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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

Albany. Aug. 9.
As the Troy steamboat Vanderbilt vas
coming up the river this morning. Just
before daylight. and when . shors dis
tanos above the Kinderhook upper light,
she ran into some canal boats, sinking
three of them and damaging her own hoe
so much that she water was coon several
inches deep il her lower cabin. Her
steam pumps were Immediately put 70
work, bat - the water seemed to 9ain
upon them it VS. foana necessary. 70 fun
her ashore, and il il feared that her kail
has sushisedg additional injury thereby.
The steamer st. john, which via Z
short distance behind her, ran along side
and seok OF hsr Passsngers. Ns one 3.
board the v anderbils Vas injured d losl,
but il i reported that two brothers vino
were ssSspfhg Ia ihs forecastls 81 one of
th6 canal boats we're either killed or
Woundsd.
4 epellsr and barge vere sent from
this city this morning to bring ND fkb
freight, Which 1dstained but little dan
oQe1 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

Music SToRE.-Mr. Hammer has re-
moved his store three doors above his
former stand, to the splendid and recent
~ fitted up rooms Immediately adjoining
Harry Hills dry goods store, where his
friends will find him with an excellent
assortment of musical instruments always
on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
LO1Hy.
,@SHsA "a III
DR.. H. NDERS d. CO.'S
IODINE WATER.
IL *AM 80 80 NsSeS%E

Iodine water acts upon the Heart, Liver, Hidneys D
0sstrs ouDnEs, and 0izndniar kystem- a
The success which hns attended use this rred
Mprists prA<titS sAa ths &nAsxsen<nfof AsdIcai su
4Crtey, enable rcc0nmend IL 10 tho paci4ioner
- tbs pubc feeling eonhdent that ar trial IL
WIN stt ~ exe<ene- n the cure Of dhronic dis
e1es which indicate Iodine, such scrofnfa Bropckitis
Skin kruptions, Heart. LIVER and kidney Di4eases
vess Aesetoss, Neuralgia khcumatisn, Dy4pepsA D.
bility, eyphilia, ETC.
Physicians may rely npon the uniform strength a
Iodine Water Containing tAreeq1sFter grains psSs
Aodine b sach nud OUNCE 1srs wsfsr - sss6s kssas
ss1 II not liable 10 decomposition htansously
sormed inequalits neither the Iodine axkdned neg
nsufnzed BY comldnat1on with an ingrediSut reader
IN saA Acufca superior % any ether skho a sxhib
itins Iodine
Pull directions accompany each bottle shAk II may b.
md - family medicine we'll - by tias rrt4ssnion.
Price dollar per bottle receipt of i've doIlaA
ak bottles delivered rss by express 10 any address
Beware Of Coanserfets md fnaifsfoBs which uxrfnc
pied dsaiers endssvor dispose Of GA our Yepssssaon
- dSnntaxe and trade mark (the Greek word he'd
ing ts advertsensnt ePon tie isbeis and rraPpers
carh bottle without which nous q genuine
Csrcalsrs grats-
D. n. ANDRES CO.
Phyuicians and Cheraists.
nayOdAsdm No. "a Rroadvsy, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

CAlOo8o Aavkes.
D reiagnpA-l CssaAso Aux. ..
nsar-<}ules WAits Hld1~ II o. Rsd Winter IL
Spring extrss eoD10 %.
wheat-1 - for No nsd vfstes, n ~ No. white
s1nsss: lAe1 ~ = No Reds en0z % for Ns.i
Spring. snd eel - fbe Mo- spsins
CMs-tswsr : ss36oi = q No. /, an 2aoI 1ss<
No 8 n
o.s.-opsssa hssAw. s.,.s 1t sse m Cd No. j; sae
Rye-ssesdy. aAIss 1t Sal ~
hasiey-FRU . 70
Whisky-Dul1 at ono1 TO- M
{ Wool-ysry d1I a s6(oI Co.
PSc<3nina<-Dall.
lAsa-Kkn e - fpr stesru
eAh-8fsady ax -.
Pork-Mss pagk noninal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
Attached BY 0usrrillas Lsss
Eight Hundred.
yc..,.~,tt A. a
Louisville. Aug. 8.

