davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Our files from the West Indies dated in Jamaica the
9th Of April, show that under the working of the
English governmental system in the British islands,
well from that OF France in Martinique and Gaudaoupc
the condition Of the people is dceroratng daily The
produc, of the soil dimnshes in quantity the people are
made poor and more poor property, in instances
has become vaueless and the export trade dimin
shng. Some cotton had been shipped from jamaica
for England.
The Kingston amaica) Journal of the 5th Of April re-
ports that call of the Dominican government for loan
one hundred thousand dollars has promptly and
generously responded to by the people, Notwithstanding
their suerngs and general impovershment by the
Between two and three O'Clock yesterday morning
broke out In the extensive Eve story coopeage ostb
lshment No. $50 Water street. and communicated
adjoining lumber yard and to the bonded warehouses
$40 66 and $685. the opposite side Of the street.
consuming nearly all the contents Of the several build
l ings and the lumber In the yard The value Of the
buildings and stocks Of goods destroyed IL ia thought
at least million and half Of dollars Il IL under
stood there nsuranoes the greater part of hs
amount
There were also fires early yesterday morning at 2Sz
Madison street. doing damage to the extent Of hun
bred and fifty dollars NJ 2A A, entaing loss
two hundred dollars and board the propeller Essex
in the North river, which injured to the amount Of
one thousand dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

Ioniy In the present ego Of steam, tslegraphs|
and prying newspaper reporters that subject|
$50 eminent both BY genius and position, could
have been placed under the eternal microscopic
lof critical examination.
As TO the immediate eaIsct Of Mr.. Lincolns|
death, our institutions ere fortunately Of al
character not depending on the life Of any in
|dividusi for their maintenance or progress.
We shall miss his wise guidance and the radia-
lions of that splendid wit which has illumined|
so many of our darkest hours during the past
four years of struggle. We shall forever exc
crate "the deep damnation Of his taking off,
and may doubtless-for we are but human
more vigorously press upon the vanquished in|
this contest who have been prompters of the|
bloody deed the full penalties Of their heinous|
crimes. Nevertheless the progress of the|
American government is upward and onward
casting flowers as it passes upon the grave of
each new martyr, but never hating in the|
march of its divine and irresistible mission.
lin Vice President Andrew Johnson-hence-
forward President of the United States-we have
Ia man of similar origin with Mr.. Lincoln; equally
q child of the people, equally in sympathy
with their instincts, and perhaps better in
formed as to the true condition and govern
mental necessities of the Southern States. Self
educated, and raised by personal worth through
years of laborious industry and sacrifice, no
accident of a moment con be accepted by the
Judgment of our people as reversing Mr.. John
sons claims 10 the confidence and respect of
the country. In Secretary Stanton and General
Grant he has two potent and reliable advisers,
who will give the first steps of his administra-
ton such wise support and guidance as they
may need; and while we all must mourn with
sad and sickened hearts the success of the great
crime which has removed our beloved and
trusted President from the final scenes Of the
contest he had thus far conducted to triumph
ant issue, let us not forget that by the circum-
stance of death the seal of immortality has been
stamped upon his fame; nor is it any longer in
the power of changing fortune TO take away
from him, as might have happened had he
lived, one of the most solid, brilliant and stain
less regulations of which in the worlds annals
ANY record can be found-its only peer existing
lin the memory of George Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

INCIDENTS OF THE PRESIDENTS MuRDRR.-
There are several incidents in connection with
the death Of President Lincoln which cannot
|fail 10 strike the mind Of every one 10 whom
they are recalled a. very remarkable. First,
las 10 the time Of. his assassination, which was
Good Friday, the anniversary Of the day upon
which The Saviour, not Of one nation, but Of oil
mankind, was cruciaed; tho anniversary, too, Of
the day when the national Gag was taken down
from Fort Sumter In 1861, and the very same
|dsy on which IL was restored upon the broken
|battlements by General Anderson in 1866.
And last In the place whore the assassi-
nation occurred; for Il must DO remembered
that Mr.. Lincoln was slain IN theatre, and by
the hand Of en- actor--sn actor, also. who had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

