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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

Letter fom Capt MAlH 70 Aiexzader Leitch Dsuexist
before Jno H. BsooD became Agent 1br the Mst4cina.
sT Louis, March 34,llSS3
ALHx- LurcH, Esq-.-Iike mEny a my profession.
have suffered severely with rheumstism and could xe4
permanent relief till tried your Specific am happy
to say that its use, in few days restored health
lsigned.l CAPT. MALIN, Of steamer Warsaw.
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CHERlFFs SALE.

~ 49, 81. erArr or Iovs, LKx Cos-sx.
BY virtue of special execution 70 me directed ru al
BY the ciefk Oh the t1strct Co1 u said county
" Hiram Barney aud against Henry Horst land also
decree Against Peter ~ Potter and Almeds Potter
have levied upon and will sell the highest bid
der at the front door II the Clerks ace Of the District
Court Of Lee county Iowa, Kaoknk In said county
on the 18th day u July A. d.. 1864 between the hours
" O'clock A. H. and O'Clock p. n, commencing AT 2
o'clock ~ 81 said dsy, nc following property towft
The west onehsh OF the south quarter Of section
twepty nine ~ in Township sixty Ie1 north Of
range I'VE = wet in lee county Iowa
Tskea levied and be sold BY order a court 10
satisfy said writ q execution :
Printers Fee 81 col ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokHk, June -, o. Sheriff vi Ire Co, Iowa
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See what Dr. PHILLIPS Of the Oldest and besf Phys
clans Of st. Louis says,
ST.. EouIs, June Is, 1se1-
MRJno IL BLooD, Agent Of LAlleasanfs Rheslnsefsn,
Govt and Neuralgia, Specific ~ have prescribed the
above mentioned specific, and mns say that have never
found any remedy that carries much certainly
quick and salulsy that has in all the whers
have used IT, Dg- @. W. PHILLIPS :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08

E:,ef;.b -lss,;. a..l, ssaos taasi eelshsst:oD,
The Is .u.se ;Ts7f.m. Reafes hvl. fos.
ExrssoRD,sAsY s4Ir3Wr:r- DRtGIsf SER-
CHANTS rRorasx 10 FIT orT A CRUISER TO
CATCH TIE AIsfEIl.
lT2m M i:ES.-p7ol P5,t. Foa. lG.l
= was ,:rrc:rt:.rr -~an05tcd on Change yes
terday aii2r1"p"thIs "a = few days one ~ tbs
faIfe.s c'ru" ar'i"N-4 al ~ would cave u
Belts t.rt 81. , cri!se after tho Al3bani.
rhis Dcw steamer hoe been purchased, ant is
being fitted or, Mt tie sti e cz pense of two first
! les English to1ses-one in London, and tho
other in tbs .nan-both of whom have ruff rcd
heavily in ~r,rseqIenee Of the denrcda,i"rs Of
the famous Confederate crn;snr. TIE rev
vessel. it ia cxpertsl. Will s;.n tArse ~ fur
knats fss'fr ,:'.c ~ ...:.p.m:. CRY Iru.d O.
Will do, besides Drirg r,ica. stronger, ara
when armei t,ar-Yi~g cur- Of such ac:lLc
AID c nstrra'iHal ihr CLEANERS OF tie Aiarars
beng ah?c % cope with her will be hnTe!cs.
She WI re c%y:nnandti + Il man who has al
ready gained mr'h 1gsCriAtpsir con-. zion
Nth ocr": navigation. auI ia wbcm Ca.tai'.
ScT'h'"S VIII hni & foe "wgT,iv Of rs rtcet'
The mission 81 his rGw steamer. whi!e II, Il
&c cbi, J. 10 buns ard zach Tho Aiacams viii
al-o he ~".ro-;eI ac@:ns- 90 otacr Confederate
cruislrs-G"o~-j1. ! r:ia, R,prahanrccx
ishcuii ;hn latrc- ret T. ss:. aid Tn.cslncsa.
Already I%n i:fpna- haze lef. En='and will
acai1 f.. 'ha 'rrw cnaI"v. winch vii Be Gis
chargc Il one - W. ports "Olch this vessel
will make her red, " -. Ihis s.car>sr. ii
curse. WI! &c. in cnriurccIon with the Fed
raj cruisers nom on th- | e \ lit i,r tho All
bama. We ~a7 here r, pestths TIE action IN
tho Iara - British merchants ~ rrGnlr5cd hy
heavy combined AND r~ersouai .ISfa in the de-
truct or ~ n. utr = eds in American hott'n-.
and ai:o nv the fact tha. hitherto all he ef Il
Of the Federal rave u capture the AiAJal1i.
have Eecn fru:tic>..
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LATEST radH Tag pstTsp STATES

