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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, March 81.

New York, March 81.
The steamer America, from Bremen.
via Southampton 18th. has arrived. News
three days later.
The pirate Florida pnt into Madeha on
the 4th. Twenty tons OF coal, provisions,
DC. were allowed her. She was ordered
of on the 9th.
Two hundred and City persons were
drowned By the bursting Of the Sheffield
reservoir.
Tbs Times says there is good reason
to beiievs-though the matter can not be
announced ~ certain-,hat the con.
ference will, alter oil, assemble.
In the House Of Lord Lord Csmpbell
asked the meaning of Goitschoff's words
~ to . combination between Russis, Aus.
tria, Prussia and England.
Gsttschof could only refer to the con.
terence proposal. England had not en-.
fered into combination displaying the
slightest hostile sfeslisg iovards France
In House Of Commons. Roebuck asked
Of the Federal and Confaderats Govern.
nent had beea demonstrated With ~ thS
employment Of agsnss for illegal pure
poses. e5s.said he would ~ glsd lo -
Esderal shipping swept from u $500
1ngiAnd's hoase vs. q s1ako.
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1 - " = - gD90
/ WHmxxa q ~ b>esns nesssseJ e
desne Tie caees q whieh inesrgsnt enc.
| - AZ entitled 70 III bon16ts of IL
DISQUALIFICATION Of the President Of the Uni.
- 9safes. which wss nAds on tho 9th
A. of December. 1868, and tie manner
IL which they shall avail thsnsslvss Of
their benefits; and,
Whereas, The objects Of that proclama-
ton wsrs to. suppress The insurrsctios,
and restore the authority Of the United
States and,
Whereas, The amnesty therein pro-
posed BY the President, was offered with
reference to these objects alone.
Now, therefore, /. Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States, do hero
BY proclaim and declare that the said
proclamation does not apply 70 cases Of
| persons who, At the time when they seek
TO obtain the benefits thereof. by taking
the oath thereby prescribed. are in mill.
tary, naval or civil confinement or Gus
tody, or under bonds, or on parole, on the
civil, military or naval authorities or
agents of the United States, or prisoners
Of war, or persons detained for offences
of any kind, either before or after convic-
ton, and that, on the contrary, it does
apply only to those persons who, being
yet ct large, aud free from any arrest,
confinement or duress, shall voluntarily
come forward and take said ualh, with the
purpose Of restoring peace and establish
ing the national authority.
| Prisoners excluded from the amnesty
offered in said proclamation may apply t.
the President for clemency, like all oths1
offenders, and their application viii ~
ceive due consideration.
do further proclaim and declare tha
the oath presented in the aforesaid proc
lamation of the 9Th Of December, 1863
lmay b. taken and subscribed before an,
, commissioned officer. iI,military or m
J val in the service OF the Uoited States, o
any civil or military officer in any Stat
or Territory not in instruction. who, b,
the laws thereof, may be qualified for th
. administering of oaths. All officers VII
shall receive such oaths are hereby M
} thorized to give certificates thereon t
the persons respectively BY whom the
T are made, and such officers are hereb
required TO transmit the original record
Of such oaths at as early day ~ convsn
lent, to the Department of States wher
: they will be deposited, and remain in tn
archives Of the Government. The Sec
E rotary of State will keep registry there
Of, and will, on application in prop.
, cases, issue certificates OF such records
in The customary form Of official certif
r Gates.
, 10 testimony whereof, have hersunt
: set my hand and caused the seal to
!, affixed.
Done at the City OF Washington, tn
]. 26th day of March, 1864, and Of the j,
: dependence of the United State the 88tl
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President,
VIZ. H. SEWARD. Sec. Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-28
BY TELEGRAPH. !.
AFTERNOON pesPAIeIEs.
New York, Msseh IS.

