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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

ES Chss Anderson, brother of Sum
ter Anderson. and himself refugee
from Texas, is delivering Union speeches
in Ohio. His theme il the relation Of
the Northern democracy to the rebels Of
the South, snd the aid and comfort rem
dcred by the course Of the democratic
leaders TO the traitors in arms.
The matter ia one which Charlie An.
derson can render perfectly luminous to
the dullest apprehension, and Copper
beads under the influence of his burning
eioquence experience foretaste OF the
fire tlat will never be qucnched, when
their guilty souls meet their fual doom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

UNION SooiAL -fhe assembly in Odd
Fellows Had !4.kei rather meager last
evening; Instead Of its being deosely
packed a. usuai there was vast deal OF
empty space But those tha. were there
appeared to enjoy themselves IS we'll rs if
the hou.e had been foil Tie demand for
ice cream was not very great, it being
rather cool to enjoy that luxury. Tie
state Of the weather and attsctivt.
ness OF the Theatre will account for so
small number being present. Wehore
to see il better filed next time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

How 1T WoREs,-One of the leeiti-
mate rpsutis OF the rebellion Ia to make
emaneipationists where the war RACES.
slavery being both the cause aud support
OF the war. il is bnt natural for the pro.
pie In those States where its effects have
been most blighting, to desire to see the
cause removed As an evidence of this
tact Mrs. Governor Phelps, who has re-
Gently msde tour through the abolition
State OF Massachusetts. stated in our hear
ing the other day thut there are more abo-
iili2aists. 10 Missouri than there are in
that Ssate.- Lebanon lMo J Herald. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

nA- Our cavalry are just begiuning to
show the Importance Of that arm of the
service on . large scale. as it has long
since done in small way. The recent
grand movement of Stoneman in Virgin
ia In aanking the rebel army and inter
rupting their communications has dealt
severe blow to the enemy. And the
brilliant expedition of our cavalry under
GricFson, 10 Mississippi, is striking tor
ror into the hearts Of the rebels, and in
dieaies the feasibility Of utter DESTROY
ing their railroads. aud thus b,e..sag a..
their lines Of commune iDn. - wul. i.
destroying heir chance u retreat.
Our cavalry may yet prove as terrible
to the enemy in the interior as our gun.
boats have already been along their navi
gable waters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

OrruMwA ELEo rIos.--The city cleo
tion vt Ottumwa came off on Monday and
shove strong Union gains. Last year the
Democratic majority for Mayor was 45.-
Eince then they have sent company OF
loyal men to tie army, and a. this cleo
tio9 the Democratic majority waa only
eisAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

FiRK Yesterday afternoon tie roof
Of = building in Mechanics Block took
FIRE by sparks filling from the chimney
The roof had been newly coated with tar.
and 10 many places had not become dry.
TIE FIRE was put out before much damage
vas dgne 10 the building.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

~ The steamer Kate Cassei, Capt.
B. W. Davis, is the morning packet for
Davenport aud Rock Island, aud iuterme-
diate points. Leaves Fort Madison on
the arrival of the cars frea, keokuk. da
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

e. Cloth and Cashmere Suits, and
everything suitable for men and youth .
wear. can be had low at D. srxgN's,
Main street, near the Levee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

@ The Rev. Mr.. Parks. a Catholic
priest, has been arrested in Petersburg,
Va, Oh a charge of giving aid and com.
fort to the enemy II is said that some
Of General Seammon's scouts lately cap
tused rebel mril in the Kanawha Val.
ley, by which i, was ascertained that Mr
Parks WAS IN communication with the
enemy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06
A POEM rOn THE TIMES.


