The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-06

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prinsiples Of public Law, ana hopes that the
U.s. Govsrnmsns win disavoN Il.
The Indspondont bslge says Lord Cowley
and Count Walsuski have been eollmission-
ed to Arrange : basis OF 90 operation be-
TWEEN Englvnd and France in the preseou-
ton Of the Chinese war.
Three ninety one gun ships were under Or
ders for foreign service 1t Portsmouth,, and
four gun boats were being prepared with oil.
haSlt fsf CHINA. The almost activity pfe-
vailed 1t Woolwich and elsewhere in getting
on amunitions, &c.
English funds have exhibited but slight
and closed very firm ~ quota
tons. Money continued shandant and In
m0dUfAtS demsnd. Gold continued 70 dow
into bank IN large quantities, the arrivals
from Australia and America having been
heavy. fst lI
FsAscs. There was quite gathering OF
politicians q Biarritx. In addition TO the
King Of Belgium, Lord Cowley, Count Wal
iewski and Count Reises had gone there. and
Count Casous and the Duke Of Aalakof
we're expected.
II wAsrumored in Paris that the Emperor
had requested the King Of Sardinia - re-
fuse 70 aha dspntations iron the Legations
their request for annexasion - Re6nons.
The Hmes Paris oorrespoudsat says that
il the reports OF the day nay be credited,
there i possibility Of tAesssslsnsst Of she
Italian question, which sAoald sakisfy Ill
parsies, and the general impressisa - that
that the political horisoa was likely seon -
be clearer shAa for some time past.
The Constitutional had given proninence
to m editorial 10 which il calls on Eaxland
to side with France in the Italian question,
and the article Was regarded - IN ap-
peal 10 En9lAnd 10 assist alphabetically in
exsrscAsing the Eurerar frsa his dllkcaltiss-
Taers 1as No anprove0ens il fr0oA soo-
nercial affairs Ii - deserted thas the cor
clusion OF the harvest shows that the ercp
has been tn enty Per cent les productive
| than lAss rear. Flour and wheat hAa Cd
vAnced in PARIS, anA also in nloss Of the pro-
vincial markets. The elk markets 1sre
ssasnant Trade was better ~ Lyons under
orders from America.
The vintage accounts were generally m
satisfse4pry.
TEE Zun1cE Ct HrKRKScE.-There had bosa
. complies suspension Of intercourse be-
tween the Pienfp osentiariss Tor several dsys
but ON the 10Th ult., after the arrival of Z
French courier, ths Representatives Of Frana(
and Austsia had . conference which lases(
three hAars.ai shs
IrAy.-The Government 81 Tuscany hal
Doti66d the Plenipotentiaries Of The Grams
Daks to acyacuats she palace within ihrA,
days. u sase OF their non-oooplisnse th,
properly Of the 0rand Duke was to be %
| qnSStsfed.a : sA .A'.,.
TLsrs had been reports from Rone tina
theP Ape,sAeAlth WAS 90 shattered that b,
would probably soon resign, but the lates
| >aoaurts 500 h. had :, - an&lv rnncvarnd
The PspAl, Government had expressed SGT
islacsioh With tho recent article In the Paxi
Moniteur ON Italian Affairs. .ss 4s8e'
Garabsldi has issued . letter publicly 20
knowiedgfng his admiration OF the patriotil
population Of the Italian Tyrol for the hero
ism Of their services during the var,
, The Vienna Gazette publishes decree
raising the state of siege in Venice. Som
slight regulation, will, however, continue i
force, Professionally.
SrAIN.--Some journals say that Gen. So
rane is 70 be Captain General Of Cuba, vjc
} Gen. Concha, whose retirement has lon
been expected.
, RUssIA.--The Ilyalide Rnsse publishes
telegram confirming the reported capture Q
Schlnayl during victorious assault by ID
Russians on CUNT. SchmayPs sons and fem
lily were captured or killed. The Russian
took FIVE cannon, and their loss did not ox
; coed one hundred men.
TuRKEY.-The Times publishes the follow
: ing telegram from its correspondent econ
} stantinople, Sept. l8th.-A conspiracy to q
Q saasinate the Sultan has been discovered
Q Two hundred persons have been arrests
t here, among them the Pasha of Albina, wh
was apparently the chief. Some troops ar
suspected Of participation. The AFFAIR orig
mated with . fanatical party"
kDIA.--The Calcutta Mail Of August 9Th
9 reached Alden Sept. 18th. The followin
!, news came BY Red Sea telegraph:
A bill had been introduced in the Legisla
tive Council to tai professions and trades
: India.
The cnltivators Of land expected that til
special disarming act passed during the mu
tiny, had been made permanent.
Ihere 10 no additional news from Chinl
0 but private telegram states that there ha
I been large sales Of manufactured goods bot
at Hong Kong and Shanghai. II Was, sher,
fore, inferred that political mstters had nj
: experienced any new conplicstion.
Dreadful Gel ens..stsam seller
.sass Explosion. @
At about four O'Clock this afternoon, b.
toTo WI pSPuI uau kUuo W pT0eus W0 Wei
Startled BY tremendous axplosion, and Q
. looking out to assertaia the oause, saw Il
! east end Of Sprowls, Turnse = Co.'s Steal
FIGURING Mill snssloped II sssall. 1t Vas
once evident that On sxploelg4 81 the boiler
had taken place; ! nanh@r u people vel
: already on the Gfoppd, md dlisens vel
: running to tho ses1s u ~ accident frol
every direction. On ssashinE the spot Y
found thsn in the act of carryinG Wsunde
: man into tho mill, from point Some distahs
: east and on 4 line with the boiler. III
proved to be Mr.. Turner, one Of tho pfopF
J stors, who had bean acting - Engineer, "a
who was standing in front ok tho boilers
the time Of the accident, Both ends Of q
6ues were blown out, and both end walls /
! the engine house were blown down; ard j