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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
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I1ENRY d. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5!
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post Office MINER
sOMERvILLE viii SELL at auction, on Thursday February
Classon avenue BROOKLYN general assorsnen or
stenway Co. consisting OF rosewood Paror Suits do
Eagere Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets Curtains
ms " OAK and Bedroom Suits; oak Exten-
Table and Chairs mahoyany Sofas ChArs Wardro az
and burssus: Hair Pillows and Boers vi.
cloths stair pets Rods China Dinner and Tea Sets
Ktcnen Utcnsils &c Also rosewood seven octave fAno
made by Steinway, OF very superior tone and hnish
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BILLIARDS..


A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE-TO SUIT ANY
n style OF furniture be selected from large stock
OF thoroughly reasoned mateia and CON-
plete with patent combination cushions and other i'm,
We also in 81 few second hand
fables. PHELAN COLLENDER, % to % Crosby street,
New York.
JNoR SALE. CHEAP FOR CAsH-FIvE SECOND HAND
II (Winan'D Billiard Tables Address, boz 2,2S3 Post
onlce.
VXYANTED-A SECOND HAND BILLIARD POCKET
w table; state marble bed Of Pheans make must
be good article Address box lis Post onice n T., naming
price.
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on NOTICE.

|sTlSuATloS SALE er fAfEn HAsulscs. &c.
| raIsGiILD, AustioueeL. wiii ssii on
at the store OF Ne, r. WILSON, 1 Dewey,
3Js Canal \ rect about
] pieces french and American PAPER HnHrfura
* Decorations, rlain 10 very rich; Wa Payer GIT
| ia u Bor ers Flowers
IiEDALLTpN CENTRES AND FTGUREs
Also Cornices Tassels, SHADES, 6c.
ues ready ami goods on exhlb.iion on Monday pre-
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IL COLTON. NONCOMPLIANCE SALE OF GEN
teel Furniture PArlor suits. Mirrors, Wilton, Velvet
Brussels and olh-r Cafpes Iron Safes Sewing Machines
tomcrro~ Friday FEB 81 =, 10Y O'Clock At 6oa Broaaway
Beechcr street. by very large ana geheIal
assortment OF sood osanl black walnut sn9 Gag
Furniture embracing u eight or ten SUITS OF rAror
w.rdrobes French and o6s s,s ssS
bes Turkish and yoIare Cha Lounges meho9Any nnd
rosewood Chairs Arm do Hair Mattresses veves ion
aud Tapestry Plaic Mirrors Paintings &C.,
Ao four eproo Iron Safes aud Ave superior Sewing
Machines large OF second hand FURNITURE OF
every description sal peremptoy. and catalogues ready
early on Friday +NA@. u f...Issalf .st
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Iy ROTH, AUcTIoNEER fsss. So. II.
u. sIE MORTGAGE SALE OF
ELEaANr noNstAoLD fyGNiTggE,

~.SMss EifiCENf sENOOD PiAN0FoEfT,
ThS ahufsaayb krh II O'Clock precisely, X the
RS lencg e Mr.. W. Richards 10 CLIFTON place. West
Eighth street se'secn Fifih and sixth combating
beautiful foss~agt Paror suil, Two Tee T tss, iHo
Aru chas and Tour back Chars two sold black
walnut Drawing Roo Sults, each su one So.a one Arm
Chair, Que x cept ana four plednlon bi Chairs.
covered rich brosaie AMI reps. TURKISH Chairs and
Lo Reception Chair covered medallion
woon kiaere, with french plate ors and BACK ma bic
top Tables Bronze Clocks rich Lace Cnrtnins, fine OIL Paint
ihss. black walnut Corner and Book STANDS China and
Paran Vases, Brussels aud Ia! eslr, Carpets &C.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE pIAN0F0RTE,
STOOL AND COVER cost 500;
ROSEWOOD black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads bureaus,
Was stands Hair ana Spring Mattresses Beds Quilts Ban
kets Bo!sfers Pillows SOFA Beds Rockers Chairs Oval
MIRRORS Clocks Lounges Shades Curtains Tea and ENten-
Tables Dining Chairs. Buffet Glass; China Silver
Ware Table Cutlery, Paror Stoves, ocoth Chandelers
pos tive Deposit requ red. b. order of JAMES
CARPENTER attorney Tor mortgage.
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TJENRY B. HERr5 JR., AUCTIONEER
Ill .7s-T by HENRY WOOD CO.
sHER1FF'S SALE-LAGER BIER SALOON
This day ~ II o'clock 1876 Clinton street the contents
Of Lager Bier Saloon consisting Of Bar Counter Iaos
or'cr Ell JAMES LrNCd, oncilH'
HUaH KELLY Deputy.
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STORE 20 coRrLANDr STREET