4 $40 r
We cobtiiua ouT-s1t-ss.-, tAis morning,
fromShtc Uui.edsStatta papsrr,
"A despsteh from Fort ~tinIpoi s'1tcs TIM.
the Free State ticket in ETuisia1a wa car
REC ny q majority for Governor II Inn OF three
lnousano "ns nf Il vote Of eight tiOlsau.l, rad
NAT tfe r'I'i"ins 1T tho result il general
Louisiana j.. therefore. declared liz this vote
q free S,a!n. "
Proves! ~-larsi,al General Fry bas ;ssuel mr.
order to the ch*rs that Boards Of EnrolImenr
will commend" On the 10Th inata1> n m,te
tho draft in all snb-dis.ricts which bod not
allied thsi. qrt..as leiy:e the LIT Inst.
A lot If :ciin Va pold III Ncs Yak ;hs
other day. on Government account. for "a per
barrel.
ThE DESTRUCTION "i THE G1USArJSir.
An officer Of the Charleston hlcckaGins
squadron writes, in reference 10 tho dsstrnc-
ton Of the liousatonir:
The affair was accomplished in the most
artistic mann y. 50 realty ttat We did not
Know 1t was done at .ac tITie, ALTHOUGH il wa
bright moonlight. Tie first We knew of the
disaster was the Eext morning, when We d.
covered her J. ing With nothing bat n,asts and
sm0kc-stacks aboro water. We have re
ce,ved orders to 70 on the flnIkadc eft George
rowr. s. T..
The "Hera.a' gels II the following
4 LARGE REWARD FOR 4 SMALL .Jokr-We
oils 10 pay ons hundred dollar, 10. u C. rect yer.
sion OF Cd Abe's joke upon he rs!r, al of Gere-
raj Smith ) cava ry foics, sert cut to relieve
Sherman.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD We offer
tn: above reward Tor au authentic version Of
Old Abe's ike upon the Florids expedition,
where 4 thousand lives were lcss III the attempt
to get tbiae electoral votes. 1t must be very
funny.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-O hundred
dollars will be Inid mt this flee for % c.,iiti d
copy OF Old Ab7's inka or story about the present
predicsnaent OF General Sherman 8 forces.
TIE GREAT MISTAKE or K]n.rATEIck's RAID
Ar S''li,InNn -.Nott9 have made il before
the rebel Congress al cnrned
No; tie great mIstake was 10 lave made it
at all.
MISCELLANEOUS
Letters from The Wilmington blockade SUI
mise thattwo boi!s which pm; n from HE h!cck-
ade-rnnner Pet b.fore her capture. and safely
ra&eheo the shore, probably contained Mason aud
Slldeii and other rebels OF note.
The case of the Pampcro--the suspected Goa.
fedGrHte steamer seiz d on the Cl,d.-hss
besn brnugh. before The Court Of Sessions az
Edinburgh. Tn: information contains liue!y
eight cCuris. The defendants plead that The IN
foi mGti9n IS "uu!rHc IN iacl, ard bal IN !aY."
THE RELEASE OF Col. WARM --Fh, Tn
per Marlboro Maryland. 'Gaasu.' says: We
are glad 10 nc able 10 stat tia. Col. War.rc
h - hsf n released from tJrt Delaware. His re. i
turn 10 our county will DE hniiei with ,le!ish ny
a host Of synpa'h;2:ng friends.
C~IS,iSNAT!. Feb 1.-The vii. OF General
Harrison died AZ North + nd yesterday.
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klfhni0nl5 Nnqa1rn
MORNING, MAR0H 8, 1864.