Obi who would wear seedy Coat, or badly n.tius
Vest.
Or Pants all shre+dsarc old and worn, when new ones
are ths best2
When ID. stern rhespls sell, ssuit OF besuty rare
In ft and fashion jsst tetAng es'ry should wear
Oh who would wan, TO Coat the style Of ty.
x me years,
Whsn sisus al age aud service long on evry seam ap
peatsY
When d Stern has such stock at terxzs rerg lsr
That ev'ry body womiss, how he can SELL theai sol
Oh who from cred Taiiors, his clothing e'er would
bay,
And par price for garments. h. knows is mush NO
high?
When D. stern can suit him. at him snus aud aice
And give esttsr srtiei4 at oaly Halt ~ Price.
Obi who would have their little boys and youths Of
larger sixe. 41-1-g
appear in shabby garments before the public eyes
When D. stern hoy Clothing before them Il arrsyd
And Parents Gan ecene@izs by -bssiag ksAsf AApx.
Then yoa wish for cea,. Pants, Or vsss or shirts
or Collars, N5&s
Or Hsndk csief., sscks. and want 10 ave yosu
Doll I.rs,
To D. stera's snre 10 Go--,hsss II as oser plass
On Main Street, near the Lsvee sDa caa SEQ ID. sil-
Ing face.
ID. STERN,
Main Stsses, bstseen lsl and Levcs, Keokak,
spso-zaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

CHANCE or fiNr.-I'he travelling pub
lie will notice the change 10 running time
of morning train Of the X. Mt. +. d N.
r. n. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

1~Owing to the storm on Tuesday
evening, wo are unable TO present our
readers with the usual telegraph report
The Operator states that the line Is down
somew here between Aurora and Chica-
90,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

Notice lshsrsbs s.ss. tAAs sAs parsuAvsAp hereto.
fore existins bet ~vsa j. NJ Hpris,ssoH and the uu
Ssssssned. ~ M<rchant fsiiovs the city ofK~,hus
undsr che nr1 nsms ~ HuachiaAan Dewey. !" has
undersigned viii not be bssRdap any contract made
In the name oi said arm All in dabsAA n 80
nrm are reqaestsd 70 sestls shsir sccou once.
nsys, IN 1AAks DxwRY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

~ AT the charter election in Des
Moines on Monday. the Republicans
elsetsd their Mayor and ten cut Of che
twelve Aldermen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06
DISSOLUf fION.

Notice veby given that the partnership between
MAkrTs STAFFORD and J,Hs MctUxs. heret nfnre en-
istins andsr the name al STAFFORD 4 M~CUNE. in
he Groeery and Co ssion bus IN ss Is this iav dis.
solved. ~ AATIN &TAEEOR q.
Keosnk, April 20. 1868.
The anders xned will continue the Gtoeerv and
Cumml-sio ON basinefs 1t he Old o. and OF stBn0rd
McCune the Levee
MARTIN STAFFORD.
April 80, tSJ3-dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06
DIED,

On Iae.day morning. the 3.h inst at eeloet, Mrs.
LypiA Fay, eons-rtof GEO. T. FRr, in the 5sth
Year OF hrr age
F1nersl services thi, afternoon at CLOCK at her
late residence on Hirh atree between I2th and 18Th
Friends OF The family are Invited TO attend,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

nT.- See advertisement Of kouscs ansi
lots for sale, in our advertising columns
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06
EoR SALE.

Two Houses and one Lot FOR SAFE, situated on cor
ne of iohnson Ind l+sh Streets The Lot Is so bsf<o
aud well su pied With good water For fusthur into
my io Apply q, sub-crbsf At Jac,b Prank Hyt Il be
twesu 10Th and tith On Main street -
msyS-dtv FkRDkRfCE BARYH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

II Gaerrilas have broken up the
stage line between Rolta and Springfield
by stealing al the horses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

i. l.. MURPHY AT MONTROGE.
j l.. Murphy, the gallant young refu-
gee soldier from Tennessee, will speak Mt
Aon,rose, Fridiy evening, May 9Th.
rdAw-id
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06
ADMIRAL Durosr Asp Grs. Hrsrrr,