This morning twenty guerrillas attack
ed party of men under w. B. Leonard,
who were driving sixty horses to GsIlstin,
from point FIVE miles from West Point.
The guerrillas killed three of the men
and captured forty.two horses.
The Nashville Union has official au.
thority that the, loss in McCook's raid
will not exceed 500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

PERsoHAL.-Lieutenant II. G. Near
thur. of company "H," 18th Iowa regi-
ment of Infantry, wounded in the battle
of the 22d ultimo, before Atlanta, was
brought up yesterday. He went up on
the afternoon train to his home in Keo-
sauqua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

D~Ths Rev. n. II. HaS, ChapIAin d
tho Both Iowa, called upon u last night,
We wers glad to go him. Albeit, he
looks little the worss for gear. Rsbsl
fafeand ussgs d rather hard spon "ths
outer man." He Is Just from Tyler, Tex.
- was gobbled mp BY the rebels during
Steels's expedition sone months ago HI
starts, this morning, to his home in Kso.
sauqua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

u =
sueask. osisaas fAir zc yrt.a, ss1<e; cAsics ssle
nsw Iosk, G. SoS Nsv York, 4, sa cxushed asd pow
Mo..ss.s-sns.r Hose os0l lse; Golden syrup, y
oSi 2-sorghum, 6Sassc.
OugHgB-ktc q 10 sc.
RicS-l8 u lo1Sc.
eopA-Amesican, lol 4r English, lie.
eoAr-Psim, l01xcs FAMILY, $40 Herman lllxrol2
fEAs.reung Tyson. 81 sega 10, lmpsrial, u % 70
fssAoue-Dah Sweet, 7oc; Medinm Br~nAs sc 70
oT Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 10 70 q o.
NArLs-Bwt Brands s. 50 to raaes
0LAss-Axl0 Ccuntry - 80 CITY rs. rata.
CoxDAsE--3l to &c.
Oar APPIss-il 70 12c . b.
DHr PHAcHEs-Hifs IL 70 lsc q h.
Oar crkRASfs-2kc-
RAIsIxs-SS 90 70 g s5-
6ALf- IS TO 90.
PAN SfARcH-1Oc.
WooL SAcKs-n 6sl
NOUNS woopss wAas-3 Hoop Psiia g 90: ! hoou
90 = - No Iuts, Sa6 %. No. DO Is 90 No A.
IL 80 Neefs ID do, -. wAAh-bonras Is uOs
fIsH-he. AAcksrsl ~. as e0fSxls oo.
ssi o Ms III s ssssm g g
No. % ~ u S10 oessl0 -
al bees- No. White rhx "a 90
0us-Coal Oh QoD1 q lAsGss1 on. e. I>rd 81
81 IS - q Ak fsh otl, q 10 so1 Il
CnREnD-Dsnnaxk. lie.
@. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

ETA couple Of men we're arrested last
evening, having counterfeit money in
their possession. They we're consigned to
the calaboose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
Fort Monroe. Au0. Q,

Gen. Grant arrived from Washington
this noon on the steamer Diamond, and
after remaining three hours proceeded up
The James. There is no news from City
Point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ virtue 81 speeds. execution 10 me directed izsn.a
Cerk Of the District Court Of said county favor
g Ueorae Williams, Jr and sgainst A. H. Hesslip and
49, Aerree against Susannxh T. Hessiip and othersl
Aavs levied upon ard viii sell to the Highest bidder &
the oat door d the Clerks once Of the District Court Of
Lee county Iowa. nt keokuk in said county on the lSh
Day q august A. D. 1884 between the hcus cfo osocf
A. \. and o'clock = \, commencing at O'Clock = n
Of sad day the following property to-wit The eat q
city a keokuks Aee1sunsy, lows N 49, n q -
1Aks lss upons and % v soa b. order of ccurt a
satisfy said wit Of cxecueion
Prinfsr's Fec 81 COL ISRAEL ANnrRAor
Keokuk, Jaly Ia - 6hcri6 81 - CO.. iov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