peace commissioner 10 furnished IN the despatch OF
one Of our Richmond correspondents was previously
reported that General Lss had gone thithsr to induce
Johnston to surrender his army, and thus avoid
less sIusion Of blood II Ia now said that the principal
object Of bis visit TO endsavor 10 prevail jeff Davis
himself desist from further prolonging hopeless
struggle.
flag OF truce from Colonel Farrell in command Of the
rebel troops formerly Imbodon into the
lines OF General Hancocks army, In the Shenandoah
valley on last Saturday the object Of which, il is un
dontood, was TO arrange preliminaries for the sur
render OF his force, constituting . portion Of
Lees rebel Army OF Northern Virginia Tho rebcl
General Rosser refused TO comply with the terms OF
General Lees surrender and expressed his purpose TO
maintain his organzaton but 1t is said that his troops
Carolina TO join Johnston. Many OF Loo's paroed men
have arrived their homes In the valley Guerilla bands
still prowl through that region, numbering and robbng
The of the assassination of President Lincoln was
ing and had the ecc. of highly exasperans the feel
ngs Of his soldiers against the seoessoniss Of The
rounding country; but violent measures were re-
sorted to- =.
It is stated that General washburne has resigned
the command Of the national troops al Memphis and
vicinity
EUROPEAN NEWS
The steamship Germania, from Southampton April 8,
reached this port yesterday evening Her three
days later.
Tho London Times appears 70 have had an intuitivc
perception Of the approaching dissolution Of the rebel
confederacy as foroshadows the triumph Of Grant
and Sherman TO the people Of England.
diplomatic demand for satisfaction In the Of the
Niagara and Sacramento had been made on Portugal A
Lisbon letter 10 the London Times says that when the
federal vessels moved tbs commander Of Belem tower
who had received instructions called the arterymen
the guns and fred twelve pound shot at the Niagara
VIII CHI sailed in front She did not however, stop and
shot the Niagara turned round back and an
Choir The Sacramento followed. appears that three
Of the seven balls struck the Niagara
Napoleon declares that it is toO late" for inter
venton in America
The Spanish Cortes passed the bill for tho abandonment
of San Domingo
Richard Golden, N. p, the celebrated English re-
former died on the I'd Of April OF asthma
Consols closed in London, April a. at 9ON COZ for
money.
Tn Liverpool cotton market greatly depressed
on the 4th instant and closed heavily with irregular
quotations Breadstuis were easier with dull market
Provisions were dull
The sun., 1865-06-24
IL roo kIN "a.

SrN SIEuCK.-Gcorgc lobiu was pro-trstel
hy the heat of the weather ou Thursday At the cor-
ucr of THIRD ~ nle and tetl street Tovsnuus ~,
VA. taken Ia charrc, hy Captain Brown OF the is,h
Precinct police and convey ed 10 hir home.
PrLfIC NETTING or FESIASs.-A 'lr-o
mrrtin. oi fcniaus as held. last r,rain in r,u.
pcraucu iln4l "o.r"r o. Grand and ,th sttl.ls l.J
under TIE HusIICya ot the Eumct tt,lc .UuH-
Gaila-hcl kfl. occupied the chair. A4dlc. t- rtie
del.vr,rd o. Mr.. James Brtnuul, of New lu.k. .ui
81. George i. 'amp',l, Centre Of She sh4ArncL
tircr oi uruougo.nt in. speakers sIgtdcl 60 ti'ir
couut.vull and friends 20 aid them in rarffi uut
a.. object Of tho brotherhood. which was, t4cy
au.od, Tie asolutg (. rlou nnl rurtr.f f|. uf Ice
land At the conclusion oi the udGi, seer ,at Cl,lc
held % pli1htu uIrC..Ar.
The l3HTH REGIMENT, which arrived in
llrook THURSDAY. os-,r,'. .od fc''r-lty 20 iru.
ut the CITY Hal, NhC.c tltJ were urvi"a cd by
Aia. .pr WOOD Brig Gone. ais tIooke and ~Witn Col.
a. tOuk aud others tupurAtu a'urr aAG....H- -u.e
made hy Masor Wood All Gen. Smith, a.,ar vh.sh
thet r'ahuked tor iiGrt's lsl4nd, whore tAty viii
remain until paid ut.
The sun., 1865-06-24