a BRILLIANT AEFAIR<ON THE CHES
APEAKE CAPTURE OF TWO STEAM
Frs. ONE SCHOONER, SIX WAGONS
AND TWENTY-NINE PRISONERS BY
FOURTEEN CONFEDERATE HORSE
MARINES.
Captain Thaieus Fif2hugh, Of the 5,h Vir>
s;nia Ca7'|ry. with = slngt Of fourteen men
On Friday nigh: ]ast, ~c.,ssrl The Chcsap ehke
bag ia I"3 e."... ir,a'+. .r".n II pint On the
western shore which iI Is not prorcr to issig-
nate. AID made n de- ,ent Gu the enemy q.
Cl;Hrryst0ne lishthou Sc. in y champion coun'
~, accomplishing ,5m, very handsome re-
suits.
On landing scar Cherrystone wharf, ono Of
his mcn deserted. Kaowins his plan would
soon bo revealed, C:ptain F;'zhuSh immed;-
atelS pushed o. ID the wharf with the remain
der of his litt:o band. whore he CAPTURED q
.ine side wheel steamer, Il tug propeller. one
schooner, SIX wagons loaded With qulrt"r:nao-
ter's stores. q 1T Il rri7isi1ns. IA horses, and
twentY-Eina Yankee eel ;trs. The schooner,
wagons and stores were destroyed, the side
wheel steamer bonded, the prisoners and such
property rs c'n'd be hcs;ily moved put aboard
tue tu:, steam rails ID, and Captain Fitzhugh
aud his ga'laut crew of ho-sc marines set sail
for home, ju;t as a large force Of the enemy
appeared at the wharf to witness the result
of tho nipht's rnrk luk unob1n m ,uro,,o
The prize was brought into tho Piarquotank,
chased by two gunboats, which she succeeded
in Gistancing. and is now snfe. The prisoners
havp been nen: on to tbs city.
This gallant little AFT Tear'!a tho highes.
credit on I'll concerned.
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~S-o-S

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS K. D.. Chapman. " d.
company f., jj,h G.,orgia regiment, c~ap.urcl
in the surrender cfCunbcrland Gap, escaped
from tie train conveying Confederate prisoners
from Fort Johnston to Point Lockout. ta, ~
livct in Richmond.
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FROM .jOHNSON'S ISLAND.

Rev. w. I. Hell IN, Chaplain Of The lss Tenn,
Heg't.. reached the city yesterday direct from
.Iohnson's Island, at which point, he inf1rm? W,
there srt ahont twen!y-four hundred Confeder'
:,ts prisoners, $40 thousand Of VIII ON Gro Off
cers, fifty civilians. and the remainder persons
whom they .rIsim,aS oaic RS, BIZ. who really are not
commissioned. The prisoners ure treated r lit
tie batter than they were = month ago, but still
bad enough N,.wishstan ding all the priTa!i ms
they have so hong endured. bat t 80 otii :ets on Of
the cniire number confined from frat to last 81
this point. have renounced their ale 9iance to
to the Conrpderacy
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EXPEDITION.

MERIDIAN. March fisherman was rcD"rtr
q az Cap:rn IN Wednesday l"st. Oar cava;
~ we're fighting him on all sides. 4 heavy
ltslmnai;ns wac heard in the direction Of
ua-.t,n III day o. WcGre.j Jay. Sherman in
s":rg ,i.f3ugh Toe country, issusd ortcr- that
his r"rn must RCD tho l.oplc of Subsistence,
ncie'l was eFec,ual!y done. The Yankee
iult q large Number Of negroes. Til; &c
r;oa ii country - perfectly impoT"7ish'd
wherever rhe cnerlv has been. TIL tclc,r.lh
- 5a.ficc ~ Is" wes: - M,rsteu. aad Is re-
IN: repaired 'o F..-rner STATEN. the western
larminua.
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NGTiGE-k ca Glea:.Y or papers from I'M othc''
~ ~itlch Envn hne' III - heeu, granted TO = rites ci.isi'
ynksi 81 ID rec ,lTd. %uch as are entitled 10 the he ltfl ~
the law Vt G. rR!,,s sf"-di.y An asr nm ~ nitizens o'i'at
State, , I'd mag r7qIre ca IF ate. Will make appaeaeon
~ g-if. cs ST la.; ;h.-e dsp IN .dTsn-e. letting iJftl
iii nc, y ihe mare. nfe and piece O. i-sirb!rta st.'r ara
county IN. tine It which they l-cans e.tvsI 'int'
nat rer. ,ftaa Stst. ree red 20, end tie pro- 81 Tctsh
II -, removed 10 III. G. nsaerac y tprhoni VIII h grAhtrd
y Specific ras'. .ovid d the ,hje { for hic1 u IS asse
b. lr.nal a-t'ns q ~ This trter<Ii iss ed becsrts II
ia!.rn lion harins b.el re ei, 1 that papsr. have b = n
fri udnienn, procured or trSn.:-r' ed, aud ate h'ioa ns'd
c5 p-St:es not 60 trl I'D 10 the eI-np ions CT he 10 I'r.
sr,ss. Sat- Glory prc efi viii Re require M sferg etre!
app i,silcn tEst Re parties ara really eIa:cn. o. n, s~'r
Of Maryland JORS r.. WlSDEh'
RICHnnSp. N,-ri J, ISG4: rs Srdi-r G eas-al.
FS- City psrsS please COPY for ane week.
March ~
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0FFICiA L. Il ID Z D.

