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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-03

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FRIDAY OCT. 3.
sn-A limited number Of special Notices win Be
Inserted under this bead 81 20 cents line fos eaeh
srtos or over the torisi heed for - sssts alias
Diamond Card Press.
5000 cARDs Pea HoURi
THR DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE is the place
to 70, your Bas,nsss CarAs Dristsa n
ssoar sor,cR. and in tn. very bost style.
THE DAILY GATE CITY
JOB OFFICE
Il the LARGEST In THE CITY, and completely
furnished for ali kind. Of JOE WORK called
for BY business professional men.
We work for decent profit but are ready for
any composition In prices, work mansbip ar ,psed.
BLANKS.
Bills Of IAding and other Blanks for sale at this
smss and Blanks of all descriptions nsAtly ehsspiy
ssd sxpsditioasly printed and Furnished 70 order.
rus Dsa Aosxss vALLar wnia 10 issued from
his once every Wednesday, has an extensive andin-
ersasing circulation throug hout tho DesMoinss Val
10y - yell - In the Of the State and the Uai-
t,d states, and ~ . msdiam Of advsYtisng is not
surpassed. Subscription price 1l,so per annun IN
advance.
DUsINEss NOTICE.
All advertisements for this paper must b. pre-
paid those Of persons having regular accounts
with this once. This rule 10 imperative.
Bills for Jon WosK are expected 10 DO paid on de-
livery Of the work, unless otherwise specially
agreed upon.
Accounts with regular ustomsrs will BE- settled
quarterly, aniess otherwise specially agreed upon.
BcaLixorox COMMERCIAL CoLLses,-~We call the
attention Of readers to the Of the
above inatitaton. II hse been removed 70 siex ant
new rooms. where Mr.. Dalhod, the principal, 10 pre-
pared 10 impsrt to all who may favor him with
their patronage. = thorough kaowi~dgs u Book
keeping. Pennanship, Ac., In an sxpsditious man
nsf, and ssa less than the same insxucsios can
be obtained in the Union
g1water street is looking up. A few
days ago We were travelling down there, and
wondered when Burns / Rsnsgsn's exeava-
ton in the side hill would be occupied BY .
substantial and roomy stone house. Yestsr-
day, going down there again, Ne were sur
prised 10 6nd warehouse built and com
pletsd, 100 feet front, and we'll stored With
merchandise and freighs. Success 10 the
propristors Of the "Dss Aoines Valley
Warehouse
MAsoSic.At the tricnnai convocation Of
the General Grand Chapter Of Free and Ac-
ceptsd Masons, held 1t Hartford, Conn.,, Sep
- tcnber 18th, the following we're elected on
GERS to serve for three years
~ E.-Chas. Cline, Of Maryland, Gen.
q. II. p.
N. Philip G. Tucker, Of W., Gea. D.
NJ. E.-Amos Adams, Of Louisiana, Gen. g.
King.
u. E.-John L. Lewis, Jr., Of N. Y, Gen.
G. Scribe,
NJ. Edward Raymond, Mass, Gen. g.
NJ. R.--B. B. French, Of d. G., Gen. c.
n. Ed. R. Hastsock, Of Iowa, Gen. G.
&. IL.
II. E.--Iieory G. Deming, Of Conn.,, Gen.
u. X. A. G..
GA wsg, upon visitnga medical muse
um, was shown some dwarfs and other spe-
cimens OF mortality, all preserved 10 aIoo.
hol. "Well," said he, 81 never thought the
dead could be in such spirits"
CO In IN action, lately, Mr.. James said i,
was = lamen.Able thing to sec "two tailor,
in the same suit"
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hare Opportunity 10 rcns Plane
4 GENTLEMAN With small family Is DESTROYS Of
IL obtaining board in private family, where a
new, nns toned Piano will be furnished, and in
struetions giyun IS part equivalent for board. Ref
srence exchanged Address Box $50.
sent fOd3w
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Manhassan Life = u ra nc Gem pal ny,
LAG BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

