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Ieiegraphic news.


NRw YORK, June I.
Times Washington Correspondence.l
Government will cut out the regiments in
few days, the War Department having no
troops at its disposal to keep open the com
munication between Leayenworth and Camp
Scott.
A large number of strangers are here Of
both parties, principally Batlmorians, and
several rows have occurred to-day.
Every precaution has been taken against
disturbances at the polls to morrow.
Tribune Correspondence.
Butterfeld will start an overland mail to
California by the southern route to Memphis,
beginning July LIST.
NEW YORK, June The Grand Lodge
OF Free alasons closed their session this
p. m, after having effected full and COM
plete union.
The Washington Union Of yesterday gives
the Substance Of several private dispatches
froin Nes Orleans. Mayor Waterman has
resigned. S. III. Kinney, wealthy COM
mission merchant, was acting as Mayor un :
der the authority Of the vigilance commit
tee.
l. was reported that Theodore Hunt L
Bro, Randall Hunt, with several others, had
been notified to leave the city. 1t was ex-
pected that FIVE or six of the rascals would
be executed.
WAsnfNoToS, june /.
Mr.. Sickles intends to introduce in tho
House, tomorrow, q bill authorizing mer
chants to arm, to protect themselves against
serious visitations and detention, and to
make captures which are to be condemned
as prizes, and also authorizing the Presi-
dent to employ the naval forces for the same
purpose.
NEW ORLEANS, juno Saturday, the
Mayor, having life guards, proceeded to the
St. Charles Hotel, met Council, was i'm.
peached, and Ii. NJ. Summers, prssiden. of
the board of aldermen WAS elected in his
place.
Col. Ferno, Chief of Police, was dismissed
AMI Col Jaques appointed in his place.
The old police re- gained under Jacques,
and farmer and G. b. MISSY, reporters, ar
tedshis morning by special police as
dangerous characters, were liberated on pa
role. Xuwper was re-arrested.
II isffnmored that the Sheriff has seized
the ballot boxes-if SO, there will be no
election to day.
The streets are seemingly quiet, bnt no
mans life is safe outside the different barri-
cades.
An attack was made upon the Vigilance
Committee, on Saturday night. The Com.
mittee los; killed and IL wounded by the
accidental discharge Of cannon during the
confusion.
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m. New orleau.ne,o,u,,ou.

The Louisville Journal Of Saturday con-
tains long editorial on the New Orleans
adair, in which the editor charges and
demonstfAtsA that Tho movement is an or.
ganized effort Of the Locofoco Office holders
and leaders to regain the control of the city,
under the prefcncc Of an Independent ticket,
and BY violent and revolutionary movements
through Z Vigilance copmiitss and a fliou.-
tssing mob. lie quotes ffon one Of the or
sans Of the Democracy, ~ Deita Of the
2ssh, the foll0.ins intinasion Of thsis DE-.
sign to e pol Of the polls on Monday:
"W ~ that in order to purify the
city, Ct nnism at the polls, to make
the balf0tU64A common receptacle of the
vote Of etery qualified voter, to reform the
abuses tibet have crept into the city govern
ment, and thereby assist us to better reputa-
ton at home and abroad, and put new
spoke 10 the wheel Of our prosperity--w
shall say, We repeat, that, " necessary, the
we'll meaning citizens of New Orleans should
not coAPFL OBEDIENCE TO THE Law? AndWS
THINK THEY WILL do il IL required; at least
they only have to resolve to bring about a
reformation and the event will inevitably
follow"
The Journal proceeds to say that the very
name OF Democracy had become odious in
New Orleans, and that its Office holders and
Office seekers, organized as independents and
called upon their chief, Mr.. Beaurogard, Bu-
ehanan's Superintendent Of Customs in New
Orleans, to become their candidate for May
or. The article concludes as follows;
The Democrats, under the name Of Wig
lance committee, have taken possession Of
the public armories, and in organized bands
OF armed rnflans parado the streets and
seek to strike terror into the hearts Of peace
able and law abiding etizens. They are
seeking to effect by force what they have
tried in vain to do by the ballo.-box. They
have seized the public armories, and inso-
lently demand that the city government shall
he placed in their hands. The infamy Of
this outrage cannot bs expressed. Ii il cne
of the results OF the rule OF ruin policy OF
the Democratic party, and should maks ali
honorable men shrink with horror and aver
sion from It's very name.
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xxxsth Congrcss.- .Flrss session.
WASHINGTON, June !

