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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

TOur dispatches this morning say
that our troops entered Nashville ON Sun.
day last. But Clagett's 'sfour dollar
special" which was not special and cos,
nary cent, was on the bulletin on Friday
afternoon previous. Now Clagett says,
''there, don'tyou see that my special was
right 7"
by the way, at four dollars piece
for Clagett's specials wonder how long
his money will hold out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

A LARGE SALE OF BULK MEAT.-
Messra. Smith and Schramm, of Farm
ington, yesterday sold to Henry Anes &
Co, of St. Louis, from forty to fifty
thousand dollars worth of bulk meat
The prices are not made public. but We
understand they were entirely satisfactory
to the sellers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

IF A person who took Gen. Scott the
news of our Western victories asked him
what the government would likely do with
Johnston, Floyd, Buckner and Pillow |?
Hang EN-, OF course" was the instant
reply Of the old hero.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27
Washington, February 96

Washington, February 26
SENATE.-Messrs. Doolttle and Sum.
ner presented petitions in favor of eman-
cipation.
McDougal from the Special Committee
reported bill for the establishment Of q
railroad and telegraph line from the Mis-
souri, River to the Pacific.
On motion of Mr.. Wade the bill for the
occupation and cultivation Of cotton lands
was taken up. =
HousE--Voorhies of Ind. asked leave
to offer resolution rendering the thanks
of Congress to Maj. Gen. Halleck.
Lovejoy Of Ill. objected.
The resolution commends the senti-
ments and policy avnwed in Gen. Halleck' 8
general order Of Feb. 23d, already pub
lished. as eminently wise and patriotic and
in strict conformity to the Constitution,
and that the war should be conducted 10
accordance with the same, and that the
thanks Of Congress are rendered 10 Mai.
Gen'l Halleck for said order and for his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

wn- r,htishop Hughes has written a let
ter TO the Journal des Debats, iu which he
says that he is no, responsible for the ar
ticle in the Metropolitan Record of this
city, reviewing M. Cochin's book on
Slavery, which was translated into the
French journals as his, and the slavery
tendencies OF which drew upon him un !.
qualified condemnation from all Sides
But while he declares that he is not the
advocate of slavery, and has never writ
ten or said a word IN favor of il, he is de-
cidedly opposed to American abolition
Slavery is the ''sick man of the United
States. The Abolltionists of the North
see its condition. afar off through teles-
cope, and everything is exaggerated to
their eyes. He thinks that, like yellow
fever and the cholera, Slavery should be
left to the doctors Of the country where it
prevails, and that it is not worth while TO
burn the cities of the South in order to
eXterminate any of these plaques.
He concludes by asking what is to be-
come Of the slaves and of the products of
their labor, if Slavery is abolished. The
Journal DIES Debats In some earnest COM
ments on this letter, is at loss to under
stand how to reconcile his opposition to
Slavery with his antipathy to its abolition.
Ii considers the cholera argument admir-
able, but suggests that the Archbishop
forgets the question whether the men of
the Free States have not the right to
take all necessary measures to preserve
themselves from it when their Southern
fellow.citizens have done all in their
power to infect the pure air of the North,
and to extend and propagate upon her
territory the scourges with which the
South is afflicted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

The TWenty-scconA IN Charieston.
The day was observed by the gathering
in mass at the School House. where was
listened to patriotic and stirring address
BY Rev. Mr. Inskeep, after which the
Farewell Address" was read by Mr..
Davidson, followed by remarks from Rev.
Mr.. Bishop, Missourian, and others.
The cheers during his remarks brought
down the house. The whole concluded
with three cheers for the firm old patriot
Honest Old Abe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

The Atlanta Confederacy of the 18th
instant says;-s.It seems that Nashville
is seriously threatened, Two trains left
here Yesterday aud one last night. 10
bring Government stores from that city,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27
Union Prayer Meeting,

There will be union prayer-meeting Of
all the evangelical denominations of Keo-
kuk, in the basement of Chatham Square
Church, this A. NJ, at ii O. clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

r EGAL NOTICE.