I III L. GA ID Z q.
CrricE OF ORDERS AND DET.I...
e. y. ssvy Depar;. rn.
Rlcbmo-d Miel iih. lSIf
Opinion Of q SRvI rtu-t q IL9u'ry. a+ent. II =
Nchmoci. wa o. jon 6:h. l-f! 10 az, u re inio :h-
fac 5 attending The d'siru'. to : . ! tha CIE'rd. raie Stats
81 .am,r Mississippi " ntaNs4 OrIea1, on air 18Th
.t62:
OPINION
'Tle Ccur. haTln. c eflll7 C 'n-idsrei 'he evidence
In ia cs;c Of h. ds4trult n OF the Coaf, ds.a:e Stats
St,nrn,r MISS ,apoi, il Of o. mi N t,tt tie d.sirucri % WAS
nee Bas,c I, ,yeyelt her f,on fa-ilg int, Il. hsads Ct
tho enemy.
r. FORREST, President.
"R. r. DANIEL Judge Ad'o 'tc.'
The for-eoi z $ ordered 10 be pIh,i he'd for the ,pio..
nation Of n. whom Il IT " co1cer'
By Command Of tie Secretary Of tSo N,vA .
JOHN X NIT HE'LL, I
Qt7.3t Con'dr 10 Ch:rssJ
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

The Bristol "Gsz,tte' of Saturday a,ato.
positively that LAng'trect is rgain advancing
towards Knoxville The "G.zc!tc" expressN,
:ha opinion that in & week the grea: battle Ger
the mastery IN East Tennessee will haze been
fpush., or tho Yankees will have = created.
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS.

IEMnroL1a, March G.-0Io hundred aud
;wauti-cne prisoners. CAPTURED hy Ten. For-
rests command. IT Okalrns, Yer" brought
/! rc tL-lnv.
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NOTICE Committed /, tho .INl OF Frsdsr; kaa:g
N Nege. calling hiux,IfP who claim TBS
the property OF Lent q q. HID ter, iccMpanY n, isth
Wis laIlonLt Ha "a IS ye7-r old Fast compilation pd
Lx feet high Thf owner must ,eoue hrSard and pA5
charges, orfs VII. be isk'. ,tta 4 tsal kT sisff1-
+ Il. tt4s.;g 1sls,r
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TIE scHLETwIc uoLS.EIN WAR:

The PFussians continued their operations
against the intrenchncnts at Duppel but the
shaw retarded the movement of their heavy
artillery ha1 delayed the attack.
L. was etarcd tha. Prince Frederick Charles,
of Prussia, will command the attack.
1t is asserted at Rendsburs t:rat tie P7us-
sian commander has summouci ne Danes to
evacuate Duppel and the Island Il Alison, Civ
ing very shar: Il Ivy. Failing % reI :. the
Prussian army woul | Immediately o",apy Jus.
land.
The Danes were Strengthens" the dei.nccs
of Duppel aud AlSrn.
Thirty thousand Prussinus AZ. concentrated
in tho district Of SGnSe-itt.
A Copenhagen paper says tbs Danis, COY
eminent has received no rr1p9"n';I respecting
an armistice.
CopEyuAGEH, February l.. : p. M.-The
Danish Monitor ron lad krylikrake had at-
tackled E1geusnnd She attempted to destroy
rhe bridge ertc:ed by the .tastrr" PrrssianI in
the Braager peninsula, bn: conli not &C. near
enough to DO so, owing to the shallow wafer.
She fired se7enty-two shots. anl the German
batteries fired one hundred and fifty. Oac
shot weaI through her funnel
The Germans drove the Dlni-h ;,ick,ts fTcm
the Stendrur and Nnbtei wood. II" p:ncs
subsequently, rallied in f3r,a. when the Oar
mans retreateh, with2u. of.ring any r"s's-
lance.
The position nr tho Germans in Br'zzar!and
is very dangerous.
. LONDON, Februa-~ -. isGt.-Aa Alta: On
| Dunpel br the 7 -,>ian and Austrian forces
"a imminent: L.. -, news Ct is ancement
has as yet b:.it received
I, is stated that the place IS defended ny
10000 Danes.
FRANCE.
L, is stated that the arrangements fo, the
departure Of the Arch3uke Macmillan for
Paris, en- route to Mexico, are complete.
The "Revus dcs Duck Mondes" contends
that France and England lose by want of CO.
operation, and urges the se-Astablishment of
an astive alliance to avert the catastrophe which
nenaees Denmark.
The "siecla" (liberal organ) d'm' nds tho
support Of France. for Denmark, 81 shametuuy
sbsadoned by England.
1t is stated thsr the "Monieeur"' bss been
prahihitd pnh'ishias prinre a:p"'s'a,a satt
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Ill {.
RFpnR7;S oF TEE rEE>S ASSoCLATYo$