~ tail a. be. There -n sal quietnss- In hei
expression, fut there Vas no shrinking from him
and no distr1isi
NY VIE need never 30 afraid Of any thing or
any lody IN this house,
II know HN."
"And by-,ud ~. n,sny things here which feel
strause now vill cs.se b. fee o.. DO you bsisve
hisV
Hhs Eu.ilsd-s very feeble smile; but, At least
hcre vas m irs'crss it.
'bne tb.ng more NlNevef roes wrong, you
viii always cone a. once A. tell ito u,e-t0 no
Oody N tts world Tut ue R1ucrbcr."
II will"
ITO ~ cou't7pefJ
The sun., 1865-06-24


C.r-yrrprrtr g ,.r. Ios,-d,v in the q. s. cir.
, 80 =, ,'., =, -
oul' ODu't faiii'k a"IefIHott P'"ne1 fnlIv 70 F''
inc s5y 10 us treAlIry note 0ud was remand or
,.r,,r,, ,,,a.,t r,.t, .,.-.ot ,,.,t ...r To- . .,..-
'"''i''' '"'''n'' ''' w. ''' ,'' IN
telcr curtCnct, Uss arie-'e4 icsIly fev'u n oniht
ago and hale, in rri.on awaiting t-.l since Tint
time Ye.terd,y HE counicl urged hi. immediate
trial hut ,on,e fp,t.r,l uitnc,sc. for tho rr9e III
beinr,ls,r, tn, e,,o y.s ,ss,t..uei 90 Juno .,tt
Nsttror. Ifr.,,.r.. Yc.,c.aa, in tr, -.,.s..e
Court Fnrns g,il,y lrou.ht an lr. ION a1r.. I'D,
msycs Against ,y.ta.c iI,.t,r i.s tls dr.tb If r.
b,.t.,s 49, ,r .... &c. .......... o.. oil, 49,. t....
j." ''' l'. '' Nv '''
iurs oi HrFtcTa. md ~ forNI 'oHi. l.il.ir
claimed H. AZ ttc ,,, .o. g.. Ola, t.., d.
w. "'' '''' - '.'.'
I'avh ne the e-""yation uncovered. - ,Duse put iu
evidence 20 .t.r cha, ,fc r-ea,qt.,u s.. rfyer.t
and ,i.h,. M HaiI, "a. l-i g. Dr I t.ut,ier,j
and tUfo4u iu tf,,. M. rI.. W,e q, ,.... q,
bin. h. ID % led t,'l o.. rl Non .s.
tt,.
INV 'I''-'''' ~ fn" .IF hN" .N ''HN' .IH"-
Tt. CA.l...-In tie fire C.nuls-.u.rfs .,., ia tho
e,,..-,,.. -. -... ....
''''' ''' '''' ''''' 81. " VI ct VIZ '"''' 'i ID
th' femItttuI, tcversIul the i1frC- riI,ui Iu fuo
rtss cfi maxim. ,s .., n, ,i 10 ,,,,. ,s ,-.,..
=.
H' N' 'rINn ~ '!c -ur gihe - Irf. finH9' '.d'f
w shi iet Ia The lsK 'oLu 's''fe's c.'" N.'l nn
,f't, 70 'ho' caus ou Won i' ny a If' f.''
e'u'" nov Uc maze 70 iA tit Auiouit p' dhii A'" &c
The sun., 1865-06-24
TOO Late fer Classification.


