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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01

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one risk, ordinary k,e00.eo
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Geo. ". He'll, Herchant.
| Obed p. Miller, lats Of New Orleena.
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| Wm. B. Ryder, Asnsfeolufsr.
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| Thos. A. Doyle, Banker aad Broker.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01

Frasr ESdiHE.-The Locomotive "Hsn.
sock, )" purchased BY Mr.. Sample ct Oincin-
matt for the Miss. h Wabash Railroad, Was
landed at Warsaw on Thursday night, BY
the ferry boat Allamakee. This 10 the frst
engine received, and the work will now go
on with renewed speed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-01

Iowa GoLD.-We saw, yesterday some o.
the gold from the diggings near Wintsrsst 4
1t 10 genuine gold, and no mistake. Tbs
specipen that We saw consisted Of small
particles, sbodt the size Of Hax-sssd, mingled
with black sand. Il was left for examination
At Mr.. @. Q. Wilson'S - the old stand Of
Doubleday 4 Wilson.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-22
NEW YORK NEWS-JUNE q.

AS the season advances the disposition increases among
calsts 10 erect costly buildings and stores Tie panic
vi V year lghened them so much that contracts for
new buildings We're made but with the enterprise and
opeiuiheSs winch charaeterzes all their financial opera
ons our moneyed men beginning to their atten-
10 real estate and to change their cash for arch
tectura piles with the hope make them more protc
i've 1t not impossible that building may be prosecu
u win great vgor next fall certain it is that should no
war Drtak OUT ny next year greater number of sperdid
buildings will be erected than in any nrevious
New York was a village
Frederick W. Koehler young German was arrested on
uIuay ior attempting to pass counterfeit bill at the
yeWey store oil Ilany Co, Broadway Before his ar
rest ne was seen to put something into his mouth and
swallow It, Being taken to the Police head quarters and
utth9r counterfeit money being found in his pockets
oaPuh waning extended the search lis stomach He
took two emetics very reluctantly and threw nm four
counterfeit bills different banks On the srengb of
the proof thus obtained Koehler was detained for
nation before Police magistrate
John Lyons. for several years past emnIovad o or.
IN the sugar house of Green Turner Co in King Street
and living in the tenement house No 494 Greenwich st
on Friday night, while intoxicated assaulted his via
Bridget knocking her down and kicking her in tha side
causing such severe injuries that she died at O'Clock on
Saturday morning. va
The solemn coronation of painting of the Madonna IA
Catholic ceremony of occurrence in this couprv and
perhaps entirely unique place yesterday in the church
of Our Lady of Grace IIoboken. Rt Rev DR. RAIry
oicated assisted by several cergymen The church was
crowded.
The jury the third trial of Michael Cancem for tbe
murder of policeman Anderson, returned a verdict Of
Guilty on Saturday morning after having been in de-
liberation about sixteen hours The prisoner then
manded TO the General Term which meets the Goth
June, and by which he will be sentenced.
The extensive -four mill of Bills Thayer Usher in the
Sixth Ward of Troy set fire by incendiares and
entirely destroyed at early hour yesterday morning
with large quantity of flour and grain Loss $50 900 to
$4,000 Insured for S27 900.
The United States mail steamship North Star which
left on Saturday for Southampton, Havre and Bremen
carried out l52 passengers and SIC 30 in specie.
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WASHINGTON NEWS-JuNE 81.