EL'-rfd n'ror'f'Ys IA az II Congress IN mr. yocr cI..
~ J. = THE,sHEIi. in t!r C!Tfs 0#n, u n. H.s:'ic
C"nr; n !r C.uyri,rG'. Sa's for TAO .~o-'bt'H bisi-:c q
CtDryin.
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R1oTrCD-We have, from this day admitted ar VIM
~ p. MAYO 10 sninltIs:t Ia cur, e'ocsls. Tho PANE
Of Tie Ann Will, not b. .chanssa. $He viii eoadoS. the
p.srras.s Of Cur issd6 M q
EehuarY i2st, lsst m laesHss
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A IL PERSONS having dslns RetipS ths eatsacf
1Ars AN 2. Psiyabolt are requested 70 ~ rant
Then for asslsuauL and those indebted IN kaId. et5ia are
.ssqlx.sdto ootas forward sad rasss EaymeRt'
IS. aTil7apEiH, AMI:
h~75essst stels1pSts.Vf,
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TREsSUGy EETgCE. rs TO Funding nader
Act OF Tebrunry lSta, 1854.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., c s A.
RIoHaoSD, F.h. p, iSti.
.:atic4 " he--Sy .i,cr 70 h l hrsts4 Of tf"a-riy po'sS
M. hesrln- ,p,er.e:. tts. they may er,haues TIA ssioe
immediately, -: the ofi,r Ct .aa- r:esi!rsr. Assistant
T.aslur-rs or =! anv drousta-y fnr cor u. ATS. when
will cn,it!s ham to four rr cent bands: su: tbs. TIE $40
privilege will cun.ir,,s Gn'i! The Ist &Pril eDsntog. aztec
walcs all uc!ss ovor tue Determination &: hrN SpllsrS en-
be Junds 5 on y .: to- ceriS % M: Go'lsr, exccp. on" bug
d,ias notes wbl.h s.tes tast 2a:e &c No logger reseiVs'
Die tgr PUBLIC d. aa e, "a. sad . ss i,n "niy s S trassl At an sdai
re rcrt ac,tsg isusd. together with ire bonds fer,
which they may DO .xehipgsd ar, 'ecaivahie I r iaIss o.
ths year 1854, at ID. tu!! a'Eo Mt expressed 90 The ssee
,i,b,n. in.ereyt. u7dare not subject 10 the tor iaposed for
klt v,ar on Other bonds and crsdhs.''
RIO hort ,ius allowed sbeul! semonish all holders
promptly 10 prrs.at ,he notes, and no. ri's Ia, cha7oe VI
= ,crsio bv The pressur which Will occur at tho eud Of
ID, routh Of March. ',
' secrstNy u Treasury.
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LEGISLATURES

We have no room to-day fyr y2steri sJ's
proceedings. Tho Senate was principally &C:
gagged in discussing The salt question. The
same question also occupied the attention Of
the House Of Delegates. Details will be Civ
en- tomorrow.
THE "OLD PowHArAS."-The patient and
inl, fasigabje proprietor Of the Powhatan lilo,
,cl has been compelled to suraumb to the pref-
Sara OF the times. dispense with the system Of
iah's II. h"te, and open exclusively on the En-
rcpean piar. The experience Of proprietor
ScammeiI, approved by many Years OF d.
served popularity, is auffia:en'lJ well known to
secure him @ large n. axe Of the patronag, OF
bon7iyapts. We wish him abundant success.
We understand that al of the hotels in the
city design adopting the European plan. 1t
is certainly q good one, and i cafe one. and,
between the rso plsus. is preferable, if for no
other reason. that the ID table ne hate Of this
country was q Yankee invention.
-
MATos's CouRr-Fery little business was
transacted in thia Court yesterday.
Ed. Banker, an employee at the Theatre
| was ined s. ior being drunk and disorderiy
il the street.
William, slave of P. Roberts, was ordered
to be whipped for stealing seven ganons OF
| liquor from VIM A. Porter.
August Duckess and FRED, s!ntS we're
! bound over ia keep the peace. on tho charge
| Of violently ~a,saultiag aa sbusing Mira. Gal
lshsr.
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EDUCATIONAL

