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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-25
STATgAENr Of the Great Western Insurance
aud Trust Compapy


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ], 1858.
l. Name and cality--"Greal Western fns ur ancs
ana Trust Company Of Philadelphia
2. Amount Of Capital Stock, $500 10000
8. Amt Capital stock peidin 223 10000
4. Assets u Go.
l. Cash on hand and In hands of
hgents.....-. ........$l0. 4li.62
2. heal Estate 81 per
Schedule annexed. Sc, 900 90 / pr SEIZED.
- Bonds and Mort
cages re per SEIZED
ale annessd..... $4,000 90 l4o,soo
s. ls2 shares Peach Bot
tom state Mining
co........ .........s... 10000
80 shares Broad Top
Anthracite Coal
Company ...a....... 100000
200 shares Broad Top
improvement Co, III, 100000
500 shares Kim oerton
Coal Co.. 500. .... Is 100000
$50 shares Conso Ida
ted Coal Ce...... lS, zoe 90
.. Debts for Premiums, l2,s26.9S
7. BILLS receivable for
Marine Premiums and
balance of subscrip-
tions TO stock, tnego-
TABLE, )-................. o0s04.os
S. The amount of liabilities
due or not due to banks
or other creditors by the
bompany........ ..-......... $SSt lal.6i
3. Losses adjusted ant DUE. none.
z. /" !" not due. l,3i7.l3
g. Z" unadj jus ted. =. 10, $40 90
v. Losses in suspense. watt
for further prool......... 100000
10. All other claims against
the Gompany-none.
IL. Greatest amount insured by any one risk Il
$1,000.
L. Iho greatest amouns allowed in tho rules oil
the company To DO insured in any one city
town or village according 70 size.
H. The greatest amount allowed TO be insured il
any one block~-da.
c. G. LATHRoP, President.
IL Il. RICHARDSON, Asst Sec
oct25d
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CO England il again on the eve Of strug-
gie in regard to the Sabbath question. A
number Of leading literary men, headed By
Lord Stanley, have petitioned FOR tie open
ing Of museums, picture galleries, and other
places u public instruction and amusement.
Tbs Crystal Palace Company have also de-
termined by large majority 10 open the pail
ACC and grounds for the proprietors and their
families on Sunday. The case is to be bro't
before thu courts OF law.
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Subscriptions for the DAiLY GATE crrs, and
WEEKLY vALLEY WnIe, must be accompanied by
the cash in all eases.
Daily subecri beers pay the carrier IL they pre-
fer. once in two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom we have
nutuAl accounts. With such, settlements will be
nsde quarterly.
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MINI eseta Election.

Minnesota EiectiOn.
Minnesota has gone Republican by deci-
ded majority. Tho ST. Paul Times Of the
18th says the Republicans will have from 6
to 10 IN ajority in the House Of Representa-
tues. The Pioneer (Dem.) comedies the
House to the Republicans, but thinks the
Democrats will have the Senate.
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STATEMENT of tho Great western
Insurn nee nnd Trust Com pAny, of
phtiadcl phia, Penn

