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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-13
Donations =. q. .. Gr.,l Hssplla

Donations 10 u. =. Gcn,l Hsspital.
Received at the Hospital, at Keokuk,
Iowa, Dec. 18th. 1863, of Soldiers Aid
Society of Lansing, Wis, the following
articles, viz:
-Four straw pillows, FL cotton shirts, 90
cotton flannel undershirts, 8 old shirts.
70 pillow cases, 3 pillows, II sheets, 8
quilts, le pairs drawers, pairs socks. 50
towels, packages dried fruit, jar cur
rant jelly, ] jar raspberries, . packages
bandages, box Of linen lint prepared BY
the Young Ladies Soldiers Fund Society.
For which please accept thanks of Sur
geon in charge NIX. TAyLoR,
Per I'll. C. EMMoss, Steward.
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For TIE HoLLIDAYs.-Mr Ogden of
the City Book Store. is just in receipt of
the most extensive and beautiful coilee-
ton OF Gift Books, for the holidays, ever
brought to this city. Some of his books
are perfect specimens of the typograph
cal art, with elegant engravings and SUI
perb binding. 1t is seldom one sees a
work so faultless in style and execution,
80 beyond all criticism or apparent i'm
provement, as the copy of Bryant's "For-
est Hymn, found IN this collection. 1t
il fitting tribute of art to the exalted
productions Of poetic geflius. 4 rare col
lection OF the British and American poets,
prose books BY the best authors, religious
books, novels, DC, some of which are
printed on beautifully tinted paper and are
highly illustrated in every variety, have
been selected with great care, and purchas-
ed from all the best publishing houses of
the east. for this market.
But the most attractive portion af Mr.
Ogden's new books are his toy books Tor
children, and the very large collection
Of charming little libraries and reading
books for boys and girls. 1t will amply
repay the trouble of looking over this
stock Of looks for the little folks, and no
one can fail to find something which he
would like to secure. A better idea of
these goods will be had by reading the
advertisement in to-days' paper. or still
better b. visiting the "City Book Store"
near corner Of ed and Main streets,
which is we'll known as very popular
and the oldest house in the book trade In
Keokuk.
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DRIFTING MATERIALS
FOR sa1e-'
havs lot Of PRINTING MATERIALS On
AAnd which offer for sale
At a barge Dieount from Rsuadry Priss

Among them are the followings
! Cam PHe@, Fosters patent, cost $50, win
be sold for SIS
! MEpIuM HAND Press, Fosters. falmost new.l
SIZE Of pla'en ~ % inches, cost $3.50, will b
sold for $3.50
i SUPER RoyAI HAND Press made at Cincin-
natl Type Fanndr. platen 22lk %, cost $500,
viii be sold for SIS
jos Pass, platen ID ls1ha, will be so fos
500.
200 pounds OF SMALL pTcA. about 1870 lbs~
Roman amt lbs Of ltalic Ut 20 cents per pous.d.
Also. ConrosisG Sticks, from 10 3OiAehes in
ieugth.
Jon, HAIR, and TRrrIE CASKS.
A Bookbinder's RULlRG MACHINE, FiNpsEIrHs
TooIS, GLuK Por, etc.
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The FIGHT at IIoEnn's Rancho.

