The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-09
Telegraph News.

4 ~ 10 sstIlDuSoO 10 the poisonous 6tencn ari-
sing from the river Thames.
TelssraPh News.
WAsnINGToN, July 6.
u DR.. Forney, Superintendent Of Indian At
/ fairs in Utah, writes to the Indian Bureau
that he has made several treaties with tribes
who have been at enmity for years. The
nations be had assisted have always been
faithful to the U, s., but are in position to
have done, il 90 disposed, much more harm
than the Mormons. The Indian affairs are
represented in very mixed condition. He
intends to visit all the tribes from Salt Lake
City to Carson Valley.
Agent Redfeld writes from RI. iPerce, Me-
braska Territory, that the Sioux are much
excited on account of the treaty Of the u. s.
| with the Yanctons. They claim that the lands
belong to them, protest against the Yanctons
baing paid anything. They are in an irrita-
BILE and disturbed state Of mind, and Mr.. Red
field could not have transacted any business
with them, If it had not been for the pres
enoe Of the troops. They are insolent and
auit-fnding, and it win be necessary to
chastise them severely. The stipulations OF
the Laramie treaty are not observed. Nearly
all the nations and tribes being at war are
depredating one another as well us the
whites.
Mr.. d. ii. Mott, OF Miss, has been ap-
pointed special commissioner to Washington
and Oregon Territories, under the act oflCon-
gress to examine and report on certain claims
previous to their payment, for which consti-
sutional appropriations have been made.
RcnnoNp, July 5.-The remsins Of Ex-
President Monroe arrived here at half past
O'Clock this morning, and were received by
an immense throng on the wharves, including
the military Of Richmond. The Governor
and Mayor went on board Immediately and
were introduced to the guests. The 7th reg
iment of National Guards arrived at half
past ten on the steamer Glenca, which went
over 100 miles down the river to meet the
steamer which got aground. The
military were received by Geo. Humfrey,
ESQ.,, with u speech, to which Col. Dunfee
replied. The remains were taken from the
Jamestown by the pail bearers and placed in
an open hearsc drawn by six white horses,
the band playing dierge. The procession
moved at half past IL. The doors OF the
| public buildings were dressed in mourning,
minute guns were fired, and the bells tolled
| during the entire march. A shower OF rain
had laid the dust and rendered the heat less
| oppressive than il otherwise would have been.
and the streets were ,hronged with people,
The procession arrived as Hollywood Gem
eseSy at II o'clock.
Nxw YoRk, July 6.
Foreign News by the City Of Washington. |
1 Great preparations were being made 10
open the Ocean Telegraph Line The Queen
will inaugurate the event BY sending Peace
message to President Buchanan.
The Cooiie Emigration question had been
brought up in Parliament BY Bishop Oxford
- srk. tnI khat xhn - r.. n.
grafton had proved to be slavery in ito worsi
form.
Independence Was celebrated yesterda,
J according to programme. The weather va.
very fine and the day passed quietly, with
less than the average number OF casualties
Caleb Cushing's GRAFTON before the Tammany
Society was the only regular set speech Of
. the day.
JoRDos, N. T., July 6.--Peter Murph,
stabbed his son-in-law, John Maher, oil
times, in drunken brawl last night.
TRxsTos, N. Y, July GA collision o.
Cured this morning on the B. 4 d. II. X. b,
which both engines and several cars wer,
crushed. No lives lost.
CAr1ARAUous, July 6.--Denns Sullivan
, was sentenced to be hung on 5th OF Angus
for the murder Of John Harmap at Carlton
. They were both Irish laborers on the Brad
} ford Coal Railroad.
BALrmoRr, July g. Independence da,
passed OF quietly in the city, but there wa,
; some disturbances in the outskirts. A party
OF rowdies visited the woods near the city
yesterday, where = Sunday school celebra-
. ton was being held, and shot down boy ls
years old, n son Of Col. John I. Farlan. The
dcsperadoes escaped.
Nav YoRK, July G.-Three ships have ar.
rived q, Quarantine from Cuban ports, each
having lost its captain and . portion Of ito
. crew by yellow fever, and having the rest Of
the crew dying with the same disease.
The ship Graia, Of Richmond, Me-, ar
rived yesterday from Sagua 10 charge of the
, Mate, Captain Dernly having died at sea.
As ON Mas RonBED An old man from
: Licking county, on his way to Iowa, TO pur-
chase land, was robbed in this CITY on
Wednesday afternoon. He had taken pass.
, nge on board the steamer Fred Iron. and d.
, posted his carpetb bag in ssateroon. Before
the boat started he discovered that the room
!. and bag had been opened by meaps OF false
keS1, A.d three hundred dollars in gold sb.
ss.aesea. Upon communicating the fact 10
the officers. the old rentjaman ~ "A -