r EGAL NOTICE.
To James w. Pipkin, Augustus Cook, John Early
{. G.. STRING. Day Bro.
You, each II you, hereby nothed that there
is file In the ofce Of the Clerk Of the DISTRICT
Court of Lee Coanty, Iowa al Fort Madison petition
OF Hiram Barney, claiming Of you, Jaues W, lpk
the OF seventy FIVE dollars with per in-
terest per aanum payable annuity money due on
MortRase made by you to Charles Massn, and since
said Hiram Batney. dated December Eth,
1862 also ciiming aganst each OF you the foreclosure
of said Mortgage, the same being upon Lot No. nine
fa In block Ne hundred and forty -four 1s4) in
money and further asking for sale Of said emies
and general relief.
And unless you appear nndsnswev said petition on
before of The second day OF tho next term of
said Court to commence al Fort Madison on the Ard
Monday or May A. u. 1882, default win be entered
against Yen and judgment rentered thereon prayed
for in said petition.
NOBLE e. STRONG
feb25-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

f)RESTON IL MERRILL'S YEAST
l. pow DkE tofs sale by
lpsGd KELLOGG BIRsk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27

Washington, Feb. Is.

asHlhRton, Fep. 20.
SEsATE.-Trumbnll said within few
weeks the property of arebel gentleman in
Washington had been sold and the pro-
ceeds transmitted to him while we were
imposing paper currency on suffering sol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27
I NDIA RUBBER BUTTONS.

We have made arrangements with the Novelty Rub.
Der IsnPsn, OF AeN York, ~ supply this trade and
tAc " sss generally, with kabbsT buttons. sau,nlss
ssn " seen ~ 81 Main street, keukuk. All urac,s
promptly Killed. liberal aIseoGnt IL tie trade.
iebil-dS j. A. WILLIAMSON d SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
GrCat ETisnin.

The London Times rays:
"The Emancipation Proclamation Of President
lincoln is political concessi,4i 10 the Aboieuisi
wing oil the Republican party. Wien TIE Chioh
existed tbe Constitution gave no right either to tie
President alone or 10 he President and Congress
combined to aboish slavery. Emancipation was
The thunderbolt placed IN President Lincoln hands
10 destroy tie whole social oreaniz no" OF Inc
South at blow. II is thuncerbo.t which he
president IincoIn) has assumed the night to l.lnth,
but he is without the power TO enforce bis decree
The North must conquer every square mile OF the
South before it can make the proclamation Of more
effect THAI mere waste paper CommeEciai adNces
from New-YoIk show that there il a siroug i'm
preston among the leading merchants that termi-
nation OF the war VIII ultimately occur from a
financial crisis and confusion IL the North "
The Iona, heavily laden with stores for the Con-
federates was run into by another yesset and sunk
in the Clyde. o,.
Consols closed firm on the 7th inst ct 9is ier
Money, and 9is a944 for the November account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
The Appeul OF The Women 80 the Presidrrt

Eight thousand eIgnatares have oeen appended 70
the following appeal from the women Of the loyal
States to the President: praying for the removal Of
incompetent army officers
" 10 ne Prssid>nt u NE United Staten.
ave, the undersigned, women o. the United
States. who have freely given orr brothers, sons
and husbands to tight Tor their country in this deadly
struggle, and VITO will seek every opportunity 10
aid, cheer, and uphold them 10 the end-seeing our
army, the flower and hope OF the land, exposed to
needless danger and ruiferngs-do hereby ask Of
you, Abraham Lincoln, that yol, as chief ruler OF
this nation, rec 10 it that the strength which is
needed against the enemy be not wasted by n foo
within-and that Won cause all negligent, ineompe
tent, drunken or knavish mea who IN the first
hurry Of selection obtained for themselves weighty
charges aud posts Of responsibility, 10 be ut once
sought out and diemissed-and that yon give orr
precious soldiers in keeping To tho mos, honest the
moot capsblo the most faithful trusty, and Jealous
officers, both civil aud military, THAT be found
within our land
$50 that We, waiting at home that issue which
he God Of battes alone esngiys, need feel for our
soldiers no evils but those inssparable from war
need fear no inefficient or unsrusty Guarterm lsters
careless, ignorant, or drunken officers no uuskl~
/ full, unfeeling, or drunken surgeons.
We believe that just severity 10 such offenders
would greatly inerpaso the efficiency OF our army,
and would strengthen the hands Of Government by
securing the confidence OF tho people.
1t would DO welcome TO NIL those officers and
officials whe are now working faithfully. IL would
DO welcome to every one; for though men are prone
to iloat ON she frail platform Of Whatever is, Ia
right they Njoce when sop,e bold hand breaks IL
In fragments under them.
1--WE have intrusted to you MI tina, we most value
we believe that You WIZ, care for It tenderly anu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erng that OF this host, when
one man suffers many I.earts bleed. We sutter viii
iinsy IN the cause OF civilzn on and humanity ans
20 maintain our Yaaonal selfrespect. We sulle
willingly, but we look to you, our chosen ruler that
We do not suier m vain."
All women Interested in the subject Of this petition
arc requesr ed to send their signatures to Box No
2 73J Pov -Ohioe, Boston, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