ITO bNVADWA1, WV TUFk.
Cash Cap,faIdnd Accumulation $500, o0Q.
nEPOSITED $l00, 900 with the Comptroller Of the
II State Of New York, for he security II Policy
holders. In addition TO which the Stockholders are
personally liable. Among the Directors the
most wealthy and influential citizens Of New York.
This is stock Company, returning to the As
surcd 81! per cent. Of all the profits tr annually.
party 80 years Of age may secure to his family
free from the claims Of his creditors, for about 50
cents per week, policy for $4,000.
no would not spare this sum Tor the grAtihca
ton Of rejection, ON . sick bed or in Of acct
dent that il all else fail, 10 had made q certAir
provision for his family 1t would tighten hi
pain, and do more for his recovery than MEDICINE.
N. II. MORGAN, Prest.
G. Y. WEnpLK, Sec'y.
Prospectus, with all necessary information, fur
nished by hickey 4 SIMPSON, AEts.
Post Office Building,
augS-diy keokuk, Iowa
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G wag, upon visiting medical muss-
um, WAS shown some dwsrfs and other sps-
cimens Of mortality, all preserved 10 aleo-
hol. "Well," said he, 81 never thought the
dead could be 10 such spirits"
CO In an action, lately, Mr.. James said i.
was lamensable thing to sec 1.-TWO tailors
in the same suit"
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a. AhspALL. /. HOWE GEO. b. rELr.
KENDALL, HOWE 4 Co.,
tsrccEssoas 10 uowE, LOCKWOOD i CO..
WhOlesa1e anA Retail
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT
AaA Real EssaSe Agents.,
Seooud 81, next door 10 the Athenmum N, h COX uk,
Iowa.
PARTICULAR attention will he maid 10 buyiny
ana selling Heal Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
be entrusted 10 as
we nave convenient rooms, and will attend to
storing and forwarding goods and produce of all
kinda.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale whcn de sired.
We have a large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewelry and notions " hch
We ODER at wholesale and retail, as low IA can be
found in the country.
Merchants aud peddlers will be supplied at ex-
treaeiY low prices for caah
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1855. Hats, Caps and Furs. 1856
I'M CASES Hate received from the maau-r0
w factory. Of ali styles. qualities and ~
prices, Tor sale cheap at whoiesai. and retail.
Merchants will do we'll to call and examine nv
stock, as am bound not to b. undersoId by any
house IN the est, either ~ ST. Louis or Cincinnati
Call and examine prises and goods at
SHELDON's,
septiod 40 Main Street.
800 doa, mems plush caps, new styles and all
qualities, for sale cheapat SiIELD0N'S,
sepl0d rs Main Street.
1000 dor mems silk, fur, and wool hats, for
sale cheap,st SHELDON's,
septlod 10 Main Street.
500 doI. mems back gloves, mitts, gAuntlets
and iadies' fancy furs, for sale cheap at
septl0d SHELDON'S, IL Main Street.
I ADIEs.--Sow Is the time for you all to call
- AMI secure yourselves Of those splendid
sets Of Furs have lust received my Winter stock
Of them, aud will sell them rs cheap ~ you can
buy them in st. Loais. Among my stock may be
found the following
STONE MARTIN,
AMERICAN SABLE.
FITCH
RUSSIAN FITCH
MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
KoCk MARTIN,
COMFY.
{, Come enc, come all, and examine. No trouble to
show Goods At 5uELDOS'S,
4 s.pl0d 70 Main Street.
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New Fall Stock.
1856.
COMST(D(,k ~ BROS

" have just received our Fall and inter
~ stock from he East, and are now pftpaltd to
III, waefs Tor any thing IL. "lr line rroA
Nc nave out several Kew and BEAUTIFUL Stoves
among which rs the QUINCY rAkLoH, Stove
that NE wish syery nne 10 o, s,a,ne Le Tara main,
their purchases for winter Our entire stoeL Is more
complete than heretofore ard our prices as ne aaI
very low. sepISd Gt MSInEk A ELn
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BcRLixorox CoaugRcrAL CoLLses.-~Wc call the
attention Of readers to the advertisement Of the
above institation. II hss been removed - elegant
ne rooms. where Mr.. DalhoG the principal, 10 pre-
pared 70 impsrt to all who may favor him with
their patronage. . thorough knowlrdge II Book
Keeping Psnmanship. Ac., In an expeditions man
nes and ., less cost than the same nstxustioa
be obtained in the Union
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A DESIRABLE Lor ROR SALE.--SituAted on
"A the corner Of Bank and Tenth street, CON-
nandng almost an entire view Of the city, also the
river at tho depot Of the X. Fl. ID. X. H.
worry rare chance for any person wishing one Of
the prettiest locations in tho city. For particulars
inquire So, Main street.
sep23d HAMILL 4 RALSTON.
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DussOIUTaON.