New York, March IS.
The steamer Evening Star, ftoa New
Orleans 10th, Havana 4lst, passsd the
Y,xoo Matches, Catavba and Erissoa, 10
the Mississippi on the 18th, q Port Ad-
miral.
Porter appeared of Alexandra. La.
and demanded its surrender. which was
complied with without opposition.
Prisoners captured at Fort DeRussey
have arrived at New Orleans.
Gen. Banks would leave Tor the field
on Saturday the 18th or Monday.
The gunboat Kiser had arrived from
Baltimore.
The gunboat Octaroon, one of the par
Elephants in the attack of Fort Powell,
arrived at New Orleans for repairs.
The army Of Western Louisiana 10
moving.
Gen. Lees cavalry advance has ocou-
pied New Iberia.
Two of our gunboats had crossed Ber-
wick's Bay and Grand Lake, and ascend-
ed Grand River nearly to Butte h Rose.
which place they reconnoitered. Before
reaching Butte ia Rose, they came upon .
rebel camp and opened ERE. The rebels
run, and our gunboats landed men who
burned the tents and camp equipage and
captured the arms and ammunition Of the
entire force.
GuerriIas had made their appearance
in the vicinity Of Baton Rouge. and had
several skirmishes with the 4.h Wiscon
sin mounted infantry, which invariabl,
resulted in our favor. Several prisoner
were taken.
Advices from Brownsville report NJ
prospects of any fighting New road
and notifications are being made.
A feet of nine French frigates up
reared off the mouth of the Rio Grande
sod an attack on Matamoras was ex
pected.
PARTICULARS had been received of tn
capture of Guadalajars, by liberal Mex
lean force under Uraga. Twenty -fou
cannon and 700 prisoaers-French on
renegade Aexicans-were captured.
Tie traitor, Mejia, is at San Louis Pa
tosi, with three thousand men, expeciin
an attack
Puebls is said TO be beseiged by tb
liberslsts and must fall-the invaders hav
ing no reinforcements that can reac|
them in time to aid the garrison.
Vidauvrie has positively declared 70
the French and Cortinas and Dubla1e
with a strong force, are marching to n
tack him. The former from Matamorai
and the latter from Santilo.
Cor,iuas is very popular in Tamaulipa'
Before leaving for Matamoras he conss
Grated his battle. flag.
The Liberal cause is Frightening.
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b. Telegraph EEw YORK March g.
cotton-oues and steasiy at Esc for riddag uplsnds
AMI 5ess - fvr iow mid linx
kipar-Lesa active md scarcely hrfn al a5sa7 os
for extra stale. - =. 40 Icr X H. O. and sSs u
for irade brands. closing quiet
Nhastey->lafe hat irregular, " FIR State aud o.
DI ~ feE Western
Nhsat-Dall aad shade easier. aud nominal quoa.ioss
Al coo c5 fsr GhcASo Spring. | ea@si .. for Nil
Club. sci ~ for Winter Ed Western.
turn-h bite Hisnais ts 2 bsftrr. -@Ii - for
yellow. ! NC 3 for old Shppiag Mixed Western In
store. Small parcels retsJrteeI sold II ~
oa;s-tirmes At Soazcsic for WESTERN some choice
parcels re;sifsei ssid al Pr
wasi-tirfneF ami lsir demand
Petrsicgm-ttsset and fr1a-
PHk-io&i demand. chiefly for prime ness. 2. 60 fr
mess - 20 ssr mess :. lzre2 50 for cid ao 70 $50
~ OF for nc~ do Is 2et-9 10 for old and prime,
- 5ee3 90 for prime rcs s,so $50 bits prime mess
for May. busers option, At y Ss 1oU bills for
April. bayers option. AZ g ~.
Bgef-StesAy.
Cut Mests-ssood request sni frrner At g.lIe for
shoulders IL , IL FIR hams
Bacon Siies--Qaiet and without change
Lard-tsnirt and shade s.ssier at l3lx6Ei3L
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New York, March 26.

