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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-21

PA1IOR. Chamber ana Kaschen
SETS, Of All kinds, for sale cheap for Cash =
GEO. 3. KILBOURER, Agent,
Aain-st, bet. "a and "a,
maybe Keokuk, Iowa.
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Bk Of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of 0osport, 0osport.
Bk Mt Vernon, Mt. ".
Bk Of Psoli, Paoli.
Bk Rockville, WahasA.
Bk Salem, N. Albany.
Sk Of SAlsn, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City bank.
Canal BIZ, Evansville.
Crescent City Bk "
Each. BIZ, Grssncassls
Faystts County Bank.
Ho0sisr Bank.
Indiana BIZ, Asdisoa.
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rae rs.s 81 ssashi.g,...

We call the attention Of the ladies and
our readers generally TO the Communication
Of Mrs. Van Antwerp and the letter accom-
paying Il, in relation to ths purchase Of
Mount Vernon. Il will be seen thss = usss.
ing il to BE- held at Rios's Hall tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in relation TO he mat
Ter, and Ne trust that there viii be general
attendance.
The ladies and citissns Of keokuk and Of
the State will hardly be willing TO stand In
differently aside and have no part or lot IN
measure designed 70 manifest the love and
reverence Of the nation for the memory Of
the Father Of his Country.
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| Anglo SAXON, NORTH AMERICAN,
DOuEMIAN, tnew) NORTH BRITON, (nsv)
NOVA .tne~l HUNGARIAN, tnss)
Running In connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government 10 transport
tho Nails.
DATES or SAILING.
From QUEBEC. vsos LlvsarooL.
Evsrery alternate 6atur- Every alternate " sdnss-
Nay 70 the 18th Of April to the seth Of
November, inclusive. 0etohsr, inclusive.
During the winter months these vesseis coenect
With the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD 1t Port
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Westsrn aad GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
90 beeaDsn,
t6e to4lee
according TO accommodations.
anciading cooked provisions.
Fro1 Liverpool 10 CAieaso, via Steamers andRa
roads,
1es 10 1llS1S
according 70 acoonMo4ation.
i..,.a;.. 1917 =
fully qualified surgeon sails In sach vssael.
Each Passenger ticketed through win - al
lowed the same quantity II baxeAse vsss b. Rail-
road - By Steamer, Wis: 70 e1bie fest for sash
CABIN ana ~ feof Tor ZACH ataA1A&a passenger.
6psciA trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched On the arrival Of cash
Steamer.
twill BE- observed from the following table that
the Canadian lime have beaten every other In cross
Ing the Atantis, The average passages Of the Col
Inns and Cunard lines BY the annual tables In the
N. Herald during 1851 being
HAYWARD. Westward.
Collins Line, lid 31h 1em Collins line, lSd l3h on
Cunard nj. led 33h 3m Cunsrd " N. III Isl IN
- Boston lid - On " Bostoa la uAen
Canadian line lsdlSA On CANADIAN +. Id lhsn
The longest passages made blythe Canadian Line
we're IL days TO Liverpool and ! : days 70 Quebec.
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is to -
days, and The Cunafd Lime ok 10 70 III days.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago 10 Liver
pool, or Liverpool 10 Chicago. apply 70
J. WAhkACK,
Agent Of the n. O.s.s. Co.,
No SO Desvborn Street, CAiesso. Ms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-21

NS q y & KRIS
Ink RANDOLPH STREET,
CHICAGO
nieS for MedlaDss Police, Mill
II rARY AND FixEAESs BADGES; AKrALIc
LErrxRs; NorARIAL AND OTHER SEALS AKIN
PxxssEs; STENCIL MARKING Plates: BlNpERs
STAMPS; doom PLATES; BAGGAGE CHscKs,
VTws or BUILDINGS AND MACHINERY; WE'D
DING AND CALLING CARDS, DRAWINGS ron THE
PATENT OrrIcE. Address
CHILDS a. Co.. -. q. BOX 81
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BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Importer and Dsalers In
PAINTS. OILS, vARNIsHEs,
WINDOW GLAZE, GLASSWARE DRUSHH, &C.
Nc. iA1 MAIN ST., Bet. Str 4 9Th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
NO. II MAIN STREET.
FER sale, 10 County Rights Of Atvater's 1l5
Sewing Machine, upon entirely new principle
Will trade for property In city Or country. /.
