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The London Times again Grswls Mt the
New York Der Of Comm eree-Mr.
bright ApPla uds the Pr oc lam tion-Great
rise in Cotton.
ST. JOINS, N. B., Nov. 15.-The Steamship
1f.tna, from Liverpool on the 5th, via = ueens-
town on the 9th inst, passed Cape Race en-
route for New York, this afternoos.
The steamer City OF New York arrived ou
on the 9Th, and he liibernia on the 5th inst.
The political news is unimportant
slight collision had occurred between the
Austrian and Italian soldiers the frontier
but the difficulty was soon quieted.
The London fimc again Rd yerts to the action
oil the New iaSk Chamber of Commerce touch
ing the rebel sttnner Alabama 1t denies that
llamc can be attached 10 England.
The London Daily News takes altogether q
different view of the matter
Mr.. Bright had written a letter applauding
Preside nt Lincuin's proclamation to liberate the
slaves OF the southern States.
The London Times commences the publica-
ton OF correspondence from Richmond, dated
Oct D. 1hewriter rs OF coursc strongly imbued
with esprit Of secession. He SAYS they suffer
terrible depriyations, but that the spirit Of re-
slsiance L. as hie las ever.
Al a crowded meeting, held at the Metropoli-
IAN institution, London, recently, resolutions
Wtrr adopted expressing sympathy with the
North. Lord Brourham, in q letter, expresses
his hopes that the American Government will
refrain from making seryile instruction.
1t Is reported that Lord Elgin has retired from
the gOyerncrship Of India. owing to the climate
The Duke of Argyle succeeds him.
1t is reported that Garibaldi has been sounded
as to his acceptance of the Crown of Greece.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-Co;ten-The sales of
two Gays amount TO $1,000 bales, at an advance
OF I'd. TO Sd. since Friday. The market closed
buoyant.
BIeadstufs are dull. Wheat has a declining
t,ndCney.
Provisions are very dull.
LoNDoN-Consols are quoted 9ls for
money.
Steamship Nova Scstian.
FATHER POINT, Nov. 1.-THE steamship
Nova Sco:ian, from Liverpool on the 30th via
Londonderry on the 3ist of October, passed
this point this morning, en- route 10 Que bee.
She has i3 cabin and rs stPerage passengers
Her news was telegraphed from Cape Race
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A X Il Y s Z PP L l z 5 .

II X IL r s.
OFFICE or The CHIEF QuAsrsaxAsrIa,
Ayn.y Of ne Potomac, )
~AsHlSofON September ~, 1862
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army of the Potomac the following articles
$500 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
haied, the weight ofeach h bale to be marked
thereon.
strong sacks. well sewed
1850 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, Well seasoned
AID or The beet quality
Zach bid must no accom- panied by the endorse
ent O! two responsible persons that the contracts
Hs.arded will be fulfilled.
Bids will he opened from time to tina a. the Ar
leles mayb needed, and contracts will be awarded
Tor the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
eidtSr UP tn the time of opening.
The right il reserved to accept ell any part OF
sIy bid
Preposais should he endorsed Proposals for Ia.
or Oats Wood - as the case may be- aud enc!osni
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and A D. c.
ne q Chief Qua-termaStar,
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O II n &c "A L.
ExKcrrrvE MANSION.
W WAsHING1as. Nov. 16. Isss..


WAsBISGTes. Nov. rs, fsS2.
General Order Respecting the Observance
Of the sabbath Day In the Army I'D
Navy.
The President Commsndrr-in-Cl Chief Of the
Army and Navy, desirrs and en- Scins IN. ord riy
Observance Of the sabbath by the officers sad
men In the military and naval service. The
importance for man and beast Of the prescrss-.d
weekly rtst, the sacred rights OF Christian
soldiers and sailors, becoming deference 10
- best sentiment Of q Chris tian people, and a
0ue r'gard for the Divine wiz demand thai
sunday lalor in the Army and Navy b. re-
ouctd 10 the meas ure OF strict necessity
The discipline and cha-acter OF the National
forces should not suffer, nor the cause they &C.
frnd BE- tmperflled by the PROCLAMATION Of ths dxy
or name OF the Most High. "At this time OF
public distress" adopting the word OF Wash.
lnRton IN l916, '.inen may find enough 20 do IN
the service of God Hni their country without
abandoning themselves 10 vice and ,mmoral-
ity." The first general order issued I,y the
Father OF his Country after the Declaration of
Independence indicates the spirit in which our
institutions Were founded nd should ever ha
defended: "fte Generdl kspes and frasss faaf
erery cficer and nna tcN eadedror 10 lir, a al act
os becomes Chrtsfton soldier i>sadsne Ae dearess
rights and liberties Of Ais oo4ntry."
ABRAhAE LINCOLN
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Destructive Fire at New York.