t'JNHE co.partncrship heretofore existing under
L the style OF Howe, Lock wood A Co. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. MIR A. Lock wood
retiring from the firm. All unsettled business of
the late firm will be attended 10 by Geo. r. Felt
LOW ELL HOWE
T.. A. LOCKWOOD,
GEO. u. fELT.I
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Ko0kuk Weed Yard.
VINHE subscriber, having purchased the above
yard of n. Goison, will deliver wood in any
part OF the city, cut and split, for any length of
stove, fur &24 per load Of 90 feet.
Also will saw wood any where in the city for 70
cents per cord where the quantity Ia six cords or
over, and less at 81 90 per cord. Eight days no
tics required for saving
| rard corner oi High and Fifth streets
sent Is aam p. LIBRETON.
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All advertisements for this paper must be pre-
paid save those Of persons having regular accounts
with this once. This rule ID imperative.
Bills for Jon Wosk expected TO DO paid on de-
livery Of the work, unless otherwise specially
agreed upon.
Accounts With regular customers will Be- settled
quarterly unless otherwise specially agreed upon.
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Chicago New Wholesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO i SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No, IL Randolph Street ,............CHICAGO, ILLS.
WE are receiving large and choice stock Of
w HArANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
Ftne.cat, Smoking, 4 Ping Tobacco
Having direct communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and manufacture of PLua TosAcco, en-
abies US to offer some very choice brands of these
celebrated Tobaccos At very low prices.
Country dealers and callers generally are invited
TO exam inc our stock. j. f. JORDAN i co.
Rando phi st., lopposite Young America, Chicago
.uuv * .cui,
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keep the Nimble Sixpencc Roll
inc

Ing.
AN receiving large stock Of first class goods, of
every style, direct from the eastern cities which
will be sold cheap for cash.
Come and see what bargains. Hear We our cry
and We will make glad thy home. ! freely invite
all hands to unite. Friends If Freedom, CHEAP yes
very cheap. Swell the song, young and old the
strain proiong. Ny stock consists in part Of the
following articles
DRY GOODS,
Drllings ,Domestics, bieached and brown Shirtinx
Checks Cottonades, 0snaburgs, Linen goods Of ali
kinds,sc. OF dress goods have a great variety:
Null and Swiss Muslins, Dotted swiss Ginghams,
Prints. Ac also, in hisdeprrtment 10 extensive
stock Of notions.
HATS, BoNNETs, UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsoLs,
great variety Of the above articles Mems and
| Boys Wool Leghorn. straw. Panama and Chin
BRAID Bonnets aud Hats; Parasos OF all kinds, To
suit the taste of all.
BOOTS AND SHOES
/ An excellent assortment of Ladies and Misses
Boots and shoes, Critters, Slippers and Bu.kins
Mems ana Boys Boots, Shoes and Erogans.
| Crockeryi have a splendid lot If Queensware
direct from the city Ut New York which am con-
ndent sell cheaper than any house in this city:
among which Is an endless quantity of common
teas and general assoftmeu. of every thing in
! this line.
In addition to the above. have n large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,,
Which you all know retailed lower than whole
sale prices; and also late importation Of choice
/ Teas of every kind.
/ A Sketch-This stock is the largest and NEST Va
ried and will be sold cheaper than ever before Offer
| ed In this market. have also on hand large lot
of summer Clothing, which will be sold at low fg-
U.s.. ;" IL ssSa .asat.sss s2se- ...s =. every
department Of trade, think can offer induce mel t.
to purchasers not exeesd BY any house in this city
4 Cali at M. 81 Main street, between I'd and "a
| and at No. 1917 Main street, between Sth and 9th
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a "a KD.

