The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-15
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dhO ~. WUUDEN,
HIRAM PRICE,
News.
The Gin. Enquirer Of the 18th reports a
quarrel between Mason, Democrat, and Cox.
American, candidates for Congress in Ky.-
Cox was shot dead by Mason. Cox was a
late member Of Congress from the 9th Dis.
trict. Mason has also represented the same
District.
FOREIGN NEws.-The Anglo. Saxon arrived
at Quebec on the 18th, with four DAYS later
news.
The GREAT RAcK.-The steamship Van
derbiit arrived at Southampton on the 3O,h
uit., and the America reached Liverpool on
the 18th nit. The steamship Atlantic, which
lett New York the same time with the Van
derbiit, did not reach Liverpool till Wedne..
day afternoon, the LIST inst. The Wander
bits passage is called 9; days.
FRANCE Cavaignuc declines second con-
test, but several defeated opposition candi-
ties threaten to contest the returns Of their
Opponents.
The News says it is true that the French
Government has contracted with Marsel.
laise house to supply 10000 Africans for
Gaadaloupe and Martinique.
SPAIs.-There was a rumor that Letter, Of
marque had been sent from Mexico to the u.
y m anticipation Of a war with Spain.
lNDiA.-The India overland mail had ar
rived at London, containing voluminous ac.
counts eonhrmatory Of the telegrapnic an
nouncement Of the mutiny in the Indian ar.
ms. The details are somewha, less alarm
ing than the bare telegraphic accounts
Troops were marching from every .ide ugnins.
the mutineers in Punjaub, and every precau-
tIon had been taken to ,rample out the 6rst
spark OF treason. Mserut and Delhi were
placed under martial law, and the native
princes were sending con.ingents to the Brit.
ish forces and to Mecrut.
The native troops had murdered every Of
hcer on whom they could lay their hands at
Delhi, and il was supposed that Mr.. Frazier,
Commissioner, had fallen With many men,
women and children. The mutiny had not
affected the troops at other stations.
The London Commercial Lisf learns that
q report was current from we'll informed
quarters that the government was in posses
SION OF news from India that tranquility had
been restored
lhr North Star sailed on the eleventh for
Southampton and Bremen, took out nearly
200 passengers and $4,000. Among her
passengers are q. N. White, L. S. Consul to
Lyons, J. X. Dillon, Consul to Bremen,
Mons. Parrot, the French Railroad swindler.
and Christy's old band Of minstrels.
PtrrsBuseH; july 1.-THE jury, this even
ing. rendered verdict of guilty of murder
In the first degree against Charlotte Jones,
Henry Fife and Monroe Stewart, implicated
in the murder Of the Wilson family. a,
Mckeesport. The trial lasted eleve en- dave
and produced intense interest in the commu-
nifty.
River three feet nine inches by the metal
marx, and falling. Weather clear. Mercu.
ry 50.
Repabiicas County Nominations.
We received yesterday from Fort Madison
the ofheial report Of the proceedings of the
Convention at Charleston, on Saturday last
We had not time TO copy the resolutions this
morning, but will give them to morrow.
The names Of the various candidates WIN
were nominated will be found at the head Of
our paper. So far rs We know. they are all
good men and mike a strong ticket.
The following named gentlemen were no.
pointed Delegates TO the State Convent TO
be held at Iowa City on the 10th Of Angus,
nert:
Mslison-Judge yiele, J. NJ. Beck, p. IL
Bsbcoek
keokak Judge Lowe, J. W. Rankin. c.
f. Gem. ] b. Howell.
Pheasant Ridge--Thos. SAWYER,
Washington Jonas Rice.
Cedar Benajah Cadv.
Des Monies ". j. Cochran.
charle-ton--G W. Browning.
tarrlsou-A. Anderson.
Van Barren Mr. lIarian.
West Point NJ vs.. DeaB, S. Townsend
MHion-~Juo COPYRIGHT.
sfahshu-t W. se'nrls.
Montrose-ii. q. stuart.
Denmark-Dr. g. shedd.
Jefferson K. stantortb.
oretn Bay. b. l.owrje.
After he delegates hd been annoin,es
the resolution endorsing the Cons,i,u,,or
was again taken up and discussed, bu, III.
sentiment Of The Convention seemed oppose,
TO making II party test, while all expresses
their detefminaiian 10 support il ut the ,.olis
and oeiore coming 70 vote, on motion. III
Convention adjourned sns ate. and ali :.
'irvd TO their homes ~nh the rstriotic de
termination 10 increase and continue the;
exersions 10 the Cause OF free iabor AM
laan's natural and nsli-nahie rights.
A. ANDERSON, Lhin'n.
j. MEpwAKDs. s.c'y.
INDIAN Sgor The ST. Paul Times Of til
7fh details the capture and killing Of Ink pa
du-ta's son In the neighborhood of the Vel
low Medicine agency. lie is the savage VIII
killed Mrs. Noble With horrible cruelty. II
was shot and bay onetted, he carcass left o.
tho ground, and lis squsw captured.