NEW YORK: Nov. 16.-The Althouse Iron
Works Were burnt on Saturday night, and the
Associated Presbyterian church, in the vicinity,
was also destroyed, and a large nember of
dwelling houses on Gr,en and Hous ton streets
Were damaged. The building No. IA Green ST.
was crushed by the falling walls of the iron
works. James Manguin, an insurance watch
man, is supposed TO- have lost his life. The total
loss will each Sl50,OOO
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Burnside and Sipel.

HEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
Nov. 16-Gen. Sigel visited Gen. Burnside at
his headquarters to- day.
The two distinguished generals had a most
cordial interview. Burnside has the utmost
confidence in his able coadjutor, and Gen.
Sigel has often expressed his admiration of
the military qualifications Of the hero OF
Roanoke.
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Arrival of n Prize.

New YORK, Nov. I5-The prize schooner
Water Witch, of Kingston, Jam, Acting Master
George B. Almy, arrived here to-day from
AranZas Pass, Texas, which She left October 81.
The Board of Aldermen to-dae adopted a
resolution rendering General Mcclellan The
hospita lities of the CITY
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From New Orlran-Defeat of II ebel force
at tLabadiervilIe.

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-Adrices from New
Orleans stat. that the expedition under Gen
WeitZel met the enemy AT Iabadieryille, and
defeated them after a brisk fight. Upwards of
eco OF the enemy We're killed, wounded and
taken prisoners, and one piece Of artillery was
captured. The Rebels were pursued towards
Berwick's Bay, where Gov. Moore was sup
posed TO be. Our loss was IL killed and "a
wounded The Rebels captured Were paroled
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Sale of a Prize Schooner.

BosToN, Nov. l5.-The prize schooner Louis,
and her cargo of | IS bales of cotton, were sold
to-day by The United States Marshal The
cargo was bought by VIM. Miller, of New York.
for $4,000.
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Postage Stamp, 10 be r sdeeme .,

NEW York, Nov. 15.-The Postmaster Gem
eral has given orders for the redemption OF
postage stamps which haye been used as cur
renPy.
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nF The crops, especially that OF csrn, is said
10 be short in Calvert county, Sid.
~ There is three feet four inches OF water IN
the Ohio at w heeling a. this time.
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON IRON.CLAD SRA
l. STEAMERS

L STEAMERS
NAVY DEPARTMENT, October 80, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until No
yember "a 1852 for the construction of one or more
Iron Iron, clad Sea stesmers of about $50 tons,
complete, Including machinery, oasfs, and spars
cables, sales, and all other equipments necessary
TOR an efficient cruising ship Of war excepting only
the ordnance and ordnance stores
The general plans and specifications can be ex.
amined at the Navy Department
The proposition must state the price for the
whole complete, and the time in which each vessel
coast.
Bids will only be received from parties who are
known to be able to execute The work snd the con.
tract will embrace ell the usual conditions.
oc 31-3tawtSo24
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The Europa at Bostou

Boston, New. 15.-The royal mail steamer
Europa, from Liverpool, via Halifax, arrived
at this port tonight.
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Gold in New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Ths board of brokers
have resolved 10 sell gold al their meetings,
and will recommence on Monday.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
CANTERBURY HALL!


LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
THE MOST PR0sPEROES PLACE OF AMUSE-
MEST IN WASHINGTON.
Crowded Houses Delighted Audiences,
Patronizcd by the First Gentlemen in the Country
NEW BILL TONIGHT
Last Week Of the Besutiful JULIA MORTIMER
aud the Charming KATE PENS0YER.
Last Week positively of the GIPSY'S LAY
Continued success of the Scottish Nightinsale
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
Second Week of GEORGE r. EDESON.
Continued success of the Ethiopian comedians
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS.
They sill appear ght in two Ethiopian acts
THE HAUNTED CHAMBER and I-lI-iI
FULL BAND OF MINSTRELS TONIGHT
MONS SZOLLOSY'S NEW BALLET in which the
Court of Beauty will appear
The lsughabie farce entitled THE SECRET
George r. Edeson as Thomas
Doors open, tA o'clock; performance, "a
Admission % cents. Orchestra, 90 oents.
Monday. Nov. 24th. first appearance of
NJ lie ANNETTA TAGALLITTA Mons VALORDE
Two of the Best Dancers in the World
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ADJUSTMENTS.
I'M . CCM EAN i ,.
hlxeE'S WASHINGTON THEATRE.
ELEVENTH STREET, Near Penn. Avenue,
scle Lessee and Mana ger JAMES " NIxox

