The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-16
Telegraph News.

Telegraph News.
ST.. LoUIs, July ID.
The correspondence Of the Republican, un
der date of June 18th, says: Ths conditions
agreed upon at the Conference between Gov
| Cummings, the Peace Commissioners and the
! head of the Mormon Church are: The troops
shsll enter the city without opposition. The
civil officers shall be permitted to perform
the duties Of thir Offices without interruption,
and unconditional obedience to the laws of
the land shall be given. On the other hand,
past offences shall be forgotten, ~ stated in
the Presidents Proclamation. All the hous-
es in the city have been closed against both
civil officers and strangers, except one, which
is occupied BY tho Governor and family
Everybody else were obliged to sleep in their
wagons or on the ground. The persons in
the city were Gov. Cummings, Secretary
IIartnett, Powell ! and Mccullough, Peace
Commissioners, DR.. Fornoy, Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs, MIR. Craig, Indian Agent,
Mr.. Dodson, Marshal Of the Territory, and
Messrs. Simonton, Fillmore aud Brown, cor
respondents Of the N. Y. Times, Herald and
Tribune.
New YoRk, July 1.-THE bark Rapid, for
Mimititlan, Mexico, sailed to-day with a
the construction Of the Railroad.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 1.-THE Isabel
has arrived with dates from Havana and
Key West to the 10th.
Sugar at Havana was active and firm
, Aolasses inactive. Frsights dull. Sterling
, Exchange 1908 premium; Bills on the North
2(g3 premium.
GRrKssBuRG, IA, July l3.--The Republi-
! can Conv sntion Of the 4th District met TO
day. Hon. Judge Hockdam Of Rush was
. nominated on the LIST ballot. Resolutions
approving Of the 4th Of March State rssolu-
tons, and denouncing the Green English bill
and the extravaganza Of the administration
were adopted.
CoLuHBus, O., July l3.-Ths Republican
State Convention met to-day. The attend
ance was large; all counties in the State be
' ing fully represented. Samuel s. Crawford,
Of Dayton, presided. The Committee on
Resolutions, through their Chairman, Hon.
I. B. +. Wade presented, the following, which
/ was unanimously adopted, the Convention
|, giving tremendous aye:
: Resolved, That the Republicans Of Ohio in
convention assembled, entertain an abiding
confidence in the cardinal doctrines Of the
party heretofore inscribed upon its banners,
and in defence Of which it has never failed
: freemen Of the State an ardent, triumphant
b support, hereby re- affirm the same, and again
! commend them to the favorable considera-
, ton Of tho people.
!, Resolved, That the President Of the Uni.
ted States aud his several partizans in Con-
grsss, aided by, emmissaries in Kansas, in
their persistent efforts to enforce by violence
fraud and intimidation upon the people oil
that Territory constitution in opposition &c
their will and in fraud Of their undoubteG
: rights deserves, and ought to receive the un-
: qualifed condemnation of all the American
. people.
Resolved, That the astounding disclosures
of the ruinous and corrupt prodigslity of ths
national Administration, which in the bre
: period of IL months Of profound peace ha.
9 exhausted an averaowing treasury, and add
/ cd to tho public debt forty million dollars
: without any sensible indication OF proposes
!. remedy, or cessation Of the evil, submits t.
& the people to choose between the ALTERNATIVE,
II of national bankruptcy or national reform
II Resolved, That We invite oil men Of al
parties to join with Us in restoring the gov
y eminent to its original purity and principles
l. and preserve il a. an inheritance to thos
IT who may come after Us.
" The following tickets WAS nominated: Fo
!, Supreme Judge, VIM. v. Peck, Of SciotA; 70
u Attorney General, G. II. Wolcott, Of Summit
p by acclAmation; for Comptroller, w.
10 Thrall, Of Franklin; for Board Of Publ
;. Works, J. S. Martin, of Butler. Great hsr
). mony and good feeling prevails.
80 An immense and enthusiastic Ratification
1; Meeting is now being held in Capitol Squar
y with addresses by Hon. B. +. Wade, Hon. B
ar Stanton and others.
LOUISVILLE, July l3.-Mr. Patrick Pop
- and family were poisoned by arsenic put il
D. their coffee BY slave girl 10 or IL years old
r Mrs. Pope is in q critical condition. Tn
40 rest Of the family are recovering.
i The Memphis Citizens Bank has closed.
- QuEBrc, July l3.--The ship Windsor, ar
10 rived here. reports that she was in compan
Or with the Niagara and Agamemnon, Jun
I'd Goth, in heavy weather. Both had ligh
a steam on. The weather on the 23d and 14s
- was tne, but from then to the 2Sth heav
Or southwest winds prevailed.
nr TEor, July l3.-Ths new steam propeller
10 May Flower, of West Troy, while on her tris
! trip to-day, when nearing tho dock in thi
> city, exploded, blowing Oh the dome Of he
70 boilers and demolshing wood work, &c.
10 Four persons were scalded, one dangerous
ID y.
: PorrsyiLLE, Pa, July l3.-Nine men wsr
y instantly killed this morning at Harper's min
by the falling Of black damp. Five other
were seriously injured, but it 10 supposed the
will recover.
is CO Alamakec county 10 one Of the bes
v counties in the State--rich in trout and goo
ID Democrats Express & Herald.
n Trout and Democrats-what scaly set
l. -lDally Times.
!! rEManv voung ladies make foois o
themselves by the looking glass, and man,
young men by the drinking glass.
VI CT"Ned has run away with your wife,
b said one friend to another. 'sls it possible
I | am truly sorry for his sad mishap," repliet
the other.
D cy-A young lady is charged with havini
+ said that II a cart-wheel has nine fellows
} it's apitty if pretty girl like her can't hayt