STATEMENT OF tho Grea1 western
Insurance nnd Trust Conn pAuy, Of
Phtiadel phia, Penn
STATE OF IOWA: Aunirons OFFICE,
DEs MorSgs, Oct. ", 1858
IT'S hereby certified, that on the l4th day Of
L 0ctob5r, 1883, u statement was hled Ia this of
flee showing the condition Of the treat Western
Insurance snd Trust Company OF Philadelphia,
State Of Pennsylyania on the Isl day Of September,
leos, in accordance with the provisions Of an act
of atttre-e T. this -atata,- passed Jan
aary 2sth, 1851; that such statement shows
that saii Company is possessed VI the requisite
amount If capital, and invested required in said
act,
Authority IL therefore given % the above named
Insurance. Company ~ transact business If Insur.
anee Iii this state i'll accordance with the laws
thereof.
1t il also certified that SAINT NJ Rankin, ESQ ),
Of keokuk, has been duly appointed by said Compa-
ny their lawful Attorney aud Agent for the county
Of Lse withfull power TO take risks of Insurance
therein, aud to aeknow ledge service Of process
his Hing certified copy of he statement filed in
tAis office with tho Clerk Of the District Court In
and for aid county
Ii il further certified, that the annexed is s.
true copy OF the required statement.
In testimony whereof, ] have hereuntu
Il, $ set my hand and affixed my seal Of Office
this 18th day of October, 1858.
JNo. pATIEE, Auditor Of Iowa.
by A. BEACH, Deputy.
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Ins Dss MoIkRs YALLi1 Ware IL published
svsfy Monday atthis ofsees lie one ofthe Oldest
pApsrs In lows and has very large and inrfaas.
lar circulation throughout the Des Mcines VAL
lev Northern Missouri, md W estern lllinois
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A Fraudulent yote-maEer rndiete

AT Iowa City, on the 10th, the Grand jury
found two indictments against j. C. Burns,
Clerk OF the United States District Court, for
frasdulently issuing naturalization papers.
The number issued, and which we're used for
voting purposes a, the late election, has not
vet been asceYtained,
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fTM Mr.. Csrlin, son Of Gov. Carlin, of ILL.,
nois, now Buchanan candidate for the Sem
ate in the Quincy District, recently made a
speech in which he stated that he was pres
ent, some twenty years ago, at Democratic
eaacas, in which Judge Douglas proposed
and advocated the Internal Improvement sys-
tenn OF Illinois. The mnin reason assigned
by Douglas on the occasion AS an inducement
TO the Democracy to adopt the policy, was
that thereby large number Of Irish would
be brought into the State, and by their votes
ensble the party to maintain it's supremacy.
In view of these remarks Of Carlin, the
Quincy Wig says, without intending to be
personal. that 1t has an unfaltering faith in
the truth OF the old adage, that "when rogues
fall out" &c.
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somcisI.


All the counties but IL are in. Vandever
has 1880 majority. The remaining counties
gave Lowe 303 majority. Wanderers ma.
Jority will doubtless be over 1000. The
Ksokuk Democracy have postponed their
ssfun.0
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The German vote In Pennsylvania