A Hare Chancs--Lots ia s, b. 1ol, COR
nsr of Fuiton and Eighth sts., for t24oo one fifth
CASH, balsacs in !, !, 8 and years.
Gosh paid for LEE COUNTY 0RDERe.-
Call soon.
casA PaiA for CITY WARRANTS or CITY
SCRIP.
90 Acrss ON Plank Road, miles from Kso-
kak. with young orchard, All under cultivation;
20 acres timothy meadov--low for cash.
A Namber 81 Dweiiings for sale o.
easy terms.
A number Of dwelling houses, oGices and
sleeping rooms fer rent.
Great DaSgasns can be had In city proper
~. improved and uninproved.
MONEY Lsassa on collateral security.
sept 2s-dim
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e0It II suspriaing to see the number Of
good Improvements ssill going on in the city.
In orr walks shout town, hunting house,
Ne sss something nsw every day. The nun
bsr and COST Of the improvements made this
year would rather astonish those Who believe
the ''donnsd city Of Jsrusalsn'' story
When. Jerusalem vas doonsd, the walls were
torn down and not ONE stone left upon anoth-
sr. Just the contrary OF that process IL 60
ing on hsrs. Enough buildings have been
put up this year, and paid for, 70 make 70.
spectacle village. Does that look ~ il 70
were ell psupsrsr
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Olp0CS A1Rortot1o0
h ARDwAREAND CUTLERYi
8. w. 4 II. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALgRs.
/ have In store, and ere receiving thsis supplies
forths spring trade frsn the makers, which
they oGsr to cash and prompt tinebuyers On t.
tAsy eonadsatly solicit n sxaainaAios 81 tks
sams. swan. TUCKER,
Nay Ie-dAv Sign u Rsd Paddock.
A MES BHOVELS.- large stock q Amss'
nayio s.w. ) n. TUCKER.
CCYTAR STONRs.-Scyths stonss, Of Different
- kinds, in quantities TO suit.
CcYTHA kIrLEs.-vaFio1s qualisissof EoytAs
- kiassand shsrpsnsrs Cor sale ~
g IcKLks.--A good article q Bieklss lor sals >
IKIHDETONEE;-ThsB srsa 0rind stones , q 70
" rious sisss for sale BY
n.W. Z n. TUCKER,
(Hign OF the Rsd 'Psdloek,)
Mayl0dAw Cor. Of Main n Bh.
LS1NCE NAILS,
E Fine "a do
An.salsd % to alinoA--a superior article.
Finishing DO
Barrel do
Together With general assortment Of other nails
Low b. 3 >. ". , u. TUCKER,
@vOkN Garden, Grabbing and other HOES
~ Spades, 6hovsls, ASttocks and Pioks
6oytAss. 6neths, and Grain Cradlaj
Cow-hslls, kakss and Corn Planters
0r. YpnAn md HaltaV CkAins
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&oNAA8s
Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk Of Rlkhayt, Rlkhsrt.
Ind. FArn. BIZ, franklin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parks Go. kk Hook vilh.
Prairie City Bk, 7. Hauts
Merch. I Msch. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern BIZ Of IcdianA.
state Dk and BrancAts.
Brookviils RAak.
FarIncrS' Bank W sst 6eld |.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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IAs weather yesterday wss struggle
between dry and damp, sunshine and clouds.
Fires wsss oonfostsbis, and every body IL
looking and hoping for our beautiful Indian
summer. We hope It may come and Les.
long.
RELIGIOUS NorIcx.-Rev. N. s.. Bastion
will preach .. the Cd Baptist Church on next
Sabbath, tho oath.
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ksskak Agency
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machines
TIE Asovs MACHINES,
@THE BEST RINvRNTED.~
A ~ sold . this agency Ct the manufsetarers
ApFtsss, adding only the sest of transportation.
9rIastruetieas In operating thu machine sivsu
gratis 70 purchasers Of Aschines.
Refer 10 The following Ladies' In Ksekuk. Who
have thee machines In ~:
Mrs. 1dw. kilSourns, Mn. a. /. Chittsndsn.
Mn, Wa. Ae0avic, Mrs. j. q. Floyd.
Mrs.. Dr.. Ford, Ma John Burna.
Apply personally erby letter 70
Elk. BUuLL,
% Aain-st., lsp saairs,)
=. :. AunA. o. 4. ALnsAs
w. n. AUSTIN 4 co.,
Grscsrs ana Produce Dealers,
NO. us MAIN-sT.,
hnoho .......lOWA.
