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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21
From savannah.
NEv YoRK, Oct. 20.


The steamer Empire City brings Savannah
advices to the 18th.
The Herald says Hon. James N. Baker, oi
the late Confederate Congress, from Florida,
having been pardoned by President johnson,
is in Savannah, enroute for his home.
Hon. Wm. A. Forward, Associate Judge OF
the Supreme Court of Florida, is detained in
Savannah by severe illness.
The transportation Of nick soldiers from
Savannah TO the hospitals u Hilton head con
times. ssr
The Heralds Raleigh correspondent says
the North Carolina convention has unaninr
ously adopted an ordinance submitting to the
vote Of the people the ordinance prohibiting
slavery and declaring the secession ordinance
null and void. An ordinance to scale down
both the old and new debts of the State to ,
geld basis, consolidate them, and issue new
bonds, was introduced and laid over.
A resolution requesting Congress to re-
peal the test oath imposed by the National
Legislature, was introduced and laid over
The convention has agreed to meet again,
after the adjournment Of the present session,
in May next.
The Herald Richmond correspondent saws
Gen. Grant has refused the application made
by II. A. Wise, who declines taking the oath
for the restoration of lands formerly owned
by him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. .


The general convention Of the Episcopal
Church will not adjourn this week, but con-
tinue its session until the middle of next
week.
The resolution to appoint a special COM
mlttee to report upon certain discrepancies in
the prayer book. was adopted
The committee on education submitted a
full report on the subject The report very
ably and at great length discusses the various
departments of education, ut home, in the
Sunday school, the day school, the boarding
school, and the college. The object of the
committee was to call attention, particularly
of parents, to the work of better education
OF the young in the principles, theories and
doctrines of the church
The committee on canons reported canon
i'll reference to the formation Of dioceses with
in the juridiction of foreign missionary dis
tricts- Also ON attendance TO authorize the
ordination of priests in dioceses in those
churches abroad which are not under mission
airy jurisdiction, such as the church in Paris,
and also Hsyti. The amendments are made
in concurrence with the action in the house OF
Bishops.
The rear end of the building lately occupi-
eddy Finerty d Richards, wholesale druggists.
and which building was burned about week
since, fell this morning. iniuring three men
very seriously. Another is believed to be
buried under the ruins
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

TT. MoSHoE, Oct. 10.
Brig. Gen. Geo. Dodge, Inspecting quar-.
termaster, and Col Vim. Adams, chief quar-.
termaster, of this department. returned to
Richmond yesterday, having made thorough
investigation into the condition of affairs in
this department, with view Of still further
retrenching the expenditures of the Govern.
ment.
Sales of horses, mules, steamers, tugs, and
other government property have been made
as rapidly as possible during the past two
months, and the amounts realized have in
each case exceeded the expectations of the
officers Of the department.
In the government expenditures the com.
missary department is actively engaged in
following the example Of the quartermaster
department. A large whisky sale took place
a few days ago, the proposals for the same
covering some 10000 barrels. A sale Of cat.
tie has already been advertised.
The quartermaster department at this
place has been made central point for the
rec~ipt of government stores as fast as the
various other depots in the department are
broken up.
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South American News.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 20


BY the L. S. steamer Florida we have new
Of importance from South America.
The Herdlds Panama correspondent says
the prospect is that the republic of Chill will
be compelled to submit TO the demands OF
Spain for indemnity for alleged damages sus-
tanned by the Spanish feet in the Pacific
during the Peruvian trouble, in consequence
of the injury to coal and other supplies in
Chilian ports. Admiral Hinson, who COM
mands this feet, has had conferred on him
by his government the additional rank OF
Minister. and been endowed with power to
insist on the indemnity demand. He has
also at his command the facilities for enforcing
it. Although there is great indignation among
the Chilian people on the subject, it is be-
lieved that the government will finally sue
cumb. Owing to the excitement regarding
the matter, business throughout this lately
prosperous republic is stagnated.
In Peru the revolution continues, but drags
along in a very slow manner. and no change
of importance in the relation of the two hos
tile parties is recorded.
In some Of the states of the Colombian
Republic revolutionary operations were still
continued, but they did not appear to be OF
serious proportions.
No revolutions are reported in any Of the
other republics of South and Central Amer
lea, and they seem to be enjoying season Of
quiet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21
Washington Items.
Especial to New York Times.l

hAshtNsTOS, Oct. ~.
Joe. Davis, brother to JEFF, has made de.
mand for the restoration of not only his own,
but his brothers propety in Mississippi
The withdrawal of troops from the South,
heretofore loudly demanded by the people
there, is now sorely deplored. and piteous
appeals to retain them are now received by
the authorities.
Major John A. Halhdock, of the Elmira
military depot, has been sentenced TO be cash
Tered and disabled from holding any office in
the service of the United States, and to paw a
fine of $4,000, for fraud, receiving bribes,
completely with bounty jumpers, DC.
Forty millions Of the new issue of fifiy mil.
lions of $40 bonds, for funding compound in.
terest notes and certificates of indebtedness.
have been taken.
Gov. Crapo, of Michigan, has been assured
by Secretary Stanton that the remainder Of
the Michigan troops will be mustered out as
soon as their places can be supplied
Major General Stannard. OF Vermont. who
was honorably mustered on, Of service. has
been reinstated on personal recommendation
of Gen. Grant
special dispatch TO the Erening Post saws
the Freedmen S Bureau received dispatches
from Texas this morning, giving very fayora-
bic accounts of the coudition of affairs. But
ten freedmen are supported at government
expense in the city OF Galveston Labor is
in great demand throughout the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

