The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-30
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y senator Hamnond has united With other
b-ea1ses IN sustaining Douglas. Duohan-
Ahas stands between two Afes. The real
~ IN the present hostility 70 Mo admin
H. ~ 4hat = reconciliation was Ar
ran ~ N,glss and Buchanan r.
Ter fhS ~ Of Congress through
the int Nh nator Gwin and Others,
ahiaa ; ~ to vas violated By the
possn,s6J NJ Gensral Brown haa mstured
plan which viii be reconnsn1sdt . Coegrsss
For establishing an arrangement By which
money orders upon tho basis OF The Brit
ish system may DO transmitted from plise 10
place through the Poas6fkss. Some hope
chat ii may be favorably entertained, and Il
would be IL the Administration had any IN
luence.
Glance Jones has arranged 10 start for
Vienna il few weeks. Ills salary com-
mences from the tims .of his arrival q the
scene Of his duties, and he has no outfit Of
The Navy d spastmsnt contracted to-day
for two sdditional steamers for Paraguay.
The impression now prsvails thsre, from re-
cent intelligence, that Lopez will tight,
which il contrary 70 the opinion heretcfore
entertained. There is information, also,
that sribes Of Indians, opposite Paraguay,
are hostile, and disposed 30 take part against
Lopez. Bnt 20 far, they have not been en-
couraged By our Government. They may be
used 10 prevent distractions from being
placed in the River.
MIR. Buchanan tells the Kitchen Cabinet
that he b inclined TO recommend . specific
duty on iron, but he must feel the pulse Of
others. He regretstha4 the party made .
mistake in changing the tariff, and attrib-
utes the dsfseaon.of Pssnsylvania TO that
| cause. II -
| WAsnisoros, Dot. &c.
The movements IL Gen. Waiksr are regard
cd with much interest, especially 10 diplomat
ic circles. It 10 represented that he is well
supplied with men and money for his profes.
4 sedly peaceful enterprise. There 10 reason
to believe that should he attempt TO land with
his followers in Nicaragua, ne will be re-
| pulsed by the British Naval forces, AZ the
| Admiral on the West India station, 1t 10 init
mated, has instructions to arrest fllibuster.
| ing expeditions into Central America from any
quarter whatsoever. Past ss well AZ recent
events strengthen this assertion.
New parties have recently been endeavor.
1 ing to secure the Government's recognition
and protection in another contemplated trans
1t here over the Nicsragua route, and with
whom Gen. Jare5 has been in communica.
ton. No success thus far has attended their
! efforts. Whibs the Administration will MOI
! interfere between citizens in matters relating
to that subject, il is well known that thos,
who have already contracted with the Mica.
raguan Governments will be fully protected II
their rights and property.
Tho camels which recently arrived at New
Orleans were imported on private and no,
on public account, A. stated in the newspa'
pers.
/ The State Department is preparing to sent
books and documents Of public character a
| . present to the King Of Siam.
There 10 q rumor that Gov. Floyd will re
sign the War Department for foreign mis-
sion, and be succeeded BY ATTORNEY Genera
Black.
Mr.. Dallas has written . letter to the Pres
ident that he will return home in the spring
and Mr.. Clay has been called home from
Peru.
Mr. Preston, Of Kentucky, declines the mis
sion TO Spain, after having intimated his 40
ceptance
I Government has chartered storsship
which will sail from Boston, on the 10th 0
November, with supplies for the Africa'
squadron.