An 2nteIIigcnf Confrabnnd.

From Our sr- -isl Corr sponden.
RoLIvAJ HioHrs Va. Saturday Oct. 10, 1861.
Our Auiumnal storm dwiadlcd to a ive-b0urs'
rain, and our forward movement 10 reconnaissance
in force. The warm, SUNNY days have returnedi
ChaFsstown IL once more in the Rebel lines and quiet
il resumed in the army Of the Potomac.
Yesterday, two years from tie day when the guns
Of old John Brown shook every foot Of slave soil
cur troops ietuined TO their camps. The movement
baa developed the enemy's position. May il prove
the foreIunner Of en- early advance.
Have Won not learned By the published reports
that Ncagher's troops behaved nobiy = True,
donbtlefs though they were not IN action Vt sh
" Gen. Mcclellan and staff rode boldly out to tue
'front.'. 80 they did-some hours after the firing
ceased. But there was nothing to call them there
earlier and the expedition accomplished It's object.
What more remains to he said OF 1t ! But we
have another topic-a once IGNORED theme which
has late fallen into desuetude. Ihe lnteDAHeh'
COntrabaud has come az hD.
On Thursday, beyond Charlestown, our picksts
deserted solitary horseman with bucket ON his
ara, logging soberly toward them lie proved to
he a dstk nulatto, Of about 50. As no approached
they ordered a halt.
southern Army, Cap'n." giving the military
saluie.
"Where are yoa gongl' ~
"COming TO yoUs all -
''N hat DO you want 2"
Protection, boss. You won't iend me back, viii
you p
No; come in. V.9ssIervant are you'll"
Scan Rhett's, u South Carliny-you's heard Of
Mr.. Banwen Rhett editor OF The CAdrieston
Wercury' His brother commands battery.
"How did you get away -
| "Cayn COVE me fifteen dollars this morning, md
said John, go out and forage for butter and eggs.
Soy or 81 e. boss with broad grin) ise outoIaging
pulled my bat over my eyes and logged along on
the Cap'n's horse see the brand g. T.. On him) with
this basket on my arm, right by our guards and
tickets. They never challenged me once. II they
had, though, brought the Cap'n's pass. And the
newcomer produced th. document from lis pocket
book, written in pencil and carefully folded. send
you the original:
Pass my servant, John horseback, anywhere between
Winchester and Mar,insburg IN search OF butter No. To-
A. BURNETT RdETT, Capt Light Artillery,
Lees Battalion
care there many negroes in the Rebel corpsl'
"Heaps, boss"
coulir
"Ali Of them Cap'n. There isn't little pcka-
ninny so high waving his hapd two fset from tho
Rrouhdl that wouldn't" a.erlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CoTTOS DARKgr.-Ihe sales on Mon
esy and Tuesday were ono bes Of which l1o0 were 10
speuaors ard e1por.rs I've MARIE buoyen with en-
advance Of Hold. on American. and 4dtd. on srras
TRADE REPoRr.-The Manchester market wIs inner but
Inactive
LIygkPoOL BREADsTuPPs MARKYTFlour qaie and steady
Wheat steady Corn quiet g. d stssdy.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAKKKT-Beef heavy and nominal
Pork dali Bacon has downward tendency Lard inactive
TsIlow declining.
LIVERPOOL Re0DucR MARKET.Ashes steady Su.er quiet
Coffee steady Rice que' and steady. Rosiu dni Common
28f Spirits lutpehtins IL miBsi 81 40 dl22t
LosD0S, Oct 7, Eysuia g.-St GAR heavy TIA quiet.
TALON i0scye. RICE steady COYTEg hrn. Lre iAiid
Mortgage Bonds have declined Eiie Fourth Mortgages
have decued Erie sA4es have advanced Ee Pre-.
has sd, snced nois Central Slx ADVANCE
A. y cent and linois paid up Shares q cent; fennsy
rAus Railroad Second Mortgage Bonds advanced 2 cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
PROM NORTH CAROLINA.