CANNIN In BROOKLYN. On Friday, ga iu.',
Nr.l e., Youngest l4u I.pT If taAl,s ana Ng.t-rt
t.guiul Sc. B.. U.outns ana IS ..t.H.
The irvuHs 10, tur t.nIl. .~r ir .pc'tiLIr iu ltoi
10 attuLG iat tuuc. ", on Su1duy ufctaoou, .itA
lus' u' tr. o'.-,s, lgon th' rSi.vH"e g. .trH.-
lot, ]: Jay sI " tAc ,oL.tosl oi .no lio. ,l'fr
tA,hu-h. .0t
CUrETlNG~-SU NND lLiNIS
- o., iir Ioe,.t lI...,t Y.ro, ut lAAh' .;'.. a-5
u uu'ul i".-"..o.rI iuts ~ -Jy, l'u.n ..l 'Ye
lu.u YER. ,.iup.
NrANrID-SINEEAL STRAW A>1 sui,
w hat uil'le.-, u ~ N.l.ala So &C. 4n 1,
It. W.
The sun., 1865-06-24
sEvNINta MACHINES.

1Nchincs Tor sale ,ud To rent lui hanI u,'t iue.
OF viri. us makes f9. sl'e low. Wv MICkES, IT.,
4~p B.9puNSt. Ap. al Boone sI As
CEWISG MACHINE FOR sALE-w.
- & Win po teci ortcr si le .o.d for half
its value Inquire Of TYLER. 0is sixth aae. ~
CISGER'N MACHINE FOR SALE, IL PR
~ fct order Tor yH the uer is soiur into ihs
eountfy. Cal ut H. NaIsus g. let hoor. 10
WHEELER & WILSON'S SFw!NG
w fnach.nes 'old in Btooklvu lv y. ". CRAIGE
800 fu,tou 1, cor Court also scAiUes 20 let 3J9
The sun., 1865-06-24
SHIPPING.
u o r LIV E R p o o L,
Il TAPsCOIT'- i.NE.
ship ,ASrARc rlG sfi' .ggo '9t 9itN-

HtSSAGE FROM AMP To LIVERPOOL
L and London l, the OBJ Rack S.ar Iine-For
IL, pool the JJuS B',l M sails on runs sth.-
For ondon, he RHINE. sails on june -4th.--
Tor r -slgo apply to WILLIAMS AGtIOt, 40 ulton
a. 99b
The sun., 1865-06-24
MEDICINES.
YEK'S CATIAETIC llILa