The French arrangements completed in Nicaragua
and Costa Rca, and there is every probability that
the lshmus will pass under that special proectorae
though may hereafter be developed England is equal
ly interested Under Bey's advces Marcoetta formerly
Nicaraguan Minister here, and residing Paris is
appointed Minister to France
On Thursday nightla last early Friday morning a
old soldier named Thomas Lyons committed suicide
by hanging himself tree in front of the Military Asy
lum He had belonged to the asylum but becoming ad-
dcted to ntemperance dismissed In the distraction
and disgust of life probably, he committed the fatal
1t is stated that at the time of the suicide his restoration
the asylum under consideration.
ASSOCIATED SURVIVORS OF THE WAR OF 1sl2.-The fol-
lowing officers have been reelected for the ensuing year
Col. VIM. w. Seaton, president Col. John s. Williams,
first vice president Gen j. St John Skinner second vice
president; James Lawrenson secretary; Capt James A.
Kennedy, treasurer; Col W. P. Young, marshall Will
liam Jones, surgeon Executive commttee-Maj. Edward
Sims Peter Bergman
The Administration expects that the great overland
routes opened by the Postmaster General will tend
counteract the check to emigration western shores
which the restrictive monopoles imposed the Panama
route.
Arrangements of the extensive character are on
loot for the pyroechnca display to take place the Mon
ument grounds the evening of Monday the 5th Ju-
y The Star learns that the display of fireworks will far
city.
The reception at the Executive Mansion Saturday af
ternoon, was attended by large number of ladies and
gentlemen many of them ayailing themselves of op-
portuny to pay their parting respects to Miss Lane
Nothing is yet determined at the War Department
the disposition of the troops recently ordered Utah.
will there be until very positive official information ar
rives as to the ultimate of the Mormons
The language of the British press and the administration
in Parliament the conduct of the British cruis
question The President will require the remuneration
the assumed right to ''visit'' our vessels.
The health of the President better will soon re-
move from Washington to country residence for the
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS 2,

Early on Saturday afternoon fire out in the rear
OF frame house the west side Of Seventh street.
doors above Shippen street. The flames spread very
rapidly.
The adjoining houses were mostly frames and the fire
communicating to the dry wood work burned with great
rapdity, and the occupants of several of buildings
were compelled to fly for their lives leaving effects
Deld Them Most OF the houses from the north
ner of Seventh and Shipper streets both west and north
Tor distance of ninety hundred feet, DESTROYED
or badly damaged and the houses which stood back from
those streets at that point destroyed The sparks
to the buildings
of the conagraton including the African Presby
Church. the side of Seventh street. below Shppen
but they escaped serious damage.
The Post Office Department have adopted novel and in
SehouS letter boxes for all parts of the city The
celace Tor letters consists of box which
fits around ordinary iron lamp post in such
as TO be rather the post while cannot
be removed by unauthorized person. it completely
surrounds the post 1t is also constructed be
ter thief and fire proof and letters deposited in the aper
ture at the top of the box remain safely in the
they are removed by the proper agent of the post office
A young man named Anthony Taylor twenty years of
age fell out of boat Saturday afternoon, Palmer
street wharf, kensington, and drowned The body
was subsequently recovered and taken the house
James Thompson, Hanover street, below Franklin.
coachman of Mr. James Norris and lady upset a car
rage, in which they riding Saturday afternoon
in the Twenty third Ward, throwing the occupants
and severely inurng them. The coacman being intox
lcated ut the time, was arrested
The captain the crew of the barque Charles
+. Lex, in the Quarantine Hospital suffering
from yellow fever The barque is of course detained
low Neither of the patients is in danger both having
passed the critical stage of the disease
boy named Scanlan twelve years age was drowned
on Saturday evening, while bathing at Dillingham; dam
near Frankford The body recovered.
On the afternoon son of John Keichline residing
near the Falls of the Schuykl, drowned while bath
ing in the Schuylk
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Police Intelligence.