apr Gf7, Ac' H'"'"' Cbe'"e'7 'SInf1
Fe anil Fort tN9rO N'yR ao".-l fprcH'oH-
Jenre ofti' hmsDrrt Eppb'cIn1 -S,urc I W.T."
you, O.. s'.ll'o co.pan, 1900 shonl have al.
yauccl q Il'r1u's Ra1.ic % miles North Z stgtt
Fo. v,hcro roy cu,ouutsrol tho eusuv whose
strength WASH ,Au,y,u. euI iume inta.y engaged
them Moor Cti,tcn1,n, y 10 Ue let Colorado
V ,nlnt,rrs AMI tp, csrr,n t.s Infantry, un.
dor Cont LOWS, wei, sent ,.tlst.ycr t, f.l
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THE CouRrs YEsTERDAY,-In the Supreme
Court in the suit Of VIM H. TibbAls asi. Andrew
H. Lossee and others, 10 recover the sum Of $3.50.
AGO, tue Court granted a motion 10 declare the
transfer Of the de!ondHnrS property, against his
creditors vo'd-upo9 the ground that after ths
commencement Of an action, and the issue of an in
junction to prevent the transfer Of property, the
person holding II, whether the real owner or only
al agent cannot legally pass II into the hands o
OTHER parties 10 avoid the result Of the Actiou.-
In The U. 8. District Court John Duffy tried for
'he murder OF Ajax. Small, hrst mate Of the ship
Southampton, was convicted Of msnssughtor, aud
sentenced to three years IN the State Prison. and 70
pay fine OF S3OO,-In the surrogste's Court vac
will Of ths late Rober, Clarkson ooodhue was .l'
United 70 probate. II makes numerous en aaa
usbb bsqasSss Na3aanRs. " ~ v s'"V~'
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RViNoyc, APa ls.-Ihc following il from
| tie spcc,e. c-uespoLi,ut Of tue ANRnlcAS:
There are uo indications oi tie rc-nppc.rao,e O.,
the hcrrmoc. Tho weather is very favorable AMI
calm Tor Hor, with NIGH water.
The French steamer Gassrndi Is I'll. at Norfolk
awaiting the return Of tho Fren.h Minis. l-...n
Richmond, herc II is presumed Lee has gone T. So.
cure the safety e the tobacco purchased 10y ia,
French Government
Al int ryn.s last nj. p, and this morning Loavy
eannonatins could De heard IN tie direction u
yorktown. a party Of d,sertcrg who came ina,
'ut lines, report thc arrival Of JeH. Day., In n,
reoe. CAMP aul TIA, 1t was understood he yo,Id
take communal iu tho approaching battle. Tbev
represent tie ch'ny ~ he M gren, force, and No
works OF ntrcnchins TO be Progressing t.r,uyh.ut
the Peninsula. R"iniorcpmenis were c,n-,.pt,y
arriving from Norfolk FrcderlckshursA and oyc,
NORTH Carolina, ami tue rebe G,nera.s OPENLY do
caTed their intention to make this the great battle
the war, and the strongest conviction Is expr,s,
ed Of triumph over the Federal forces AMI ir,lay
them from the Peninsula There is almost contain,
HhirmiHAing going GA ~ the rlNyucn.
Occasionally, shot AMI shell arc thrown wifi
great rlpiiity L. the rebo.s
Just as WAC about 10 close this letter, learnei
That there was quite heavy skirmish Ills morn.
ing beyond Warwick Court House, on tie james
River
i"' onemy Attempted 4 turn or lea flank Tho
attack was made in quite heavy free, but the .,,.
my were rePil'oi after brisk art. !crv dt.rl ~,
loss OF the enemy IA thought 10 Aavo beer. auto
A'a'y' We lost about a dozen in killed an
wounded
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JERsEY CITY.

TERRIBLE AcoIpENT.-Wm. Near, employee
In the spike factory in Wayne street. was engaged
10 adjusting a belt yesterday afternoon, when q
shan, which was making 100 revolutions minute
caught IN his clothing and whirled him around al
afearful rate for twenty sec 1nds. A. every turn
Nesr's right foo, came In contact with q beam and
WAS tarAshed of hall way up to the knee. lie was
conveyed, still alive 10 his home
THE MAYOR or JERSEY Cry has secured
the church cdihce formerly occupied by the 81
Presbyterian Society, and had il ftted up as hos
pital, u be used for all sick snl wounded soldiers
from.the State that may hereafter arrive at New
York or vicinity The principal physicians Of the
city have volunteered their services, and the La
dies Relief Association will take an active part In
caring for the occupants Of the hospital.
The AMOUNT or MosEr distributed by the
Committee In charge OF the Jersey City Patriotic
Fund, for the relief Of families OF volunteers, is &c..
aG5 o. aud the State bounty paid out by the Mayor
Ia al 600
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TIE RrnArrs or CArr. MAxmrLL o,srr.