BY CHARLES {, WARREN.
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II ny HENRY WOOD 4 co.
SHERfFF,s SALE-GROCERlkS &c
ON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a, AT u 0.CLoCK, AT THE
SALKsROOMS. NO. $50 BROADW Az. -.
A LARGE AND GENERAL STOCK OF GROCERlEs, sfi.
CES PICALES. SAUCES. BuTrEk pkos isioNs &C,
Also one HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS:
Az order OF JANIS LYNCH, Sheriff.
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|rzEsIcH AucTo!sEER,

|,n Friday, FeN. ~. at one o'ciocs y, tbsyr .,,rr
BioAiway, Horses, Carriages, il-iness, &c, Ge.
10 VI tnor0w. -.
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TTENRY B. HERTS. JR., AUCTIONEERS.
III BIZ HENRY WOOD CO
sHERIFF,s sALE-GAs CYLINDERs e ocr
THIS DAY, THURSDAY, FEB. 70, AT 10 CLOCk'
H Al sALEsROoMs NO. $50 BROADWAY,
large Cylinders Condcnsers, brass Faucets, nc
SoA'o's' &C. a. ~ o'1'' JAMES LYNCH, sher In.
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vVOoD's MINSTREL HALL,
w OLE BROADWAY, Ola
Opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Henry Wood Proprietor, &C
CHANGE or TIME.
Doors open AT 81; commence at y 10 O'Clock.
INCREASED ATTRACTION.
WOODS MINSTRElS
Monday, FEB. Is and ever evening during the week.
GRAND ARRAY or COMIC TALENT.
EPH HORN,
CHARLEY FOX
kEI4sE SEYMOUR and
tRANh BRowER.
As Happy Uncle Tom. Hamlet, Robinson rrusoc.
Surprise Party Deaf as Post Samoa opinion,
aud Flat Foot Jake. New Song.
Henry Lockwood Glenn Schwicard Isaacs brothers,
ratagui, uaslam, Leis, Lewis Cool White, Ac., &C.
TicAets Is cents
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ON EXHIBITION.
" PROF. wEIRs PICTURE
TAKING THE VEIL
AT GOUPILS GALLERY ia BROADWAY.
Admission rs; from to q O'Clock y. NJ
CT ANNy CHURCH, EIGHTH STREET, NEAR
- Broadway.-Buschs Stabat Mater viii be by the
choir OF this church Friday Feb. %, at 8oooct.
choral forcs OF twenty select voices viii assist The solo
parts VIII be sung BY Nile. saembier. Mrs ifinert
Ia Perrerc and Mr.. Con Alrz. Madame Gonzalez viii
preside at the Tickets % cents the sections Office
aud the evening Of the at the door Doors
at O'Clock R-hearsals for all Monday and Thurs
day evenings at tho church, at ~ O'Clock.
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= posARr sArcrIoxEER--Bxa AZ EoaABr. :
81 Nj, nday FEB xy.Att2 o'p&eck the Norrhanss NJ
ehngc No. III BroaAway Asriseess sais u ~! shs unez
MFR eryof osPtsn ieSsr~ Uf two Lots OF
au "A IL Ninety street be- lOartn and Ftfth
an erected e. MARREN HOWE Assignee.
p-~F WILLIAM wADSWORTH Attorney.
The above Il adjourned until Thur D.
instant - "p ' ~ WIN wApswORrU Attorney
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21
UIle Gnrpuria a9eus.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1863.

A CoMPLIMENr TO Mr.. CHAcE FROM AN
ESEAY.-The London Temes, whose hos
tility to everything American, and espec-
tally TO everything connected with the
Federal Government, is well known, pays
an Wilingscompliment to Secretary Chase.
II says:
with a debt which would crush any
State in the world, except England and
France, Mr.. Chase still exhibits all the
distinctive features Of splendid, increas-
ing and permanent prosperity; he has
large stock of bullion, SO large as to keep
IN hand all spectators in gold; should they
buy gold faster than he wishes, he can i'm.
mediately buy up millions of paper and make
them complete their purchase in dear
market.
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HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH r. r.
Packet TJinei