=. ,,,-,,,r l,.-r,,,,,-,,., 80, -.
"A lfh tAIIIhRIIt FILLS ARE THR
to p.ooc, Of -hcr w. ns ha, w. sscr 9s W, sess ss
cT ,bou 10 @ bs eopmnnt o. % ,F m pSis NE Hsgoa ~
ordina1 medicines In u.c rhcy are .aio and ples-
10 tste but r0serfui 20 cure Thor peuotrntlns
eie. 80 s'l Wac tn5 wa ne'lv,ies , oi lh9 BODY
ii, VIE and c1pci jEcn.c. lhcy rufr, cut thS foul
huro Whici breed ani gfow di.,etLper. s,inuiats
ton I'D impair ne,l,hv ton lin s,rca III 10 IN.
tho, -ys'eui MOI only aa tssv rt,r, n q ,yery
day dsy, plant. Of ever body but a,o formidable
SmSerf1I 49,, tte. ,,c n, ~. ',e VIZ, p'tEIu%V, t ~
m ,nin,sn ISM uoses tne ,t H,-t M rr' phy,ic uai can
are ple.,s,, 10 tats and ti% ,1 .ny
free from any ii'k of ham Cures have been mSis
shieh shIl 20 bshsi Tere thoJ not suhstAntAted By
Htn "a tu'H tNA''N FFitlou ana t.sfNter' ns -
i2Ibia ~, ~, ,g'I con @ oi 4ntrnih Many eminent
oetgi men ahl l..ti.'ahr nave lent their names 70
whe otbsrs Ea,e n, n. H. s.srSncd oi UGr ~ thss
men.e to the q & aecs mn me pis ,1
lya-mon The aseu' ho'os named IL pleased 70 FUR
tons for tbs u,e and ccrtGcse. OF t6eit cures, Il
the following complains .--Cos.ycne.s, Bious
Scss s.ns ro@ ia oe Nl stgn indro.Sn sra
Morbid inacuou Of the Bowels and Pain arising
eases hi,h require su eyacuint medicine. they
tein, cnie meuy comp ain,a which it would not 10
suppo-eI they cUId reach such Deafness, Partial
MlndIers, NcntLgiA ami Neyous Irritshiliiy, be-
o'her EiniIcl c6n plants .ti.ns froH los state %
the body, Obstruction Of IT, functions Do not hs
put on ~ unprnr ptd toclCrs with other pr pBrl-
/ uons which tncy make moro profit on. Demand
I AN FRS and take no 1th,rf. Tho sick want tho
bst all thtgc II Tor them. Hui tlCy rhould have IL.
Pre- laTed hy llr. j, &. AitR 4 60. Lowell. Maze,
and cold ty all Drugg.sts and Dealcu ia McdieIno
| e'efyHheiN. 40
Sf-pE avn s.il -rf. DT ron t,-cI,,-
n hoi'' - - M IN IN r1l-
/ ptfh't'' IT. MIME, aHlNallou foNderS. Ihe
1t.i'e lo 'lt'ats ic-ucNtl' unknown " need heJ.
inc po"dt.s guN .tN' d htuof !s drank aiter tai
| lnt ihem fllce tl per Doi. sod only at -, iud-
\ ron r. cor '"pNth go
nIARRHOFA CHOLERA NORUUS CbnC
- era diarhna collie cured in frou half an hour
70 ad da', - 'le "a eihsl u5c OF IN is swiss
| llhlL A. rtt'e''u y hunurCd+ 40 htand At,
| ~ l. % cent pti DO .t'. .42
| ERECKITS TAN AND pINpIES PIE
i r,oval =, o,c, H. ,t ,.' ~, 80, ~ 49, -
| Ten and Piup.e B,nl-hor. rnce 50 ccn,s. Sold BY
nAhSLS' ~ IA'A ho", and hELMbOLl bVk
DUMMY 40
VIYAT'I'S ILI pNISNN pIIEIT NATJSn
! Ills IN ,n-r AtNi,t,t A., ,pv., A. 81 'srp1~ ~
MA IrN'IpII IA - III" a, %, 4. ~ r.
| III GI,,iIi nm A. t,tps gi 4 -, irtiIs
vDEs - al, i,i-'t = y, - "a - 81 i,th N
! NFtCf'et InNp ttS'ru IN "a ~ "'yy1I, ~,
Ahp KIDNEYS, INCirlEsT CONS MrfIOS, &c.
nfe t,X Iost ct.iA'ntE @ cure ~ H's "reat l'nrter
| - - - ~ y hAift - nhh 'uitu Goh:
$50 49, vi w" p t, NJ slu'iuI ulssnre-' hhd sul
1i,'1 ~. 'n w.. .n,e @ AL AZ be reached
! -. '''''' 'AA'' ." sS'NHAiS7 WIN tNe ulIee-
The sun., 1865-06-24

J. moved al once, 10y the usc uf pilAN's frcckla.
Tan and Pimy'o BAnl-hor ruce 81 ccuts. Sold By
hARNES, 81 Pax bo~, and hELMBOLD, byt
BrOadHuy. 40
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
@cas an0 Uofee.
NO ADVANCE IN RETAIL PRICE
TEAS AND COFFFES.
THE.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,


GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
On due consideration, the CONCLUSION NOT to
advance the price OF their Teas and Coees notwithstanding
there has been great ring among .pecula,ors
Obbers and importers 70 advance the prices of these
ries of life.
As the Company have stock OF Teas and
Coes hand they in hopes be able maintain their
old standard of prices and thus defeat In this
movement Consumers Of these articles Of prime necessity
viii that by patroniag this Company they not only
their interest but contribute break down this at
tempted monopoly.
The Company have leased extensive warehouses In the
most central locations and fitted them up in style of oIen'
tai Spendor very far surprising anything before known
in this country. 1t aim of Company select
localities that fail all sections Of the nerop
oils and surrounding cities The prices being uniform,
select either Of mentioned below
may best accommodate them By examining list of prices
of Teas and Coee will that they have been
PAYING ENORMOUS PROFITS.
The Company continue to sell at the following prices:
ooLONG, foc. SOC 6Oc 7Oc sOc 9Oe best ~ per pound
MINED 4oc, SOc co. 7oe sOc., sc hes, 81 per pound
ENGLISH BREAKFAsT, Soc, eOc. 7Oc. soc., soc, 81,
81 10, best ~ 20 per pound.
GREEN TEAS, Soc, &C.. 7oc Soc CO., 81, 81 TO- best
81 rs per pound.
81 rs per pound
UNCoLORED JAPAN, 81, 81 TO- best : rs per pound.
IMPERIAL and GTNPowDER. best 81 IS per pound.
These Tea. chosen 'or their intrinsic worth keeping in
mind health economy and high degree of pleasure in
ing them.
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE, zoe, 25c., 3oc. S5c. br., .oc. per
pound. Hotels Saloons Boarding House keeper, and
lies who large quaue. OF Coffee economic -.
article by using oar FRENCH BREAKFAST aud DINNER
COFFEE. which sell the low price of Soc per pound
and warranted to give perfec, satisfaction.
Consumers from SOC. to 8 per n by purchasns
their Teas oftbe
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. 81 and q Veseyst, cor. Churchst,
No. $50 Broadway, BleeckeT.st.,
No. 500 Eghth-aye., Near Thirty sevenih,t,
No. pos Fulton st., Brooklyn, Concord 81.
Country Cub Hand and Wagon Peddler and small stores
tof which class supplying many Thousands, all Of
which doing we'l have their orders promptly and
faithfully filed and, Of eubs have each pary's
marked their directed by sending their
orders 10 Nos. 81 and 20 Veseyst We thanks to
parties who have taken interest getting up elnbs.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Of THE GREAT AMER.
ICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. IS and 81 Vesey.st,
where al their Tea sold cargo price. in quantities 70
suit the country and city trade.
We issue Monthly Price List All buyers Of Tees should
examine it before making their purchases.
Since the oprrng Of the Southern markets have made
extensive arrangements and pared supply tha,
tsde with T.ss IN variety OF styles or packages.
fancy csddes Of various quarter half and pound
packages foil Powohonys, &c. kc We have also nests
Of fancy csdde' seven 10 nest; At - 80 per nest and small
sized nests, four n nest. a, > IS per nest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-30
From New Orleans.
New York. Jan. %.

Ncu AVtA, SSu. 90. e
Gov. Hahn has issued proclamation
designating the 24th of February a.
holiday for recreation and festivity, ID
honor Of the memorable emancipation actt
OF the free States Of Missouri and Ten.
nessee.
Maj. Gen. Heron arrived at.New Or,
leans on the 18th.
/. Il was reported that Mejia commanding
at MAtsmoras permitted rebel press gangs
TO cross from Brownsville and conserip
Union refugees.
Several laiy. refugees, from Galveston,
arrived in New Orleans. They report
great suffering there for fael and partition,
aud outhouses were being used for thai
purpose.
There had been 20 blockade running ..
Galveston for couple Of weeks.
In an interview, under fsg of t-uce,
the rebel Cspt Scott, who spoke very des
pondingly said beand many Others had
determined to join corps that Maximilian
is forming.
Psnsma advices to the 18th, state great
otfsnse bad been taken by San Salvador
aud Nicarauga by Costa Rica, giving Gen.
Barrows express charge Of the San Salva-
dor Asylum and they had issued process
against the act.
Guatemala and Honduras were likely to
follow the example.
Ssn Salvador had prohibited all CON.
munication with Costa Rica SO long as bar
riers remain there. VI
The cotton crop in Central America is
turning out we'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, Jan. 2s

