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The Invasion of Shisso.zri-SIar-
1nntfElIke-s Address to His Sol
aIiers.
UEAuQCANrERe MAnNApEKE's DEy{s1oS,

The Invasion Of SHi~so1zri-SIar-
1natfuke-s Address to 1ais SOL
l1iers.
HEADQUARTERS MAnAApUEE's DIVISION
In TIE FIELD, April 18, 1SG2. !
SOLDIERS: You arc about entering upon an
2rduous expedition against the enemy.
Whether the expedition will he successful
whether tile result will rebound to your gIo-
~ or your shame, will depend much upon
yourselves. Other commands OF a like char
actcr with this, III other portions of the Cou-
ftderacy, with 10 more favorable auspices
than brighten above, lave achieved results
honorable to themselves and beneficial to their
country. The same caiyalrous daring, stealy
discipline, and n}acri'y in the performance Of
duty, sill produce the same results now as
then.
You 70, soldiers, to aid in rcdcenling 4
noble State from cruel thra1dom: you 70 to
fight the enemies of your country, and not to
pillagc and destroy tue substance Of your
friends; You go to establish peace, liberty
and happiness among people kindred IN
blood, and similar In sentiment, and not to
make Il waste and desert of IN alien State
you 20 as friends among friends, or Tour
lJblcst efforts will fail Of your purpose, and
yeur brightest victories Will lose much Of
theirrenuwn.
You tight, soldiers, fora common cause and
for common object. Banlsh, then, from
your midst, every hard feeling Of engendcred
State pride, and know 10 rivalry save that o1
generous emulation In the discharge Of you,
duties as the soldiers Of the Confedcracy, aud
the pioneers who 90 before to open up Q
mighty empire to the South.
Texans, Arkansans and Mlissourians! hart
confidence in your devotion to your country
in your ga}lantry upon the field, in your dis
cipiinc, In your obedience to orders. and II
your ability to overcome the foe. I, there
fore propose to lead you where your enemy
holds lordly sway over aged men, and womer
and children. propose to open a wide fell
for your cxertion, to give you every oppor
tnnity to fight and destroy your common
enemy-and the result am content to lcay.
to God and to you. j. 5. MARMADUB,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Official: Il. EWING, 4. A. G.
For Col. Burbridge.
In Obedience tothis grand sky acraping pro
nunciamento, Marmaduke's ragamuf1lns entc
ed the "noble Statc,' and did thre
| things: First, plundercd friend and 70
alike of every thing eatablc, wca1
able or usable; second, attackcd tn
| "Fcderal invaders =" and got sound
thrashed; third, fed out Of the ''noblc State
good deal faster than they entered, hotl
pursued By the t'cowardly Tanks''
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Show YOmr Pnpers-Conscri

Show our E0peT~-NOhECF1
From tho Raleigh a. CO. Progress.l
AT the cargo sale at Wilmington, last week,
things went on swimmingly Until the sale was
about to close, WHEN squad Of men will
muskcts appeared ut the door and demanded
that all men under forty show their ''papcrs. Il
About half regiment, mure Or less, failed tc
produce their "protection," aud vert
marched of By the guard.
We learn that two or three were taken Of
the cars yesterday, by order Of the command
ant Of conscripts, some Of whom, after cxami
nation, were released, and others retained.
We would hare no man deprived Of his lib
crty without Just cause, but we verify believe
that spectators and extortioners will conquc
the government and bctray the canse Of TIL
South If not speedily put down.
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Brilliant Exploit.

Capt. Hare's company Of mount ed infantry,
attached to the 25lh Michigan, were sent to
Meade county OIL Sunday last, for the purpose
Of breaking up a nest Of rebel recruiting Off
GERS, and a hand OF guerillas who were com-
hitting outragcs on Union men in that yicini.
ty: On Wednesday, party Of about forty
rebels we're discovered in ambush, near the
town of Mcuderille, and Capt. Hare immedi-
seven notorious rebel despezadoes, amongst
whom we're the two leaders, Capt. james u.
Gorsucl,, Of this city, Capt. ". shacklctt, oi
Meade county, John GarTct. Of Bu1litt county
together with three others. Capt. II. also
capturcd Dan Morgan Shacklett, who was
with the band, and brought him back to thif
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TROUBLE AT CAMP BuTLEn.-There was q
serious riot at Camp Butler on Mondsy night,
growing out Of a dispute bet wecn the soldiers
and the sutle.. In the TOW. Mr.. Hall, tic
camp sutlcr, WAS dreadfu;ly beaten, and now
much difficulty that tic riot WAS suppressed.
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Correspondence OF the London telegraph
PARIS. Tuesday, AuySl Il. 18t3.

