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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

Savur h aaa the public rights they derived fr
III TN ~ I 0oen born mes beers OF q rssnng family
ouar 81 .ne idea Of ssiiing European parti.
of prince occupy the restored throne
Senior Guiana Is nothing new. Mexican statesman
actively 90 Estrada, who - the present time
n In IaLo with this object had eady abored ct
years Old e oa uea rs therefore evsdsD venty three
any practical vs, s opinion 4 has not thereby acquired
'0 t a o. pertaining TO nomentary combnstEm
"a cnnc lusion, we may give unasked for IN. uSR
piece o. advice. Do undeysst,nos n, ,es,r -
nc vuIn Amescdn Union, either dismebered az rr.,J
h;h a 40 ao orerrdte ts vitality of Ms x.r,can narf
mnSn must be the support Of q foreign ruler cssx
70 the throne OF that country A'' oS'u
me me Mexican Deputation I'm PARA.
no ouyn de Lhuys received the 18th OF Septenhs.
on Thursday for Trieste Wv ' W ''svs
IL, french Scheme Agafnst Texas,
IRON the Fremdsnbiatt Of Vienna Sent PAR
acc. >uue 70 the latest advices from Mexico there IN
no douot ma. a divisions that country vI csse the
moment Arcnduke shall his foot on Mexican so,C
ne VIII pro- 'soy at nrst DO obliged 20 be ppported Nv
French bayoLVe, but will b surrounded Il, : wssx
,o ~. o.ay ysa" st0us. zAe court Of Francs e.
Sr0s :dsdNtp eoms 70 ew understanding ,v;W a.
S SSs ass Tnc'cs for a. Il Issos % xs.cs
submit willingly 70 an Austrian prince
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
The blockade.
REBEL DEMAND THAT 1T W. phCLashp ihLh"AL'

REBEL DEMAND THAT 1T ne DEJLAkED ILLEGAL.
IRON the London Times, Sett. Is.
with such facility T. this accomplished That
aueeou n arising In connoxion with the blockade hh
Is kev soon 10 take sh1pc seriously age ma cHTvsrs.
The number OF ships that set into the southern ports
no great and the dicuty 81 passing the federal feet
slight that the Southern government n'cud formally TO
dispute the legality 81 the blockade uudog the condi
oiu OF Inc 10 r,h article OF the treaty "a Paris lhat
article declares chat a blockade Il Mt binding
unless 10 n 'eficicut, o. maintained with such
strpseucy as Ito prevent acceFa 70 the 20 u OF the
enemy Nov, IN seven months iorty.hr steamers
have carried rgoes into Clreston spd lino Into
Wilmington. Itc ID faculy 4 se,ng q shp itb either
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

=
Gcani Declaration or the Emperor OF
Aus.Iin---A scion Of the House Oh Tus-
'nny AdoutCd as Heir 10 the Mexican
Throne, &c.
[Frcm Tho fu-o.c Of Frankfort, Sept 2LI
Now that the McscHn deput1tion, oi which mech has
be- sad, has a5yIud al AdRor ofor the i'm cri
TO the Arcbduku MaXimiAD, and IN view Of the
eynggeat ed deals furnished by optimst Journals
among others the Hcu 1ridi Dtrlomoigit-the Emoye
Notwithstanding its rcpygnance 10 speak Of question
ohich has Oien debarrcd IL from entering France,
must In few words put matters IN their true light
IL Is perfectly true that the Archduke Macmillan will
reply 10 the dcputatou M0t he docfs The ~ Mceo.
We nave doubted this Acceptance on the contrary
have than cnce oTeshadowed II. The Archduke
Maximln believes he fulhs cvliZng mission, and has
accs,Ionce the result Of plan long conceived shh
rouid usry o5n Tad u ne cutting OF the Izitmu Of ia
nlm1 aus rendering tB,n serre % ndr0aaon and
tipi ;dtton.
me Archdule Macmillan does not however consider
tho vote notabcs and the different demonstrations
certain classes OF Mexican ctzers TO be equivalent TO
spoltaneous and unanimous vote OF the entire people
lie, therefore, considers as Indispensable fresh mani
scale.
As regards the Concurrence OF England that &c not vet
certain, though the Archduke fairly informed % he
contrary Active negotiations are being carried on on
this subject. But the Emperor Napoleon setting an i'm
mense the prompt solution of this question: des
tiny win DO accomplished, and the Archduke win 60 to
Mexico
The Emperor Francis Joseph and the Austrian govern
ment have wisely declined ali solidarity In the determine
ton Of young archduke Even In the higher circles
OF the Austrian Court saying OF the Emperor cited
which perfectly depicts the state OF things distin
gushed parsonage, speaking this qces,i alluded TO
certain unfortunate eventualties when tho Emperor
Piled. "what would you have me do IN the natter N
my her ussled 10 90 into oonre could no: hare pre-
ntef Mm and koio Trecsfa htm from gong 10
M,r,coy"
These icw words express everything In mounting the
throne tho Archdukc Maxim ian desir,s 10 ADOPT A
hs,r in the event his being without issue, prince Of
TIE House Of Tuscany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
Engiish Opinion OF the Operations NJ
Charleston.

