The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-11
Teicgrapnic news.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.--There is better feel
ing in business. Receipts and money mat
tiers are improving slowly but surely.
Six of Gus city banks are ready to resume
specie payments, and others are gradually
coming into the line.
The Lodi Print Works in New Jersey ex-
pect to resume business next week, with from
800 to 500 hands.
The specie statement to night will show
fourteen million dollars specie in bank.
Four banks were thrown out to-day BY the
Metropolitan. The Western Bank OF Lock.
port, Powell Bank Of Newburg, Chemung
County Bank, and Ontario County Bank Of
Phelps.
Business day at clearing house nearly
Sl5.00o,000 clearings and upwards Of 9o0,-
900 balances.
1 Stocks at first board were usually active,
and prices huoyant. The second board was
also active, but prices rather lower. &C.
bonds 1s., N. Y. c. oct, Erie l3s, Reading
353, NJ. 5. icy, |. G. ~, G.. Il II. II G. X.
|. 81, G. 4 &. 81, Harlan est, NJ. 9. ~, N.
Ii. &. ii. l07, La Crosse b Mi. 81.
1 Toole, one Of the parties engaged in the
!. outrage in Greenwich street, has been ar-
I arrested. Devina was not concerned in it,
/ The workingmen assembled this morning
I anu IuaTtutl W III WbNIe kuCtI ichdr
I ers addressed them in the usual style. The
! finance committee OF the board OF aldermen
/ will repert on their petition tonight.
Nlw YORK, Nov. - Pelctiah Perrit has
been chosen to the vacant Police Commis.
| sioncrship.
The steamship Quaker City which sailed
to-day for Mobile and Havana, took out $780,
900 in specie.
The wurkingmen held more me stings to-
day, ANA committee from the bods had an
interview with Mayor Wood, who advised
J them 10 meet peaceably ON Monday night
and 10 70 the common council and see what
they would do for them.
The crowd outside on the return Of the
committee gave three cheers for Mayor WOOD
and dispersed.
One hundred guns arc firing this evening
, for the Democratic victory in the State.
NKw YoRK, NOV. 9.-The hungry mob ar,
getting turbulent and fears are entertained
OF M outbreak. They gathered in front o
the CRY Hail to- day, calling the Mayor
humbug aud threatened to drag him from hi
Office. A squad Of Fifty Metropolitan police
sent for, when the crowd dispersed. At
o'clock ,hegatcs Of the City Hail were closed
and guarded in consequences OF certain threats
thrown cut by the mob.
/ Assistant Treasurer iccico has telegraphed
9 to Washington for authority to use Govern.
ment troops ON Governors Island and Navy
Yard, II needed, to guard the I. 5. funds in
the sub treasury and the Banks.
Marshal Rinders has also telegraphed to
the same effect this evening.
The Post states, on good authority, that
Gen. Walker will sail this week from New
Orleans, for Nicaragua, with 1900 troops, in
fine steamer, with plenty Of ammunition
and provisions.
Col. Duncan, Of the L. s. army goes out
to command the artillery.
Bosros, Nov. 49, Pursuant to a call in
the papers, large meeting of mechanics aud
laboring men assembled on the Common, thi.
! p. m, Several speeches were made and res
olutions passed strongly urging upon the
city authorities to take immediate meas res
TO prevent from two to three Thousand peo-
pie from actual starvation. Two large ban.
ners were displayed, on which was painted
the following: "We ask not alms, but work
lhaL oar nlses Aiia ct..ia. NAY ilot s..ryc
Peace and Good Will is our motto"