a. ELEVENTH STREHf, Near Penn. Avenue.
cole Lessee and hanag JAMES N. NIxox
THIS s,IoNDAYj EVENING,
crBxss rffEs: ssppearsURfsffR UffRts &
IN the rom.a,is drama in three acts, copied from
S.m. il aSt h: of
,opv in this country, entitled
o., TIE TIE M1zssI.s WizsRD skITF I ur S,.,o
Aa;sts z,H;i:a, the di'sy Be, CUBAs
PSoCAB0NTAs.
c,,.srs.E,ANNY BROWN,
And the Entire Ora matte Hi Company DAs nSf'hr'
FORD'S NEW THEATRE,
- NEW TAEATRE!
TENTH STREET. ABOVE PEySA. AVENUE.
s Hada; Street ABs
Mr. EUxrHREr BLAND. Acting Manager
AND gos.r!SE5q SSEGPER ERn EhT E19f srx NIGHTS
OF the most prosperous engagement Of the
MR.. t.s1 z. W. P"tttJ'I CouL 'itILSGS LDoUK,
And the Afss AAif:s%P''54ef G6TIbSCRs bSSSCSHRs Actress,
They h""isx Gch.sr.d r,es. nnerarlplsd triumph
CR0MDkD NIGHTLY TO EXCESS
THE Fhf "si' RFfINED i5s'is5l ba%Ma SsI,if'' Of
miGMEsT DR. bRASSTiTCs RoSSRs iiG sasRsfi'es the
no VIII now appear in
TWO AT1R4CTiFE PLAYS!
THE GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT YET GIVEN,
THIS fMONDAY) EVENING
An entirely new play, by the author of Our Amer
lean ':cusin." entitled
THE JEW OF FRANKFORT
Keuhen .----....-.. ................ Mr.. puliock
Miss COuldOck
TT" cart Of character s embraces all the ne mbers
Of the best Stock Company il the city.
With the above VIII be performed the merry farce
of UNCLE SAM
Sam Fl obbs .....Mr e II BaiicY
The rest OF the characters by the Star Company
The bcRntiful and gifted young artistic
MRS. i. B. PHILLIPS
has been ased and will appear Tuesday night
IL rehearsal the thr ling national m itacy drama
HCESE SHOE ROBINSON
Or, THE BiTTLE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN!
In mechanical prsraration most ex itins drama,
JEAN YALJEAN,
founded on Victor HugG's thrilling novel of =" Les
MiS.rtbi.S.'
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette ~ cents Orchestra
Seats IS cents Family Circle q cents; Colored Par
tarrr 81 cent?; Private Boxes St.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock performance com
mcnccs at ~ o'clock
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SO TAKE NOTICE sn
n. 4 PAR Err
No. 50 LOUISIANA AVENUE
Respectfully aud cheerfuliy returns thanks for tha
hssra! patronage hi therto recei we'd.
Having every facility for doing
~ II Ii ES -
HOUSE, SIGN,
AND
DECORATIVE PAINTING
Together with all work pertaining toa
FIRST CLASS PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT
He has nc iesitancy in soliciting continuance
OF HIS ihs rgb!ie,s rbIGr s fa:3rs sp,so.,,
THE WORK UNEXCEPTIOEABLE
Ard particular attention is Maid to
PHOMPTNESS IN DELIVERY.
~ Ren1sinbsr the nup1tsr,
SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
oc z SIN Between Sixth and Seventh sts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
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ToPHAMss sRru,uu
TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
499 SEyEsTB ST., WASHINGTON, DC.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute OF Bal
timore, November z, 1860
Also, Medal by Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
Washington, D. c., 1857.
RSI am constantly N makina and alwaysMN~
F&HN have on hand, Of the best ma kTH1N
Afb teral, every description Of A10
Fine SOLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME,
LADIES' DRESS,
WOOD BOX, and
PACKING TRUNKS,
PELLISSJER, CARPET, and
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS,
SCHOOL. sATOHELS, Ac.
At LOW PRICES.
member OF Congress and Travellers will please
examine my stock before purchasing elsew here
Trunks that are made in other cities.
Superior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS made
10 order.
TRUNKS COVERED aud REPAIRED at short
notice.
Goods delivered free Of charge to any part of the
city, GEORGETOWN and Alexandria.
II JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
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- The Norfolk Opera House wa~sopened
last week Tor the hrsi time since the occ npailOn
Of the city. 10y Ipjpn troops. -, w. Gl-fa,
'ihat prosecuted Dutchman,' a. he lessee.
81 Aaron Johnson, native or IiaddaIn, o.,
IL Mormon Bishop In ttah, and Las IN
wives, OF whom three were bis nleces-
- The Republican stat and Congressional
ticket is elected in Kansas By 8 1.a5ori;S Of
@J,OCU. The Legislature IS also Repablicas.
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HARPtP's FERRY, Nov. Neutrality-suspicious.
the direction of Msrtinsburg and Haucock re-
csiyed here, states that Jackson's main force %
about ffits.n miles this side of Winchestpr az
SteVensoE's Station. Therela been 10 f,sr,hsr
advance towHrds the line of tho railroad or ne
Maryland line, and thsre IL very little srxcite-
ment among the people.
All Tumors 10 The crossing OF lac lrSou in to
Maryland rc unfounded.
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The London Times again Grswls, at the
New York Chamber Of Comm ereN-Mr,
Bright Appla uds the Pr oc lam ion-Great
Rise i'm Cotton
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FATHER POINT, Nov. 15.-The steams hip
Nova Sco:ian, from Liverpool on the 30th via
Londonderry on the 3ist of October, passed
this point this morning, en- route 10 q ue bee.
She has SO cabin and us stPerage passengers
Her news was relegraphed from Cape Race
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IL rehearsal the thr Hing nntionsl m iitacy drama,
HCkSE SHOE ROBINSON
Or, THE iTTLE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN! i!
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The hcrntiful and gifted young artistic,
MRS. /. BTPHILLIPS
has been ensag ged and will appear Tuesday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
Herald Correspondence
Fairfax Court House Oct 2