iAts1t@F00CGnCG u lue lUAQ0u 1CtEnf1p1.l
PARIS, Tuesday, April Il, 1868.
must not omit to tell you that have Just
heard on very good authority, that the French
Government have assured Enslund they only
want to be paid the expenses Of the Mexican
war, and that then they arc prepared to With
draw their army at the earliest possible op-
por.unity. The accounts from Puebla and
Mexico nre very bad. Juarez has gone on I'M
posing war taxes till there is nobody aud
except the Sisters Of Charity, have been ex-
peeled the cities, aud their property
caniecated; the very churches have been sold
to ray the 6o1diery. Now, however, all seems
exhausted, and nothing but ruin awaits them.
II stems, indeed, war In which both sides
ART 1oscts; aud one cannot help thinking that
those high in authority here must sometime:
ncnt question; I" Que dial]e allais on Jaire dan,
cite galsFc:f'
MILE. PATTI IN TESICE-S1SGCL4E EXCITE
MESr oF THE rorrLAcE.
The enthusiasm Of the Vienncse popula
tion for Mile. Patti has assumed m alarming
phase. 1t is announced that this charming
singer sang On Easter Sunday, at the
Church OF the Augustines, which WAS
crowded at an early hour by an eager throng,
persons Eainted. On leaving tile church Nile
Patti was accompanied by al ENORMOUS crowd,
and the popular enthusiasm was shown by
loud applause and other demonstrations. The
great anxiety Of the crowd to see the young
driiste was SO great that she was separated for
a moment from her carriage, and the lady
who accompanied her In vain she assumed
al air of supplication, and tried to force her,
Eclf.a passage. She was ut last borne away By
the crowd, Obliged to take refuge in Prince
palfIy's palace. Fortunately tue lady'e
maid Of the Countess Fcrari Zichy
lad viewed the SCENE from the balcony
aud, quick Us thought, she dartcd down tic
stairs, admitted Mile. Patti, who was NOR.
dead 1lian alive, and then shut the door in the
face Of the crowd. The music, 1nad Vicnness
were not satisfied, and their excitement be
came more intense. UtFcring deafeuing erie:
! they broke open the door, rushed up the Stair
and were on the point of entering some 0
the rooms, when the Princess de P:AltIy appear
cd, and by Eer calm and dgniaed attitude 81
much suhdued the crowd that they retire.
! and quilted the palace. Nile. Patti VIA
greatly alarmed by tho occurrence and ia
not able to sing in the evening.
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Should have this rene Mt h1nd for Its t1relT at
the first OF Lanaeuess will efectua1ly pre-
vert thost formidable Gisaaees which al horses
liable MD which r. ndcr 50 many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
Over four hnrdye: voluntary testimonials to tho
wonderful curative properties Of this Ltnent hare
teen received within the last Two yeRra ard many OF
them from pe.pDns IN tha highest ruuks Of ufe
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bAGn, STIFF EEGK AND :iOISTs, sP:sAISs.
Bruises, GIFTS AND WOUNDS. PILES,
HEADACHE. AND ALI! Rt{EuMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISUKDEk3.
Ios all Of which It Is a speedy and certain remedy
,nd never fa!is This Llntlnt is prepared from the
rccre Of Or. Stephen SWEET oi Eohnccticat. the
!anCus bone Setter. And as been used In his practice
for more than twenty years with the most astonishing
As Al ALLEv1AToR OF PAIN. 1t IL unrsyalled
By any preparation before the ubl;c, et which the
nscst tEerteal II az be coavinced hy sf'Ge trta1.
1hlI l!hncGt will cure rapidly nad radically, lshcN
matte Dsordsrs Of every King aud ia thousands Of
FOR NEURALGIA. 1t will afford Immediate ralisf
In every case. however distressing.
4 WI 1eli:se t,e worst esse, n = & & HEADACHE In
F6i: NERvuus siE DEbiiiTY ii 1 S HSiiHS t:RaL LAS
s1T1'DE. aEtsiot: from tmp:udenEe or excess. this
ltoncLt Is most l1apay and unfai'lng re5ae.y. Ac
Ing directly urou the nervous tissues It strengthens
and seyyies tic system. aud Tcstorest! to elasticity
For PiiiEs-As m external remedy we Claim that
1t Is the BEST known, and We challenge the world to
produce an equal. Every victim Of ths distressing
esnLa!at shGud siEs t1ta io5 !: III no: ~ LIZ e
ee5Gi UGiSsY a%b SURE THROAT are sometimes er
tEemeiy malignant a1! dangerous. bEt timely a2ru
catIon Of this Lnin>ent will never tall to cure.
.ent oi tic joinisis liable to Il ;!ccled, The
worst case nsy be conquered By this Linaea: in two
lKi: :isFs,N cute. WOUNDS. soItEs,, ULCERS.
Bl-l:SS AND stALDs. yiG'i readily to thc wonder.
ful healing p;orerti:s e DH; swsEEs ISF41h.9Ls I'LL
CH1LBLAIAS. FROSTED FELT. AND INSECT
BITES AND STISGS,
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To ayod imposition. observe the slgnatnEc and Like
"Stcrl.en SEeeta Infafllble Lctneut" blown in the
glass OF each bottle. Without which zone afe genuine
RICHARDSON & CO..
Sole Proprteto.s. Norwich. Ct.
For sa1c by LORD & BalIT1t. General Wc,terr
Agents; 2s Lake street. Chicago. and ny den!ss1
, 1863-05-06