ENFIELD ACADEMY. KING WILLiAH 90.
II yA-ra- .i:rin -"'-iI7 OF this scNjol viii cam
"a nc, u, he 18th OF February, and close Oh ;se Ia:
Frd ~ IN Scy-clo r GLOWING
T,i;lo7 10 20 aon Engli h BRANCHES, 80 tuiioa in
Latin nd an rns,c, SOS; ;uttoain Lain Geek AID
Matthew ttics. SIS.
Bo r1 for Ave o.. six boy can BE- oo:aa.d eonven'sn'
20 the scht ol. Address,
faDI3 c1s EoA. sd p o, Eiag " 4 20 Va
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ScTen chartered steamers were to TAKE cut
four thousand Spanish troops al rsiafurce-
,nts to the Army d the Antilles. priaca
Napoleon's an'i-Ery':sh epocch IN tho s'.b-
jecs of the Suez Canal, caused a good deal IF
excitement in FTancc. It was sair! that tic
Emperor prohibited lis publication III tie
"Moniteur." The arrangements for the de-
parturc Of the Arclnirke Maxiin.liln were
Completed in Paris.
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LATER IRON EuRUpr
TIE WAR ~ III SAaPk

'SN ~
NEN io4g. March THE steamer Br;-
men. from Svuihamr:0I On tie l1;h ult. has
arrived.
The seizure Of the p:rase Tu<ra!oosa. a: inc
Gaze 0s Good Hope. ~ Confirmed.
The 'Nord' denies that Il ~ircn,'. army
nf observation ms Beer placed on the sras-
;i.r.
The Sixth Prussia .t:Ipy Corps will he lca
and Guartered Al Sarsi!t.
K is officially announced that :: Conference
Of Ministers was to O}ea nc WurLnufg on thu
Ssh.
The Italian Parliament lai resumed it's
Strings.
The armament Of the National Guards is
being has;encd, and large quantities % "ar
material a-c being forwarded Il -ir"naa a.l
Bologna.
Tho Ausir;aa E-icia,~li has c.oscd. Tho
L nreror said thar, in CONFORMITY with Inc
Fedora! Dict yotc. rs {, German Prince ha had
t.scn pAss in the Federal executions, ana. in
concers with Prussia, occupied Scllcswigas Il
pledge.
Intelligence fram S;ticswjg says IT, E99c-
! lIticnists have expelled the officials t;om r3A.
icrc, and that Prince AugustcEburg haibe.H
proclaimed at Aronraic.
~ ':r,pa"iI hUu Gup.uiIaGcG states thar
tho Priyy Counr:lhrerc7nlTei u devote ttr
whole strength Of the nation 70 recover
S:hleswig.
The nstrosl'russian army havo pissed r.or.
tarS in position with which 70 shell the Dinca
a. purpel.
The Pruss:nns occupy Frede :icksSaIt.
A Pruas:,n heavy artillery battery has gore
70 ~iIulacs. from where F!eGsDurg karbor and
The Durpcl intrcEch9icn;s can r" !nmharlad
EHGLASn.
In the House CT lords, Earl Russell proved
BIZ CONT arison Of iat@s, thatthe Governments
decision ~ 70 dctaining tho snsne:ic! raE..
w IS ncE influenced by any approximations ui
Mr.. Adams. =.
In the House ur Commons, 81. reacoeh
gave nc:ice Of 4 motion as n the driiani for
compensation made by the United Safes icr
%iniurics done by Confederate: cruisers.
E.rl Russell said in the House Of Ln-G-
! thar. m reference to claims i&r damage GCrc
by the Alabama, The GJTcrnmsuC ronSi3u'>
Itself in no way responsible, aud no hope ).
held OUT for changing the r"lisY nf the Ga:
eminent respecting dis
The rebel loan closed 81 jl45%.
A1vices from Bombay Of January ma, say
1.-THE Confederate Gamer Alabama il fl
the west cnast of IrG'a. Size has burnt ,hG
ship Emma, of New York" Note. This is
probably the ship Emma Jane, which waa las:
reported at Bombay, December 26tb.
LATEST.
Seren chartered steamers were &c ta.;n Gui
f,rr tbruec0d SrnnisL tr6Ons ~ re:-r,-rD
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