The German Vote I'm PennsyIvanIa.
The Republican papers of Pennsylvania
award much Of the honor Of the recent victo-
~ in that State to the Germans. 1t seems
that they moved in almost solid phalanx in
favor Of protection to their own Industry and
freedom to the people Of the Territories.
Even in Philadelphia the Enquirer says
eve have reason to believe that very
large proportion OF the German citizens Of
Philadelphia voted the Peoples Ticket at the
rsocut election. Some Of our friends believe
that at least two-shirds Of them pursued this
course. They had an independent organza-
ton, held meetings OF their own, were ad-
dressed by their own orators, and paid their
own expenses. The movement throughout
was spontaneous and was from conviction.
Many Of them are engaged in the manufac-
turing establishments Of philadelphia, natu-
rally enough, desire to obtain wages calcu-
lated to enable them to maintain their fami-
lies with some degree Of comfort. They also
felt keenly in relation to Lecompton, and
were shocked a, the effort Of the National
Administration to force slavery upon free
people. Their aid ut the ballot-b boxes was
truly valuable, and contributed very materi-
ally to bring about result that has afforded
such qualification everywhere throughout the
country. We take pleasure in acknowledge
ing this assistance, especially as it was given
in spirit and manner so generous and unos.
tentatious.o
The course OF the Germans in Pcnnsplsa.
MIA is only an indication Of their course
throughout the Union. Their earnest devo.
ton to the principles Of freedom and Il
measures calculated to encourage and pro.
tect home industry will eventually ARA,
them al! in one solid, united and overwhelm
ing phalanx against the Free Trade SLAYER,
propagandists. Aready some Of the ables
and most eloquent writer's and speakers il
the Republican ranks are found amongst tn,
Germans, and their appeals are telling pow
erfnl!y 10 our behalf amongst the masses.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Fruits and Nuts.
ME offer for sale very Choice and Fresh Sc
w lection of FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
New York, at low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
New Zante Currsnts.
New French Prunes,
New Citron.
ALSO,
English Walnuts, Filberts, Dates, Brasil Nuts,
Almonds, &c., DC, dc.
All of which are new and fresh, and will be sold
at Wholesale or retail by
KELLOGG d BiRGE,
ectc5i No. lac Main. st.
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r I i = q Al.
CHANGE OF TIMEl
Two DAILY TRAINS,
Through 70 Chicag An - Hoursi
To take effect on Thusrday, Oct. l4th, 1858.
L,RoM and after the above date and until fur
L Their notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
ksokuk as follows:
Firss (Accommodationl Train leaves Keokak daily
at III o'clock a.
Second steamboat Express Train leaves keokuk
daily ut 10 80 o'clock p, IN.
First Accommodation Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays exceptsd) At o'clock p. In.
Second Steamboat Expr essl Train leaves Mantrose
daily at Il.45 o'clock p. IN.
Passengers for Burlington, Fairfield, Chicago,
and poinis above, will take the 1880 p. In. Trsin,
making close and sure connections with trains at
Burlington for points last and West.
i. w. DAVIS,
superintendent.
j. r. TEwEsBrRr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
@. III. BREWER, Freight Agent, office at Packet
Depet. loc,l4dAw
ANDREW j.. WIfkaNsOn,
Uate wilkinson Marshaill
wholesale aud Retail Druggist,
NO. 90 MAIN-sT.,
OFFERS for cash TO the trade, and at retail
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window q lass, Glass v are and
varnishos, at and below u arket rates.
Aug. 10, 5S-d
NiIkAIE silver CrystaliIed--4 ~ ounces Chem
~ icaliy pure, in store and for sale by
A. WILKINSON,
augl6d W Main-st.
SyPIs. IT kPENTINE-- go gal. in barrels and
Al. WILKINSON,
augIsd 20 Man-st
+ INeEED, Lard and sperm 0ii--200 gal. each,
= - '"''' ANU vans Al. WILKINSON,
augl6d se Main-st-
A LcoHoL, SO and Us per cent-5oO gal in store
"A AID tar sals LIN hx -
A. j. WILKINSON,
rooiER's IslA9LAss--so he Of this superior
4. !. WILKINSON,
augi6d s6 Man-st.
A iEK's Cherry pectoral--2ee dozen Of this
~ standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Keokuk,
aagi6d 90 Main-st,
L,RAYsER's BAKING Pow DEk, admitted by
L. all who have tried IL. as superior to any 9th.
or, Manufactured and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
sug24d 70 Main street.
yarnishes.
roPAL Nos. ] and 2; Coach, Iron, Dcmar or
~ White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., for salo in quautitiesto suit, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug23d % Main-st.
IL ECKEk's FAKINA, die: for inyalids and
/ i the sick, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug23d o6 Main-st.
DERBY DAVIS Pain Ki!isr--lo gross large me-
i dunn aud small sizes, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON.
| aug23d 90 Main-st.
(iHK0MES--uree and Yellow, dry, in store and
/ ~ for sale very low by
A. J. WILKINSON,
/ aug2Jd % Main-st.
| DUKE Castor OiI--pressed and Clarified
| L by stosm--in store aud for sale low by
| A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
Aug31d 80 Main-st.
| M ACE, 100 lbs. prime Penang, in store and fos
lvl saieby A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2id 90 Main street.
| MISNEK'k COM IN Islt a Al ANA Glass
SlGAL ACADEMY.
To the Young Men OF keokuk and elsewhere
rINHOSE Of you who value instruction and wish
/ J. 70 get a business educ ition, cheap and thor
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Clothing store,