Richard Emory arrested by officer Bishop, of the
Western district for violating city ordinance by fast
driving through the streets and arragned before JUS
him Jail in default of payment Officer Andrews
ed William Knauf for similar offence he also
ragned before Justice Logan and fined $5 and OF
cers SnchcOmb and Suer arrested John Doberer for fast
driving through the streets The accused arragned
before Justice Ensor and fined So and costs.
William KnauH arrested by officer Andrews of the
the Western district for assault and battery upon Philip
Kras He arraigned before Justice Logan and com
mitted to Jail for Court
Patrick Hughes arrested by officer Baily, of the
district for assault and battery his wife
Justice Shipey committed the accused to Jail for Court
Patrick kept in custody by the warden of the Jail du
ring last week for similar offence His wife failed to
peara gainst Saturday and he released
he returned to his family he again commenced
maltreatng his wife.
Officers A. McCanerty and C. W. Davis yesterday
rested named John Hall charged with stealing
taken before Justice Mears who committed him to
Jail for Court
James Hasam arrested by the officers charged
with assautng John SINNERS. He committed for
Court by Justice Mearis. This asam has been arrested
several times recently for similar offences.
Yesterday afternoon officers Foster and Calhoun took
into custody named Michael Micky, charged with
being deserter from the United States army. He
taken Justice Griffin, and there being
evidence to sustain the charge he was discharged APP
peared that Micky few days whilst in state of in
toXicaton, stated in the hearing of named Jacob
Shuc that he had deserted from the garrison at Old Point
Comfort: Shuck disclosed this the officers, and procur
ing they arrested Mcky at the shoe store of
The accused acknowledged he had been in the service
but that he had been regularly discharged on account of
physical ncapacty to perform duty and produced GER
ticate from the proper officer to that effect.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-22
Great Land Case Decided.

BosToN, June 21-The great land case between Massa
chusetts and Roxbury city, involving the title lands
the value of several millions of dollars lying the Back
Bay between Roxbury and Boston, has been decided in
favor of the State.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-22
In Boston--Grand Regatta.


TROY, June 2O-The extensive flour mill of Bills,
Thayer & Usher in the Sixth Ward of this city,
destroyed by fire at early hour this morning, with
large quantity of flour and grain. The loss is estimated
from 900 $4,000 on which there was insurance for
S27 900, follows: the building, Howard Company,
New York, So $780, Arctic Co.. New York 49, 5OO Washing
ton Co, New York. $4,000; Hartford Company, $4,000
Corn Exchange Company, New York, $1,000. On the
stock, American Company, Providence, 81 OOG Atlantic
Company, Providence $4,000; Roger Williams Company
s20oo North Western Company, oswego, 5000; Corn
Exchange Company, New York, $4,000. The fire was
the work of incendiares.
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The Court of AppeaIs,

ALBANY, June 19-The Court of Appeals adjourned to-
day. large number of decisions were rendered
In the case of The People REL Wm. German u.s. The
Board of Metropolitan Police the Judgment of the Court
stood four to four, which afirms the judgment.
In the of McCune rS The Board of Metropolitan
Police, decision was not made
In the of Peterson The Mayor &c, of New
York, judgment reversed and a trial ordered.
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Caps.pr,Kr Avn Ouro C.v.1-Dpr;,

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-During the week
there have been about thirty arrivals at George
town, solely of country produce, no coal having
come down since last week. The cargOes consist
chiefly of corn and wheat, with some flour and fire
wood The receipts at the Georgetown Collectors
office for the week were 81 ,l94.
The late heavy rains, it cannot be wondered at
have produced effects on the canal, yet considering
everything the damage is really small. A break oc-
Cured on the BERN bank at the mouth of the Cabin
john in consequence of the great collection of wa
ter behind the Government dam, but this break is
already repaired. Another break above, at the Sc
ven locks, near Seneca, will be finished in about
three days The chief mischief done has, however,
been by the washing in of bar below Harpers Fer
ry from the river. This will occupy week to re-
move. At Dam No. everything is in readiness for
putting in the cribs, which were fortunately de
layed and so saved from being washed out in their
incomplete condition by the late extraordinary
rains-Nat Intedigeneer
So great is the rivalry between the propeller Line
and the Hudson River Railroad for the carrying
trade of the drovers, that live stock has recently
been carried to New York, informed, by
the propellers free of charge.
An ingenious novelty has Just been brought out
on the North Pennsylvania Railroad in the shape
of station indicator, which informs the passengers
of the name of the station place which the train
may be approaching.
The Morning Star had a story about the founder
ing of the ship Caledonia, and its unhappy cook
being devoured, in lat. AZ NJ, Ion. 80, somewhere
about the centre of France-not far from the good
town of Novera.
The jewelry store of VIM. Rush, at Easton Pa,
was entered on Saturday night last, and robbed of
about seven hunderd dollars worth of watches and
jewelry.
At Williamsport, Frank Butcher, Mail Agent on
the Catawissa, Williamsport and Elmira railroad.
was arrested by Special Agent Moore, ON suspicion
of robbing the mail. ~
The Pittsburg, Pa, Journal says that the pros
pect of an extensive wool crop in that vicinity is
very good, but the market is dull
The first drove of mules ever seen in Salem, Mass
passed through that city on Tuesday.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-22
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

