The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-17
reiearaphio News.


New oRLsASs, Oct. l2.--The Tennessee,
from Vera Crnzs on the 0th inst. has ARR.
we'd.
aua1alsjara was captnred on the 26sh, in
| atsad OF the 18th, by tho liberals. II wal
desperately defended.
The liberals were reinforced by one thou.
sand men. The people were rejoicing.
Iuleaga was anxious to retire. The cler.
gv had offered Buleago another million.
AIaraath was in possession OF the liberals.
San Bias was the only Pacific town held
by the znlaoga.
The steamer Guerarrs was recaptured in
the Tabnseo river by the liberals.
The spanish steamer Caioa ct Sacrifices,
Cajaca, was captured BY Alverea.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE decision on
the question presented by the Collector Of
Mobile, regarding the granting Of clear
anee to the Nicaragua emigrant vessel, will
probably turn on the truth or falsiiy of re-
port that the passengers have obtained pace
ports from Yrissarri.
The President has rendered the Governor
ship Of Kansas to Ex-Governor Medary, OF
Ohio. He will leave for Ohio, when he will
answer in the course Of week whether he
will accept or not.
last was nearly S7,000,0O0. The receipts Of
the week preceding were S57s,Q0O. The
amount Of the drafts paid was $925 900, and
the amount OF the drafts issued 81 ,l27 900.
NKw YoRK, Nov. I3.-The Courier's Wash
ington correspondent says Secretary Cobb's
report ia partly written. He recommends a
tax upon tea and coffee, but 10 silent upon
the iron.
al h. Wa
ter Works were buried alive this A. II. by
the caving Ia of q trench for the main pipe,
which they we're digging in Jeralamon street.
The Republican City Convention, after a
stormy session last evening, nominated as
candidate for comptroller X. j. Halves and
Cornelius Y. Anderson as candidate for Aims
House Governor.
NEW HAVEN, CT, Nov. IA large and
enthusiastic meeting Of the Douglas Democ-
racy was held in this city this evening. Judge
Croswel presided, assisted by twelve Vice
Presidents and two Secretaries.
J. A. McMasters, editor OF the Freeman's
Journal (Catholic), made strong and able
speech in support OF the position Of Judge
Douglas, congratulating the Democracy OF
the country upon his noble triumph. He
commented very severely upon the conduct of
the National Administration.
Resolutions embodying the above senti-
ments were unanimously adopted, after which
james Gallagher, a delegate to the Cincin-
natl Convention, made an eloquent speech
in support Of the resolutions. The meet
ing adjourned with nine cheers for s. A.
Douglas.
Boston, Nov. l3.--The fremont House
was sold at auction to- day, subject to four
years. lease, for $ls2 900 tho purchasers
name not mentioned.
Weather cloudy, with indications Of snow.
A dispatch from White River Junction, VT,
says it is showing hard there.
City Marshal Warren, Of Worcester, who
was accidentally shot on Wednesday, died
this morning.
WARRINGTON, New. l3.--Judge Parker, the
defeated candidate for the New York Gov
ernorship, has been rendered the Collector
ship OF New York City, and declines it. The
Office, i. is now stated, will be offered TO MIR.
Taylor, candidate for Lieut.. Governor on the
same ticket, the President being determined
to remove Mr.. schell.
NKw YoRx, Nov. l3.--In the Superior
Court to day, verdict of $l2 1878 was award
ed against Fernando Wood, for preventing,
when be was Mayor, Messrs. Dodge d Barnes
from executing their contract for raising the
sunken ship Joseph Walker.
0swEGo, Nov. l3.---ihe schooner j. $.
Reed, with wheat and lumber for this port,
went ashore in snow squall this morning,
under Fort Ontario. The vessel and cargo
are insured.