ADMIRAL DuroNr AND Grs. Hrsrxgs
late news from the Department of the
Soath authorizes the statement, which is
a manifest contradiction OF the stories of
the sympathizing newspapers, that there
is hearty, cordial and determined co.
operation between Rear Admiral Dupont
and Major General Hunter, and that if
any attack is to be made on Charleston.
they will join forces, not simply because
they fight under the same fse. but be-
cause they agree upon the principle of
employing all means for the purpose of
crushing out the rebellion. The land and
naval forces act with the heart of one
man. Admiral Dupont, who has expe-
fseneed the value of negroes on the water,
Ike Gen. Hunter, who has experienced
thcr va'ne on the land. is resolved 10
employ this great element in accomplish
ing the task bafore him. and securing Fri
umph 70 his operations in the South -
All our news from Port Royal, from the
army as well as the navy. indicates the
happest and most confident feeling among
those whe command, as well as those
who obey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

TT Bleak Government Vouchers No "a can ss
had al this oaies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-06

run As iollous.
Morning Train
Leave ~ Madfsob( Acndayss xct pted)at 800 m
Arrive at keosbk, 8.UO
Leave keoknk ktSnndayseScfpted,) al 7:30 m.
ArriseFl MAdiAnH, 500 ma
Afternoon Train
Leave ~. Madison lsuhdays exc ~ sf $40 p.m
Arrive at keaknk, +" 3.3O = m
Leave keokut ~ q n yn
Arrive Fl. Ma Olson, 4 ID mn
The pSuinG trains max ith the
Davenport * Rock Island Packet. al VI. Madison and
W III th ST. Louis Pn,sets, X, n. u, Mk NJ X X.
snd N ssi-sispi aud Wabash Valley x Y VI Keosnk
Special Irains vii DO run 10 connect sith the North
esn Line Packets, at Monlrase.
r Runnipg tirse is xoscrasd by clock In oricp al
Keokuk-ft Ma lison LiiJ tlme hair hour too SLOW.
J W. OGDEN.
mas5 Secretary.
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IRON Letter in tbs Lonsioe Daily News, April e.
W hat the War Proves and what 4,
does ot Prove.

From Letter in this Loedoe Daily News, April 4. !
What the War Proves and wha, 4,
does not Prove.
An enemy o. American institutions
VIII excaim, What when you behold
bloody civil war raging in the very heart
Of the American Union, will you dare 10
say that Federal Union tends to prevent
wafsY ! do say 80. 1, does tend to pre-
vent wars bY the most ef6ectual and least
expensive Of all methods. My supposed
American has shown swhat that method
ls. IL other proofs were wanting. the
eighty years history of the United States
would be proof sufficient. 1t will not
prevent all wars, because there are wars
winch aF!se from causes which are irro.
spective of the general principles Of
government. A wgr arising out of an at
tempt TO restore an expelled dynasty in
if45 proved nothing against the general
principles OF the British constitution -
IL proved, perhaps, that the Irish people
bad not been treated in tha, spirit of jus.
tice and ferbearsncc whic wise rulers sx-
tend indltferenlly to every part of their
dominions. Tie Sepoy rebellion was rea
souable evidence of the vicious. constitu.
ton OF the Indian army, but was no proof
OF unsoundncss in The general system of
British rule ia India. So bloody civil
war IN America, arising out Of rebellion
OF siaveowners, is damning proof against
the institution Of slavery. but proves moth
ing whatever against Republican or Fed
sral genseHnmsats Il pferes that people
who, TO save themselves from present SUI.
iefing, tolerate great crimes, bring upon
themselves, sooner or later, great calami-
ties. but il leaves the questions OF Uniser.
sal, sufr-ga, Elective .Soyereigns AMI
Federal mons exactly where they were.
These may be very bad things, bu The
American people. fierlong ex psrience Of
them. do not think them so, and there is
nothing 10 the civil war now raging in
America to prove then so.
, 1863-11-14

