The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-01


The Germans in the Territory almost to
man sympathixe with the Free State party.
Tcaesraphtc News.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-- The President
leaves for Bedford Springs at the end OF this
week.
Official reports represent Kansas as sub
dned, and therefore the Utah Expedition
will be dispatched, il not too late, with
nearly the original force.
The Commissioner Of Patents has not
Withdrawn his resignation, and goes out
when a successor can be found.
Capt. Meigs has been transferred to the
Potomac Acqueduct, and Col. Hughes OF the
Engineer Corps /. appointed Superintendent
Of the Capitol Extension.
Mr.. O'Seill, late Consul to Cork, is ap-
pointed Superintendent Of Indian Aifairs in
Utah.
After much delay Col. Mobiles bills for
supplies for the Northern Wagon Road Elk.
petition have been paid, excepting certain
charges for sardincs and Scotch herring.
II Il understood that Chevalier Wikoif
holds q commission. as secret diplomatic
agent in Europe.-fN. Y. tribune.
u,
Henry Fife and Monroe Stewart, recently
convicted OF murder at Mckecsport, were,
to day, sentenced to be hung.
WAsHlsoroN, July 29.--Judge Stiles,
District Attorney iiackaday, and Marshal
Diton, Federal officers Of Utah, joined in .
card emphatioally contradicting the reports
from that territory, extensively published in
the newspapers, which charged David IL.
l.ta - A.
having committed frauds upon Government
in oyercharging expenses and falsifying the
Mormons.
A report is in circulation that Brigham
Young has written letter to President Blu.
channn, expressing qualification ut the pros
pect of being relieved from the Governor
ship Of Utah, and promising that the FEEDER.
al officers to be sent thi.her will be kindly
treated, provided they attend to their legiti.
mate business.
WAsniSeroN, July 29.-Thc Secretary Of
War has received = dispatch from Fort Smell.
ling, NJ. T., Of the Gath inst, informing him
that the Sioux Indians acceded to everything
requested OF them b. the General Govern.
meat, and are now quiet.
Nav YORK, July 30.--Further by the Eu
ropa.
GREAr BalrAIs.-ln the House Of Com
mons on Thursday, Mr.. Roebuck moved res
! olulions reprobatory Of the Persian war. ii
supported bis motion IN bitter speech
Lord Pa.merston replied. and the resolution
we're elected, $50 against So.
! On Friday Lord Bfoughnm moved for au
address praying the Queen to discountenanc
all measures tending to promote the slsv,
trade. Lerd Clarendon said the Govern
ment would not hesitate to use power in
| vested IN II to stop the slave trade.
Iii supposed Parliament. will be prorogue,
in about a fortnight or three weeks.
| The British Government intends sendin,
to lndia the steam squadron and consider
able force OF artillery, BY the most speed
conveyance at hand, and in addition 10 til
troops already mentioned, the forces tina
had been appropriated for the Chinese ope
/ rations had all been intercepted and ordere
for service in India. This force IL to b
compensated for in China BY a battalion o
marines TO be dispatched to Hong Kong with
out delay.
/ The London Times in an article on III
Hon. VIM. l.. Marey's privateeriug letter
which it calls a bold, comprehensive propo
sal, expresses regret that England did no
close At once with the suggestions therei
made.
The French news is unimportant.
j SrAiN.-Two war steamers are about /
sail from Cadix for Havana, taking out in
/ s,ructions for Gen. Concha from the govern
ment also conveying more troops and ms
lsriass Of war for the expedition agains
Mexico, which Spain will certainly undcr
take. unless she receives full sasisfactio
from the Republic.
ITALY was tranquil. II was asserted tha
the movement was planned 10 London, an
that the Italian Court, backed by Aussri
and France, was about TO protest against tn
asylum which England Affords to these trout
lesome refugees.
1 Bosros, July oI.--1he second company q
Artillery, under command OF Major Have.
lief, Fort Independence, Boston Harbor, shi
morning, according to instructions from til
War Department, for Fort Smelling, Mime
sofa.
With the three companies Just ordere
from Fort independence, Hamilton, Mscki
nav AMI SAUL 81. Mary's, Michigan, ther
will soon be ten companies in Minnesota. +
/ view OF ths threatened Indian disturbances
ST. Louis, July 2s.Thc Republican pub
hshes atiidavits OF Car,iss Elboiton, DEBUT
CLERK Supreme Court Of Utah, addressed /,
Attorney General Black, to which the seal 3
the court is affixed, declaring the abatement
/ OF Judge Drummond's letter Of resignation
false regarding distribution OF records. hi
bolton says they are all safe ia his custody
nor has any person or persons disturbe,
1 them.
! Sr. PArL, July &c, Via ID ubuoue. ga,
Express has just arrived from the Sion,
| Agency, aud reports that the renewal Of hos
Utilities is unavoidable. Ten Thousand ind;
ans are there defying the U. s. troops. III,
settlers ars flying 70 the forts for protection
} Gov. Medary is there endeavorins 10 pre-
serve peace. lie sustains the Supsrintend
ens OF Indian Affairs in the suspension
payment OF annuities until the Sioux natio,
deliver up the lnkpsduta's band OF murder
ers. The Sioux refuse, and are irving e
bring about collision with the Goyernme n
| troops.
A telegraph despatch FROM Mir. Floyd. Sec,
rotary Of War. refusing the reques. OF Gov.
ernor Msdary, TO muster volunteers for az.
icnee, occasions some excitement. There
are Two hundred men here to-day prepsre I'd
ana determined TO march, II needed, 10 BRO
! tect the frontier. r.
Ihe Democratic Constitutional Conysu
ton has not yet organized.