ET 4 conservative being opposed to CT
trt,nes, may be regarded Us j n.caa man.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN CKpAs R.r1pa AND M1e.euE1 RIVER RAMKoG1

o'-'4~ '' EiIIEF ENGISEBR's OFFtCE.s
CEpAE RAr1ps, 10 Fa+ April ~. !nS. IT. "a. ~
EE1ED FAOPO SAILS will be r.cesycd nt I'll; I once
on she ei1th day Of May next. for the t;raaaE. rnS
EnlSerts Cattle Guards and Crossings Ties. !gAek.
nnxt On il,ir1s miles OF the Ccdar saplds AID Ms
iit Vii ~ a. Ecst q MarsaaA. ~ t.r
rEcS IG and for the whole Bids x afo DO 70
Gie n;s sxeet TIC right Of way; rails, chains,
bids, "As ~ ~ ~ ""1 ~ ~
lroflea pfAnn estlurstes DC NAV be erautned at
thls ot1ee, on nd after the ID ot MSy
aPe9 9dl71lw n. ~. WALKER Chief Engineer
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b,ts square coEed. Ind oi the standard Dimensions.
ts1i12 iIehes The hrtcEs VII be delivered prd ur
AoLC tue ne OF be~crb to be built Ill this city, subject
y the lnEpcction and count CT the noar3 q! Public
Work.. Time OF celivcFy-D1e fourth on o. hetoyc
fourth on q before snly lss. and shc remaining
The bids must be kealed, ard 1nnst be ACCOMPANIED
With bond tblanEs for which can be had this oncnl
signed hy the bidder and two aarcstc4 c,ndtt1oacd
Eat The bricks stall he delivered for the rrce statcd
in the Did, h casa tho contract Is awarded to tho
bidder.
En1ih indorred " Proposal for Sewerage BsIcks-'
The Dos1d 5tsefrts tie right to reject hnr OF ali BIDS
9ctcAseo' b CARPES TER
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TIMBER.-The Peshtigo Com
papy is prepared 70 furnish Bills Of Dlmenaton
itpbrf Tor If1d9ea Elevators and BulldnGs Of every
anu itl esS1 IN = THOMAS q. BEEBE. PRECEDENT.
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Banking u11D Gxrba11ge.