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E1TEN0ION TABLES, saAs DearAs.
- DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
IN Oak, Mahogany and Cherry. for sale iov -,
Cash, h1 GEo. y. KILBOURNE, Aasnt.
mAyisd Main-st., bet. "a id.
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LGonAM R = $50 sss|
R1pr1nt ~ - lrtur1 6ka I
- asS
I SCOTT CO, on INV YUnx. COWTIWUB
IL TO pshitsh the follouisg lso1ine ns1tasA -
/.
ih1 LONDON QUARTERLY. tceassivssivs.)
THE EDINBURGH RIv1sw. wA,s.,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, tY,.scA.ssA.,
4.
THE wssrMINsrER REVIEW, tLlAsral.)

- WESTMINSTER ss.viz~' tI'l''s'J
BLAcKwooD's EDIHBUaaH MAG, (rsry.,
These Periodicals. ably sspssssat The thr,s srses
POLITICAL parties Of Great Dvltaip-Vhis. 4seY.s
ana kedisal-hut politics foema saly - asa1uSo
q sssar sAArasees. A. organs Of u neat -
ksliEicn, they stand, . shsy Aavs evss 49, =
rivAlsd In the world q lstisss hsana nen11 -
tndispsnsahls - ths scholar ~ ~ - -
nan, While 70 the intelligent rsaAs = svssy 60
Of The ssrrsnt litsraturs 81 ~ ~. th1esrKsuS
..s world. than can y possibly seeainsd fsea Aay
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS assn ~
5rttisa p1SlishsFs gives additioaAl valas u tAsse
the Aaads Of ssbssribs sboss q sooa q u s1ss-
For any enc Of he fear Asvisvs, . 9
Kos any two u he four nsvisws, 3 81
For any thrss a ~ fosf hsvisws, L -
Tor oil feuS u he HevtsVo. -
Icr 1laakvsodt Magasias, 1W
For Blaekwee9 and thrss Ksyisws, -
t0 blaekwoe4 and ~ feur 1svisws. 10 q
Paynsts % - naas II eli easeD n alvsass.--
1870. .sssy :sns.s II NJ ssass 1Asss isssl WIN =
CLUBBIAa.
ateeo11s 81 twenty-five pog cent. 1rom tho
asovs pstsss Will - slbwsd 70 CLUne sr1estn9
feur - ners esptss u ~ sas = 1870 q ~
above woeks. Thus fen eopiss IL Dloskvss1 q
q one ksvisvs Will ~ ssot = 80 aA1ssss mi
foar copies ct The fosr ksvisvs and Blasksssd fsf
POSTAGE.
In all The psinsipal sitiss aad towns. 49, Von
VIII - delivered, Free - Roota9Os W.
ssnt ~ mall the PosfAan 10 my paxs q ~ Uhi-
ted 6tAtss, viii - bat ~ CenSo Z year n
"Biaskwood and bat ~ Cents Z year isf
saeh II tAs Rsvisws.
n. B-Ths price in Great Britain II NJ ~
Periodicals. above named h about TAirty-ons Dsl-
lars pr annun.
THE FAN mERss CUBE
10 eCI1NrIHIc AND PRACTICAL AonlCuL1Un1.
~ HsMar 6r1rnDns. r. b. g., of EdinhurRh, ara
the late J. p. NoRfon, Professor az 6eieati1e
Agrieaitare In Yale College, New Havsn, : vsas.
RoyalOstavo. 1870 pagss, and nunsrsus vee1
and steal engravines.
This 10, esalssssdly, the most eouplts work q
AgriealtsSs ever pabhsheA, and II order 10 9vs g
wider cirsulation, the publisher havsrsuolvsdt .
reduce the psiss "
Five DosiaPe Fer she I'VE vOH00ao.
when ssatby nail ipost paad) n CaliasrniA asa
Oregon the price will y o.. 70 svsgy o4Ass IN
Of the United Dtaase, and 70 CAnaAo (past pakA
tAnn.'
- Rsnittaasss ~ any u NJ absvs psbli,a-
= tsIs should slwaysb y aadsssssd, pss1 IaiA. 70
LIoHARD SCOTT ) co..
ap1idAv No. - 0old-st, hsw York.