WASHINGTON, June 7.
Housx.--Mr. Savage said that as the
friend of MIR. Hughes in the difficulty be-
tween him and Mr.. Harris, Of H., he had
me. Mr.. Polk, the friend Of Mr.. Harris, and
they had come to the opinion that no hostile
maating was necessary, and stated that the
- had been settled on terms honorable
- gentlemen.
a. ill providing for keeping and dis
t29 al public documents through the
Of the Interior, was passed in the
z On motS0nsof J. G.. Jones, the House
went into committee of the whole on the
statc ofthe Union on the Senate's sixty-four
smendmsnts to the miscellaneous appropria-
ton bill. ,s.aSs.
itol extension gave r. debate, during
which Mr.. Taylor insnOGkually sought to
amend it by a proviso that no part of the
money should be applied to interior painting
or decoration.
Mr.. Marshall, Of KY, offered an amend
ment providing that no part Of the money
shall be expended for structure or painting
unless II be recommended by distinguished
artists. three in number, selected by the
President; the designs to receive the APP
prevail Of tho joint Ahrary COMMITTEES
The Senate amend |ept, win Mr.. Marshal's
.proviso, was agreedho1
The House eoncuffe0sin the amendment
appropriation, $ll, AGO for marine and ST..
2l5 for Massachusetts, for the satisfaction
of claims growing out of the Arostook war,
and for which provision was made in the
Ashburton treaty.
SENArE.--Mr. Hunter, from the Commit.
tee on Finance, reported bill making -
preparation for carrying the Trans Atlaull
Mails.
Mr.. Hunter also introduced resolution
relating 10 the expenses OF the next fiscal
year, the purport Of which was that the Ex-
ecutive shall instruct the heads OF depart
ments to confne their estimates within the
limits OF S64 100000.
Bills were passed granting pensions 10 the
4 widows Of Gems. Jones and Gaines.
Considerable discussion followed pro.
1 posal OF Mr.. Slidell to limit the pension te
4 their WILDWOOD, which was not agreed to
/ Mr.. Toombs bitterly opposed the pensions
1 while NJ ssrs. Davis, Houston and others
paid warm tributes to the memory Of Gaine.
and charged want of gallantry on the part Of
| the Senator.
Mrs. Gaines was in the Gallery, and WA
doubtless edited by the tribute.
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cV-0ur Telegraphic correspondent sent
Us word from Washngt % that The Vice Pres
ident had ordered the refectory attached to
The Sepate to be closed, on account OF the
obvious injury TO the progress Of legislation
from it, added TO the fact that it creates per-
sonal difficulties. The personal difficulties
which were the immediate stimulant to this
precautionary measure were, We suppose.
those that occurred the day before between
Sideil and Douglas, and Green and Clay
While Douglas was speaking Sidell under
took to interrupt and annoy him BY forced
coughs aud loud laughter. Douglas object
ed to that style Of meeting what BIO had to
say, but If Slidell had anything in the way
Of argument he should be happy to hear it.
Slidsli declared ana we must confess,
whether on the ground of his particular state
at the moment, not entirely without reas son
that this call upon him for argument was in
sulting and impairment, adding an intimn-
ton that though he could not argue he was
ready to fight, either there or elsewhere.
In the course Of the same sessions while
Green Of Missouri Va speaking, johnson Of
Arkansas expressed natural aud excusable
Impotence, by calling out question:
Green declared that he would not submit to
"such treatment," and not being in state
to distinguish much between one Senator and
another, undertook to call Clay to accoun,
for the interruption, creating such disturb
ance that the Senate, by way Of STAYING off a
fight, had to adjourn. Ii is all very we'll in
the Vice President to take measures to keep
Slidell and Green Sober, but it Will take
something more than that to make Rousls-
man Of either OF them.-lN. Y. Tribune.
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MINISTER TO Roak..-A Washington letter
says:
4 great effort As being made 10y the leading
politicians and others 10 the Catholic interest
for the appoirtment Of Joseph r. Chandler,
OF Philadelphia, as Minister to Rome.
Church influence is strongly exercised -
very powerful representations againt il ~
being urged by the Presidents friends.
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Pence In xew Orleans.

