The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-19

New York, May IA body found at HIM
ler's Island, Sunday, has been identified az
that OF Capt, Palmer Of the schooner Eudo-
ra lmogene. The coroner's jury rendered 4
verdict that he came to his death by yio-
ience, and that the negro cook was the MUIR
derer.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
writes that it is rumorea that the Pres
ldent will send TO Congress, in day or two.
a message on Central American affairs
Various speculations are aAoat Is to It's pur-
port.
The impression that the new Nlearaguan
Minister will not be reviewed by the presl-
dent when he shall present his credentials, is
without doubt well founded.
dispatch was received this evening from
distinguished gentleman In New Orleans,
that 700 armed men were ready to EN-
bark for Nicaragua. 1t is also stated that
great excitement prevailed and that indlgna-
ton meetings were shortly to be held, de-
nouneing the Administration should they not
recognize Walkers government.
The reply Of Lord Clarendon 10 Marcy's
demand for the recall of Mr.. Champion is
before the cabinet.
Tae Trbune's correspondent says;
Our military commission 10 the Crlmea
Hi*tAN y 4tHrki9} ItppAh " OI1 100 -
Of their interview with, and treatment by
Mr.. Vallland, the French war Minister, which
has been formally submitted to the Sec'y of
State
A block Of six new dwelling houses on OK
ford street, Brooklyn, burned this a. M
They were occupied loss $4,000.
The Anti Fillmore portion of the Ameri-
can party Of Mass, were in session yester-
day. Sixty delegates were present, Wilder
Narston, of Lancaster, presiding. reso.
luton was passed repudiating in behalf Of
Americans of Massachusetts, the nomination
OF Fillmore and Donelson rs inconsistent
with the Springfield platform, and the prin-
clples 10 which the American party stands
pledged.
They are to have Nominating Convention
on the 18th June, at New York, and a State
Central Com. was chosen.
WAsHISGTox, May l4.-Mr. Buchanan was
serenaded At his lodgings last night, he made
q brief speech returning thanks for the com
pllment; said he regarded the present posi-
ton of the slavery question as inality, and
reiterated opinions expressed by him in his
Baltimore speech. Considerable excitement
was manifested after the close of the speech
many of those present took the occasion to
pay their personal respects to Mr. Buchan-
an.
1t is understood that the officials Of the
steamer Orizaba have been officially advised
forcibly TO resist any attempt of the British
frlgate Euridice to board her at San Juan,
and interfere In the landing of passengers,
il made on the present trip. 1t is not sur.
posed that an American vessel of war was
at San Juan.
1t is not true that dispatches we're received
Yesterday from Great Britain through Mr.
Dallas. lie was to hold an official interview
with Lord palmerston, the day the America
ed.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE Turner's to the
number Of LOG, engaged in the melee at Gov.
ington, surrendered to the authorities yes.
terday. On preliminary examination all but
four we're discharged, who were held il
$1,000 bonds each, which was given, ant
they marched in procession this side Of the
river. Officer Harvey supposed to be dying
Marshall Butts will recover