the REMAINS or CAPT. MAxwELL oSuL-
LrvAS, OIL SSH Regiment, tIrish Brigade,l viii
be buried with military honors, from the 69th Reg
lment Armory, on Sunday, at P. n His re.
mans " III arrive from Washington this morning
and will 10 taken 70 the Armory. Company O,
Goth Regiment Capt. oKeete Commanding, will
act A. escort at the funeral Tue burial will be in
Calvary Cemetery.
THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL arrived early yester-
day morning from AspinwAll, with tei7,q1O in
specie, aud Tie California malls, News unimport-
ant.
BoSSrR's LEDGER, coNnrpINo TuE wide
awake energy Of our new Postmaster, Mr.. w'Ee
usn, t.nks The Pa, OfBce ought MI 10 be closed
q moment night or day, during the week. The
slight Goa Of clerks Is no, " 10 weighed against
the public oonvenieDce.
Tue CONTRACT FOR REGULATING AND GRAD
rSe Chambers stree, Ia q, length given out. Will
liam Devaney has H.
TnE Howard MIssioN, 20 New B0very
has two little girls for adoption
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The snrrena.r Of the Norfolk Nav, Yara.

The Surrender Of the Norfolk Navy Yard.
TIN Select Senate Committee made their ro-
ror Yesterday ccnsuring BucHASAS severely
for neglect and official dcreliction, and stating
that the present sdlninistrst on cannot be held
biamcle.. for allowing thiriy-seven days to
el,pse. after it, accession 10 power before making
movement. for It's defence. Capt. NcCUtrY
is ccraurcl for ne-lc,ting 10 send the Merrimac
away from the lari ns he was ordered 20 do,
ami for scutiling the ships aul abandoning the
property before attack or efforts in its defence.
Cl,a. PAriuiNG /. ccn7urcd for the orders for
this destruction Immediately ON his arrival at
the Yard ani before being able 70 safety him
.clf oft. nNces.itv. Capt rKSDErGAsr, Of the
Cumberland. he'll no consultation, nor used
.pcciai mean, 70 avert the i-astcr, but simply
moved hs .hip according to orlcrs
Tie Committee remark that to the Executive
belor,~ censure " condemnation Of the official
con lac, of on era anl this Is only indicated by
relieving. Captain M,CArLrr from active duty,
ubi,e P,rLpiNa ami PRE>pERGAsr have been
t..il.uei To the command II the most important
raw v,rl. lcrt-thoac of BROOKLYN aud phia-
id;aia The whole amount OF property at the
Norfolk Navy Yard was valued at e., ECO 400
Amore which werc vessels wi led at g., 900, 0oo,
AMI 1000 guns, o which 800 were Of the most
p;roy,1 Dal,gren pattern. The property was
.un,u 'ersi without blow in its defence with
u,,r. at hand FRA sturdy resistance to attack
AMI tar complete d. struc.ion OF the property, had
hat been necessary.
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BROOKLYN.