LNIRPOOl, SeTt. 70. 1908.
The OF the fall OF Charleston much debated
Tho friends the south assert That II will not Affect the
issue.
The Lond Army and Navy Gasc'e perceive
what great military advantage would from the
capture. Certainly equal 10 the capture OF Knox
vile aud haitian cga Vcksburg and Port IIudson.
The Lond goth Scpiember) edtorally labors
% show that exhaustion u strength practically tet by
both combatsns Ia about equal degree, and only wishes
IL would induce them TO te minIie the strife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

oorresrondent Of the london Poa, wrltne it0n Whr
saw on the 10th ult, gives vivid sketch o the scsus
which followed tho attempt made 70 assassnals ne kus
sian General Berg, by ingng 0sin bomb 81 him I'd
he was rid Ing through the streets Of warsaw
The missile thrown IN tho nnrOwost part Of Tbs
street. betwosu the house Of Count Andrew Iamoyus
and the saxon Palace. when tho smoke cleared Away
General berg was found TO DO unhurt IN his car.
riaeo. Trustworthy Witnesses c the scene, who were
al their windows NJ the time, declare that IL peg
fecy impossible ehor for them or General BERG buc
with the smoke, or for his oort see whence the DO
ened that they concealed themselves that they Gould
not have ssspcsn Of the house where the
and unssvtatsAy. Meanwhile Berg, bsvinx arrived
Al the orderly room, gave certain orders
svs as'o ssS,., and ros @ys or,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

Inc london Tm publshes ettcrs from It3 specIh COZ
respondent at Richmond to 7th September The writer
makes tho Extraordinary assertion TINT the secessioniss
stronger aud ia better heart than He declares
that they better provided with everything than they
the beginning OF the war, aud pronounces the
blockade OF their pcfs the He asserts
that tho facility enjoyed for running the blockade tho
rebel government fcugds demand that the block.
shall be dec illegal and existent by the
lions OF Furuie Questionable these repres eatatoIs
arc they exert considerable influence and receive Gre
dcncc among large classes In England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
The Steam Ra ms.

The Steam Rams.
REPORTED WATCH OF THEM ny AN ENGLISH WAR
VESSEL.
The English Channel Heot left Liverpool for Dublin
tho 25h ui after stay Of ten days In the Mersey One
OF the vessels bo frgae Lverpoo remained behind for
the purpose II rumored OF watching the suspected
iron clad rams Ia the Merscv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.