The American candidate for Mayor was
elected by 300 majority.
The city quiet--,he Nigilant's camp bro
ken up. Writs are Oh! for the arrest Of the
leaders.
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4 BADGE GoNE.--We learn that the new
bridge recently completed at Eddyvile has
been very much injured by the high water,
the western abutment and one or two spans
Of the bridge having been torn away.
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singers sewing macA,ns.

singers sewing Machine.
k'oh all manufacturing purposes, singers Sew
log Machines are deemed indispensable The
pnoile insist upon having their clothing de-, made
by them. Singers Family Sewing Machine II tbe
aies, presented for competition, and, being ar
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines for similar uses has avoided or rem edied
them all. II - the hsndsomess Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest 10 learn to operate
IT. excellent mechanical principles and qualities
are readily appreciated by those acquainted with
sewing machines, and give assurance Of their be-
e.oning universally adopted. Apply for l. NJ.
ginger 20. Gszette. Copies suppl led gratis
Western Office lao Lake Street, Chicago
mcksd6m WIN .BkODEKICE. Agent.
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e1-To get ridM the smell Of oil paint,
put a handful Of hay in a pail of water, aud
let \ stand IN room newly painted.
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Tbird-st.. bet, lain and Johnson,
hhoh hk,.''.......'. a.
HAVING permanently located in keo.
J. kuk, would invite the attention of ~
the public to my new and we'll selected =
stock. Having acquaintance with the beat IN Anu
fasturers in the United states ali Of my goods
made to order and are unsurpassed in quality Or
rtyk The stock am now opening comprises, In
part. Fine Gold aud Silver Watches, English and
swiss, the gonsinc Perry Watches, cssed with
original designs Silver Ware of every descr iption,
warranted pure coin Ladies' and Gontlemen's
Jeweiry Of all kinds, including styles never before
offered Ia the market; spec, scies in cold, Silver
Steel and Plated B,ws, with Pebble, periscopic,
Concave, double convex and olored Glasses, Of
every variety Of shade and focus among these
are the real Scotch Pebble and Periscopic Glasses
mechanically adapted to suit all eyes. To those
unacquaintcd with the nature Of these 4lasAes,
viii state that they are manufactured from crys
tAliEed quartz, their peculiar rhape producing an
quail focus throughout their en- tire surface whih
in other GlAsses the focus Is concentrated to one
point, AMI, to the constant wearcr, often times be
comes painful. hne lot Of Accordeons; also an
assortment Of Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
Ware, manufactured by Rogers Bro, on genuine
Albata, warranted to be the best Plated Ware that
is made--Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-
tors, Ladles, Spoons, Forks, dc.
n. B.-Goods of every description made TO or
der, Is also ii air ornaments. would particularly
call the attention Of the pubic to the fact that
my goods are purchased for CASH, and not brou ght
out here to sell on consignment. They are offered
at ssmail profit, for CASH ONLY. The money re-
funded in all cases where goods do not prove A.
represented.
Being practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will be given TO the Cleaning and Re-
pairing Of Watches, which shall be done in work
man-li manner, and warranted TO keep time
Clocks, Jewelry, &c, repaired In the best manner
and attended to promptly. Engraving done To
order.
A0Please call and examine my goods, and I
viii take pleasure In show ing them, even though
no sale IL made. share Of pa tronage 10 respect
fully solicited. l have made and put up The onl y
sun Dial there 10 in town, which eau be relIed on
as the true time FOR this meridian.
junel dly
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CTRed cheeks are only oxygen in another
shape. Girls anxious TO wear . pair, will
end them where the roses do--oui u doors.
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Bussa,o ana L.A maron n.,re.a,

CHICAGO TO BUFFAL0 TIA DETROIT,
At the abore ofiee tickets for New York. Boston.
ana AZ the stations on the New York Erie and
New foIk1.uIxal Railroads can be obtained.
]. WARRACK,
Agent Of Is. a l.. II. Railroad.
Office No. 80 Dearbon Street, Chicago,
April ~, '5S.dly.c.Hs
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= AND TRUNK RAIL n
OF CANADA,