THE Shortest, Quickest, Cheapest, and only
Il reliable line from Kansas City to any of the
Eastern, Northern or Southern cities.
The Company's Packets will leave Kansas City
every afternoon at o'clock. connecting at Atchi-
son with the Railroad. Only so miles of steam
boat travel. Time from Kansas City to st. Louis
twenty-eight hours Three days saved over any
other route. Passengers will find it to their ad-
vantage to call ut the Office of the Hannibal 4 st.
Joseph Railroad Company, corner of Delaware
street and the Levee, near the U. S. Express.
GJ'Be sure and buy Through Tickets. and save
money. Baggage checked through 1T Atchison.
Meals and state rooms free.
Through Tickets for sale by E. W. PIERCE to
oil the principal cities in the United States and
Canadas.
g57Freight taken at the lowest rates at all times
Passengers can take their choice of routes to st.
Louis, via. N. NJ. R. R., or take steamer from Han
nibal to st. Louis. E. w. PIERCE,
1871 Agent H. & st. Jo r. R.. Kansas City, No
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21

SCRIP. of all kinds. and CERTIFICATES OF
INDEBTEDNESS. bought and sold. Two or
hree MORTGAGES, on good property. for sale.
Apply TO J. R SWALLOW.
Empsris. Nay ?. 1858 Ell
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21

GERMAN EM1eRAT1oN- is stated in
Washington letter that the State Depart
ment has employed German gentleman.
at an expense of $4,000, to proceed to
Germany to encourage emigration to this
country. The Legislature of Kansas, at its
coming session. should take some steps to
secure portion of this emigration ,-Leav
Times.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21

The Mobile Register of recent date de
olared that "ths negro is no longer an object
OF small talk in the South. The people of
the South have place for them, and that
is in the army. There should be no dis
tinction in color when a man is willing to
tight for his home and master" This is as
bad as the Abolitionists.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21

There are no bushwbackers nor bush
whackers' families now left on the border
south Of Gen. Ewing's District The desc
lation of the country and the destruction
of property. is more complete and uneparing
than It has been in Gen. Ewing's District;
so the officers inform the Journal Of Com
merce.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21
WATERLOO MILL.
ROBERT BEST, Proprietor.

= = II ANVO4s
AHE proprietor of this excellent mill would rs-
4 sPectfUlly inform the public that it is now in
successful operation
W teat and corn ground to order, ut all times,
on the most reasonable terms.
The mill is situated on Hill Greek, Waterloo
township, three miles and half west of Waterloo.
Angus 9Th, 1863. 297-349
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21
J. R. SWALLOW.
fConntr Treasn.ar

County Treasurer,l
EmpoTias Lyon County, Kansas,
MILL buy and sell Real Estate. locate Land
~ Warrants, and pay Taxes for parties issiT-
Ing IT, IN any county south Of the Kaw river.
January IS. 1869. R4
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
THE BULLETIN is q nesos-p paper in the best sense
of the word. Its columns will contain news up
all subjects and from all quarters. It will
endeavOr not to deceive its readers by the distor
ton of reports or misrepresentation of facts but
will furnish upon all subjects the fullest and
most reliable information that can be had, accom-
panied by such comments as truth and not pref
udice shall seem to warrant.
Especial attention will be given to the local
and commercial news of Leavenworth City and
the State generally. AS commercial journal the
BULLETIN will be found unexcelled for accuracy
and reliability This department of the paper is
under the charge of competent editor.
AGRICU LTURE
In addition TO other matters portion of the
columns of our Weekly edition will be devoted to
Agriculture
We are confident that every family which sub
scribes for The WEEKLY BULLETIN will agree that
1t is companion of far greater value than its
price.
A specimen copy furnished gratis to any who
Address BULLETIN COMPANY.
S02-fJ leavenwoFth. Kansas.
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JAMEs ?. APPLEcATE,

nEALER in Cooking. Heating and Parlor
IL STOVES, Quitting Goods. manufacturers
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole
sale, as low in st. Louis. Tin Roofing Gutter
ing, and ell kinds of Jobbing to order.
No. 20 Main street. Leavenworsh x. T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
Another British Steamer Captured.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDIN GS
&C., DC, &c.
Specials TO New York Papers.
New York, March l2