NV ~ - - Svu -
No. . Esses House, keok mn.
I'm hand hand again, with good stock Of
~ FAN and Winter Gtothing, not
withstanding the bard times. / have just received
from New York fine rtuaent et 9vsr.coats
Business Coats, Pants and Vests, III which | defy
composition. eithtr in quality aursbility, style
u make, aud al Hard Times Prices, scr Gasa.
Call in, gentlemen, and ace tor yourselves.
win sell cheap, the quality AMI mako considered
Oct. lad A. w GRIFFITH,
No. Estes House.
A FEW handsome business suits, latest styie,
n for sale ut No. Estes House. A. W. u.
ectl4
n tzsfr, gu0t aEs0TI MtHE u shTTt and ToTTAFs,
IA ut No. Estes House. A. VIC.
oct14
"A GOOD assortment Of Gloves, Neck Tes, ac.,
IA at No. Estes House. AVG
octl4
I(ofs Youths and Children y Clothing, for sale
- At No. Estes House. AVG.
Oct IL, 1864
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Coon Gkfr.--An anti-Lecompton Demo,
&C. r-crcrraea come hara ,re..:ccs e he
Democratic candidate for Congress, ia the
northwestern District Of Ohio during the re-
cent canvass, which the latter declined 10
answer. Whereupon the questoner told Al
len that he would DO candidate himself, and
he kept his word, received ninety votes, and
thereby defeated Allen aud secured the 70.
election Of Nichols, the present Republican
member.
new CousrlEs. votes IN several new
counties stand as follows:
Clsy--A tie, ~ votes pollsd.
ChegDkse-~Iuepty votes polledi i Re.
pshlissa and Democratic.
Ia Vim yotes cast; s Republican and 4
Dnsoess1is.
|E sJslgs Stone il rS.sisctsd IN the Marion
- l1i& n 49, l2oo n.jori.y.
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ME are receiving direct from Boston, and now
w have ready for examination and sale, the
freshest, choicest, ard cheapest stock Of TEAS
one often beholis ,consis ting Of
Imperial,
Old Tyson,
Gunpowder,
Young Hysou,
oolong or Black
TEA. We are selling at retail good Teas at so
cents as heretofore sold for 81, and all grades at
least 20 per cent. lees than the usual retail price.
All we AJAX is trial. Dealers can buy by the
Chest, or otherwise, at very low figures.
KELLOGG h BrRdE,
oet25i No. lag Main-st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-04

We should like to know what talk could be raised
on such day as yesterday There was free dis.
position to move in commercial circles, but the
weather laid an embargo on all out of door move
ments.
There were no congregations at the prominent cor
ners yesterday, and the talk was innitessima small
The most important feature Of the day was the ar
rival of the steamer packet Gen. Rusk from Brazos
81. Iago, bringing 14S,QOO Mexican dollars and bull
lon 1t is not supposed the value of these were de-
precsted by the heavy rain pouring down about the
tilse Of landing.
There were not 50 many arrivals yesterday as on
the previous days of the week. A delay of day OF
two will enable the consignees of produce to clear
the landing. The distractions from the bad condi.
tons of the streets becoming extremely injurious
to general trade.
The streets Of our city have, however, been fire.
quently in worse condition than at present. Many
of our old citizens recoect very we'll when it cost one
dollar and over in the way of drayage to remove a
bale of cotton fromhe press on Camp street, located
where this Office stands, to the shipping opposite
the Second District market house, or whereabouts.
Though the streets are now in bad condition, and
great complaint can justly be made yet they are no
worse than they have been in many years before.
The Northern mail failed yesterday 1t would
really be miracle for US TO receive a mail regular
for week. We are well satisfied with favors Of the
week three mails in succession and Mr. Postmaster.
General Brown can compliment his contractors on
our endorsement.
The Canada's mails win be due tomorrow The
Arabia of the 23d is now about due The next steamer
by which letters can be forwarded for Europe is the
Atlantic of the Collins line, from New York on the
18th inst
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a souruERN ooNFnpnRAcr.