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= -
- lasAa IT.. New York, vouA rsspeetfrliv tssisr
his professional ssTvsss 10 ths eitissns 81 Keoh~h
and vicinity, and give Aosios tAAa = ~ ossne1
IN sstabishnsnt corner Of q and Johnss1 ~
opposite The Gait Assss, wAsss 81 rsnS1,sai 80
tcntion 70 business be hopss 10 seesre ~. .~s.s~
s@s Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING
1Nn crr.,1rcc.,,~
Neasness a9A DlsHate1s
10. ~ H.. - 49, cneio. ssosk ~ fsrfAn0y,
~ - 49, ~. t IS Mnaoa n essn Tor sals .
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lust RECEIVED, a Large Les 81
CnuPEhlOk ICE CME0TO-an indispenen-
bic Article In every famiiy-foY sab very chssu 81
GEO. =. KILBOURNE, Agent,
)nnsz-d AAin-st., bet. ID i Sd.
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"Ths great mission Of Democracy il 10
chfistianise Catholic America"
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- All those who desire to 10 to Carthage,
H., on Friday, 22d inst, to hear Hon. Abe
Lincoln, will meet At the "Gsss City Oaios, !"
to-day, 1t 2 o'clock p. M, to make arrange
ments, 10.
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A ssalous itinerant follows the army Of
conquest and prsashss CLAY DsAx religion.
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RsnovHD.-Smith, the Tailor, has moved
from Fourth street 10 the room on Main for
msrly occupied BY Deming 1 Love. Smith
understands his business, and will be happy
to clothe any number Of customers for cash
at the lowest rates.
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THr Logon LfIrEScE ~ To-DaYS EL.c.
TtoNs.-Amongsi the various influences which
viii be brought to bear on the elections to-day
that Of the Liquor Dealer Association will not
be The least important. This body numbers from
twelve TO fifteen thousand in the city Of New
York and from the peculiar character Of their
business they may be assumed to sway more
than double that amount Of votes. The liquor
stores and the grog shops are the nuclei Of the
small politicians, and the political leanings and
convictions Of many are acquired there. II was
therefore great mistake on The part Of any
political organizations 10 scgrcgatc this large
and influential class into distinct political ntc-
rest 10y the advocacy Of The measures which
tended TO annibilatc their means Of livelihood
whilst at the same time they invaded the private
rights Of the citizen. II might fairly be as
suIncd that not only the votes of the liquor
dealers. but all those whom they could influence,
would bc used for the purposes Of selfdefcnce,
irrespective of The political issues which form the
ordinary test questions between parties.
The ignoring Of this fact will lead to
some curious results during the present elections.
' ne lslIuOl b'dltiF sNN-DttdlOn nave Depu acliNe
in informing themselves as to The sentiments Of
the different candidates on the legislation affect.
ing their interests. Where they have found
them adverse TO them they will throw all polit-
cal considerations overheard. and vote only f;G
those who are prepared to 20 entirely with them.
They can hardly be blamed for this, considering
the amount Of unfair prejudice that has been
evoked against them. II Legislators suffer them
selves TO be carried away by spirit Of fanati-
cism, and are induced to pass measures which
will not stand the sst Of philosophical inves-
tigation, they must expect that the common
sense Of the community will visit upon them in
dividually the mistakes into which their bigotry
and narrow -mindedness have betrayed them.
The candidates who have sided with the liquor
law advocates viii therefore, We think be thrown
somewhat out Of their reckoning to-day. II
their past offences against this interest have not
been lstterly dwelt upon, they are not the less
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The Ncs, York Decentralization for Europ

The New York Decentralization for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Leitch will
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho European mails will close in this city this af
isrnoon at one O'Clock go by railroad and at three
o'clock 70 60 by steamboat.
The European edition OF tho HgrAID, printed in French
nad English will be published NJ ten O'Clock in the
ing. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NV YoRx HERALD viii be received at the following places
In Europe
LONDON Sampson low, son Co AZ Ludgate Hi
Lansing Starr h Co, "a King William street
PAR1s 49,. lansing Baldwin Co, Place de la Bourse
T1gxaroot Lansing, Starr < Co No. Chapel street
4 Stuart, 10 Exchange street. last.
HAYES .Iansing Baldwin 4 Co Il Rue Corneilc.
The contents OF the European edition Of the HERALD viii
combine the news received by mail and telegraph the
Office during the previous week and up to the hour OF
publication.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA sfock BOARD
a., fHn-pMI1nA, Nov J, 1888
Soess usli. feintylVmA -, ~ hi, Reading Rail
,o 1ota aorrs lanai 90 Long Island Railroad, ~,
fehnsy ana tsairoad, a2ss
hosuE, Nov. l. ls5s
'"t"h-~iea To-Day i."p bales n ~ &C. for middang
go u, $50 SAVANNAH, Nov !, 1888
eo't"n-saics u aaS LOU ba4esi miidiing, Tic.