CONCERT AT THE Thurs
day evening Madame Pozzoui's concert
will be given at the Athenaum. Don't
forget it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

GERMAN Glass; shall coarmenoe ,
class II German next Monday, | 9Th inst. in
Mr.. Jamieson's school room. corner III
and blondean, and Invite gentlemen and
ladies, and parents who desire that their
children shall acquire thorough knowl.
edge OF this useful language, to embrace
this opportunity. Terms. 81 mar month
SIX lessons per week. Hour from 10 s
o'clock r. N. Ana wo,v
Aug. Civ .'ss'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

~ Come out and see those thousand
dollar Mexican mares to be sold this
morning BY Howe 4 Tyler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

Baltimore. Aug. 8, l2P.x.
We have heard nothing to-day from
the valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

~Kramsr. Irwin 4 Co., agents for'
the 'Als q 6losan's side Loading Re-
volvsn." The bsst pisesl ~ in paa..
No. los Mein street. sr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

Harrisburg. Au9. q.

HaFnsUurg, aug 3.
The extra session Of tho Penusy lvania
Legislature met to-day. Gov. Curtis 10
his message calls on the Legislature 70
take action for the defense of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
Providence. August 8.

John Brown FIsncis, for many years I.
leading citisen Of the State, died this
morning. He has bean Governor and
served n both Houses Of Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
financial and GommerfioI.



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r. - ell. 70
ing 70 34N, declining 70 2Ssk, end closing ss@Ay q
- -
Sov9nMens csec1s w1snout decided change.
q ~ voupes lU0z
!feasrY Notss 10 A
eeocks steady
4Puf 13o1f CARING M2PDC 70
Lol wae e. Nwsyns ll4 AT e4lf CANW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
Atlanta Win Seen Be Oars.
New York, Aug. 9.

The Commercial says. We learn. that
tslsgrams we're received to-day annouuct
ing the fact that both Generate Shermaa
and Thomas say that Atlanta viii surely
be ours by tie close of the week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
0oLcxrEs 1aOxEY soar

1his esisbrafsd Toiles seap, In such vnivsr~,
demand, y nads ffoa The choscess natri,aa. I.
E.aaAAaaa snaesAaNs = - suA~sss x4agrasssv
scsnssa and extremely bsnsfscialj In il srs,os
upon tho skin. For sals - Ill Druexsk ana Runcy
dpsas OsaeAR jan1pIydsw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

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spssial Ssts - - - ~ In.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

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=, sa;,. 8 & /; q = g. ~; sse.s s1s~
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s..ss n.oehI 9 nsx = a
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~ Ross ~ - 70 nett
s sss:- $3.50 Iss s..
elnsie aunniss, sos double do, CSC.
80 To-, eocte Is
a4r1.- ~ Y - =; j s - -: -
On BaAo-sse = =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

q. L. A.Ar Aosrnoss.--The regular
meetings Of his eesaoil are held on
Tharsday evening of sssh ueek. Mem
bsrs and those desisoes = bssemS 20 arc
urgently invited to sstos5 - nsxs
regular meeting. on Thsra y evsniDe
next, the ilth Of Aa1pss = Import
ant matters OF business Will Be then al
there presented for their consider .t;on
= By order of the P..s,r.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10
KEOKUK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

The Library 10 spsa fssa - r. II.
Mondays, " ednssaaysa ana saturAays,
AndT TO 10 evenings Of the same day..
efocK-el0 90 per SHARE and - 90 Animal dues,
euBscRnKns-$s % per Annum, or 81 90 per Quarter.
Assa Ysssksr Brs sssvs Msisss Ssss - "a
OTTO LYMAN, Librarian
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

foR BURLINGTON, KrIrHsBuRa, NEW
BosroN, MuscArrsE, Rock Isr.AHs~ AM
DAvEspoEr,-The steamer City Of
New Boston, Capt. B. W. Davis. yin
leave Fort Madison this morning ON the
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk. making
connection With - raiatosas ior iii q IL
above points, ssd 4 Dsvsupors viii d.ilv
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves Keokuk as1:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

nAnr Gam Cir Oyyscsl
kns<uE, AsE. ., tsss
GRoCEnaEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-20
Nou-Csrsbatants.