HILLsBoRo, n. B.-Brig r. C. Duer
I91 blocks stone-W. Whitelock
ST.. BART's-Schr John Bell
5,434 doz pines, z4o punches bananas, 2 bbls lines
Geo A. Martin l. Bro
C0ASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Str. Thomas Stpnnn
casks brandy-0rendorf, Ensey Co.; 60 pkqs Iiouor
&C IL Myers Bro; 9 casks wne-Beck & Bachman.
5 do. dol. Thomson & Co.; 800 pkgs. mdse.-sundry
persons
New YoRK-Schr. John Price.
casks pipe-E. l.. Parker 4 Co.; 3 bxs. axles 300
springs-E. jenkins Son; so bxs. cheese-A. L. Webb
Bro; 2casks mdse.-J Henderson Co.; Is pkgs. do.
Thomson Wood Block; casks ctron-Schwartz &
Dix 100 bxs. soap-W. II. Crawford Co.; 10 casks
matches-Robnson, Lord Co.. 20 logs rosewood 4 l.
Williams Co.. 80 do cedar, 600 pkgs. mdse-sundry
persons.
New YoRK-Schr. Henry James
Zso p1s. sugar-Maryland Sugar Refining Co.
,oo, NEW YoRK-Brig John C. Kefer.
40 hhds. sugar-order
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK June 2l.-COtton has advanced-with sales
of 900 bales Market closed generally with advan-
cling tendency. Flour is heavy-saes ID 500 bbs State
(ds3S5; Southern s445d$4.75. Wheat has declined
sales of 10000 bushels; Chicago Spring S0aS6 cents
Southern white 120d130 cents. Corn is heayy-sales
1000 bushels mixed 70G73I cents yellow 7779
Pork is heavy-Mess $40 75dS16S0; Prime $1375 Lard
is dull at 104 all Whskey has declined 4 cent
sales at % Sugar firm and the market is generally
unchanged Coffee quiet Spirits Turpentne steady at
4S cents Rosin is firm at S150d$ $155. Rice is quiet
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool 316(d7 7-32
CINcINATTI, June 10; 8 p M-Flour nominal. Whis
key dull at 20 cts Bacon dull and declined ct =
Lard onered at o cts without buyers Mess Pork offered
ahu danta nd at 6yI1o
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the

Il subscriber, of Baltimore city, in Maryland, hath
obtained from the Orphans Court OF said city letters
of the personal estate of FREDERICK
1AN late of said city, deceased. All persons having
s n against the said deceased are hereby warned to
h .e same with the vouchers thereof the subscr
wi o before the 18th day of January next they may
1858. i" 'nis @"u u"s Vi -APiA''
je151aw4w r. in. Il i:tt pouatr
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Ph,IadeIphio stock Ro,rd.

CINCINNATI, June 19-The river is falling rapid
ly. The weather is fine, and very favorable for tn
crops.
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JUNE TERM, 1858.