r w npEyFT. f. IN
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ernrr.r r.r,1c.co
~'4>A ~
pa,.,,a n.,o.t+, Mota Adra,rsa rno, D..
ance IN eto1o anu oo'pn1ea'o' ana 1raasaes
RrAp- pExxx1 CO. DEIx1kcn
New York. {my3d4ss1yl Ph1adc;nh,a
~ u. cALlONSIALL d Co.
a COMMISSION
S4UCA AND B0NO BROKERS', j.
stcck, nu,rh.s.s s,nt9 ~ ~ E1atS GsesE
sash s q oa TINE. snd speculative orders executed
my T. 1Iyr1w -" Ao' : s'2set: 6S1 6S16S3Gser.,,.co
pANK OF 1MFR7CA-PnhIio
ID Notice .bcrch- -,re 4h.t ~, n,,1s a, fs-cplat
icg Notes or The
CRANE ou awuRrcAn
r...<.. - ~ - 80. -. ~ T., a.. ...,.
O: Lcseo undet the SauHng laws Of Tue Sa:e
Of illnos must be presented payment to the Audi
@ tha oi tunrG AcconHs o. SO 49, ~ ~ no fs m
dafa hey.of 81 ts nnd. GsHoslted Gor tie
! ~ s.id noter ~ Iii iii h. - csen m to 61td hanE
~ nsted Se tha cf+h t dax ~ ~ XIV X D. 1s51
GEORGE SMITH, President.
E. Y: E111AaD: Cashier !y2eEsa:to!e14
| b N Il - V
cu,o.ao March, ,s,
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Proposals.


No other bids viii DC cn;crtatned
The undersigned EcAcrves the right to reject apE
a1l bids not II comr'!a1ce With tho above Or which
GderB requested to be pscsant at tho oPcal1g Of
The s!ce.
~'''o4 '''' CAPT J. 4. POTTER
Assistant O. usrtcs1nastc7. .. S. l., ChlcsGo. III.
, 1863-05-06

CQNMZSSIQN MEHCHAN1H,
LIVERPOOL.
IKF-EEhcfa:-3!G Page, Richardson 4 Co. ,Bostoh
22ntdleto.4 d Co., New Yotk.
Eaow l. Burgess do
johhston ( Rayley, do.
tass advances nsade % cun.icr:n.nt,o NJ p-,.4.,,.
Flour, de-. to Tue Alofa house Il ~
he1Ey1q{ly IS Ia.ane s1rnst 11sss,
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TSTATE OF HENRY 3. GOOD
~ prrrJ DycxasEn-PutiIc notice IN he-ehv
f:7en g Al p:1so9&s & hayins sa e;s!9s an; dsaa.nd.
nFrseut lie u adjudication aud settemen: at
resna! teri, r tfs County Court q Cock County to
Oh lie th. Nonda5 OF Nay. L D. 1867 he,as the is:S
Eay thereof.
Chicago Nnrch cath 1860. mhSI .bega6V
, 1863-05-06
2 E " Err A GE B RICK S
WANTED.


6EA1ED TRoEos AIS Fill be received at tats otice
time lsoa,d Will open tic sae for the delivery Of
all or rart Of
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TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WIN. W, SALTQNSTlLL.
Tie tusiness will he conducted hereafter. under tho
narue Of r. G. SALTOSSTALL & CO
Chicago. May LIST, 1873. F. G. SALTOS6TA11.
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EDUC g. GIBBS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ra41ea.ar attcnton given to ordeIs iot Flour d.sa
f.;,fiajo New York Boe:on Aid Montreal.
Nsrtbouko g 4ud 81 8outlt atcr street. C11c4Eo TX
1rTT0 Ifeeq .Ex5-T ~ 1IBBa
, 1863-05-06

COMMISSION III MEHC1IANTN.
,c5 Sovth Water street. Literal sdyances mad. ~,
1nur Ira!p and Provisions to tie sola here Of bY W
TN. 4, rEONN & CO.. New York
aE1Y J. n. HEk1.BUr
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DRTHERIA! DIPTHERIA!

Iia.tt D'r,ac.ia Curc. .GUARAEr.zD TO CUKr III ALL
cAsEs OF Ius NoSEr EKFCSpxD. Tha trade supplied
oy Lord SIXTH. Wholesale Druggtsta . Lake street.
Ea!cec3 fex3 a5829u
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TO.PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
GEORGE BARRON
Has th!s day become partner In my Provision and
Produce Brokerage bnslnt r. which will heFeae CT be
conducted under the N name Of rrry Elu3rd Co.
1nyI d2s+5r HENRY MlLWAED-
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TRU n KEN NESS CURED
- Thc dnebrs:r may noa hid deoanc. to the tempt
lpc Gun Dr. Zarcs Aptiiote fu. strong Drink Ii 3
c, ftAn cure for Drunkenness 1tcrcates dislike for
strong si:k and rau be administered without the
fEoHIeGce II the ua1ient Price u CO box Stnt by
mall to any address. by s. L: UPu An. +U3 Chesuut
street. pLladc:phia. Pc Circulars sent free
~ --Ir,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
New York, Oct. 5.