Prom the Mobile Register, III
We observe hist vs-y arge number Of cur
,eiuFens sYe sending Eway their wives and chill
hen sRd slaves IL omplisnes witk ths Ieccm-
mendssioD Of the military authorities snd Gov
eyBor Wsts. This is IS it should Oe-las every
woman aod ch u in the city leave at once, and
not hamper cur army by their presence, thsH
wants and thair distress Some little anxiety
and Goheitdde exists among many as b the
willingness OF toe people Of the interior to share
.Ei,h then the necsssaries of life in the hour Of
sfl csion, and that unless they 60 vi the
cash Ia hand their wives and little ones may
stgrve. We are assured thst this impression Is
erroneous, and that the people Of the interior are
ready sRd willing to do al within heir power
towards the comfort and support OF the helpless
who will have to leave the city. Mobile is the
gateway te Aiabsma and when It falls the soT-
did and selfish Eill reap crop OF troubles com
msnsurate with their infamous acts. That there
are misery and bad people IN AL comm9nlh hes
none can debut, ut tor the acts Of few bad
people We should not condemn ana look with 8
suspicious eye upon the great besTt Of tho mass.
We have every reason to hope for the best, snd,
therefore, sax 70 al, be Of coed cheer. Let our
trocps be Bnsul6Errasssd in their movements
and sli will 20 well. Lst Mobile promptly strip
far action, aud 6gbt it ont 30 the last. Let the
tinp;d renaea her mat if the Yankees have guns
and can shoot, that We have guua and can shoot
too. Itls poor cock that won't crow OF his
own dunghill aud we trust that no nan cspa-
hle of bearing aTEas Will hide his head snd be
TO cogsrdly to defend MS OWE home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-20

Contrary 20 al the Tu2ors heretofore re-
esivsd, MEADE is sgain At e head Of he army
of the Potamsc. He seems to have q strong
hold upon tho eOnfienee Of the Washington
Government, and will, We presume, be permit
ted to conduct tho spring csmpsign IN Virgins
GRANT declines q presidential race We pre-
die. be win rseoss-der this decision if nomi-
nation is rendered him llre- msHihs hence by s
party that has = PTOspsciof success.
Rs-enlistmssts are EOw going On rapidly IN
the oommsEds under BsAUREGARD ana LONG
STREET, as .be tslegrspA informs Us, end by
refersr cs to Gea. LEE dispatch il viii be seer
the same glorious work is progressing IN The
army Of Virginia. Oar veterans vii soon 81
be in " for the war"
We bave nothing nsw from Mississippi q
the gulf coast
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-20
9aiIg Spqeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20.
IN liz RIInaaU.

We have beea informed BY several gentlemen
thai hey have been charged fry oeRss ioE =
single copy Of Cur paper ty some Of the nsEs-
boys. This is contrary TO cur Instructions, and
the understanding by which the paper is placed
in thsa hsnds e. prisa that enables them to
sell st twenty-five cents = copy and r'Aii1' 8
handsome pr fit Any departure from this M
dsrstanding reported at the cfics, will prevent
a repetition Of TIRE fraud Oar price a the
counter is twsnsy-fre cents singls copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-20