The Worlds Washington spcial has
rumor that the entire organized militia
of the North is to be called into the SER
vice for six months, to hold certain points
during the campaign against Richmond,
which is about to commence.
The steamer Nc Sielian, with New Or
leans dates of the l4th instant, has ar
rived
The capture Of Alexandria occurred on
the 10Th.
The day after the capture of Fort De
Russey Gen. Lees force had 4 fight At
New Iberia. and pressed the enemy across
Vermillion Prairie to Vermilion Bayou
nineteen miles.
Gov. Hahn resigned his connection
With the True Delta to N. r. Fish.
The Free State Executive COMMITTEES
adopted the following.
Resolved. That the Free State party
are uncompromisingly opposed to assum-
ing debts contracted by the State of Lon.
'siaua while under rebel dominion, for
the purpose of carrying on the war against
the United States.
A cotton buyer named Charles Seigier
with $4,000 in grecnbscks, had bsen
taken by guerrillss near Baton Rouge
He was taken once before. but escaped
by shooting his guard. He will now prob
bly, be murdered.
Deserters aud refugees are continually
arriving at Brownsville. About 1000 il
oil have reached that place.
A party OF $50 deserted from . rebsl
regiment, and 800 we're sent in pussit.
The latter overlook the former and Joined
them in fight. Part of them have already
got to Brownsville.
Gold at New Orleans was offeraa :,
64a on the news Of the passage Of the cold
bill, without sales.
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Newxork Money Market.

By Telegraph NEW Yesx. March ID
Money aotive at q.
Sterling lo~er and dull az 1Slais1
Gold Unsettled ei,sing lower opening at TO CLOSING
dull at lGsit taissss
Government stscks firm.
8 q Of 81 ll2sxal13tf
!-ss. for October and April il15<41l2L
sd coupons laskksiio
O.e Year Certificates NsL
stocks irregular and genray easier.
LIS. Pitts i2ilz III & eonceied bond scrip
Ia; Ill c, fall stock, ISL & CHI l23, c. 1927. /
D ~ do ID pft 90 PNWAc H2ls CO " CD do
pfd g; Alton 7 II "; pfi sss Miss No a. Alton
n psd as: liss4: i&s,x Reading ia2is; Harlem
lisA Eie l1stz 10 pfd 1Ie39 10y: American
tiod 1875 canton to ts5. Penns Co no Canaia &.
To- Western Union Telegraph 30 100 shares pac Ill
2sa1f II 81 Joe g. Mo Is .si@; 0 4 Cent e31s II
81 jos, LIST. lei.
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PROM CAIRO.
Cairo, March 81.

Cairo, March 81.
A dispatch from Columbus, Ky. says
Forrest aud Faulkner are between that
place and May6eld. Their forces are in
q crippled condition. Their strength is
mucn greater than at FIRST estimated.
Fairfield is filed with rebel wounded
from Paducah. T~elye to fifteen hun
dred are said to have arrived there. One
regiment los. Ito, and one company 50.
The rebels we're marching towards
CIoton at last accounts. Should they
attack Columbus. they will receive a still
warmer reception than At Paducah.
Three hundred rebels we're killed at
Paducah, and 1000 wounded. Several
citizens Of the place we're killed during
the fight. The city is nearly in ruins.
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Padueah Captured by the Rebels.
Portland, March Il.