The Tribune's special states that gen.
tlemen who are accustomed to watch the
current of European politics, and in re-
ceipt of private correspondence from we'll
informed sources abroad, predict great
and general war growing out of the Polish
question, which will convulse Europe by
next spring. 1t is believed at St. Peters
burg, that Russia will then have 1000
600 men under arms, and will be prepar-
ed for any emergency.
1t is conjec.ured here that the true
explanation OF the appearance of Russian
vessels OF war in our waters, is to secure
them from-being blockaded in home ports,
as was the case in the time of the
Crimean war.
All quiet along the lines, is the report
from the front.
Soldiers have been both gladdened and
plundered by the arrival Of long train
Of cars loaded with suffers goods
1t can do no harm to say that the ar
engagements for forwarding troops from
Washington to the department. of the
Cumberland have been brought to such
perfection that soldiers who left here on
Friday week we're on last Tuesday in DO
sition to give efficient succor to General
Rosecrans, who has by this time received
heavy repforcem epts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
Stonington, Conn, Oct S.
The Union ticket for town officers was
elected to-day by $50 majority.
Louisville. Oct. 5

Four or five thousand rebel cavalry IN
der Wheeler, with artillery, attacked Nc
Minnville, Saturday, P. n, capturing the
town and garrison, consisting of the 4th
Tennessee Infantry. Our forces we're
without artillery and the town without
defeuses or forti6cations.
The rebels burned train of cars and
destroyed the railroad and telegraph
They are believed to be advancing on
Manchester. Several prominent Union
citizens we're supposed to be captured.
Part Of the same force destroyed q
train of 600 wagons, on friday, between
Bridgeport and Chattanooga, and captured
an ammunition train Of twelve wagons.
Porter's rebel cavalry are scattered
along the road near Murfreesborp, de.
signing to destroy the Railroad ct tele
graphic communication and capture the
stockade, etc. Our troops are closely
pursuing them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
New York. Oct. s

The Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial, says the apprensions felt ID
some quarters North, based on the tele-
grams from Richmond papers relative 10
the base Of kosecrans, have no foupda-
tion here, where il is well understood by
Gen. Rosecrans' telegraph, that he is en-
tirely able to hold Chattanooga.
There is much that might be said tend.
ing TO strengthen public confidence in
the belief that the new reorganization of
the army of the Cumberland, with its re-
Inducements, will soon lead to the grand
est Of results. were they not Of charac
ter improper for publicity.
The army of Rosecrans, instead of be-
ing disheartened and demoralzed is in
'ne condition, and equal to any emer-
gency.
An expedition from Richmond against
the Federal craft in Chesapeake Bay, is
reported by the Richmond Enquirer M
having been Of brilliant success. sinking
seven vessels and taking considernble
property and seven prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

WHAr u AHAsol1sreus1i-We md
the following dsdaiticn Of the term " ab-
oaitionist" quoted from the Southern
Iissnry Messenger. : Richmond publi-
cation:
IAN abolitieaist is any man who does
not love 'slavery for its own ssks as Dr.
vine institution, Who does not worship it
. cornsf stone Of civil liberty, who
does not adore it - the only possible con-
dition on which permanent Republican
Government can be created, and who
does not in his inmost heart desire to see
it extended and psrpetuated over the
whole earth ~ . means Of human refor-
nation second ia dignity, importance
and sacrsdpsss to the Christian religion
He who does not love African slavery with
this love is an abolitionist."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06

Disarming Union Men In MssseurI.
The St. Joseph Tribune of Oct. lst.
has the following:
Yesterday there were some sixtv odd
Butternuts drawn up in line in front Of
the Provost MARSHALL Office, for the pur-
pose of being armed. After they had
been arrayed in line, something after the
manner Of aworm fence, and sach man
had received his gun, the Captain made
them speech, Of which the following il
said to be uerbdtim report:
Men, as l have before told you. W
are organized for the purpose Of killing
jayhawkeFs and busbwhacke,s," the latter
name coming out very softly. After
which the. Captain bawled out for three
cheers for Gamble. Scho6eld and Frank
Blair. but not one for the Government.
Il may not Be uninteres.ing to our
readers to know something of this com.
pany of men aud the officers who command
them.
In the FIRST place, then. these men all
enrolled as sympathizers and rebels under
Order No. "a. Their officers have been
in the rebel army, some of them among
the bushwhaekers The Captain of this
delectable squad, we are informed by sew
eral United States officers, has been
chased By them for bushwhacker on
several occasions. We have been in
formed BY numbers of men who live in
the nelghborhood where these men were
organized. that there is not man among
them who is not an outright secessioniss
II will doubtless seem strange 10 ibyal
men abroad, that in the State Of Mis-.
sour, loyal men should be disarmed and
their guns be put into the hands of their
sworn enemies, the rebels. But such is
the fact. and it is the Legitimate result Of
giving commissions TO men Who care
nothing what becomes Of the country, so
they but succeed in their hellish schemes
Tor place and power. How long. how
long will forbearing people endure this
persecution Z.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
New York. Oct &