n Tour Of Inspection by Gen. Foster
Special Report Of the Recent Fiah'
between our Gunbonis md n Rebel
Land Foree-yscroic bravery Of Capt
FIusser and his iieu.
From Our Special Correspondent.
NRwBERs Oct. Il, 1862.
Maor-Gen. Foster commanding this Department,
has Just returned from tour OF inspection, whicn
embraced all the Publications and military dePois IN
our possession. The trip was most agreeable enc,
and the results all that could have been desred the
forts and batteries having been found, without ex-
ception, In perfect order. Having been favored
with an invitation to make one Of the party, was
enabled 10 obtain q better idea Of the state Of the
Department than ever had before. The territory
wrssted from the enemy by Burnside will be held
permanently at oil hazards, and In time become the
base for series Of operations Of the greatest i'm
portanoc. MsjorGen. Foster has all the courage
knowledge, judgment, dash. anG perseverance ueces
~ 10 Conduct the campaign, and bic roots arc ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
TnE DRAFT.
Who nre E,emp,-CIains for Exemption.

The Commissioners appointed TO hear and deter
mine on the .sses Of persons claiming to be exempt
from tie draf, comm, noed their se-son' yesterday
at the S.aton-Houses in the several WGrp- 70 '"'
city. TIE enrolment books were taken from Ihc
Sheriff Office at q o'clock a. IN, AMI delivered 20
TIE seysria Commissioners Disqualification
era Anthem las established bis Headquarters at No
2! Broadway, tho old enrolling oafce, md with
view 70 ready communication with the Comnis.
sione's, police aud military authorities, the polio,
telegraph Of the First Ward has been placed at BIZ
dspoSal The following is the sppori.onmoR, Of the
Commissioners. Surgeons, aud clerks for tho City Of
~. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
France.

Con. Cbangarnier denies that President Lincoln
tas offered him the command Of the Federal forces.
Yer, Cruz letters give different account Of The
state OF affairs in Mexico IRON what tie French
papers have published.
Juarez is far from giving up the contest, and was
preparing for desperate resistance TO toe French.
The City Of Mexico il strongly fortified, and the
road from Orizaba viii he defended inch by inch.
The Paris Bsurse WIS much excited, and the
Rentes closed tie 9TH inst at 75f., decline OF !!
Der cent
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chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoaK.......eor. u
Cleared.
Cleared.
IL -prirn. nnnna Kaufman San FIancisco Sa.tan 4

ship-Prins Donns Hartman, San Francisco, Sutton
Co. -
Baks-Flizabeth Cam (BrI Lewis, Glsssow, Ednistoa
Broths Magnolia, Rudolph. Warrington, "skenan p.la's
Co: Union (Br.l Mckenzie Londonderry, Brett. soa /
Co Beuj,min lPor,D, Rosa Cork L. y. Am inck Co
Bhss-Rhnbow tBr.lt Woedf2rd. 81 JOINS y l., b. y.
Iteisat. tNorwn) Rods Lisbon funcb. Meineks w-sA;
S rsh N. Newhsl (BLD. Psyson Point Pete Brett son
O. T5lze Treat Crowe Key West. II. Benner.
schoonen-Abby Bracket Mcc0bb Pare. H. T. Corning
Son Co.. Belle (Br Whipple ST. Jonn's, =. T., b. "
s,fI Cos Forest King Brig. Vera Cruz JOhn K Dswi
Lsusa J,rruds Campbell Washington r. D hnfbu.1 Cos
Tlele VEN Brsn, husyi.ss Bentley Sui Co J,sse o.
iVI,oasc Thomas Beaufort ID. {. MuTrayiJ ~. Homes,
Hreu.fsr Santa Cruz Merrill Il Webs,eri X b. Delia.
uendricsson. Fhil,oelphie Deutl Co
sloop-Intent Jenni0ss, Norwich L. H. Harvey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
Arrived.

