The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-10

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CLARENDON 70 xs. 4ALLA
Ri FoRKIoN OFFICE Oct. 8,
xy kAse the honor to acknowled 10
receipe Df yenr letter of the 10th ultimo, ~
rese0ting the proceedings OF CommandSr
Muresby. of her Majesty q ship sHSnppho," id,
OBTAINING on the coast q bnd eventus
ally sending to New Yofkfhe H0erican b
"Panchta," on the ground that she VA =
gagged in the slave trade. ss
I feel that Gao return no more satisfe N
ry answer TO your representation on TINS ~ Il
ter than by commnnicating to you, Tor sne
information Ok eae dcycrnMent 81 the United
States, cory or respiy Mn!M ave ~
eelved from the board q AaA1fssy 20 tho
reference Wn!chA naue 70 on xtne To-
ceipt OF your lesses, from which y0M VI per-
oeive that the Loroo Vommle nave
mighty disapprove0 81 - Aenc am
mander Mofesbys an@ Lice ne
should be removed f 49, Nsbe
might again nave 90 - IN vesseM rs
pected OF being engaged in the slave trade.
There can be NO doubt thae the detention
OF the "Panchita, 6nu the sehuing her 10
New York, constituted an infraetion OF the
treaty between great Britain and the United
sta.vs ~. 'ne .,s"s ",iun wy n'.s.sn a.
Moresbv,s nroceedinc in This case - the
terms in which the displeasure of theLQfos
Oh Aamifai.y nave peen conveyed 10 tnas G
-, ,e 81 a ~ 20 S,..aa
ButI feel assured that great allowance
will BE made by the Government Of the U. S..
Tor oincers charged with the suppression OF
ness the frequent and unchecked abuse Of
the American dag IN the prosecution OF the
traue, ana VINO see that, unaer the proseetioh
OF that nag, ana IN consequence OF no Amer
ican ship-of-war having Tor nearly twelve
.nosn "ppeaiea " sno s so
'a 80. ~" - :,
,n na uain aa; an' '"u "''A oo'''"'''
Ia corrohoration Of what have stated above
| beg leave to transmit COMES Of dispatch
and It's enclosures received at the Admiralty
rom Rear Admiral Sir FREDERICK urey, the
sos. . Wni. n'i 80 $3.50. .f.: 80 ~
$50 ", ~ Wv y .' A1, ;ssa.,i 80 H.
80 wy ols ieoen. -. ~ c.
$50. "Al'eu ''"' 'o"0"e' NV -1J''
g.
"A'' 'u0 "ons4 ~ ~ ~ aapp2nNnoN
IL is evident that our ooyerHment does mol
intend to be satisfied till all American yes
lAsls. and oil vessels which choose to carr,
4 Ia ., a.. .hoilho ;.., ).
A"s' ' "
gage IN the slave trace unmpies'ea.
That is the issue, when it is stript of hum
bug. about which our Government nronose
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D's.. s9ult ~. t'oe W is' ouu.0'a
o'a'e u 'o""'"e ne0AuA' o.''u,', fi's.ui's
Counsel Tor State: a. ooodrel, Prose
cutting Attorney w. X. uarrard, Jno. II
Croig, and W. r. Turner
Counsel for Defendant-Rnnkin,M Miller
Enster, S. I. Marshall, and A. Lynch.
The following il n conv Of the In1;ctmen
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The STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUNTY,
District Court at heokuk, May Term, 1905.
The drand Jurors Tor the state OF Iowa
duly empaneled, sworn ana charged, TO IN
4uire an0 true Present'nent make, In ana io'
the body q the townships OF Montrose, JACK
) son and Des Moines, within the county Of
Lee and state OF Iowa, Ut term OF me i}is
trict Court ior sa'a county, begun ana mel.
in the City or i,eokuk, on MONDAY, the 1tti
day OF May, A. y. lo2e, IN 'he haihe ana ..
The authority OF the state OF iowa upoI
their oaths do lind ana presest, lhat on
philip Nash ana panlei heaout' ia.s OF "a,