The steamship City Of London, from
Liverpool 23i. via Queenstown Gath, has
arrive with the death of Mason con-
6rmed.
me Times says if the Confederates are
offended with England for trying to Keep
in the right it i sorry. The loss 10 theirs,
while the reliefto the British uovernmen'
will be great, and the na'ion Win nave
nothing to repent.
A crowded meeting was held At Leeds,
and adopted resolutions rejoicing that the
American war was shaping itself into one
for the destruction of slavery, and de-
nounciug the building of war ships for
the Coufederates, and applaudiug the
government for OBTAINING those built.
:. The Times city article warns the gov
.rnment against going too far in stopping
ship building for belligsrents while mu-
nitions of war are freely shipped, and
saws it bears too much resemblance to ia
vor Of Federal politics.
La France, the Federal corvette at
Brest, will receive precisely the same
treatment accorded to the Florida. She
will enjoy the same rights and advantages.
The Europa, of Frankfort, asserts that
the Arch Duke Macmillan has at last
accepted the Mexican crown at all risks,
and even reuounces the rights 10 pre-.
negatives under the Austrian crown.
The Paris correspondent of the Morn
ing Post asserts the Washington Gov
eminent assisted Juarez with arms and
ammunition.
The Paris Moniteur published an ad-
dress dated August Goth, by the Polish
National Government. to Prince Czarta.
orisky, which also appeared in English
journals The event caused a sensation
which caused a FIJI on the Bourse. Ma
nv regard it Is virtual acknowledgement
of the Poles as belligerents.
Russia continues warlike preparations.
Liverpool, Sept. %, p NJ Cotton
Sales OF three days, including to-day,
Wednesday. is As. 900 bales Prices fur
Their advanced to about 4@ad all round
since the Europa sailed
BRRADsruFPs. - Richardson, Spence,
Walker, Nash and others report -four dull
and again rather lower. Wheat quiet and
prices hardly maintained Red Western
7@8, 81; white @9s 3dper quintet
Corn quiet and tending dosnward mix
ed 36, Cd. Beef aud Pork unchanged
Bacon advanced Lard very quiet. Tai
low frmer and partially advanced to 6d@
Is.
Consols continued weak. but closed a
93G193a. American securities Illinois
Central ii@l2 discount.
Latest VIA Queenstown Sept. 24.-Th'
Great Eastern is Withdrawn from Ameri
can trips for the present.
The American ships Express and An
ma Shruit, were DESTROYED by the priva
teer Alabim !, off Rio Janero. No dat
given.
liverpool, Sept. 24-Cotton marke
easier, with but little doing. Price
weak Breadstuffs dull but steady =
Provisions quiet and steady.
London. Sept. 24.-Consuls closed 0,
(d9a for money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-06
st. Louis. Oct. 5.

The Democrats Leavenworth special
says Gen. Blunt left Fort Scott for Fort
Smith. The guerriilas we're cutting of
trains and the, enemy around Fort Smith
were in q menscing attitude.
The Mayor of Hardville and one hun
dred other citizens of Platte county. No.,
made a statement to the eff ct that there
are now in Leavenworth over one hundred
men and families who have fed from
Platte county for fear Of violence from
Missouri Militia men, and if change in
the condition of affairs ia not soon made,
the lives and property Of the Union m 70
Of Platte county will be at the mercy Of
men whose loyalty ha, always been a, best
doubtful. So many destitute refugees
had arrived at Leavenworth from M,ssou-
ri that the Mayor has been compelled to
issue proclamation to provide means to
relieve their necessities.
A convection of all the editors Of Kan.
sas is to be held at Leavenworth on
Wednesday, to arrange for concerted &C
ton on military misrule in the Depart.
ment of Missouri.