SINGULAR AccIDEST.-On Thursday, at mil.
night, a row " ten two-story frame Dwellings on
Ninth street. near Gowsnus Greek, sid Oh tue slilss
upon which they we're erected, causing great de-
struction u property. The buildings were owned
BY Michael Conner, and wero known as Town.
sends Row" The props upon which they were
built becoming rotten, the buildings tpplei aud
slid d.s,ano, Of over foot, where they remain q,
an angle Of shout Is degrees SCATTERING aud break
ing them much, AMI smashing tlelr contents Tue
scene which onsued was at once painful aud ludi.
crous Tho terror -s,re ken inhabitants, men, women
and children, jumped out Of their bed. AMI ran
shriek.ns into the street, unable f1r some time to
comprehend what hsd happened. s.mo ran f,r
blocks distant, with nothing on blt their night
clothes But two Of uern, however, John spino'A
aud . son Of Augustus Dascher-were injured, tie
former having bis leg severely injured. the latter
his arm fractured. Tie names Of the occupants and
their losses are as follows 8 W. Savage, $1,000
George owen, $50; J. II. Iaight 500; J FL.
son, 500 wm DAviA $50; J. W. johnson, 500
John Caincr 800 John spnj!a, S75 James
3 tier, 500 Timothy DAILY, $50 WIN. Mitcher.
son, $500 VIM Dsscher, 5000 on scgars, DC, and
So on furniture; John Contrel 1900 Mrs. Crouk,
80. The loss on the buildings IS about 5000
The TRIAL OF HowARp c. CoSRNDY, the
policeman, who shot Paul ONei is set down for
next Thursl,y. The defendant found bal IA tho
sum Of $4,000.
The SOCIETY OF THE ELM PLACE Con-
aaEGATiosAL CnURcu have been considering tie
propre,y Of building new church, and the ma.
jor.ty Of It's meInbers IN favor Of Il meeting
the matter
IHE BEooKLYS BRIpoE PRoyECr-Ip an.
sw'F u ae'rresloudCut, who asks who frat suo.
s'7!ea plan Of bridge T. brooklyn c1ustruc,,I
neither on TIE suspension nor tao abuttm,ut prjn.
tlI'" we can only state that plans Of bridge 4,
connect New York aud Brooklyn have been pro.
ed 10y more than dozen different psre5ns n,
deterrent times. Tho earliest We can r.c.Iics, :.
tat Of Smith Cram, IN 1904 then ust,d lridy,.
binder He proposed b luiil a bridge In u,res
arches ~ wood, starting at william street Nav,
YORK and terminating In Hicks street, Br.1kIyu.
aud having but two piers In tho river. Another
y rson proposed bridge Of cast irou Of exit or
ten arches. Tie East River can be bridged over"
Tie difficulty Is only one Of cost end taxation
bridge over the river should be 81 constructed that
Il would not interfere with navigation or tie a,yy
Of 1ne tides To erect bridge of that kind would
cost large sum
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Assembly.

The reports u the Grinding Committee. made
On "Wednesday anu Thursday, were called up Mr.
CoddnSton spoke at length, ably, IN support Of the
main principles the I'LL, reviewing the evils II
design Il 10 correct, and urgins tie necessity Of
thorough radical reform In tie primary elections,
as the veiy ground work upon which our who., ~.
lNcal fabric rests.
Messrs smith, C.laha and Kcnnty spoke warm
y IN favor u recomnittal VI the bill, declaring
that II WAS All attempt - cripple the free choice o.
tho people Ia the selection OF candidates M
MADDOX designated the bill a. being h. wish tn,
dirty linen ~ mozart and TAmmany, ami N settle
the quarrel between the Pewter Mug and fernanlc
Wpid. Tho motion T. recommit tie bill was Car.
ried by ~ " 80.
Toe House debated the Congressional apportion
IN eut bll AL the rereas
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MILLIAMsn rRaII.