$780,. - d, - ,,saE,ksruN, OCT, 10, 1853
s"'''h-S'os bosy wv bairs Al clsier prices
49,. e., -, sniksIust Nov 1, 1853.
,9.. ss uia. ~" bel's3 maahns and lower
auaNesS q sSsa' eas"t'
,, -, 49,, ,-. - bALnhoRh, Noy. !, 1888.
~, ~ uuli ana aroolAhg uho and Howard street s..
mneu uI'h lof primo "~ trades dpli sales o. RID At 81
70 ssi ~ anu VINE ~ ~ - ~ 20 turn--Od ~hlts
ose &c yellow SOC NhAAey dull. Provisions quiet.
. lulisnf1rHs, Nov. l, 1865.
fn"r anll NJ - 2 - - Wheat-rritne scarce with
SAFES - - - ~ ~ rcd ~ ID al ~ Corn active.
od yellow Sic Provisions quiet: noes pors, SIT 80.
bscoh-sdcs, ss-e shoulders, 5.c. WbskcyUhto. &c.
,vrcc, "tye and arm sales 5000 bags RV At Il &C q
llAc
AsaSr, Nov. l--6P n
Flour CONES iorward freely. Receipts large rates
changed. Whsat-latio dong supply good Sales Canada
club al g5c Com quite dull. al sTc. q 6sct. IN small
IsfoeL baf'ey quite iLi anu duii small sales continue
T. - made al SIC for state four rowcd &c ssc Tor
tanaaai sales about l5,OD0 bushels. shippcd-4 600
bashsh whoat @ bashess corn, 900 bushels barley.
= y. whiskey--sales lsb bbls AZ II &c,
DupaIo, Nov. IL PM
There L ony limited demand tor hour, aud the mar
ket heavy sales 800 bbls., ~ 37 81 80 Cor good
20 choice snpcrinc 81 IS 10 for The range u extra
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sacs ciosing dull without luc,ahie change in prices
Flour sn moderate demand ard for common and me
dum grades prices were easier The chief demand was
from The home trade Wheat frmer, especially red
Western, while sales moderate. Corn was heavy
and rather easier while sales embraced about 10000
bushels chiefly Western mixed at o6c zoe. Pork was
freely In dealt with sales OF mess a. SIC 76 the
spot and $40 SO for future delivery sellers option to LIST
May 1869 Prime sold at SIS so sl3 rs for new and old
For stocks SEQ another column Sugars were quiet and
steady. Coffee was qnie. and Arm. For stocks
other column Fregbts steady, while engagements
were light
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch.

rms NEW IsrHMus TRANSIT PRoJEcr ANp THr way
THE ADMINISTRATION RSGARps IT-,rrorsTassr ~
TO TIE PARAGUAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rkyi-
Sos Oh Tiik TAHItf, ETC. Erc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. !, ISIS
no, true that government favors tho new spccu
a,ion ~ Jcrez and Mcssrs Van Dyke and Wallace with
reference to the Transit route oi Nicaragua Doubtless
Jcrcz and his government would sell Transit route
many mes 10 raise money, Il they could find men
simple enough to Iay them but with such trading The
administration viii have nothing do The ground tho
administration has taken all along often stated ii The
Hfrap ~ that the route shall b. open and whatever
rights American citizens may have acquired shall 30 pro
tectod This and misrepresentation through tho
press the moment the Nicaragua about bcir
opened, the old game renewed by powerful rival ute
rests, acting conjunction with the WHY aud trading
ministers and ofc ais Of Central America.
Tho following officers have been ordered o. the steamer
America at the Brooklyn Yard Toe service ~ the Para
quay expedition -Commandcr--j r. Green IAcutenants--
% NJ Cuyicr, O. T. BeIsnap, NJ z. Jones, aud n A.
Adams F'rst ASSISTANT Engncer-E Ne Luce Third As.
sislant knginecrs-H. snyder, J. Whitaker, Z. peyan
and ,. r. Brown Acting Boa,swan--P A. Chason
The following officers have been ordered 10 the charter.