GARD.
~ AslNa this day disposed Of my interest in tho
l. hrm of Howe, Lockwood 4 Co., 10 Mr.. A. Ken
Dali Of Boston, Mass, would take this opportuni.
of returning my thanks 10 the citizens Of Keok
Tor their liberal patronage extended to during
my connection with the old firm and would cor
daily recommend he new firm my friends, a. In
every way worthy of their con aence and patronage
sept4-dtf T.. A. LOCK WOOD.
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A LAkJE assortment Of Hosiery and Gloves
n English and French hand made Mtts very
hne, NJ apr26 HUsTOSts
1--WE largest and best assorted stock Of Embroide-
1 ~ In the city NJ apr26 HUSTnN'S
A Huston will be found the largest lot If Irish
"a Linens, Laccs, Edgngs, and every variety of
Whites goods, at prices that cannot BE- beat in any
western market apro6
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A FINE Salesroom, % by so, second story. OF
"A Main street, between Third and Fourth En-
quire nj this once. fsepe3dtf
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I'm Ida and sac Co.'S tn this state.
'I'iiE above land was selected by the owner with
great care, is eminently worthy the attention Of
capitalist or those wishing to buy home.
Also, one hundred and eleven acres in Mercer
county, Ohio, to b. exchanged for ktokuk lots or
!ands in its vicinity. kICkEi 4 SIMPSON,
Aug. lad t. Johnson 81. Post bGlce Buildinr
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, membera ofths Naaa4l -
scsstivs Com1stttss Of tia ApAsyison Fo ha9s
pleasure IN announcing 70 the people M s&llA-
Of the AMxRICAk 0RakN, a. an authorilslSt strs
Meat ard advocate Of the principles Df tho Asll,
can Party, have been completed. \ \,
Recommending 10 hbors. pnder fhns nen au.
spices, the undersigned chcerfuIS COM ea thc
AMERlCAH OnsAn % the gsneron ou hls u
the Amsricam Party h every asslIbm ef Con-
NderacB and they hope itsc6l 6lqnns hIay Sd nAhd
the widest circulation,
" HUNPHRuY MAnaHAfi. IL -. !.
Is SOLOMON q. HAVEN. ogre. n.
J!gM0RRES0N HAnRr& f Ma
JACOB BROOM, of Penn.
WAsHINeroE CIET, u O., Nay leth. le6es
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SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE.
/ AN Excellent Farm 0f 3AS acres $50
n Of which il in Oak and Pine timber Is offered
for sale exchange for city property II is situated
in Prince William county, Virginia, about twenty
flye miles from washington. and three miles from
the Potomac. The dwelling house Is Of brick, three
stories high and forty BY y feet IN extent and cost
orieinailv alO being one Of the best houses IN
the county. There is new barn on the premises
with stone basement and al the necessary
ines. Also well Of excellent water, which h cold
IN the warmest weather The fences are substantial
'There are = large number of fruit trees on the
farm. and superior garden Apples Pears, Pluns,
Cherries Peaches Grapes, and other fruits are pro
duced in abundance. fe -
The extension Of the Richmond end Fredelicke-
burg Railroad viii pass the borders Of this farm, ad
greatly enhance its value This work IA now In pro-
9reha and viii soon be completed. 4 M N
This farm formerly belonged TO Mrs. Sophia Car
ter and its situation is perfectly healthy Title un
exceptionable. ~ M Wf N el
The above Arm win be sold on moderate terms,
and the payments win be made perfectly sanagtory
70 re purchaser. Apply at this Once, p
sep scott w. N. WATSON.
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THE GREATEsT DISCOVERY
OF THE AGEi
w 00D'S

HAIR X EST O ~ TIVE e
Iaoa Pas ss e 4. orsnI PrsRa- sdor
after having become gray, and reinstates IL il all its
original health lustre, s0ftness and beauty; re-
moves a. once dandruE from the scalp, aud al un-
pleasant itching, wel as all caaneous eruptons
such a. Scald heads, &C., and hence creates per-
fectly healthy state ofthe scalp byactnR as atirnu
lanAnd tonic to eorgans necessary 10 supply color
ing matter p The hair and completely restores them
to their original yigor and strength, and thus pre-
vents ell sndsncy TO become gray. II also prevents
the hair from becoming unhealthy, and falling of,
and brings II out where It il gone by resuscitatng
the orgaF neoeasAfy g supply nutfiment health,
and eoorng matter 10 II and hence acts as perfect
OnAEtnroHx, Mass, Aug. ., 1858.
GmsumEx: Nothina but duty and sympsthy
that feel 70 communicate % others who are afflicted
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of he hene6t have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. When first com
nehced ualhg II ny hair va quite gray, and 10 spots
Eve months and nv hair ls eptlrely changed 70 its
original color brown, and the new hair IS over three
inches In length on the spots where II was bald
have also been much gratHsd ~ the healthy rnois-
ture and vigor of the hair whiohb0iore was dry and
Il has ceased % come ont - Formerly.
1irs n A. sT0DDARD.
Prof q i woop.a win coma isnSe can | Fecoro.
mand ygur HAIR Rsgioptyn "a helpr 10 npst sIica-
cioes article ever saw, \ hare used the Wahpene
and many o'har preparations bf ne day. an 70 no eE
feet B1os udiIg youf Hair Restorative my hair
aiIJ grown dark ana nov |ssl ndsni that 4 few
more applications uilI r8s1of8 En 10 theif natural
color. h eIhh hna rsIses& - AZ sll danarnff and
unpleasant itching, % common among persona who
Il Address .: J.w0oD 4 CO. slg broadway, n. r.,
For salsin Washinr.1n W oHARLE9 sTOTr a
CO.. and hv All uFnNNinla t ian o~-ff y
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DR. JOHNsTON.

