The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-28

5te&6s1S AZ here 6ldt13Sed to DO Il
lotteries and o1her firms. The letters
ksr 1919, and the inclosuress ID cash and
1lss, amount to upwards Of oo0- These
keeasns extend back to April
Herald corresperaIass.l
Several Captains, ~ 1assels have been
boarded by BritiG xxlAhe Gulf, have
bssn hsfe asking n tho Government,
- their best med bdress, among them
kas Can't, Bartlett ak Sde ship Clarsndaa.
xss's .zs.r "a b. bee. sS' sss.d
de- u the Buazard. undsfstand that
~ Setetary Of the Navy has expressed to
G1ME BARTLETT, In the most positive terms,
ADinion that the owners Of the Clarendon
haSe valid claim on the British Govern
ment Of $l00,000--the value Of ship and
cargo-and they arc determined to prosecute
the claim.
The French Minister has informed our
Government that Mons. Belly, Mild & Co.
arc not acting under the authority Of the
French Government in the matters OF the
Transit Podts and Central American affairs
Mr.. Naming, who 10 figuring n this business
with Belly, has no official pOsition, and it is
not believed at the British Leeation that the
Government tavors his alleged movements
in the matter.
The eight new sloopsof war ordered TO be
built will be apportoea as follows: One to
each Of the Navy Yards ut Portsmouth, Bos.
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Wash
ington, Pensacola and San Francisco, the lat
ter provided the necessary timber can be pro-
cured there. %
WASHINGTON, June "a.
The Southern nail brings dates from all
parts as late as due.
The Texas papers contain glowing accounts
OF the grain crops in that State. The pros
pect was that there would be the largest yield
Of corn eser known. The weather was ia
Then The Mobile paper, say b. Gen. Walker
and Henningsen were received there with ex
travagant demonstrations.
A private letter from Gov. Cumming lays
much stress upon the Importance of the Nor
mons being obliged to return to their homes
and employment. He is opposed to their
going homo, and confirms the statement here
tofore made thet tAey are divided into peace
and MAR partt6 sGd thinks it the duty and
policy u the Government to support the -
1lsr ~ break down the latter. He speaks
d ham Young as n man Of perseve GRANGE,
intel noe and experience, and with aathor
ity to 1nno1aee tho terrors awarded to those
who sin against the Holy Ghost. There is,
says Gov. c., division in the ranks Of the
Mormons, all fearing Young, while many hate
him, because Of the pacific meaupee with
which he 10 charged. Gov. G. plainly says
thar his chief hope of control over the Nor
mons is exerted through Young, and that il
any thing should happen to thwars ~ s6orts
to avoid the perils ola collision betWO1p thu
army and Mormons the country may e. $50
ably expect n general wsas ears
duration, and an expense 1illions
dollars, while the war would b& ndsupon
those the least deserving Of its y -.
WASHINGTON, Dune 23.
Senior Rabies, the Mexican Minist4S. has
authorised an emphatic denial Of the y90eut-
lv published statement Of the sale Of cession
of xlpx 0ftion of Sonora. He says all
doo11nsntS Issued by the Mexican Govern
ment, making grants for colonies or other
purposes, haSs been officially publishcd-that
there is mol single instance Of IA grant which
is not followed by IN announcement of the
fact--that there is mono il this case, and
without syph publication no grant or cessiony
~ 81 le0 9fsct. r.
.assl New YoRK, june "a. d
N - ysahte entered for the great race
ESrQul1L Lot sfau6, Started this A4Tenoon
andera saldss from tho ID stesmsAjo
Persia.
lcourier's sondease.l
Earl lmsburyau110 patches 70 EoRd NJ
pier express the hops tHat the PreG1dcnt
reconsider the dispatch Of Secretary Cas- to
Lord Napier Of the 10th Of April, declasing
further stipulations for the prevention Of Tie
s1~ve trade, and that he will agq0nfp Con
kNsataon for the correction Of naaa
|yhc American ~. Full repaf
I}omR1F rs0m6t 0ccuRrencess
lk Dclajms Of the &1BuI Ont
VUVkinasefn the yialent lkp1l MI
can sea oap,asxsi4A41 the - Of
.t the Chincki hiAnds z ferred
-, h s.. csrrs.popasnse.l
/ still entertained here as TO
| tho pof the .Mormons, and the
uA1 patches OF Gov. Cumming
c0nv prehension which Col. kanc's
4repct. pnce have ~ SemovS s A.
- othci1 Qnts they had posse 3 Of
amounV rs, and the alternate Design
Il the exd 1er..wholly otApeculation.
lg this rekS~ Nd others that nay not be
Dclosed, IL 10 deemed most prudent il not
absolutely necessary 70 maintain show and
sG1etive 1otec 30 send the civil officers in as
|eM1lng thesfsderal AUTHORITY.
! WAsurN0ros.Jnnc 24ss-The States Of this
evenfsg undor5londs from reliable source
that the Presideat rs determined 70 send an
armed force V N6eragRa. r. at least to
maze such n1sol 6ispl61 will convince
the Govsrnnents " Kngf - France that
our way 10 oas Racifc possessions 10 not to
be interfercd with, and adds that this in.elli,
gence may be depended upon.
MIR. Dallas, in the course Of this dispatch,
dated 9th June, alluds0t n . conversation hc
had with Lord Mains 1g, 10 whom, fol-
lowing - spirit Of i 1nstructions, be 70.
fussd - make any Conversations whatever 10
relation y visit y search, and he was here
about to snd his 16eter, and close the report
u tho unfavofable issue OF the tnteryiew.