THE GERMAN TAXPAYERS Of the 18th Sewer
age District met last evening at Harmonic Hsll.
aud accepted the report Of the Committee appoint
ed at their meeting OF last week 10 Investigate th,
proposition to lay sewers within the said distr,c,
Tho Committee, consisting Of Messrs. Henry Seller.
John X Jurgens, Joseph schlesel, Henry Dell
meyer, Edward Cheney, John wods, Louis Pts
ter, John Rlces and Christian Hinken, strongly
protested against the construction Of any sewer in
their geighhorhoo1, and number Of az iresses
were made in the same souse mass meeting
will take place next week
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From Gen. Mcclellan,

The following dispatches were received TO-DAY AT
The War Department, from Gcapru. Mcclellan
HcadludrteTs 9'ns army CrMe Poiomac, Apy7I
Is, iSG2.-At about half hour after midnight. the
enemy attacked Smiths Position, and ATTEMPTED I,
carry MS guns. Smith ropulscl them hand somcly.
ana LOOK some prisoners. | have 10 details. WIN
.or""d 'Aom Us s'ou as my Ais return Tho
airing was very heavy, Auisu1w ouiet
sEyoNu DlsrAlou
Ny position, occupied yesterday 10y smith u,,s
intren. Ael last night ~ that we have been al,. a.
proyeut the enemy from working today, and k.,,
his guns si'cnt Same res4.. at the bs,teriss :,
II 'sau's Mills
YORKTOWN was shelled by our guuhoats and one
- our har.cs today, without effect. Their, bs,
Deem good doa. q firing nom tie yorktown land
battyr.ca
ru0p plspArnu
'df"3''n AFills.-- The followln was re-
celycI At O.hr u.scyunJ.
Hang AGIfrs Army OF the
lFt|Wac April Is
An official report las been received =, o.,,,,,.
tiers, giving list Of the killed Aud y,Yna.l A., A..
hUtweou the Third Vermont regimen, an, he
enemy % Wednesday, mention Of which v,,rr,1.
yesterday. The Information as far asrece,ei pp,,
tie killed IT %, and the wounded At 20, tcu Of the
latter viii probably prove iatal
The conduct " the Vermont troops on the occa.
sloa is spoken Of in tie highest terms earning for
the Green Mountain boys laursls only to be won by
the brave. They drove a superior number Of tAo
enemy from their fortified POSITION but were forced
to rsllnqlish 1t on the rebels being reinforced The
loss Of the enemy In this engagement must have
bee" heavy as the wel-diFssssi ags 0t wv uv.sry
u8Usa WEN BY aGIsh
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Congressional Proceedings.
AANNHIh NOTWITHSTANDING.
Fret Srssinu

Warrington, hpTi lS.-Nhe bill 10 establish
Lana oh"r Ia q. raio Wa ken un an passed.
NJ. Harms .utr5iu,clr p..l intrsa.Iuy lie an
H,a ~ tie : .ryuyur7 of "a" Ports ot 4 Dtpv e,t
Troy, New 'rk. IL esq ...u.i thlt the b..l dIs.
pen7.d ' ,lH 'tTtrA. ~ '.rs a. 'l's Iu.t-
res. ltpu Wa pa rl .gl.,.r.. o. ~ 90, Sr,ret,.
rN ~ I've lHI't.'r tie amount ~ u tr paid ,ar Ia
gal services n Mex. aui California, i,r IL, ra,t
four years -
TAc Clu' cation H.. was tL,a tlspu M. ant NJ
H'wA.a tMal! AZ htssr the nat, ~ 'c, ~ in
ia'!r - tlr l.l '.4't after yu., t.rtI. wa, l,,l
aside al. a1Hr sons dD,.'s 40 l.. I..tr.... mi
Monday. N' "''
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GOVERNOR MORGAN has appointed, and the
State Senate confirmed, Colonel CoRcoRAN a.
one Of the Harbor Masters Of this port. This is
inter !ei AS a compliment and lucrative finsn-
cial position for the gallant Colonel, and a. srch
will be- appreciated by him AMI his friends, but
VIC much mistake the deposition Of President
LIScoLN in the matter II he allows 50 able q
military officer to hold so insignificant public
position in these stirring times, when good and
brave men can lily he spared from the service u
their country. Colonel CoRCoRAN will accept
no such post in time Of war, but will Lc again
ready to lead gallant regiments Of his country
mea to victorious conflict, if tho roOeL allow his
return.
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STATE LEGIsLATuRE.-senntn