Ship Eu.eree tU g hospiialj, A'ey Fortre" Aonro.
hours Came TO this port IA tow Of y. steain ra,pot
spaudug and board $50 sck aud WOUNDED from The
rrny Of the Potomac . 49,, .,
ship Ango-saSon lBr. Of LivespooD, bli9st H.vtns
Sept 70 10 ballast Barclay Ellington Anchored q tue
BIZ Guerrilla a. s ,rsuspor,) Smith Hilton Head 70
winds the snts. pssssge; days " Of Cape Hi.sefss
OF IT, spoke blEk Golden Rule Of aud fox SewYok rom
Brfer,iue Fairy Barrett, shsnzhae June 10 ra.'ed Anes
July a. the Cope Of Good Hope Sept teas to iseI bfos
on the Cape experienced heavy gale Oct 10 y 81 on eIpe
poSe lip Asa Eirdse (of Bos,oTe for Falmouth; DC.
It, a. lon g. boarded bris a. T. Patterson nom bsIinoss
for Trnidsd IA days out sunken rock was dsco'efsl
Cape Race bearing ". n. u miles ciatant not a1i as~a
- Fri Tiais BI Roy, Liusan C. B., days coal to Jt
Bhs rs.y Align (Br.. Of sgnderl'nd' c'Ppon h0n''' "
schi May fls,chef Crosby PASSPORT day. timber 70 D.
scir Robert Bruce. Small. En,be,hpOr:. coal bound tx
sfr ANA, Dr.. Lan Cow Bay, C. B.. 10 day. coal v
schr Sea Bird Chase Albany for Providence.
schr. svsn. Din. Baltimore days
s ss as Ban. fssHy S aflSSr y lime
seir. J,Ss f. Hal Dri,ko. PfSvilrues aays.
sehr. Belle, =, Passport for PhiiAdelphs =,
Steamer r. Spaullng ~. 3 Transport Hcves Fortress
Monroe 30 hours having IN tow the h0'Pa ship Eusps b
ballast to d. u. Tompkins.
oct, r. and Ha,.es Inlet 18th. Eayal stores &C., TO d. D.
steamer rhoma. Swami o. s tran.po,tl Butcher Wash
ngton 30 hours, Ia ballast to d. d. Tompkins
Steamer PANT o. transporil Greeo, Wahing:os D. c.
steamer valeon, Morri.ou Philadelphia. ud.. to Iop<
sissla-r +. W. Bruins. Foster. Baltimore mdss. to Wa
steamer Stevens, RsyuOr. Baltimore. ud's- to Villa.
Steamer Fanny Cadw,saer Pierson. Baltimore u.d's 70
Wrs Dal1sl.
sAILED-U. s. steam 1.,spor sophis. Tor wAshinstso
wIND-Sunses from n. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

CIrr MoRrALrY.-Tbs total number Of dsaths
for the week ending October q. WIS sS6, decrs,.s
Of 80 since the last report. From acute disease tbe,.
were 1856 dea BIS; from chronic disease, G9 and from
external causes, %. There were LIS children. ana
oil adults Fory-one deaths occurred in the pubIis
institutions. Thirty-fve were buried in Po,tsr's
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
New.York.