Cd steamer Me'acofnct. 1T the Pensacola Navy Yard
They 20 the United States steamer Arctic now
undergoing repairs al the Washington Yard Lieu.
tenant COMMUNICATIVE. II. Macornb. Lieutenant
" Moore, X. FAIRFAX and a. Clley. The Nciaccfnct IS
also attached 10 the Paraguay expedition.
The Pest Office Department has concluded 10 send the
European malls by tho steamer v,go which vii sal from
New YcrS for Liverpool on the oh mt
The administration Is actively engaged preparing Cor
CONGRESS. It's yet decided what Course vii he re-.
commended regarding the tsria II Is believed, however
that change e the tarn cor sake II revcnnc vii
bc required and probable specific duties m certain
tascs may be recommended.
s.nor Perez. secretary Of General Jcfe1-nos lcrer
himseIi--s about 10 proceed 10 Nicaragua Ccsla R.a
and Nicaragua may be assured any cnort 10 whecdla
General Lamar, or humbug the administration through
agents here, will be understood and ncutralzcd.
senator mgier. Of Pennsylvania len Washington this
evening o attend the marriage Of tsoyernor GmE with
Mrs. Henderson al Philadelphia, 10 morrow.
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to twenty two days, the War Department shsl
bring the Indians along the route under control
The Pension Office in October issued six hundred "a
hfy nine land warrants under the act Of March, 1856 =
satisfy which about 100 900 acres are necessary.
Mr. Isaac Holland door keeper of the United States 80
nate, died today.
j H. Rathb1n hss been appointed Second Lieutenant =
the Marine Corps, vice Payne disnlissed.
Lieutenant Ma has been ordered the Coast Survsv
Lieutenant Livingston, Of the Navy, has resigned. =
take effect on the 25th ult.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. /, 1868.
rev Orleans papers OF Wednesday last containing verA
Cruz dates TO the 22d Of October are received.
rumor was current in Vera Cruz that Cabos the com
rnander Of Zuoagas forces Orzaba had received
orders from the City Of Mexico to join Echeagaray n
lalapa
II was reported that General Degaado, commander o(
the consttutonass, entered Guadalaara the 9th q
October
The Bo'etin (ocia) of zscaecas announces the town
OF lagos taken by the constu.lona.sts from Zacaecas
ana Neuyo Leon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

WAiisUfuN. Nov. |, 1858
Nr Buttorcld PrcsIdeu, a the California Overland Maj
Company, made application day protection through
the country raycraed by their stages from Indian nrs
sons The Secretary Of War gave him most cordial re-
cepuon, congratulated him his success snd assured
him that military protection should he Afforded nj 40 carly
day a. possible Troops will probably be concentrated
~ Fort smith considerable numbers and be moved 10
suitable dcachmcnts 10 the exposed points This upor.
iant movement Of the government win open al Texss
and Arizona 70 settlement The forces 30 successfully
lighting the comanches 10 be promptly reinforced b.
regiment from Fort Ieavcnworth with the view 10
rel them 10 sue tor peace Improved arms, similar 70
those which effective in Washington and
Oregon will be forwarded 10 Fort smith. Tho President
The protection ~ the mail and emgrant route from
Indian attacks Mr. But,crleld en ior nome this AFTER
noon greatly pleased with the comprehensive plans Of
the Secretary o. war lie will start FOR Memphis,
LATHE Rock and Fort smith, TO see whether that
canno, be greatly improved. The Postmaster General Is
sa,sced The mails can bo carried TO California a twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

SEWARD ~ FAVOR or MA1TEsoS. appears
that, in his late speech at Rome, Mr.. Seward de-
livercd a very pathetic funeral cuIogium over
his great lobby captain. o. y. Matteson. regret
ting the loss Of his valuable services IN Congress.
Now, as Matteson has been cast of by the re-
publicans Of his district, and has taken the field
against the republican nominated 10 supersede
him. this speech Of Seward may secure at least
one democratic member Of Congress. Who
knows?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
Politics I'm Albany.

ALBANY, Nov. I, 1858.
The ezclsement on the Congressional fight here is in
tense Close figuring shows anticipated majority either
way Of only or two hundred Largo bets are being
made on the result. bet OF 81 900 was made to day
Johnny Morrissey, who supports Mr. Corning also made
bet Of 81 900 on Saturday that he would be elected
large number Of inquiries having been received To-
day asking If Mr. Burrows had declined running for Gov
ernor deemed proper to authoritavey deny from
him that there any foundation whatever for tho rumor