dbrny April is.-The Senate, In Commits.
o. the Whole, Nj Young In the char, took up N,
Metropolitan Health Bill. The question was uet
put IA sr.Nins out oil In reatln " the Police Com
tussOuer% Carried by i4to 10
N ". Gsnson moved u amend by providing Na
no vessels, except those having the small poN, shil
fever, or cholera on board Le hereafter suJJeVt '
quarantine. Carried
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Spriqqfdt, Mass, april ls.--At nine o'clocl,
TINS evening the Connecticut River was Is fee,
above low water mark gui rapidly rising. Th. h
within four feet fur iuaAos ofthp great fo,d Of Ma
is lNSl Such rise Of the river, without rain, i,
unparalleled "
Rome n Y, april iS.-Thc whole VI hawk VII
icy j. inln iltei Trains on the Central X al were
detained last n'gHt Oyt csmn through tu-isy. al
though seycga! miles o'track are uullr water
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The REBEL STEAMER NAsn,ulr a,c,r linz,
''le Nassau n, ~ papers. hal reached uAt
l"'' o''A S''l T. u -.tsA cawpaay, changed her
h'ul' 70 Ne Thomas j Wrlys," an sailed on the
we otA INST under Bgt 81 co.ors, with ian asslrt-
ed cargp"-ptohIby arms Ru war intuition. t,
any southerh port she could. The Nahsal spers
also publish Improbable stories Of Eu{IsA vessels
constantly running the blockade at Charleston, de.
aVefps sIul' S9a bringing YAK Ssrs9ss VI se,tsa,
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Fires, Accidents, Inaue.ts, 60.

Probably Fatal SHOOTING ACCIDENT
Mr. John H. Mead q well known citizen Of the
pistol, on Thursday evening, ami is thought 10 be
fatally wounded MI. Mead restless ~ No "a
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Gold and silver Watches Of all desert
| IONS some IN gold hunting cases f.r lad!er al
a. NO each, warranted correct / me kaepers
sale by GEO. q. ALLEN, 40 TIroa way, one H.,
below Canal st formerly II Wall st apis -
DIR. Kennedy, Proprietor OF - yo"
Medical Discovery, will be at his ~
we're House, cor Of B.oadwsy snd ~ " ihuf
April Is 10, 81, ~, 30 4. unI rI 1900.
AL; All ,91, are are troubled with &C. q !, ,c.
Al that are troubled With sALTk~TlY' ~,
quested 10 call IL
Al tha. are troubled with ERYsIPELAs 40 a..
All that are troubled With CANKER are requ-,
C1 g. call.
All that are troubled With NURSING sbpI
MOUTH are requgated T. call
A.! that are troubled Will SCALD HEAD are rs
quested g. call
All that are troubled with RISGwoRM are
quested 10 call
All that are troubled with HUMORs IN rb
EYES and FILM GROWN OVER TN SIGHT
requested 10 call. &.
All that are troubled with sCALY ERUPTION
ON THE SKIN are requested e. call -.
AL That are troubled with BOII.S are request,
10 call.
All that are troubled with RUNNING OF z
EARS are requested to call,
AL that are troubled w.tL FEVER sORRs
requested 10 call
All that are troubled with PIMPIEs ON
FACE are requested to cal.
All that are troubled with ULCFRATRD an
LEGS are request ID b. call
perfect cure ID warranted In every caaa ave,
when the bones are diseased. Advice in MI GA
gratis. aylT b.is
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The C.p,yred Omcer. Of the Sumter.