A detachment of about so men. from
this division, who were at Manassas june
ton, were attacked By $50 rebels on Fri
day and retrested with the loss of two
Lieutenants and Is prisoners. Can't
Gonger. of the Sd Virginia cavalry, with
80 men, who had been on scouting er-
petition and was on his return. met the
same party of rebels between CatIett's
Station and Warrenton. Capt. Concer
attacked and dispersed this body, killing
several members of the 18th Virginia
cavalry and taking two prisoners. In the
engagement Capt. Congers was seriously
wounded and remained on the field oyer
night, when he was taken In charge by a
resident Of the neighborlood and carried
TO his house and his wants cared for. The
whole loss of Capt. Congers in the fight,
was one wounded and three prisoners.
Capt. Dahlgreen, with his force to-day.
drove 10 the rebel pickets between Cat.
let's and Warrenton. Capt. Dahlcreen
who went out to look after Capt. Conper,
reports him dangerously wounded. He
was paroled on the FIELD hy the rebels who
proposed to send him to our lines. but
he was too badly hurt to be moved and a
surgeon was sent to his assistance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
Indianapolis, Oct. 25.

Indianapolis, Oct. 25
1t is believed that the N. Y. Herald 3
specials statement that the Governors OF
loyal States are to assemble at Washing
ton next week to dictate policy in ref
erence to the movements of the army of
the Potomac and Ohio, is canard man
ufactured out of whole cloth. Gov. Nor
ton certainly knows no such arrange
ment. A dav or two since Gov. Yates
visited this city, and accompanied Gov.
Morton to Louisville, on business con-
nected with troops belonging to their re.
spective States. Gov. Yates returned to
Springfield to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
GorinE Your OK and Mine,

IL Is now about twenty years ago since
there was employed in the New York Gus
tom House man named VIM. l.. Macken.
zie, endowed with remarkably inouirnp
turn of mind. While rummaging through
some of the old boxes of that establish
ment he discovered an extraordinary col
lection of political letters addressed to Col
lector Hoyt, protege Of the late ex- Pres
ident Y an Buren,. Never before nor since
were there such piquant revelations made
concerning the inner life and controlling
ideas. and of the heartlessness of polit.
zeal junto. The Van Buren's however. or
a. well as the late B. F. Butler, without be-
ing foolish enough to offer explanations.
regarded the exposure of their private let
'ers as vlllalnous treachery, and as such
was II denounced by their adherents and
themselves Hoyt appealed TO Chancery
tor aid. 1t may be all right now for
Prince John to betray the confidential re-.
marks of his friend Wadsworth, and the
contents of letter of Gen. Scott. tre.ch-
erously obtained by some one. But do
not see exactly how.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
New York, October 1862