Instructions for tho guidance Of the Commissioners
were premulgsted yesterday morning in General
Orders No. by Gen. Antlon, Chief Commissioner,
accompanied by extracts from the General Orders Of
the War Department and Of the Commander in
Chief of this State embodying the provisions Of the
several acis Of Congress aud Of tho euactments Of
the State Legislature on the subject.
The following persons are exempt under the laws
Of the United S,ates:
All person. in the military service Of tho United
stses .. Telegraph operators aud constructors actually Gu
s,ged tho 5h day Of August 1862 AL ensussfs Of oooo-
on railroads ali arhcers and workuen enpoynd any
pnblie arsenal annoy the NicePre-ident Of tho United
States the oeers Judicial and executive Of the Government
Of tho United sa,e the members Of both Houses Con.
zress aud thoir respective officers all Custom louse oes
their clerks oil post officers AMI stage drivers who
employ Cd ia the cs and conveyance tho mail ofths Po
Oos Of the United States ferry who employed
ferry tho pos. road al pilots eli mariners actually
employed In the SEQ servo. Of any citizen or merchant
within tho United state all gneers and rots Of
or licensed steamboats, and steamships aud all pspons
smpied by the laws Of the several States
The following persons are exempt under tho laws
Of the State Of Eew-York:
The he ,s ssss, md 9.. q
tfoe Stat, Engineer and Surveyor State Treasurer and
Clerks. s1d employee. in tho several 0iee; tho Judicial
Coroners. and Consables
H. All persons ia TIE Army Navy or Volunteer force Of
the United States ard the present Officers and Members Of
the organized Militia on mi. State who abs TO be spsci
ally drafted into this service with their respective organize
tions
Ill All person, who have BEEN hereafter shall be regu
ay and honsra6ly discharged ron the hegu or youn,
tho perfsrmanee Of military duty therein.
~. Ministers and Preachers Of the Gospel
Person: being sss tsSps ca'e or ousas
Academies from private scho0 aud In all
vi Com mi.sion.d Ofhcsr who shall have served such
In the Militia Of this STATE OF IN an, OF the States for the
Rod hIed by existing laws and whose resgnaon have hs s
dul W mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
Italy.

The King has signed decree granting an snDes-
fy 10 all persons concerned ia the and attempts
at insurrecon which took place lately in tie South
err Provinces, with the exception Of the deselteFs
from the Royal Army.
The Sicilians have been dsarmed, in consequence
. OF Numerous sssassiBatious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
A Vessel with Rebel Stores Aun
Into and Sunt.
The French Version of Mexican Affairs
Contradicted.
,uAHsz PREPARING FOR A DESPERATE RESISTANCE
AMNESTY TO GlRlBALDpS VOLUNTEERS.


CAPE RACE. Ncnday, Oct 70, lbbS
The steamship Bavaria, FROM Bremen VIA youth
ampton on the 9Th instant, passed this point en- roRfe
70 New-York at ~ yesterday Sandy Afternoon.
She was boarded by the yacht Of The Associated
Press, and a summary Of her news oil aimed The
Bavaria encountered heavy westerly gales the err
tire passage. The dates Ter the Bavaria are tiee
days later than those already received
The steamship bohemian, from Quebec arrived o.
Liverpool on tie Sth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

FOR WunISar0S.-The sieam transport Sophia ailed u
noon on Monday. the 2oth int for Wellington She ,ooks
fl cargo subsistence ANIMATION and seven Paos
gun, Also Frsnkn sAius for the Capitol ct ustos
THE u. 3 slEAN rRsssroRT OSIoLE, Csp, iiosme ron
Newborn N C., Oct. r. and Hattcras Inlet lh. arrived
port Monday morning with passengers and cargo
naval stores cotton. &c. consigned TO the - Asssans
Quarerma.ter When leaving Newbern the wind wss ~ s.
with rain She arrived and lay HAtera Inlet y days IN
wind from y. y. J.. 10 p. ~ e. gale Ga siisy.
- a (.u HatfeI.S Lyon.
'cn ashore y a. having soas On o. 'A' s'a
reported by Tho ua..erss pi.e. -
mat. 4 d.. n.
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Australia.

fIo 900 more had been RENTED for the sufferers
In Lancashire, England.
Frightful inundatioBs have occurred, involving
immense damage.
hamburg, the explorer, had returned after cue,
ceesfuy crossing the Australian Continent, aud
gives favorable report of tie country.