Boson, April 1s.-Themas 7. Tansall, late
Y. g. Consul 81 Taniers, and Mr.. Myers purser OF
the pirate Sumter, arrested ct Alters Morocco, ar
rived here today in the bark Harvest Home. The
prisoners were In irons, and were scui 10 Fort
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IN. follnrtna are The i,sns 1

The following are the temai
Association for Improving Condition Of the
New York Hospital and BlOominsdsle Asy.
um .,'...s'... s's''ss' ''''''''''''''''. ~
New York City Dispensary ...,..,.,.....I
Ssild T Aid soCi.ty ,rc
~ p',s cn,s wy IN; ne cb,rrb os,bs than
Ne..isb ami All souls Church in the city an ffc
Of New York. ...........................k arret.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum u the city o. New ise i.
rors; 49,, by ho
o.,,. = NJ er ful
sb.,- ,i Design ~, women ,hs C,oer In for
sti,u,s her
Asylum for sesmeus Children staten Is H. tn,
lana. ...sss.tts sssssss.sa..s....s
Coored Home for the aged and indigent h, IS,
nov 10 ~, oO,n s',-e,. - Cer =
s,rs., ,D' o''''' - i'1 -'' - i''- Uit
Marine Society at this port. o.
Five Points House Of Industry. ..........,-" cor
NJ, c,,dby. Ala bsousa,hed kiO 900 IN Carries.
H. A.. -, :. -. -, ,,L long
| perty Of ell Souls Church, corner Of Fourth
| and TweuLcth street. on condition that q sle ms
sum be raised witAin three years by the memOat'
| Tie church. - tc used Tor the same purposf
Mr. ooodhue bCqueath,d 70 Rev Dr.. Bellows ~
| sum Of 5000
TO-DAY is the anniversary Of the battle
LeI nston, In the Revolution. Yesterday was u
anniversary Of the battle Of Cerro Gordo, In W.
war will Mexico. The only mnn.spsi cslsbSAhd'
is display q fags. -
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Reported Cnr,urc of Port WRIGHT.

OrIgo, Apri' l5.-lhc EyENISu JourvAL
says - We i,arn from private sources ths morn.
n2 lat FIT wfIs.t was STACKED b. O,m Foote'S
q lila on 81 inlay, and has been captured. We
presume CIR insrmiti,u is correct az il comes
from ono At Cairo VIA, know, about ever thing
thlt il gp.uy an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19
The NIexlcnn oue.lInn Arniu.

Further interesting particulars are developed.
IRON the correspondence and Documents ht,h.
iaid before Congress. President Liv,olS, con.
ceivlng that the people OF the UuicI States
would scarcely Justify him In Withholding effort.
% prevent the extinction Of the ErpIbc Of
Mexico, by the nation. Of Europe, proposed ON
the "a September lsGl, that tho Uuitei Si.t,.
would guaranty three per cent. intcre,, on tho
Mexican debt estimated at six,y-two millions
OF dollars, for five years provided that govern.
ment would pledge to the United States, as Sc
curity for it repayment, the public and mineral
lands Of Lower California chihuahua, Sonora. and
sinaioa-the property so pledged to become ab-
solute to the United States, at the expiration of
the term d six years from the time when th,
treaty want into effect ii such reimbursement
were not made before that time. The pr,p,s,l
was also conditional that the British and French
governments should iJIDenr from action ag.iu,,
Mexico until the treaty was ratined ly our Sen.
ate, and thereafter ~ long Us the interest WA.
regularly paid.
Previously, or the 2llh june, 1861. Mu..ter
CoRwIN had received from the M.,,.,u Gov.
eminent, the draft Of a treaty pr1p,.m, TO l,r-
row from the United States the sum of n inc m,I-
lions Of dollars, to be secured upon Ia, p.blic
Lands, mineral rights, AMI church properly Of
Mexico. This proposal was not regarded With
favor By the U, ;. Senate and, in TIL form,
the subject wasiroppri The Mexican indebted
mess to European nations il as i,ll,Rs;
Lngland .,...,....,.....s75.olo.OOO
franc, ,,,,,,,..,, .,..., 5utJ.UuO
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