MnxImIiian's PIrn Vr Accep;anoe-Signi-
Gcani Declaration OF the Emperor OF
Aus.iin---A Scion Of the House Oh Tus-
'nny AaoutCd as Heir 20 the Mexican
Throne, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
The Alabama Reported In the English

from tho Manchester Guardian, Sept. PAL
The Alabama, which not very long ago cruising of
the Cape Of Good H0pe Is said to have made her appear
the English Channel whore she reported to have
already succeeded In capturing at least American
merchant vessel
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Betpei8 elmer rei1ten TreunbIdaft ftnbeu, Der
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barren &rant9et sum Spter iaqen in Yeee Ger nseihtde
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BEN glef Res 2eGen5 tn Elm elenbe8 Daetn permaubeln
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0etheirQthete WeriQ:en.

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pbuer dYD&e p6Gr enes arberen 9tnbernt1e8 betpuBt
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pbre Errd h acrrrauen unb saoerftli Guf etne dr8t
Hide (SeItiGIiChfei pcrlaiisn.
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d0nei ba bic tat @rsu9une eer BON Depen perls.
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sic ta neile itab.
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Ifeben TGisrets BON 8alttntpretr., Titli@e Sette,
bte Stufeu biaauf. S. I IL
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be unb ruserfe gama6er burGriebcne nnp QeptHnlpie
Guadin1ber, Sbubfltder, Sefelw6er, StrdBenrent8er
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unb Iauer auSe;peen Dr. SpbnpnS uf IN Der gtate
glS. @Ge @rteie uttien etnen ppf-Stamp enttsltcn.
Cine Qetluag tn 2 Gagea sa9eit@ert.
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fen Gdrrde ber GpnitntEon berpprbrtnBen bts @be
raD9(t9 MAIDEN Ib splss cen &brper unb Stnn 1erbren
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EtBOrtIeeune tcGgt.)
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G0uLbncoer.
Der ltntesenete bat beitdnbig DcrrGt6S cine 8rpBe
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Serfauft 6ieielben su beu tli0fteu Breer.
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fSlligen asna6me S. 0feelts l.. O., 8. uub f. Geiebn,
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1851 151 QG &rattftr,, tem NtaltG1 SpnIe
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Deg eiu3tge Vtab tit ter g3ett, TOO ii9ere,
1ne(le ur0 s}ip4itcae Rnren III
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SuMae @lGnaev,

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nat be9eiert rb Der 2r tauErn6e Sbne entlcft babe
tpar6en, t,tBsen ld nit epaem 8erttauen nnten.
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DR.. Johnston.

Der etnsI8e Nrst, tpeIder on3eigt.
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Our l1nterbyAdung Der QuadIaI0eret eta0ltrt.

RaGttmore @oGs9 ofpitG1.
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@etEtg.

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&eltyc s. H{cEen, rerpegert nb,
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a li.tE.el ffr 9prelEe.

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Waleu crYlMet murb3 unb enb!h Int 9eSt1 auf Ietnen
Gbarater ais GDrerauu in e5r9 ou GGarafter unb Ges
ipTentaflt9ett Hb Iecenbeu eine binret1enbe Geabr
IetEurG.
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Or. Sptnpn iii bet ein3ige re8etmdb8 eetilbete Irs
neer Bic 6eilun8 semien &rant4siten ar5egt Sene
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tere @rort8, als ale anberea Mer3te rer gDelt.
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5autfrantbeiten tperben iGneI sebetlts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-20
G}UHf

G8 0ibt r}ct 4umi ute uab uGtteutente Quadinlter,
mee iq ais Mcrj.eauegtten un0 Or. totnitpnS Nnfun-
tgun9en cppi1en Gdutfder GticRlWt9Icr gpmpenpuber
2eben 0nott tcr epten g8tlenGaE Ger ebisn cem nte
brighten @ere ptmeten, l3 eBt ieqtlnibi8 0etilfete
ben i@ 'brangen bic oeiunptet &Ner m,lde ungUdlt-
der g9et lit tire 9dnbe fonmn sertuo'ddben unD runt
ten Er Sphnpn Hdlt e. beb9atb fir nptbwentt9 SIT err
n&6nen beipnber3 fir GplG ple nit ieinem Jufe unbc
tannt nO e8 ene 8e0IauGt8guoen poer DPlpe bednbte
In ietner Slce lieaen t-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
re., o. Two Drummer Boys.