herring TO an ultra conservative policy. Tho
better portion OF. the Democratic party CON
gists OF ,thote who, Charmed With the rsyered
E.me of Democracy. have not sufficiently
penetrated INTO the destructive character Of
the two g1est antagonistic parties to aeo the
undenntzatfc principles. Of the so.ca1led
American Democracy.
The grtat bulk Of the; German immigrants
who IN Germany sympatlized with the Lib
eIal psf;y, btcan,e here ardent Republicans,
They comprise the great majority OF all who
N any public career distinguis themselves.
Inc GeIu m DemocrAta can prestpt No name
10 match hatl Schurz, Governor Salom mpn Of
N1AcoEtlp. Lieutenant Governor Rush Of
loNa, Lieutenant Governor Koener of Illinois,
(now Embshesdor in Madrid,) Professor Lie.
ber' Generals sigel, Which and Osternaus,
ana many others,
AS to the differences Of opinion which kave
Manl1eeted themselves In the Republican par
~, tie symr&thy OF the Germans mas been
Invariably with the more progressive, or,
ae 1t has often been. called; With the Radical
"lrg: We do not know Of one eiugle Ger
nan q. Republican psper that forms an excep-
1lGn TO this Iulc- II. there :Was difTsfcuca
G1 views between them end those American
~ pnb1icans who are denounced By the Dem
ccIat1c p1eEE,a6 Radicals, it Fsa that the Ger.
E4aIa "a 4 laid AiH Etea:er. etreaa on the anti
Eavery .fe.tuTfs Of, the var. They heartily
dee ounced the claimed right Of secession.
and re1ofced III the prospective RESTORATION Of
the Cniod; but they stu more heartily re-
}oiced tn the apparent doom Of s1aTery, as,. in,
tde1r otlnions only The destruction ot slavery,
:. ooId avert future dangers to the Integrity Of
, 1863-11-14
5ur :tt)e 4r11.t,.
RECRUITS FOR
L. =. :.
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $402 Bounty
and Premium. = :.-'
I'll other Recruits, $302; Bounty
:: and Premium, >.::' :: .r

A:snx-pMilca Een. netveuo u.a ases n Elxatacx
sttd and hhvt pes Cd for not IN taaz rms mpQtha
be deemed VET kEAS v6LEHTEEaa ssd ~ sncs
voe entitled 70 o-tcst@e os "a 2aY Il it YsNH
III! oopr:Y And F:rdatnol nf S!t9
IoAn 4Eas, RtCrnsts ioE yld HA,tneni1, rot Ye.A-
ssss Gus rosf1r &c; E:yfa aaTs3cs a7d = eaant7 Asd
4RlT ssses. Il p:e:e:s 70 jo:n aad ri: So nes.
esHaintu tha Rext!r ant Of t:s chrsce. ;: ii.
Al sao AtA t. jaln Aay Of thh allaut HssE!aaHa1E
tt~fs tss 1tla ana 1os ssse1te tt1 .2u1ntent ooas-
Geaod sssd y Tho Gpye=c1nent, can aaF& sta pfNt-
AEf bJeA9icg =: :st HrAdeua:tors Of: :, j..
:12s: WILLIAM J:hrEf. Fzovsae MAssna. os tn4
L: iauic. a*.:fIcAGO.
,Anns9 HSRG%. S%. ssavass kAsshsl- tie sas
G*sh 4oGE = kHsFACH. fro1o.t x.r.Aa, o< til
Is ,ft5xAzS BI3is :; oSfSse1
IS siBgx Bs:es !; FF1as Provost Aas1aA 0. s
ii ;c4Es :sAkL4nhGMn:4.i Z Frovoa Aa:sa&l Ct "a
csps: Z. FITHI1E. fiuvost ks1saa, OF tAe til Dss.
u o:;t isass & u: IL r,o7Sat H.rsh.l Of tas *.
..T.w. 3 r: Was:L1Ks. Poyost xatta1 O., IA
sta b!aex1et. Il Mt sTERLIHD.
:, -, rsgE VILLAS FRy. Frcvps. Ms1shaT ok tA&
1Ea DtsHtcx. at JACKBpNV fI.lE. -.
Mn g KAN ,tsoyoss 9z.aal II III
,,ts ST; E, eEohnE a@s5orE @ Provost Marshal II TX
:es -. H7;,tEt asEAI20.
, 1863-11-14
mut0Ated Postage f.urrenev-