wossuTsz RROOzshmaTI0H
TIE tslIoaisz z is tie text Of the prOclsaaAiien
issue5 in the usns Of Kessush, ahieh ass bsen
subli, hsd in the Alisaaza, Of Milan. Journal
established by the HuagArisn smigEaHis n
Isaly:
81 ORDER oF LOgls KossuTH.
rhs Easosa comnissso q Iasspsadsnss e As N--
ton
FlsIitv 70 tha. Gag Of 1s49 survives 10 mo
heart q Cur nstian- RsfusIng % aeeers any
Kind Of compromise. The groat majority Ct tha
aa.icr Is frrsly resolved 70 shakg & he c-tesF1
woke Of Gsrulaa 5ofriuaiio1- Bus as he s1ssr-
rsf signs ef eur uatioasl BE have il tseent times
not bssn iu haznony with thas rssoi11o0, oEc
aatural Ellies aSsoad have eoucsived doubts e.
d the srnness of cur desigu5 Ieese doubts
bsvs bsea Tee g-sziest obstacle 30 he eh5ris o.
cur GsveTnmsns tsadias q the dsiivsFancs. Of
shs eo1aTy. The removal Of tEas oa1ia e be-
eouss an imFerGus necessity before tho nsN
an Ok EgrcPe2n evonis-e tufn ousi-is =
sTaz,ees f5H az premise % al he people 7Th0
s,.1sTp rI,,das = f,rsieu yoka. We mUsr give
95gn Of life n order that eur uatnral asle1 maY
"a sc1vinesd lhat sZ=inss TIE c9mnnoa e-s-2y
Gsv usy sufsly count upon tas sfu5 oi ms
AaryaEs
We r71st held ourselves n Tsadr1cT5, pa ordaf
tbst .Fls tles Of tie terrified AaslrisL nay nos
sntsr4Is -7r ua.ieu in the snare We must pra-
osrs % Be e. q sssts % ssizs susrFct1eaiiy ne
savors5la opportunity. F5r these purposes tae
governor, L5ais X ssulh, zholishirg every pre-
gi5aa arteE, snd having judged it necessary %
d-c ere he tcTnatl9n Of rev GENERAL eol1l,ls-
.es. ulsAes known BY rs DEsseaE d0eumeas %
me Batiou. hist IN consequences Of that ordsr me
gprsrsf COMMITTEES OF indspea3eaes "a eoustl-
Erted; that II has for - end sGs faaiiEslon ot
inseoenderes Of IS49; and thas, iuI Ct rssoia-
Ton sn3 res1y ioE 81 sacrifices. is Eas taken N
5saa Ire dirsefi0u of affsiTs, Eceo-ding % tas
instrueti0Bs eceivsd from tEs CHOSEN governor
I of or ecun4y Tts cGmniltee expects, iro-n
ths rstrio.ie sent nsoss Of the naiiou, thas tae
orders ernaua.i5s from it WI be pronpi ezs-
eus.d that its insfT i0ls vii D. t5i-oFsl an
shzt is measures vii be speedily secs zipisaes-
AZ ths ssa;s t-nsIs calls upon the s-sr1-cs, 1pen
and eoccssle1, Of tne daz Of i54s % a1sialn
from any pl0s eE iuEgue, Z iEsy WA no'
iacur tbs penalty indeed uPon IazlaIl,
AZ ~ events, sH8 gereral csE'EaIs-ss CT
inTeDeussucs dselaret thas . Wiz En9E how
.u.f rhsfis IS 'lsisFmined % gesrrs 1oedlsnes %
Il. orlers aud the accomU'islgsnE af the Hiazs-
avs y hieh /. mast taEa. Lolg I've ne na1lor'
ard roci hopsl L4ss eFs-y 5oa=ss Pasfios Frs-
psrs hiusa.f fo- acdon Our motto ls-i545
ard victory Done e Bade, PzsEa, islia Dc
csmbs-, 1853.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-20
Fran Lsnrssrss.,. arnr.

Ngw MARKET, February I5 The work Of
rs-suI-ssnent goes brsvely en- Nearly all tie
troops have given unaninous evidences thay are
in fer tho var. Hampton's legion and The Oh
South CaroIiaa, have rssnlistsd.
Privssss Isaac Margas, Of the 5th, and " E.
Guiun, Of the 24.h Georgia regiments, were shot
to-day, in the prsssuce Of lheir brigade.
Later fros1l she Norrh.
RICHNoED, February l9.-Asade lsfs Wash
iBgten the i41b, to Resume command Of the
army Of tha POtoaze-
Grant Ess wIittzn letter deeIiaiug TO Be .
eauIidate for tas pTesislsncy.
Buffers brother, who was With hin iu Nss
George Thompson The British Aboli,-1uisi,
has arrived st BoEton.
Hon. Wm. A Thornton, tHs British attorney
general, ubo prosecuted in ths Alszaadrs case
is dad
NegosiatEszs fer lAs PrisOzsFss
RICHMOsD. february I9.-0a rus 24sh alt.,
Oald proposed 10 Hitchcock ths. ths prisoners
Ca each side shoald Do aissndsd by 3 proper
nusaber Of their own surgeons, with power 70
rsceiva and dist-iba;s contributions Of food,
clothing aud medicines, aEd liberty 30 mako -
ports, through ths agents Of ezehange, ef MAJ
ssss relating to The welfare OF Tee prisoners.
Two dag Of tue bosts have arrived since, bat
no answer has yet been received.
The siege sf Charissssz-
CaARLEsToS, February i9-Ons hundred
and seventeen shells were fiad IS the city To-
day.
A Yankee bloeksdiIg z ship ( reported lo have
suai- du1izg the blew yesterday
Rs-eniistmeEis are progressing IN this dePaI.-
mez..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-20

