The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-28

0ovaxos Bran MosssD. The Reskfoed
Rspvbleas gives IN account e - asesalt
b. mob, apon .hs rssidsses u Gov. 14ba,
Of Seward county, Illiasis, iornsrly Gorsrn-
or Of Ohio.
II seems tAatths Governor ~ unpopular
with HE neigAbors on asseans u his vsAltA
and aIktocrAtic associations, and that they
embraced the occasion Of the marriage Of
his son to surround his house, and with al
manner Of outcries and missiles to insult and
annoy the inmates Of the house. Gov. Bsab
appealed to the crowd to desist, but thsy be-
came only the moro sxsspsrated end threw
stones and Gred gums at the hooss. After
threatening them with the consequences,
Bebb arsd shotgun It them, upon which .
portion Of them dssistsd aad made rush at
the house, Bebb fred md killed the foremost
man, and thersupon the rest ran away
Great excitement prevails in the vicinity.
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TIE Nsw PENrrxxrlARY AZ JoLrEr.-The
new psnitsntiary located at Joliet, Illinois,
10 designed on IN extensive scale, and y to
be = magnificent structure. The central
building, for tho accommodation Of the ON
GERS, viii be es By 81 feet and four stories
high. Two wings are 70 BE- $50 by 81 feet,
stories high, and each containing 400 cells,
and the kitchen department PA BY 60 fest.
The prison wall will enclose space Of Is
acres, and be OF cut Stone Eve feet thick at
the base.
MAIL RosBsxY.-The Postmaster ct Mat
soon, Illinois, writes that two mail-bags were
found with some four hundred envelopes; in
= we'll in that place, leading TO the conviction
thaa most extensive robbery Of the mail be-
tween St. Louis and Chicago, had been pcr-
petratsd during the past week.
nPrssidsnt Buchansn's sufsrings from
the okceholders seem to be intolerable. He
complains bitterly, but no sooner does hs
get rid Of one swarm than another still more
hungry and numerous surround him. The
Foreign appointments, including many i'm
portant Consulships, are now the objects
which attract countless host Of olIos-sesk-
srs, gathered from every State Of the Union.
TThs Government is preparing to send
strong force Of dragons against the Nav
sjo Indians, Who murdered Col. Dodge.
|
a. Some one remarks that In Paris there
10 nothing yosng except their antiques, and
il might BE- resortsd that there 10 nothing real
IN this country except our sAsss.
New sssanss Ter Ksskak.
The new steamer Dss Moinss, one Of ssv.
sral in process Of construction for he Keo.
kuk and St. Louis Packet Company, has besr
launched at Madison, Indiana. We copy d,
following account Of It from the Madison
Courier Of the 22d:
"The new steaner Dss Moines, With 4
large party, made IN excursion 10 Cassolltor
yesterday. Her nachinsry performed sasis.
iactorily. The Dss Aoinss, - has ben
stated, 10 200 fest long, 50 fest beam, and
| 81 fest hold diameter Of wheel q feet
hqlhebs 8 fest. The hall vas moulded b.
Aies. Tsnpls, cabin BY John Crosslsy, and
pAansing By +. L. Dubach her snginss ar
Iron the Meals.
! "The Dss Moines il beausifully modelled
sits on the water like = swan, and proves on,
| Of tho fastest short boats running 70 S.
Louis. The cabin i plain white, With bu
few ornaments, bat these ars % admirably
and artissioally arranged ~ 10 present I
very pleasing tout snssHsbis. The carpets
j we're nade and put down BY Mr.. Manning
Altogether, the Dss Aoisss il . crsditabls
4 L. - IL
"o.ps; Hssigas i nov .rsssiving cargo,
and viii Isavs honday o. Tassday next FOL
the Upper AiesissiPpi, taking in TOW thu
ship-yard. With Capt. Heaight our NO
/ ", many Christian virtsss, fair and upright
among them, and dsservedly 90. May BIZ,
shadow never grow lees, unless it be Oh sh'
longest leg"
ExGIIsH RoYALrY.-Quesn victoria il th,
mother Of Eve girls ard four boys, all health,
and robust children, anu yet she and her hus
band are lees than thirty eight years DID,
The immediate royal family Of Great Britain
consists - follows:
/ Alexandriaaa vicsoria, born May ~, 1919
married Feb. 10, 1910, TO
| Francis Albert August Charles Emanuel
born Aug, rs, 1879.
CHILDREN.
i I.--victoria Adelaide Mary Louise, Prin
eess Royal, born Nov. q, 1870.
2.-Albsrt Edward, Prince Of Wales, borl
Nov. 9. lS4l.
/ 3.--Aliss Maud Mary, born April Is, 1S4S
/ 4.-Alired Ernst Albert, born Aug.
1874.
/ 5.--Hclena Augu.sa Victoria, born NJ,
Is, 1886.
j 6.-Loaisa Carolina Alberta, bora Marc|
lS, ls4s.
4 Arthur William Patrick Albert, borl
May l, 1880.
t s-Leopold George Duncan Albert, bor1
April Z, 1883.
/ 9.-Princess ---, born April II, 1857.
i Faur1 ssDowx EAn."-The PHILADELPHIA,
Bullstin says:
"We learn from various parts Of Dsla
ware, New jersey and Pennsylvania sha
there il every appearance Of Our having th
heaviest crop Of peaches ever known. 0
!, course they will BE- cheaper than ever. Il
regard to other fruits, the prospects are =
favorable, or nearly 20. Ths chilly wsaths
Of the past day or two i mot likely 70 hav
caused any injury, and the young fruit ma,
nov beresardsd - safe from III danger fron
frosts."