T~o drummer boys Of the Tenth Con-
,.o,;on, Volunteers. while of duty, and
-h;ls Gin >ore was posnding Fort Wae-
ner. de,erm,. .,ing 70 discover the effect
made upon the fort, borrowed an opera
uIass % and went OFT distance from camp
{ so obtain favonbl,, sits to witness opera opera
quarters q mile, whe.a thsF came sud. !.
denly upon burly rebel. who sPoo s,sS. =
Of them, snapped his gun at them, snlcn
did not explode, the piece not oeang c.p.
ped Che Of the boys at that momen'
thrusting the glass into the case when
hung by his side, the rebel thought ne
was drawing q revolver. and Immediately
threw down his gun, crying out, al eur.
render !" TIE boys Immediately sprane
forward, seized his gun, and ut . ''chargt
bayner' drove the big fellow into camp
| When be discovered that the only appear
ance Of ) weapon in the boys possessio,
vas IN ops,r-giass, he was much incensed
declaring be could not be held - . prla
lensr Of Was.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

A fellow representing himself as son
of Robert Dale Owen, has been perambu-
latiug our State for a month past, an final
ly broughtup at theState Fair in Dubuque,
where he did a land office business in the
swindling line. He represented himself
as an agent of the Smithsonian Institute,
and induced great many persons to SUBJ
scribe and pay him for lot of rare books,
which be promised to forward.
He victimized Judge Wright, Cover.
nor kirkwood. Judge Mason and hundred
of others at the Fair. He courted several
young ladies into hasty engagements by
the ardor of his addresses, he picked the
pockets of his acquaintances outright, al
well as borrowed money from them. And
finally, after realizing some fifteen bun
dred dollars, according to the report o
the Times, he left for St. Louis.
And upon inquiry the sufferers from
his rascality received the following con
solatory note:
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE, Sept %.
DEAR SIR-Your letter has Just beer
received, for which please accept on
thanks.
| Mr.. James Dale Owen is an imposte
aud his career should be checked imme
diately We have heard of his swind.in
operations in Newark. Ohio, and elat
where, and have published him already q
knave BE is not connected with Rob
Dale Owen, Of Indiana, and his claims
be an agent Of the Smithsonian Agricu
tural Department, or Sanitary Commission
are all false.
You ought to caution the public sgains
him in your Western papers.
Yours respectfully,
WV. J. RHEEs,
Chief Clerk Smithsonian Institute.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Donatiops for the second I'Wa In
faMlFy.
KEoKUK, OcT. Sd 1868.

KEoKUK, OcT. Sd 1868.
Mrs. General Curtis, in behalf OF tne
Keokuk Union Ladies AID Society, thank
fully Acknowledges the receipt OF two box
es from "the Ladies Union Aid Society
OF Bentonsport," and two cans OF 'rai'
from MIR. Knowles, all for the Second
Iowa. AS Mrs. Curtis may be absent
size requests that deposits may be made
with Smith Hamill, by whom parcels will
be kept separate and finally delivered di'
rectly to the regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
A Rebel Plot.

The recent destruction of steamers Oh
the Mississippi by inceudiaries, strength
ems the current belief that plot has been
matured by rebels aud rebel sympathizers
to secure the destruction of STEAMBOATS, on
the Mississippi, in order to render the
capture of vicksburg unavailing. The
steamboat employees generally are secesh
svmnatbizers and thus have abundant Ia
cilities for executing the nefarious plot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

A Provost Marshal Was shot and
sl;ohtly wounded in the head, at Clinton,
Dewitt county, ILL.,, on Thursday Of lass
week, by the father Of deserter the Mar
shall was about arresting. Some one else
shot soldier at the Same time, in6ictine
. mortal wound. The parties were ar
.ested aud taken to Springfield. This i
enc more specimen Of Buttsrnut fruit.