a Very recently portion Of the Richmond
press published g part Of the correspondence be
tween President Davis and Gen. Johnston, that
passed during the campaign in Mississippi
which ended in the fall Of Vicksburg. This
synopsis is 5sirE extensively copied By our &C.
tsmporsriss but we have TelIaiued from pub
lishing itf0r an obvious Tesson. We do not say
TIE eorresP Pondence was gsgbled for that puT-
pose; bus the column ana half published IS
stated is tsEan from printed volume Of sixty
four pages, snd the effect Of its publication may
tend TO create confidence in the military jadg-
menl Of the Exscaiivs who was hundreds Of
miles away from The fed, sz5 doP-ccists lie
VISION Of the commander who was On the
ground. Is this wise, Al time when that com
mz1der occupies the important position he does
-seconl 10 none IL the CoEiejsrAcy7 We
want no chickering's among ourselves at tbs
crisis
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and inc Es4eesa GssEernEseufs
a telegram from Washington to he New
York WsTtd Of the 2 inst, says:
lis feaored II higa Cficisl circles here thst
We are apoa the eua Of q war wto Frs &c,
owing to he singular diplomacy Of NJ. Sswsrd
I nehing he qaession glowing out cftae b1ilt-
ing Of Cenled6rsts raas in Francs. IL viii be
rerrlenbe1ed that Mr Seward sss Bmed very
bold tone toward toe Engsish G0vefnmoat afser
be discovered that the ERgligh Cabinet hsd de-
tsTrnuDsd 20 desain Lsird's rams and keep the
peace with this eoaGEy. His high-sounding dis
catches were All written sttsr the change o. pol
iey ia ths Eaglish Cabiset was definitely uudeT
stood Embcidsaed By bis bloodlsss victories
on pspsr, il is undsstood here tbat he assumed
a similar tone toward the French Government,
teaching the Florida and the escaped steamer
RsppsaAnB0ek, and also with regard to the
rams which were kuoWn 10 bs building Ia
France for the rebsl G07ernnent His position
was So incautiously be igsrsnt taat he has To-
rscsiyed reply FROM DcOUyn de Lhnys which
has put the Administration in = cruel pcedics-
msnt.
TIE Unissd Stsies must eiiheE abandon it5
prelsniions or 20 70 war 70 maintain them.
rhis, il IS stated, Is the only Interpretation
Which CAL be p1s Ga the reply Of shs French
minister Hence the panic u the gold market,
the call for Eve hUBdred thousand men, and sha
orders which have been sent to various naval
/ stations 10 At ous the Son-elads instsntsr,
AnoihsE telegram says:
I Il is row alleged that the trouble betvseu
France and the United States relates IN scrcs
/ way to the snscsal eH5sss7 Wniea AIr VII
! ii;s-1 II. Evsrts had been sent On to thatc0un
try. After his services IN the ram dispute ia
England, i is known that be was instructed Z
/ demand Of France the surrender Of the beliige
rent rights It accorded 70 tho sauihsrn rebels
Whether the demand, for whatever course OF &C
ten, was based in too paremPtoTy tone, o
vyhatsvsr may be the tTouDle, isis certain ths
thsrs j some ferioas difficulty With tho Frenel
Cabinet, SO mnch so as 70 alarm al save AZ
Seward himself