Gen. Cullum, inspector Of railroads.
took possession yesterday. in the name OF
the United States, of all the unfinished
locomotives Of the Portland companies
works. They were being constructed for
the Grand Trunk Railway.
Reports are circulated here this a m.
that the rebels, under Forrest, attacked
Paducah, KY. fifty miles above here, yes
terday, and burned part Of the town, but
as teIegrsphic communication was cut of /,
no authentic information could be OBJ
tanned.
The steamer Itascs, which passed 81
o'clock a. M, aud the Joseph Pearcs.
which pasted Two hours later, brings the
following account Of affairs:
Forrest, with an estimated force Of
5000, attacked the place at o'clock p.
N. yesterday, and sacked and fred the
city. Col. Hicks. commanding the post,
occupied the fort below the city, with
about 800 men. The rebels made four
assaults on the fort, and were rspulscd
each time.
Our gunboats opened on the city dur
ing its occupation BY the enemy, much
OF which Wa, burned. Two or three
thousand Inhabitants Of the city moved
across the river upon learning the ap-
proach Of the rebels. -
When the Pcarce passed At = o'clock
.. m. the enemy had left, and the people
we're returning to the city. and the fires
were dying out.
The amount Of public and private prop
erty captured is unknown as present, but
supposed to be large.
Our loss was &c killed and As wounded
One hundred and City rebels are reported
killed; among them is Gen. Shannaa.
Twenty-Five houses around the fort we're
destroyed by our troops, they being used
as screen tor the rebels.
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The Tribune's special says : ure.,
number Of ambulaness have gone to the
front.
An order has been issued allowing Of.
6cers aud privates Of Invalid Corps ct
for active duty TO enter the Veteraa
Corps.
The Herald's special says the Fourth
New York heavy artillery is ordered 70
the front AZ Infantry. It numbers 1000
men.
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tDo01s $3.50
Washington, March -.
Th>rs II Inc bsst authority for nyiss
that no National Banking Association b.
bean ee1kaised 70 secsivs sabssnptieas
On account Of the National Ien.F Forty
Loan. Lsttses ~ y pvspagaeieos -.
ever, and Mill be immsdia,sly forwarded
to IN National Banking Associasiods
which have been qualified and desiguatsd
q depositories and 6nancial SCENTS. an
thoriSing them to act y agents in recsiv-
ing subscriptions for the Ten Forty Loan.
The compensation allowed il one-fourth
Of one per cent, out Of which the cost
Of advertising aud oil other expenses Of
obtaining Subscriptions must be defrayed.
Gov. Bnmlette, Of KY, and Ex-Sens-
tor Dixon, of the same State, ars still IN
Washington. Their business With the
President is in reference to the daft
Those who profess to Be we'll acquainted
with that subject, confidently Say that no
difficulty 10 apprshended ~ 70 the execu-
ton of the draft under the amended en-
rolIment act in that Stale, and that oil
proper measures, viii be taken BY the
Government to prevent any infringement
Of the rights of the eitizens; AID more.
over, they assert that Kentucky will
promptly furnish her full quota under the
draft.
For several days past our streets have
b,en more than ordinarily lively with the
movements Of troops of sli kinds.
The following order was issued to, day
Headquarters Of the Army, Adj't Gems
Office, Washington. March 60. 1861
All furloughed men OF the 9Th Army
Corps will, at the expiration Of their fur
Tough, rendezvous 1t Annapolis. Depart
ment and other commanders will fsciii'
tate the execution Of this order.
By command OF Lieut.-Gen. Grant.
(Signed) d. E. TOWNSEND, A.A. q.
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Washington, March 20.
SENATE.

This lie speech making day. Aorehead,
n Penn, gave his views at length 10 re
gard TO the rebellion, stigmatzing it as
Infamous and causeless. and insisting that
slavery. its origin, should be blotted out
BY an amendment Of the Constitution.
Harrington, Of Ind, reviewed the acts
of the Administration - flsgrant violstions
Of the Constitution.
The House, At the conclusion of Har-
rington's remarks, adjourned.
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St. Louis, March 26.

Our losses at the capture of Fort De
Russey is seven killed, two MORALLY
wounded. twenty-seven slightly. and six
not specified. Total seven killed and
forty -sevep wounded.
About 1000 men had composed the
garrison, but more than half of them had
been Withdrawn to defend Alexandra.
The rebel lost about killed and 4
wounded.