~
~ADELIaHTFUL a ROMANTIC RouTE1e
vHoh THE WEST
Bost0n, NsD York, and ire Eastern Sfafes
Via the Michigan Central, Great Wturyn
0edensts,gh 4 Vermont Csntraia ard
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengers by this rout have an opportunity al
Visiting ZONE Of tho grandest and most Won
derfui scenery In the world, including Toronto.
Niagara Fdfis, Srspsnsion bridge, Thousand Tsisa
Rapids ~ the 81. Lanren6s, Qssbee Monsrsa.. Wh,fr
Nosnsa'a, ne Tubular B,tase fntarly tho s.tss in
ifn0fAl. LAKE CAampiasn, Fan. Of Moninorsnc..
Hudson Rirer, etc, re.
On and after May /. 1858, baggage win h.
Checked Through from Chicago.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVI Ran.
OF ~. 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG !,
10 under contract TO this Compap for one or mora
trips TO Portland this year. Tourists return
tickets from Chicago TO the principal towns In
Europe will shortly be issued. Tickets from Chi
cago for al points Eat, also for the Levia,kap or
for the NJ .. n, Co. "a shps, can be obtsiped nj
he Once Of the Grand Trunk Railroad. No. "a
Dearborn street, Chicago.
J. WAKRACR,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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]. A M A s o N,
ID II N II L S II !.

J. A. MAS ON,
ID II N II 1 S II
Go to DR.. MASON, where you can get the
best Of work done without paying
all you have got for it, and
s.Vhere you can have set of Teeth made
"A that wiI salt you, uithouf having fh0of
~ or four sets made, and paying
for then, each time.
He makes use Of the best stock--Gold Plate
made from the Coin.
He makes the heavy trimmed and heavy round
lining Patchwork.
His work need only be seen to be admired.
N. d lie makes his own specimens.
my5d
nj w. HICKS, N. H.. surge On
Wl. Dentist. Office on Sscond-St.,
between Main and Johnson streets, Keo
kuk Iowa. lmay4dAwl 01O
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
Ilare's Mission Of the Comforter.
Six Days Of Creation.
Thompson Moral and Religious Essays.
All All s sns Christian Series.
lay ineyah and its Remains.
BardyVRthe Bible by dilfllan.
History Of the English Bible
Chambers the Power and Wisdom Of God.
Nelson on Infdelity.
Wilmer Episcopal Manual.
Vinett's Paftoral Theology.
Reconsideration and Papal.
krwan = Letters to Bishop Hughes. Il
History Of the Protestant Church in Hun gary.
History Of the Reformation.
Death bed Scenes.
Closet Hour.
Pilgrims Progress.
Christian Theism by Thompson.
Porter 8 Chart of Life.
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AAProveMMAa4 0sAUa' An Congress.
! Gen. Rsi4Am jsst arrived from Wash
ington. u tkinks that there is an error in
the ofhcial ~ $500 70 the recommendation
of the 81 - ssania - concerning the d.
version q ~ siva inpsoyenent grant. He
says y - ~ nndstsaasdiDg thar the re-
port was,to b favorable, ana that the oppo-
sition to it was iimisd tos very small number
OF individuals. MIR. Harlan entertained no
doubt Of favorable report, neither did Col.
Curtis. We are very glad, therefore, to au-
nounce the hope-she strong expectation
that the diversion Was not reported against,
as the official proceedings in the Globe led
u to believe.
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mander Moreaby suspectlng an American
merchant vessel, the Panchita, Of being
shaver, took her and sent her to port Of the
U. States for trial. 1t was not proved that
she was SLAYER, and in reply to q growing
complaint on the subject from our Govern
nent, Earl Clarendon informs the udministra-
ton that Commander Moresby had been Gen.
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FROM q. II. sCRByEN,s AGENCY.
Mon,reaI ocean steamship Cos
STEAM A&, SHIPS.
ANGLO SAXON, North AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN (new) NORTH BRlT0N, (nsw)
NOVA scoTfAN thew HUNGARIAN, new
-, new.
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government to transport
the Mails.
DATES OF SAILING.
PROM ouEBEc. PROM LIVERPOOL.
Eyerery alternate sa,ur- Every alternate ednes-
day from the 22nd Of day from the goth Of
May to the 10Th Of April to the 10th Of
November, inclusive. October, inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From Chicago 10 Liverpool via Mich. Central Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
Bt Glass. &sO 70 loU
according TO accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
Trom Liverpool 10 Chicago, via Steamers and Rail
roads,
lst VI Nv5 TO 10
according to accommodation.
Steer ....................15l rs
including cooked provisions.
Afuliy qualified Surgeon sails In each weasel.
Each Passenger ticketed through win be al
lowed the same quantity II baggage YREE by Rail
road ne by Steamer, Wis 20 cubic feet for each
cabin ana 10 feet for each steersge passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched Oh the arrival Of each
Steamer.
twill be observed from the following table that
the Canadian line have beaten every other in cross
ing the Atlantic the average passsg es Of the Col
Inns and Cunard lines by The annual tables In the
MY. Herald during 1857 being
KAsrwARp. wEsrwAsn.
Collins Line, lid 22h 2om Collins line, 1871 I3h ON
Cunard ny. l0d23h 3m cunard Z" nY.l2i Ith Am
a. Boston lad Oh 0m Boston I'D l3b ON
Canadian line i0dl5h om Canadian l.. lid In Om
were IL days to Liverpool and 2 days to Quebec.
The Collins Line have made passsees Of 10 10 70
days, and the cunard Line Of 10 10 II days.
TO EMlGHaNTs.
Passages may b. secured at the ofhee Of tho Com
pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from London
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. Hull
Aberdeen and Mon,rusc. An gent Of the GRAND
| TRUNK RAILROAD auI6tintends the removal Of
emgrants and baggage Mt Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 TO $35 to Chicago, including
! cook ed provisions
For Passage or Freight from Chicago TO Liver.
pool, or Liverpool TO Chicago. or BY any Of the
Company's sailing ships, apply to
]. WARkACK
Agent Of the NJ u. Co.
No. 80 DsHtorn Nvsri, Chteago. Hs.
~ r HAA m l.
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~t1 a4kMyNSA ss~1 A 1870 80
We again csIishe attention Of our readers
to the fact that it lis necessary for the friends
of Banking to vote for both Bank laws if
they would secure the establishment Of Banks
in the State of Iowa. If the friends Of the
State Bank system vote for the State Bank
law, and vote against the Free Bank Law,
and il on the other hand the friends OF Free
Banks vote for that law and against the State
Bank law, then both will be inevitably de-
feated. Remember this and vote for both
laws il you desire to have either in opera
ton.
Let our brethren OF the Press throughout
the State continue to impress this fact upon
the people, sn1ait . clearly understood.
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Exchange On Europe.