A Times special states party Of refu-
gees who came into our lines to-day, met
Capt. Mosely, with Gen Stnughton and
other prisoners, on Monday, half way be-
tween Centreville and Culpepper en- route
for Richmond.
1t is reported the Government contem-
plates the establishment here or at An.
napolis, camp Of instruction for loo, 900
men, an indication of purpose to give
vitality to the CONSUMPTION law.
A Herald's special states the expedi-
tion which started few days ago to Tray
ers, neck of land between the Kappa
hammock and Aattapony rivers, returned
on Sunday to Falmouth.
Typographical reconn oissances made by
Capt. Wilcox. of Gen. Reynolds staff, oil
court houses on the neck, and all farms
on the Rappahannock, for eight miles be-
low our Lines, were visited. Another
smuggling nest was broken up and SNUG.
glers captured: also several rebel officers.
valuable lot of med ical stores and con-
traband goods, such as shoes, boots, caps,
blankets, &c. A number of horses and
mules were taken, and several boats en-
gagged In carrying goods across the Rap
pahsnnock were destroyed. A large
warehouse filed with wheat and corn.
ready Tor transportation, was burned.
General Hooker has been busy to-day
with the President and Secretary Of
War.
Gen. Halleck and the Committee on the
Conduct of the War, returns to the army
tonight.
Tribune's dispatch states private letters
from London speak with alarm Of the
Meet which is IN progress of construction
IN England and Scotland for the rebels.
Our Government is urged to demand, in
Peremptory language, that they be forbid
den to sail on their errand of destructio,
to American commerce. A threat o
open war heingg, in the opinion of tn
writers, sure and only means of putin,
an end to these secret hostilities in big
official quarters. Here . similar view
entertained.
Worlds Dispatch
A private letter from we'll known n,
val officer, just received here, confirm
the rebel report Of the entire destructic
Of the Indianola.
A large number Of refugees from Ricl
mond came within our lines to-day. Tn,
represent that owing to tho vigorous co
scription practioed, and famine, all pc
sons are coming North who are able 10 {
%. They bring no late rebel news fro
any quarter.
There is NO additional news in Ricl
mond papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13


San Francisco, March IL.
The steamer Moses Taylor sailed at
p. m. for Nicaragua, with 600 passengers.
The steamer Uncle 6am will sail to-
morrow for Panama.
Legal tender unsettled, 6O@6S.
The decision in the new Armada case
is adversely to the company, which has
possessed and worked the mine nineteen
years.
There exists much discussion in fnan-
cial circles, and tho policy Of the Govern
ment in setting afoot the litigation, i re.
garded with disfavor. 1t is argued that
If the Government assumes to Dust pri.
vate companies after their capital has de-
veloped and made quick silver mining
valuable. there is danger that California
and Washoe gold and silver mining com.
panies may be turned out of the lands
whenever developed into value enough "a
excite cu2idity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

San Francisco, March IL,
The ship Council, from Boston, n.
rived.
The steamer Sonora brings down from
Msnzella l $50 boxes treasure raised from
the wreck of the Golden Gate, making
about 5000, 600 10 oil recovered.
The steamer Africa sailed for Panama
carrying 1873 passengers; 5000 treas.
ure for England and $4,000 for New
York.
Spring had fairly opened, starting cmi.
grants Tor tic mine. Tw hunl,ed left
Portland ii one day. principally fol
Baize river.
Every indication Of = California emf
grafton to Oregon, Washington and Ida,
no, while the rush for Washoe, Hum
bolt, Russ River, State Range, Colorado
and the Northern States Of Mexico
promises to become unprecedented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
Additional EsrsSgn News.
New York, March II.

Additional news BY steamer City Of
Baltimore give accounts from the From
tier OF Poland to the Goth, which state
the Russian troops appear more inclined
70 iAii back before the insurgents than to
at:ack them. War like rumors still pre-
val: 4 y reported portion Of Lyon
garrison mad been ordered to the eastern
Liverpool, Feb. a6.-Cotton ou;.4 -
Provisions dull.
-. London, Feb. 26.-Consuls sai@sa4:
Illinois Central Al,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
POET ROYAL NEWS.
Baltimore, March Ii.

Il ~h~sAsSA~1 ~S~SAs A~s
The Steamer Ericsson arrivsd thi,
morning from Port Royal The 9th. CHE
Engineer Stevens, who was on the Pasm
ic during the attack on Fort NcAlister
brings dispatches for Government. Non.
itors ill back at Port Royal ia good order
The bombardment lasted twenty hours,
but boats could not get near enough TO the
fort to dismantle it. The distance WA
400 yards.
The British SteamerQ queen Of the Wsve
is ashore near Charleston. Her crew es-
capped Admiral Dupont was trying to
save her.
The Ericsson saw the Quaker City
board an English propeller, supposed to
be prize.
The movement on Charleston had not
yet commenced. y.
Charleston papers say the Indianola.
Queen Of the West and Ruth are in good
condition.
A rebel lieutenant, captured near
Charleston. says secret peace negotiations
have been progressing three weeks At
Richmond, but the press is not allowed to
mention it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
New AaDpshire Election.
New York, March l2