ice flttsp1rgh Chronicle says that there is
prevailing disposition among small dealers,
ano, m indeed, 1,s among business men generally.
that have pieces torn off Of them, or hare been
torn ard mepded. They imagine that such
notes vill rot be redeemed by the SecretaW
of the Treasury. They are IN error, 4 traas.
W oFeer, Issued some time since, did sub.
ssanti.lly announce that such notes wonld be
1a, reies.ea, nut a more recent treasury an-
that all snch notes viii BE- redeemed mn nros
NIo,ng enc nth OF a note be not missing and
11at II II pc apparent thata meuded note has
been repaired With the piecs torn from IfaeiF
ana ana Is not n9t made up q pieces from. two or
the, e{ore, tor refusing to accept In trade nosea
that arc slightly ragged or h1ye been honest
u repaired. They are as valuable as notas
perfectly new, and wf1l as readily ind. Wien
the time comes, a Just redemption. '~
, 1863-11-14
1he Germans Of the United S&ates.
EEfQm the y. Y. In1enerdeht Nnr a41

lke German population Of the United
o1asess embracing the actual en1Igrants frorn
Germany with their children, aud so many of
the offspring of former emigrations as stili
@ @p5eselve, 70 greater Or lesser degree, the
character Of tie German natIonalitY. is esfI.
mated 1t from three to five million souls;
They have never had until yerY recently 4
national organization, and all the relfrious
and political parties Of the country hare in
turn foSEd amoDg' them sincere and ardent
supporters. Every. Church has It's German
congregations; every political party It's Ger:
man element, with German orcans,
=, "1e1 the now prominent discussion of
tie slavery question led to d disso,ution Of
me Old political parties and to the orraniza-
tion ton OF the Republican party, the Germans
nai;t.. neHan 10 manifest greater Interest in the
bad ever. done before. The Issue between
Democrats md Wings had been 30 radicaIlT
dfderent from the violent and exciting issued
6etH cen the Conservatives aud Liberals Of
germany, that feW of them could take that
an1lone interest In the result Of election
csmpalgns which, in the old. country, the
struggles between progress and reaction had
AEakeued In them. They divided into a
Democratic and Republican party. and tha
discussions between tho organs Of these two
pa7les Lave fully pattaken Of the exciting
character II Hhlch has characterized the native
pleEe.
At present, the number Of the political or
gacs Of the Germans In the United States
exceeds one hundred and fifty. Ampue Them
are i number Of dailies. Thus, New York
has I, Philadelphia =, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
!, Chicago 5, St, Louis ), Detroit 2, MilHau-
Aee y, 1oaisvllle, 2, New Orleans Q, San Fran-
cisco 2 dailies, While number Of other cities
eustsln one. We are not acquainted With the |
c1ac1 numerical prppoItio of the paperh of |
Ne t%o parties :but belieEe that the Republl-
ca9s naSe decided majority.
ne DcnoGIatie party has On It's side. in !
Iaft cu!1T, the Catholic Germans. AZ fsr IA
they Seep up . practical connection with thefr |
Church All the Catholic German nsners T.,
this country, Of which there arc FeYen ~ ~
slght, Without exception, are opposed to the
Republicans; Eome equsllipg TIf Dailv Nm.
Ind Tic Hct,opo'isd,4 Record in the Violent
abuee Of TIE Government and in their uncon-
dNtcnal denunctation Of the war, To then7 |
n ust " a1ded the bu1k Of tho ignorant ond
xieious popu1ace In the large citles, who, ike |
the sane elemens Of other natioralities. hate |
tie pr1grees Of noble principles, and are al.
ways ready to sell their yota to the highast |
bidder. These three classes being Taken |
away, the Democratic party among Tue Ger !
mans would be induced to m Insignificant |
except perhaps in some counties Of I
Pennsylvania, where the descendants Of the
German settlers Of. the last century hare: In
of. their isolation. f,lfen Behind |
lie development both of the German aud |
he American mind, and are stead6stly ad-
, 1863-11-14
MEN OF HZIN0ISI