EXChahUe Oh Europe.
Sight Drafts on London a, dollars per f stey.
ling may be obtained al the Office Of The or. nd
Trunk X. X. of AnsdA, in Chicago.
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M w. HICKS, M. D.s surge On
yls Dentist. Office on Sscond-St.,
between Main aud johnson streets, keo
kuk Iowa. lmsy4d&w] ~11lIU
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-10
S ENEG AL.

The French are pushing their explorations
and conquests in Africa. The Paris cor
respondent of the Journal of Commerce says
ssScientifc surgeons attached to the
French forces in Senegal have been employed
in studying its geology. Their researches
have proved Of some Importance, not for
science alone, but public wealth. Gold mines
had been early discovered in Bambouk the
gold washings have been long reported as
numerous. Bambouk is country yet little
known, enclosed BY the apper courses Of the
Senegal and Faleme rivers. The inhabitants
are OF the Mandingo race, and compose sort
Of confederation ofindependentc communities.
When the Portuguese were masters Of It, in
the 18th century, it was described as an
absolute Ell Dorado. The French factories,
who possessed the exclusive privilege Of the
Senegal trade in the 18th and 9Th centuries,
contrived to establish lucrative commercial
barter with the natives they built fort in
the neighborhood Of the Faleme. In lS45 a
/ French commission penetrated into the CEN
tire Of Bambouk and purchased territory in
the interior. on which they constructed
another fort near the mines in most repute.
Gold has been collected in other localities. =
III OStuocf, ioSO, VIC oHSNioI VI tHc
Aboriginal department of Senegal assembled
the Faleme and one OF its affiuents in stea-
mer, which filled the people of Bambouk
with establishment and awe. They received
him with goodwill, and it has been lately
reported that the whole confederation was
submitted to French rule. Three French
forts, and vessel of war stationed at the
confluence Of the two rivers, are so man,
posts of supervision and control. Our Min
lister Of Marine and the Colonies has just APP
pointed an able captain Of engineers superin-
tendent Of the working OF the gold mines
Hopes are entertained Of great productive
ness over an extensive region, 1t is appre-
hcnded. however. that the climate OF Western
and Central Africa will closely limit white
labor IN the placers. Progress with the black
is rather slow but the employment OF the
natives and the exercise of European skill
and will may accomplish much for their ci.
vilization and the profit Of France. The
wars and the slave trade Of the tribes will be
arrested. Throughouta depth Of more thai
twu hundred leagues IA the interior Of sene-
gal the custom of killing prisoners Of war ha:
disappeared, because they are useful in gath,
ering gum and textile products"