. sl.-H ANNAPOLIS, June fist, 1858
No IA Frederick Cowman The State of Maylan and
No Is, George E. Franklin The State of Maryand-
Writs of error the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
county were argued by Franklin and Pratt for the plain
tfs in
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The crops of the South, from Virginia down to
Louisiana, are spoken of in our exchanges as be-
ing remarkably good. Corn and cotton are report
ed as excellent. In the North and West, the floods
have damaged the crops considerably, but this only
along the water-courses, and consequently very cir
cumscribed in its range
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-22

PHILADELPHIA, June 19-Stocks steady. Pennsylvania
State 5s soy; Reading Railroad 223s Morris Canal
Long Is and Railroad IL 81 Pennsylvania Railroad fl
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Robert Getty and his son, small lad, were ex-
aiming their fishing lines in the Ohio river opposite
Machester, Pa, on Friday evening, between eight
and nine o'clock. The skiff lurched and the boy
was thrown into the river. The father jumped in
to him, but regret to state that both were
drowned
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CHARLESTON MARKE

June 19-0ne O'Clock p NJ
CoTToN-The sales this forenoon amounted 53I bales
at the following quotations so bales 10, 2Sat
105 81 at H. IS at IL at r. 73 at l21 60 I24 81
at 1873, 104 at 12%, ~ at 12% cents.
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of New Castle, Pa, is dead. He expired on Monday
morning last after a lingering illness. The de-
ceased was of the first associate judges, after
the formation of Lawrence county, and was presi-
dent of the late unfor tunate Bank of New Castle
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The st. Paul Pioneer says that the body of one OF
the robbers of the Hudson City Bank was taken out
rogues were found secreed, and gold to the amount
of some $4,000 was found in his pockets. The rob-
Der had endeavored to escape from the island by
swimming ashore, and in his desire to the gold
made it the cause of his death.
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Tho Tfnh A r.r,nv
The LittIes Trial.

ST. LOUIS, No. June GA dispatch from Leavenworth
states that Gen. Harvey and staff left Utah the
morn ing of the 18th.
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The Ohio River,

ROCHESTER, June 19.-An extraordinary term of the
Court of Oyer and Termner Monday for the
trial of Moses Littles and Manly Locke
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young woman attempted to cross the bridge
over the Raritan at Somerville, N. j., on the 18th
inst but reaching the farther end she found the
water so high as to prevent her proceeding. She
then returned; but, in the meantime the water had
risen so as to cut off her retreat in that direction
and she was obliged to remain on the bridge all
night.
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je15-1aw4w

NOTICE.-CONSIGNEES PER SHIP
J. ANN E. HOOPER, from Liverpool will p,aose ot
tend to the receipt Of their goods The Shin ;s n dc
charging her cargo at Ramsays Wharf Fells Point All
goods, when landed are at the risk of the owner,
]. HOOPER l. CO.
ap223t Commercial Building, Cay street
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1t seems, from a statement in the Athene'ua, that
CATER ALL and in spite of his many former refusals,
Professor Agassz, of Boston, will be over for
the directorship of the Museum of Natural History
of the Jardin des Plantes at Paris 1t appears to
be a favorte wish of the Emperor Napoleon to draw
this celebrated scholar, whose personal acquaint-
ance he made in Switzerland, to Paris. Agassiz
has been offered salary of $4,000 francs and the
immediate senatorship, which brings another 3O,
600 rancs and at last he has consented to go over
to Paris for verbal and personal negotiation.
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RANK OF COMMERCE..

- - BALTIMORE June 1Sth 1858.
The otockholders are hereby notified that the
nua or Directors of this Institution will be held
at the bankhg mouse on MONDAY the 18th day of July
from the nour Of eleven o'clock in the forenoon till
one O'Clock IN the afternoon. By order
jelS 1aw3w. GEO g MILLER Cashier