To1 At asatn snsanoaet to rplt ,aoesaa MI
otst o;d Fig: Toas s3oataneoas and .xios,oG
. Pe11-H Hkn &A4 hlthA1to Eo-~,. eAAnl HQuaEhH
s,s5 5,sa g.; : e .e1. -
proud record. Tae rabe LII. i fte1ag a.a staxEee
TAI s9za Of tbe Republic Alsv hoWs racfa se4
fss&on d.ea 1ne endl neas. Eour country s<1l1
eAEt e1e aeks yos to e:ole u9 sae ta,7aa1 tA2ks a
A. a.; D. A sA,e @ 1ae tas nsSs q ns.aa ietxox e
TN alta ibezatr1 gurtny a1.ke OF hsS xE3ands foa
yeeJ pat schioseas! Aad t: iAh N cue aonis7
ne1a *9Rtn ~ ha1asaa, and saousAnts Aaa ~ Ut IA
sIe hEA' Eff. tat saai of.n iAe iafer1aI D. xon 81
q ~ tbtc ce=raNs.:th sI.i tbs Hapnoao biaas yua
IAAKt OAEx8
L-eat Co1oot& 4Sh o. 3. CHxAIrN
telH +F+IE Il, 4 Pic NAF {}eh m
, 1863-11-14
EXTRACTS FROM .SECESm
PAPERS.
The Russian Banquet from n Ekebe,
F1cSY. .

PHILADELPHIA, Noy. II, 1863
OF The Ruesian banquet the Richmond En-.
4ulTsr says: At TIE festal :table Whers Baron
Osttn saeke1 sat along side of John DeYlfn.
ard a Admiral Lizoyski drank wine: viii,
aossse o:ss Greeley, it would haye been sight
Of ar1stccraIy and ribald preleaaioua to re.
publican pride on the one hand, and IN the
other the polite satire and carefully ann,
pressed disgust OF. high bred Ruseian grad
hs ndtened 70 the amazing bladder
FORTH: Of course, in ,.the New York b.
perh as the turning point In the politics ana
-dtstinles of the two worlds. The Rus.fans
escaI ed to their eblps, and there over quiet
cigar, revolyed In their minds and pondered
glorS Of the Yankee nation,
NE A!chmond papers admit tlat the Yam
EHe defencea Of Chattanooga ire now perfect.
ma 1ts Taet importance as q military pos{.
ton more manifest than ever. =:
Gen. Longstreet is organizirg force for
fala on oar LIE OF communication ut B;idge-
: The Richmond Examiner s.ys that q spesch
at this time is eninentIy needed in that
cltg. 1t urges the people to 20 to the rail.
read depot on Davis arrival from Chat
hnnoga, and escort him home aid demand
an address. Rhetoric with flour at 375 a.
The EMqai,rr gnashes its teeth at the ex.
PRESTON OF opinion elected at lie Union
meeting held in Little Rock, Arkansas, on
tie Sosh ult., unmistaksbiy In favor OF the
cordial support Of the United States Govern
next, the supremacy OF which the resolutions
&c tseontsd n there pledged the people Of Arkansas
4 Paris paper publishes statement that at
a haIquet given to cavalry officers in Yer.
eaiuss Martha1 Maguan was present. One OF
TIE Colcnels delivered d speech referring to
to1a1c, and expressed belIef that at no ID.
tant dsy, the Emperor would summon them
to MEASURE swords with the oppresgors of
: People friendly 11d EJmpathetIc with
France.
There Is nothing from the Potomac.
Rebel papers ssrt that tbs Atlantic Cable
t. destined to extend English supremacy over
me american Continent, mud that British
statesmen arc 1oasing forward to the reeoy-
e5y Of tte American colonies, and preparing
to avail themselves Of the exhaustion and NJ,
arcby which must succeed the present war,
to attain that cherished purpose, Is simply
q matter Ct TACT. -