WpALTIMORE Lock Hospital, has dis
y covered the most certain, speedy and efTectuaI
remedy in Tie world for
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YwNHE Great Eastern Panacea, prepares
III Ia the Temple Of Health, and for ages formed
almost the sole medicine used in the East Thess
prescriptions are perfectly simple, and may be put
up at any drug store at trifing cost Some Of then
are particularly applicable In Consumption, ScFoi1
Others remove syphilis, Secret Diseases, Itolk
Nervous Diseases, Costiyenees &c, Ia an almost ip,
credibly short time Sent With plain printed diree
tons, on the receipt Of 20 cents.
WIN FRANKLIN,
sept l--1y Box 22l Albany, N. Y.
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bss Wrrn1naroN, N. sC., June lB, 1854
"a Y,arsn1w sslHo lnes have hd0 ths sight ~ their
.ves ~ inpaired a. 10 require the use of 6laesea,
would recommend Mr. John Tobias d. suitable per-
son from whom 10 obtain such Glasses - they may
,scre a he has suited me with pair Of Speotaoles
.oT far and near sight Mysight has been impaired
yery much by o service of years In the Post ONCE
Department which berth required me 70 be on duty
rom ii O'clock ut night TIL after day, duFing which
.sne used but one light
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n 1'Or1TAM = NORFLEI's


All material used viii be the best that can he OBJ
tained and hosh q ~ having been practical work
cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability
BY yunremitslnk efforts % give Satisfaction we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit share Of public
PafsicdIar attenton paid 70 covering Trunks, and
repairing al kinds AZ work ~ a * sa
Saddlsrs' Tools Constants on hand. nov Sly
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- - = - - - - - y - =
FOR TwENTY.FTvE CENTS.
&rEHE Recipe for making the Won-
~ drous Panacoa a. cure for almost eyeryH'
claas Of disease for only IS cents. II readily sals
for 3S per bottle, and the recipe alone is worth,
N425 good family newspaper sent for one yokf& N
Jextra frWfLLIAMS,
II june 81 -Iys Albany, New YOrk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-31

10 De understood that he refused to leave, and
theh went on to explain to what extent the
statute authorized Gov Bashford to go.
Mr.. MeAr.hur-Do you intend. Mr. Bash
lord TO put me outby force if refuse to leave:
Let us understand each other Alright.
The Governor-I do not wish to say as
much, Mr.. Macarthur, but
Mr.. A. (interruptnR)-We are now occu-
pying antasonistic relations, simply upon q
political question, and l shall not treat it as a
personal atiront sir, for you to answer me in
The aiilrnafve if such is your determination.
Ii 1t Is your intention to use force in eiecting
me, and will so say, l will consider it con-
Strueiive force, and yield.
Mr.. Hunter Private Secretary Come,
Mr. Bashford, out with it-say what you
meau-act like a man
The Governor-Then, Mr.. Macarthur, ,ciH
say that, should you refuse to give up posses
SION OF these rooms, peaceably, l shall feel it
my duty to use whist force would be neces-
sary to eject you.
MeArthur-That is sufficient, sir. 1 con-
slider this constructive eiectment. l will
now yield to you the possession of these apart
ments.
Mr.. Macarthur then rose and grasped Gov.
Bashtord cordially By the hand, and after
few minutes conversation quietly withdrew,
having acted the gentleman t roughout.''
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New York, March 29.-The steamer Ful.
ton. Wotton, from Hayre March y, via Cowes
morning of the 18th, arrived at this port this
morning. She brings " passengers, and
$4,000 in specie.
Tie Fulton brings the second edition of the
London Times Of Wednesday.
The Vienna correspondent Of The London
Tunes states that the mystery Of the recent
improved relations between Austria and the
United States, has been cleared up. An Amer.
lean company is about to be formed in order
TO open direct trade between the United
States and Austria, and import cotton and
other products direct from America. instead
Of from London and Liverpool. The writer
intimates that treaty OF commerce between
the United States and Austria will be con-
cuded at no distant day.
Col. Hodges, the British Representative at
Hamburg, had made representations to tbe
Senate respecting the quantities of ammuni.
ton that left that port for Russia. AN OK.
animation followed, when 1t was proved that
these supplies had, in most instances been
forwarded on account Of two houses Of hiph
standing in England. in one of which a Mem.
Der OF Parliament was interested
The Times Paris Correspondent states that
on two points Russia makes ample coneossions
VIZ: The naturalization OF the Black Sen
with the dismantling Of the fortresses and
the non reconstruction Of Bomarsnnd.