NEW 1oRk, oct. ~
The Heralds correspondent from Browns
vile, Texas, and New Orleans, furnishes news
of interest from the Rio Grande border.
Considerable of sensation, and appa-
rently, little dissatisfaction has been caused
in military circles by the recent order Of 1t
Gen. Grant, directing the mastering out of .
large number of colored troops. By the or
der the twenty fifth corps, under Gen. Weitzel,
loses eleven regiments of volunteer colored
soldiers from the State of New York, Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut.
On the Mexican side Of the Rio Grande an
agitated and confused state of matters pre-
walls.
Cortinas and other republican leaders were
still lowering in small bands in the vicinity Of
Matamoras, and skirmishing between them
and the imperialists were still occurring,
though not as frequently Is some time ago.
Some of the liberalists in that region are
remaining in . comparatively quiet state,
awaiting the result of Gen. Carvsjal's mission
to the United States, which they are confident
will result in furnishing them all the men,
money and material necessary to rid the coun-
try Of Maximilian within the next eighteen
months. Already they have received REIN
forcements from some quarter.
Prisoners taken on either side in these Dor
der contests nave little cnaace TOT tneir hSes'
Generally, after being subjected to mock
trial. they are taken out and shot.
The total defeat Of the imperialists by the
republicans AT Hare is confrmedlA~ 80
In the city of Ell Paso, President Juarez,s
capital, the anniversary Of the birth of the
republic, was celebrated on the 18th and 18th
sof September, by the ringing of bells, firing
Of cannon, orations and illumninations. Great
enthusiasm prevailed among the people, and
grand ball and other ceremonies took place.
Many American officers were present
The imperialists in Matamoras had two
splendid balls on the 18th and 24th of Sep
tember, in honor of Mexican independence
and the birthday Of Gen. Mejia, the commander
there, which were also attended by several
I. s. officers, including Gems Steele and
WeitzeL
Six thousand imperial troops were expected
at Monterey ON the 18th of September, to re-
inforce those on the Rio Grande.
Maximillan, it is said, has issued decree
directing that no vessels be admitted into
Mexican ports which cannot show proper pa
pers from consul of his empire in the port
whence they sailed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-21

How ABOUT THE NEaRoEs.-A delegati on
of the South Carolina rebel aristocracy called
on President JOHNSON, the otheL day. to talk
with him in behalf of pardoning JEFF DAVIS
and others of their friends. The President
responded to their talk about their friends,
and then turned upon them with some sug-
gestioHs for their consideration in reconstruct
ing South Carolina. And strangely enough,
seeing that the copperheads are SO enamored
of him, the Presidents chief concern seemed
to be the status of the negro.
Read here what he says to the representa-
tives of the South Carolina nobility, and see
what affinity it has with the ideas of party
which owes its vitality to opposition to the
niggers.
'.The President thought many of the evils
would disappear, if they iuaugursted the right
system. Pass laws protecting the coored
collect his debts. He knew how it was in the
South. The question VIXEN frst presented of
putting a colored man on the witness stand.
made them shrug their shoulders. But the
colored mans testimony was to be taken for
what il was worth by those who examined
him and by tbs jury who hear it. After all
there was not so IsucE danger in this as was
supposed. Those coming out Of slavery can
not do without work. they cannot lie down in
dissipation; they must work; they ought to
understand that liberty means simply the
right to work and enjoy the products of labor
and that the laws protect them. That being
done, and when we come to the period to feel
thet men must work or starve, the country
will be prepared to receive system applica-
BILE to both white and black-prepared to re-
ceive system necessary to the case. short
time back, you could not enforce the vAgTsnt
law on the black but could on the white man.
But get the public mind right and you can
treat both alike. Let us get the general prin-
eiples right and the details and collaterals will
follow.
Now if there is any copper in that We fail to
see it. claws applicable alike to white and
black that is the pure "Golden Rule
which in the long run will settle all our
troubles and establish liberty and law on the
sure foundation of justice and righteousness,
peace and good will to all men.
Do full justice to the blacks as well as the
Ehites on general principles, and all minor
details will dore-taii into the grand structure
of society. smoothly and squarely, just as
surely as that all things needed will be added
to those who first seek the kingdom of Heav-
en-, or that all things work together for good
to those who love the Ruler of the universe.
Why don't the Copperhead press publish
President JoHSsoS's speeches, if they are so
devoted to carving out his views