New York, Jan. %.
The steamer Cuba, from Liverpool the
l4th. ard Queenstown the l5h, mas ar :
rived, With news one day later.
Liverpool, Jan. l4-p. m.-Cotton
sales to day of 1000 bales, closing dull,
with little inquiry and prices weak.
Bfeadstu1s inactive; provisions firm !;
produce quiet.
London, jan. lap. m. Consuls
closed at 8Ja for money.
American stocks firm. Illinois Central
50@5lc discount
Paris, Jan. l5.-Bourse closed firm a,
67f for rentes.
Prussia A-The Bank Of Prussia has
reduced its fa,es OF interest TO Eve Der
cent. tor Commercial bills and adyan ces
on merchandise, aud FIVE and half on
securities.
The Presse, of Vienna, says the follow.
ing is the purport q the notes exchanges d
between Austria and Prussia
Austria rcpudIates participation in the
proposed forclbie measures against the
Middle States, represented BY B.smark az
revolutionary. Austria will not abardon
the ground Of federal right. aud reminds !
Bismark. 10 case Prussia should desire
the annexation OF ths Duchies. OF The sugI
gestions fOrnerly offered, to the effect
that Austria would only consent 10 o.
nexatiou, or beiag compensated by the
enlargement of her German border.
Londonderry, Jln, l5.-The King oi
Prussia had opened the Chambers. 10
his speech he says thai steps are being
taken to form Prusslan navy.
Preliminary surveys are being made
for canal between The Baltic aud North
Seas.
Liverpool. Jan. Is - The steamer
Celia, blockade runner, hence for VIII
mington, was totally lost this morning,
of the bar of ihe Mercy. The loss ol
life 10 from eighteen 70 forty.
The steamship Africa, from Boston
arrived st Queenstown on the 18th,
The steamer North Star arrived at Az
pinwall on the i5th.
The St. MarJ's was at Panama and The
Saranac at Acapulco.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-30
Distributing Fcod in sBavannah-SAer.
mans Advance on Charleston.
New York Ian 90

mans ADVANCE on Charleston.
New York, Jan. GO.
The Savannah correspondent of the
Herald states the donations of food sent
ant we're distributed from the Market
House to those formerly rich but now
poor, TO white aud black. uuder the direc.
ton of authorized agents. Tho kind and
eloquent letter Of Mayor Lincoln of Bos
ton to Mayor Arnold Of vannah, was a
theme of much approbativo comment by
old citizens Of the latter city.
The Beaufort Is. CD correspondent oil
the Times, 18th, says Thomas advance
is at Sake Hatchi, midway between
Charleston and Savannah on the Railroad
line. A considerable rebel force is q,
Ashehoe and rebel reinforcements have
been sent to BraDchviIle to hold that
place against Sherman. Several cannon
from the outworks of Charleston have
nlsu been sent to BranohvilIe. Il is cur
ren,ly reported that from persistent &C
counts of deserters that Cha rleston vii
be evacuated Movements by the rebelt
indicate they are moving heavy guns
from james and Sullivan Islands o..
or two monitors have Joined Dahlgren's
feet off Charleston.
A Savannah letter of the 18th, to tb.
Times, says the last Of Shsrma an' . arm,
would leave that city on the 2Orh. Tw,
divisions were at Vaudeville when las
heard from.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-30
From Cairo and Below

Cairo an. 49,
The steamer Eclipse exploded her boil
er iu the Tennessee river opposite John
sonvile on the c6th. Had on board the
9th Ind. battery and other troops, in all
lover 40. Several lives lost by the acci-
dent
The Vicksburg Herald TIE 10th states
gunboat No. 8 seized the steamer Mus
Ang At Skipworth's Landing. She was
in the service Of special scouts. formerly
commanded by 1t. Earl. Some 80 special
scouts we're on board and had been run
ming the boat up and down the river
c,mmit,ing sundry depredstions not in
accordance with the duties OF soldiers
They were arrested and committed to be
sent to Gen. Candy.
The steamer Olive Branch No. q had
90 bales OF cotton for Cairo.