J.. B. HOWELL. Eso.-My last to you
was from Harper's Ferry. I wish the
farmers Of Iowa had such markets for the
sale of their produce as the rebel farmers
Of Virginia have had for more than q
year, contiguous to our great army. At
Harper's Ferry potatoes were selling at
two dollars per bushel, cheese rs cents
per pound, butter so cents, eggs at any
prices asked
The great army is still there, and soon
the roads will be in a condition to make it
difficult to move-an excuse, valid per-
haps, to 60 into winter quarters. The
rebel officers mentioned in my last have
been paroled, and were on their way to
Washington and thence to Richmond, to
get exchanged. They commented severe
y upon Mr. Lincoln's Emancipation proc.
lamatlon. said it would not be justified by
any civilized Nation, because the whole
world know that such step did not grow
out Of . military necessity, but that
it was the cmanation Of vicious and
barbarous spirit-just such spirit as was
manifested by the Pilgrim Fathers and
their descendants. One of them thought
il would have been a merciful providence
to the world if the Mayfower had been
lost and all on board persisted in The broad
ocean. My friend suggested a. an off
set to this, that it might have been a
greater blessing if the ships loaded with
convicts from England had never reached
the shores Of Virginia from whom in part
sprsng such belieerent ard .y-.un;c.,
race.
! saw many rebel prisoners. All of
them were violent in their denuncialion Of
the Presidents emancipation proclama
ton, and in the same breath will tell Won
that il will have no more force than
sheet OF blank paper Not an officer in
the Union army has yet resigned in con-
sequence OF the proclamation, notwith-
standing IT was prophesisd that large
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28

~- Northeastern Kentucky is suffer
Ing greatly; its citizens are fleeing to
Portsmouth, Ohio. for protection and
bring news that guerrillas under Witcher,
Field. and others, are burning the houses
and destroying the corn6elds of the loyal
inhabitants. Fourteen dwellings,, besides
Darns' stables and outhouses, were des-
'royed In one week. Gen. Morgan's en-
tire Cumberland Gap army is now in that
vicinity, and will soon be clothed and
rested after its long and toilsomc march
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
Especial to Times. |
Washington. Oct. 26,

Washington, Oct. &c.
we have no reports o-night sustaining
runors current here of fighting ON the
Upper Potomac.
The enemy is reported in Frederick as
having evacuated Winohester, aud NOV
ing towards Gordonsville.
A heavy rain storm is prevailing which
pids ialr to raise the Potomac.
we have intelligence from the South.
through a source entitled to credit, that
the rebels have really yentured upon the
dangerous policy of arming their negroes
IN Atlanta, Ga, Montgomery, Ala and
other cities. 1t is said negro regi ments
have already been organized and sunnlied
with weapons, and recent North Carnl.
ma newspaper states that about 8 600
black soldiers, Offered by whites, have
been sent from camps of instruction to
garrison Notifications and important towns
at the request of Gen. Wadsworth.
The New York regiments, captured at
Harper's Ferry and paroed, and who were
sent west with view of operating against
the Indians, have been ordered back to
New York to do q frontier duty. They
were 5000 in all and were greatly dissat-
isfed IN being ordered west
The Gilmore House, at Baltimore ha.
been taken by the Government for Hospi-
tai purposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28

The RIGHT SpIRIT.-Daniel Webster
said, at the naturalization meeting at
Faneuil Hall, thirtyiyears ago:
!" | shall support the President in main
tanning this Union and this Constitution;
and the cause shall not fail for want OF
any aid, any effort, any co-opeeation oil
mine. When the glorious standard of the
Union is raised, and waves over my head
God forbid that | should inquire who is
commissioned to untnil it and bear it up.
! only ask in what manner !, as an hum
Bile individual. can best discharge my duty
in defending it,
That is now the language of every trnc
patriot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
San Francisco, Oct. &c.

Uncasiness is felt on account of the
non-arrlval Of the steamer Golden Age,
from Panama, now 26 days over due.
A boiler exploded yesterday in the
National FIGURING Mills, on Market street,
killing four and woundirg others, and
damaging the mill to the extent of one
thousand dollars.
A quicksilver lode has been discovered
within two miles of San Francisco, with
prospects rich and appears to be extensive.
Its discovery was accidental while exca-
waiting drills preparing to lay down pipes
for the Spring Valley Watch Go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-28
Washington, Oct. 27.

All statements to the effect that General
Wadsworth does not cordially cooperate,
and has not from the first cordially CO.
operated with Maj. Gen. McCellan 10 the
conduct of the war, or that lie has ever
raised question as to the fidelity to the
Government of Gen. Mcclellan, are en-
tire!y unfounded. Gen. Wadsworth has
only asked how he could most effectually
aid him IN his vigorous prosecution OF his
campaign. There is authority for this
statement