The opinion that the refusal to admit Kansas into
the Union, because Of the Lecompton Constitution,
would lead directly and perhaps Immediately 70 dis
ruptiou OF the conedeTaey has been freely expressed
by large portion Of the Southern press, and by
many of the most reliable and patriotic Southern
statesmen. Any allusion TO that contingency as
probability arouses the virtuous wrath of the
Black Republican agtators, whose Vaccinations have
brought things to this pass, and they revile and
threaten in the most absurd manner. The yalorous
Major ]. Watson Webb OF the New York Courier
and Enquirer recently talked of " whipping the
South into submission should she 5ecome rebellious
upon the Kansas question, as pedagogue might cor
rect fractions schoolboy Mr.. Wilson, of Massa-
chusetts said in Congress, few days ago, that the
shareholders might take themselves ont of the Union
as as they pleased, but they would not be per
mtted 20 take any Of the federal territory with them
and the New York Times in recent issue presents
its readers with a whole column of such trash and
unmitigated nonsense as the following
Now, when the Southern Confederacy is formed,
it will unfortunately want the first requisite OF all
coniederacies or empires-a people. In the South
ern Republic all will be aTistocrats and none COM
moners. What is to be done with a nation of gen
tlemen, OF men OF leisure, who descend to sort of
labor save the labor Of legislation? The Polish ars-
tocracy had at least sers to lord over aud furnish
sn 'u.s, aiu sspres, anu nces anu nolss, anu
The Russian erstocraev make Inc soldiers but their
value in a military point of view lies wholly in the
fact that they lead half million Of hardy and indo
s s ss 70 oa.ss Uu III IT, AZ a.e a
ern renabc there will he Absolutely nobody to form
the rank and file Of an army
~,
on afser al s,rssss5 h M a
When people propose, as Jefferson Davis does, a
general warning fer liberty oil the world over as one
o. enei nrs. autes they snonla remember that these
and where Il the sonthern Gonfs5arsc ~ at ~
money for its first crusade Foreign Capitalists will
not advance money on slaves, for the simple reason
az s rhu ye. slaves are inc only
ratIg n vaine fr want ~ iabar and tbeir
and fixtures are ridieuously scanty and ridiculousv
worthless
The editor OF the Times, or the person whopenned
the above, has about as correct an idea Of the re-
sources Of the South and the components of her
population as the London cockney who proposed to
hunt buhaloes in the immediate vicinity of New
York had of America generally. confederation of
Southern States impossible because Of alack of men,
money and credit! Unquestionably the most sensi-
bic way to treat proposition and statements of this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-04
Seacinq .Nachines.

All who want to buy good SEWING MACHINE, capable
Of doing times the amount Of work done BY ordinary
hand sewer and in much superior and durable manner
working well the finest the fabrics and thor
oughly guaranteed perform all that promised
supplied short notice by the undersigned the
uidcturing price, with OF the
GROVER & BAKER CoMPANY's MACHINES
which yet this community 10 give perfect
satisfaction.
Those who prefer the lock shuttle stitch informed that
the Grover A Baker Company furnish q Machine for
Seventy-Five Dollars,
which makes the SAME STITCH the WHEELER & VIII
SON and SINGER MACHINES, and which, with a late i'm
poyement regulating with precision the the threads
Is equal if superior any shuttle Machine made.
WILLIAM L. CUSHING,
Proprietor Of
THE GROVER & RAKER SEWING MACHINE. co.
Southern Depot,
No II CAMP STREET,
New Orleans, la.
N BIO charge Is made FOR teaching, and when
nient for purchasers learn the Of the Machines
Office, they will be waited upon their residences
All Machines kept 10 repair FREE or CHARGE fe3 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-04

