerically opposite,
living together III peace aud qaietness have not heard
az yinglt quarrel between any sectional party
from North South much less between any nhabitant
and NOrtherner.
10 tel The truth, the Nassan devil Is not back As
he painted and you must not judge IRON the acts and
foeliugs u few.
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COnsuis.
iron tie Memphis An

from tie Memphis Appeal, Nay 10.
We cannot nbof when wcFc more surprised
than up n the rsce 81 Tho intelligence conveyed ~
through the despatch publish this mofni z rr m
amp Moore. louisiana, TO secretary of state In
Richmond Gen Batter, II appears has ventlred ~ tke
forcble posse f the offices OF tho Consul OF the
Netherlands, aud II the French aud Spanish nsgls in
the Citizens and Canal Banks at New orleans that h.
has rctod the pers oi tho nrst named dignitary
20 chilly taken vault key from hts pocket and sezol
bank whoss stock is owned and ntroed exclusively BY
freign subjects. his high handed procedure, Ia our
mind, presents another Trent affair for the con
sideration OF the federal govornmst The well
recognized principle Of inter national law, that
neutral tag covers neutral goods con
trabaud, applies Ia this instance well ms on
board vessel At we mistake not Iouis NaIo-
leon not tho shrink from the strict en- orcenent
that principle WHAT could have induced Butler TO
rush fatuitously into this awkward pred eau
not possibly tell with the lights now before He has
certainly repeated the experiment Of the unfortunate
Captain Wilkes and paved the way SIR his government
TO incon tneny back down and again or agnt
Francs SPAN and he Netherlands combine IS al 1s The
III esent aspect u tho tho gh fee Thoroughly
disr usted with, and completely weaned from delusiys
expectations Of foreign Intervention In this war tha we
have no disposition look Harvard 10 the den
wrh any hope OF serious imbrogo. AZ best perhaps
IL may only add to the deep dsk ace and .nfamy with
which history will invest the Yankee and nation
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Address OF General Bragg 10 His Troops.
The rebel General agg his Issued the follow Ing ad

=
ii ess - his soldiers
HgADoCA arsss SEooND CoRPs,
ARMY OF rHz MIslsIi n, CoRRTYi, May s, 1852.
soDKIs-You az lin ab Jut TO the morce
nary invader wh) pol the sacred soil Of or believe
country. Seve ely punished by you and driven ON
his chosen positions with loss Of his artillery and his
honor az shiloh when double your numbers. he APP
proacles cautiously anu timdiy, unwilling to advance.
unable to retreat. Could his rank ami tile enjoy free
m Is risht, would remain within limits;
but they are goaded under tyrants lash by dsspe
rate leaders, whose only safety lies IN
SGch foe ought never 10 conquer Freshmen battling
upon their own soil.
You viii him in your position strong
by nature and improved BY art--away from his man
support aud reliance-gunboats and heavy batteries
and, for the nsl time in this war, nth nearly equal
numbers. The slight reverses we have met on the sea
boa have worked Us good Is well AZ evil; the bravo
tr OPS hong retained there have FASTENED swell your
numbers, while the gallant Van porn and nvlncibe
Price. with the successful army OF West,
now in your midst, with numbers almost equa ling The
"army Of Shnoh.o We have. then, but TO strike and
destr and as the emys whol resources g
trated here, skau not only tennessee, Ket,s
and Missouri a toso, but open tie porals Of HE ,ooie
Northicet. BRAxTON BRAGG
General Commanding Second corps.
&C. GARNER, Assistant Adutant General.
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Besides ihese 80 steamers there when the Sc tia
Sidon screw, 17S5 tos burden ard $50 horse power;
tho Morocco. screw, 1855 tons burden and $50 horse
power; and the China (ince in Now York;,
tons burden and $50 horse power.
All the steamers mentioned above are built OF iron,
with tho exception Of the America Nagara EUROPA Co
NADIA, Asia, Africa and Arabia.
They were all built and engined by Clyde FIRMS
NAIL STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION WITH RUROPE.
A few years since anu the mail communicate n between
the United States and tho Old World was conducted quite
efficiently by ship each from the Collins and Clnard
lines sailing either side Of the Atlantic weekly
There be no substantial or pleasing atssaton
afforded OF the rapid and extraordinary development Of
commercial greatness and industrial influence in
every country on earth than the statement OF the
steam packet lines plying between England and the
United States, viz:-1he Cunard, nman, Canadian Bro
men, Hamburg ard New York lines.
Cunards vessels frum Liverpool every Saturday,
and from Queenstown every Sunday, FOR Halifax and
Boston and New York alternately leaving Now York or
Inmans leave Liverpool every Wednesday and Queens.
town every Thursday, and New York every saturday.
Those Of the Canadian leave Liverpool every Thursday
and Londonderry every Friday and every Saturday for
Quebec in the summer, and Portland in the winter.
Those Of the Bremen and Hamburg lines leave South
ampton on three Wednesdays in the month between
Them and those Of the New York line leave Cowes tho
other Wednesday steamer belonging 10 one OF these
four lines leaves New York Saturday for Cowos
Cunard's line numbers ships. viz:-ihe Asia Anne
RIGA, Niagara Europa, Cana.a, Africa Arabia Persia
and AUST ALASKAN.
Inmans line consists Of the City Of Edinburg City OF
Washington City Of Glasgow City Of Manchester, City
OF Baltimore aud the Kangaroo.
The Canadian line consists Of the North American,
Jura, Hlbernia. Bohemian, Norwegian, Nova Scotian
and Etna.
The Bremen line consists Of the Bremen, New York
and Hausa
The Hamburg line consists OF tho Hammonia, Saxona,
Borissia aLd Bavaria.
The New York line consists of the Arago and Fulton.
The latter has been Withdrawn ana taken up by our
government for war purposes.
BY means o. these thirty ships there has been
communication between England and the United STATES
four times week. which has continued, with very little
interruption, to the present moment.