Returns from al but % of the %,
cities and towns indicate the folloxins
result, taking last. years vote for those
not heard from and add 8 per cent. gain
for Governor. The State will stand about
as follows: Eastman, (den.) 81, O36
Gilmore, (rep. } 9S, 76O Hartman, 1859.
Eastman lacks about 500 of . cousAitu.
tonal majority to elect him. Eastman !
gam from last 1894. For Congress
Daniel Marchy, DEM, is elected il the
ls' district over Joel Eastman, rep. Ed
ward Il: Rollins, rep, is elected in the
"a district The Republicans will have
between 60 and 10 maj. in the House.
and Of the IL Senators, and the Coup.
Gil will probably stand 5 Reps. aud l
Democrats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

ToRY GovRaNOn. - The Davenport
News gives tho list Of nam4s az di:tin-
guishod Coppsrhsads Who viii b prom.
insnt oandidasss hafors the Democrat;e
6tats Couventicp tbr Gubsrnatorial nom.
nations, VIZ: ST aaa4as ssssss
Gen. Augustus Cesar Dodge and Chas
1sson. of 8sFingten, Judge Clagstt. d
Keokuk; p, 4. Nshony, of Dubuqae: Col
Preston. OF Marion; Hsasy Clay Dan, 8
Mount rleAaht; IA Gfand Bjiaxtonn. q
19wa City, and D1soenbs, 81 Fori
sdge. This = : pretty kettle 81 Ash,
truly. '7Ses4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

RsperseA Battle NJ Yasse lCpy. !
Cairo, March IL. 6
1t was rspsstea il Menphis yesterday
that our hosts, in passing down Yaxoo
river, had encountered large body Of
rebels 1t Yazoo city, with decided success.
and that We had taken seven thousand
prisonsrs and eight large transports. This
is important if true. s..s
Some Z, 1000 or {, 200 rebels are encamp-
ed up the Cumberland river, 81 miles from
Donelson. Their business appears to be
to get something to eatand press men in
to the rebel service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
philadelphia, March II.

A National Union Club was organized
At Musical Fund Hall tonight. House
crowded, and minor nsetings held ont
side. The main meeting vas presided
over BY the Govsrnor, who delivered /
lengthy speech. Resolutions appropriate
to the occasion were unaninousfy sdops-
ed. Speeches were also made BY Gov.
johnson of Tenn, Ex.Gov. Wright OF
ind;, and othss. The proceedings were
conducted with much enthusiasm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
Another British steamer CaptureA.
NA- V~~l MI al

Anether British steamer Captursa.
New York, March IL.
Gaaboas Quaker City has arrived from
Port Royal via Charleston Bar the eth
She comes to repair sad reoaivs new boil.
ers.
On the 9th inst. of Cape Fear she
captured the British steamer Douro, after
an exciting chase Of six hours. She had
cargo Of 40 bales Of cotton, and w,s
bound from Wilmington, N. CT, for Nash-
~. She was ordered to New York for
adjudication.
The Quaker City brings large num-
per OF prisoners captured and invalids
from the South Atlantic Squadron.
The Douro arrived tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13

Washington, March Il

Washington, March IL.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey. Senator cleo.
from Minnesota, whose credentials were
presented Feb. 9th, appeared and took
the oath Of Office,
The following resolution, submitted BY
him, Was acted upon and unanimoasly
adopted "Resolyed, that the Secretary
of tho Treasury BE- directed to have print
ed and presented to the Senate statistical
and general report upon the value end
present condition of our foreign and do
nestle commerce, including - we'll thai
Of the Pacific coast, and further to sug
gest what Legislation, II any, b necessa
ry to enlarge and protect the important
interests involved" The Senate then wen
into executive session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
EOREIGN VIEWS.
Portland, March IL.

The Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool a6th
ana Londonderry 18th. arrived this aftss-
noon. s7,r- e. i !.
sign41.
x Inc Polish question il unchanged. y
The Mayor Of Liverpool had s;ven /,
sral relief ships.
The London Globe thinks that II ! eoA.
t!sdiction exist bstweeA HsuaSd and Mr.
cser one Of the two Governments win hay,
70 DEMAND : substantial apology. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-13
Another naiA into Kentucky Cen.
tonplatsA.

Another naiA inso Kentucky Gen.
tenHlotsA.
New York, March IL.
A Nashville dispatch of the 18th says
q Unionist arrived from Shelbyville
states Bragg has been reinforced By III
brigades. The rebel Gen. Earl stated
to him enough force had been received
from Richmond to resist any attack Of
Rosecrans.
Another rebel expedition into Ken
tucky, is on foot, and Is regiments af
cavalry are already under marching or
ders at Knoxville. n
Gen. Granger. the famous fighting
General, takes command at Nashville in
day or two.
A large feet Of transports and gun
boats had arrived at Nashville on the
10th.
1t lis rumored Fl. Donelson was again
threatened.