ST. CHARLRs THEATER.-The Wallacks had good
house last night, considering the weather, and in
/" Macbeth acquitted themselves in their usual salts.
factory manner.
Tonight Mr.. Haekett appears once more in his
great character OF Jaek Falstaf- fighting Jack, in
Henry the Fourth" 1t will have to " rain cats
and dogs to prevent the St. Charles from being
crowded, after this announcement
II should not be overlooked that Mr.. Charley Ches-
ley, the little consumptivelooking man who hands
out the tickets at the box Office, is up for benefit on
Saturday night
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The steamship Gen. Rusk, Capt. Smith, arrived
yesterday from Brazos Santiago, 3lst ult She brings
the following passengers and specie.
Messrs $. Posers r. Base, A. GAveele T. Llosas r. J.
fCsles, J.; b[aee 5 Sros and two :, on deck
CabeiieIo Basusido 50 So; C1amer ca - -,g Scr
Eenegger Feruod, s9Nss perdreauNyie Blc S5O0l
Q. laAnion Co.. 5000; Male Co ST. Sbl MsfJnTg /
rosfsr 81 20; A. D. Grief Co sl2o0; r Hebrard 4
o., 1875 to order 81 iS5 Total. sisb55 '
From the Brownsville Flag of the 9th ult, we
extract the following intelligence
We are informed by the purser OF the Ranchero
that body OF Indians, numbering over fifteen, made
tOray upon the citizens residing on both sides of
the river, short distance above Roma during the
last trip of the steamer to that place. The depreda-
tons mostly committed were between Mer aud Guer-
rero, little town about thirty miles from Roma and
Mler They came down on the Mexican side To within
twelve miles Of Mier and crossed over the river kill.
ing shepherd and two other persons on this side OF
the river, aud carrying of all the property that was
OF any value to them. While making their way down
on the Mexican side OF the river, learn they Killed
four persons, and took number Of horses and cat.
tie. They are supposed to belong TO the Comanche
tribe Of Indians. This is the first time they have
made such bold attempt since settlements have been
formed between those places, and as they have met
with such good success in this attempt il is pro-
bable they will renew their visits very soon. The
number OF depredatons committed above Laredo are
numerous and, we are told, of so frequent occur.
renee That the Inhabitants take no particular ac-
count OF them.
We learn that some Of the remains Of the Opelon.
sas have been found in the Brazos harbor. mum.
Der OF pieces OF planks, doors, ETC.. were picked up
also plank having the name OF opeousas on it
Some OF her remains, by this data, have been over
two months drifting round to the Brazos harbor.
The Aurora, Of the Gath ult, says that Gov. Garza
and Gov. Yiduarr, Of Nueyo Leon and Coahuila hay,
mutually settled all their differences. The States O
Tamaulpas aud NuevoIeon and Coahuila will now
act in unison with all other States in raising forces
| for the coming conflict.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-04

PosrP0SnfESr OF In. BoyNToN's LEcrURE.-The
great surplus Of water in the streets, last evening
compelled DR.. Bcynton to postpone his lecture about
the FIRE and other interior matters Of the globe on
which we live. Bad as the weather was, however,
he would have had a very fair attendance had he
lectured but Justice to those who had purchased
tickets for his whole course many of whom had ladies
TO bring, and could not bring them in such weather
required tile postponement The lecture was post
poned Gil tomorrow night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-04

lSpsSrY.-The Government Of Peru has paid
$4,000 70 this Government for the benefit Of the
sufferers by the outrage at the Chineha Islands when
several American captains we're pushed with bayonet
over the side Of Peruvian frigate into the sea- The
adjustment would have been more satisfactory had a
broadsde been poured into the igate by way Of pre-
face to the discussion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-04

THE VIRGINIA Foa MonILE.-The ane iron steamer
Y9siaA leaves for Mobile all the shore towns oay ON
the @irya ofh ool ek Al Minebu Tie Virginia Is
splendid safe Aad speedy boat is cap tally ofcered am
snmpioasy seu edchAFgss osiy foar dollars Tor the ip
shssushands therefore emlneus, worthy the sanI su
q The tasvng pabc. NJ EdwArd Toby, No s. csmp street
i thr as,eut