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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-25
CHARLEs AADMAKEK.
HAIR DRESSER.

FISO CUBA AND BACK, A vAcArIos vorAas,
BY =. Dane, jr., author Of 1.-TWO Years Be-
fore the Mast" Hs. I
Of the writer Of the woIld-reno wnsd volume, 1.-TWO
Years Bffore the Mas" 0G which more than 100, :
~ copies have been sold. For sals at
OGDEN, BRQWNKLL = co. 3
Cl1Y Book EroaH,
juneX - Aein-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-20

CAsr MuItAGnrg, BEIyIsH INDIA, Nov. rs, 1858.
Success Of he Brtish Atms-Dreadful Slaughter Of he
Force Of 7auea 7qpee7hs Ncna not 10 be Foundation
deful Escapes Of 7auiea-Actire Pursuit made after
Him-Bith Of a Son and Heir TO he Rqjat Of Gpa-
lior-False Reconsideration, de-, dc.
The operations of the British forces against the rebel
lIous Indians has been making continued though slow
progress and large numbers of the Indians. have laid
down their arms and surrendered to the troops Ever
the 9th Of October have been knocking about the
junges and il may be some time before get to Nhon;
but when we arrive there IL is hoped the mutny In India
will be all settled They begun to to terms in
Dude, as you may by the papers, and the Amtc
chief has surrendered himself, with force Of about
three thousand men, Of the strongest forts in that
part OF the country l cannot hear word about tho
Nena What has become Of him am not prepared To
say The Commander in chief Sir Colin Campbell now
Lord Clyde, gets sharp rubbing up for not moving
q little faster. lie is compared to a snail, with
It's shcll its back: but for all that, | think
he s the best judge, and knows well wha
he is about The proclamation and the Queens assump-
ton Of the late rights and privileges OF the India Com
pany have been promulgated throughout the principal sta
here and after tho LIST of January who are found
in arms against the British government will be dealt with
accordingly The proclamation gives free pardon 10 an
who will lay down their unless actually i'm plicat
cd in the murder Of Europeans and Christians they will not
be molcstcd 80 that IL expected that immense numbers
Of them will come TO terms for the sake Of saving their
lives Tauiea Topce is sl knocking about, and Ia al
miraculous how he has managed to oludo the acvi
ty and vigilance OF the British soldiers short time ago
he had no less han -four columns hcmmng him in, ana
when they rapidly ADVANCED TO secure or crush him, !"
sr surprise they found rnat Tho bird had down. aud 'ne
four English columns NET face 10 face Now was'hN NOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-20

In 1909 the price 81 O. per ID the h'ghes, pom,
reached Now 1t is sixty six cents These prices arc
maximum and minimum and include duty ,os-
In 1901 the amount Of duty was sIoooooJi Ia io0'i
s25, 900 900. ,,,,,
OF the opium trade are the chief features OF the recent
movements in China. -, MI. o,.n
titles of raw cotton imported from each ana are gwen
since Is4O The transit in India for many years
will piyo America the lion share OF this trade There Is
no doubt but what India has the capacity 70 produce ou
not the ability TO prepare transport II IN quantity
chester men may hold meetings and issue ofcuars out
import tables will reflect progress ro.
The United States gave England IN ls4) ae 300 oot
pounds last year 1872 $40 pounds, while India sup
Piled II oil S3s pounds the former year wnen droppeo
10 70 SIS SIS pounds in 1si9 rose TO pounds
in 1857 but last year fell of again TO pounds
The wear 1866 gave the largest aggregate being from all
quarters 1904 pounds but last year. 1893, u was
but 9Sl SAT 056 pounds, against 592 4SS0 pounds in
1910 Exports at same dates were 3s ol3,ooo pounds
eighteen years SINCE and 1853 035 $50 pounds now.
Mr. Ellison in his Handbook of the Cotton Trade" gives
the average weekly consumption in Europe since 1880
You have readers sufficient to warrant my giving
the entire table,
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--- IMpoFTi E-spoTts.
Commerce OF Hndostan 1885, $l26 900 Sis 900
OF this sum Great Britain alone absorbed $50 900 Of
the ex Dorfs and SI3 600 600 OF The innnnrtv :
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RaGIoNEs ORBiS.
Terrar, Quae ant ayeteris tradite, aut nostra
pat p. ". O.
EuruoRosyNus Vu1PIUs DESCRIBE BAT AMMO SALUTs,
MDXIJ


Groestanda (Greenland) has Island the west side
Of its southern extremity marked Groveant the name Of
the island of Resolution is represented by Dos Dernonos
Hudsons Bay IS called Baa dos Moros Cape Chudligh is
marked G Fro; Ciyola ana Mara'ta are marked in New
Mexico but the peninsula of California Is entirely want
ing Toionteac stretches across Texas, the Mississippi
bears the Guataquivr and there appears another
river IT. Of equal size, without nameprobaby
Of tho mouths Of the great stream over New Mexico
the nsme Ayis Reg.
There has just been published memoir written by Don
Domingo Doncel Orda2 librarian Of the colleges aud
vents Of Salamanca, bearing the title, The University Of
Salamanca before the Tribunal Of History, which at
tracing attention In the literary world Of Spain The
conclusions to which the arrives are that the Uni
versy founded il the twelfth century by Alfonso TX
that often the second university in the rank Of its
hierarchy and other accounts the first in the world
and from its foundation has held the first position
among like institutions in Spain; that the mathematical
sciences far advanced in il other sciences
the astronomical tables OF Alfonso ell Sabo due TO
and that taught the system OF Coperncus its halls
as that made known. Not only did it not reject
the idea Of Columbus but when all Europe regarded him
visionary, its professors alone conprehended his
sonng and gave their influence that he might realize it,
rtrrvne
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Of veques Berganin Culebra, Aplvnas, Fernando 20,
Annabon, Corisco Ascension, the seventeen Marian
Islands and thirty Carones the island OF Ceuta Mel
Albucemas Penon de la Gomera Peregil Caraco, Aldo
ran Congress- Rey Isabel IT,, under five Cap
tains General, and bestowing upon their improve
ment the sum nearly million OF dollars
now expended from the public purse in keeping
up at different points Of the globe inadequate establish
menis and supporting pauper population in perjury and
want In this march would come upon Africa from three
directions to the end OF finally forming in the north
great colony before the territory shall have bee e
mcnt and by making free ports, invite the wealthy Jew
and Moorish merchants from the interior and take
up their residences the enjoyment OF protected and
liberal traffic on the coast
tnuay 10 America draws the attention Of the govern
ment and which legislative Interference avail to
check though prosperous colony at hand might divert 1t
with the less expense attending the proximity The con-
becoming continually by the continual loss to the
country of large numbers OF is youth, particularly 10
Baenos Ayres who 60 thiher in quest Of fortunes.
few moments previously 70 its being packed to be sent
to the United States, we have had the pleasure of ex
aiming terrestrial globe OF copper about foot and
hall 10 diameter with its wooden wormeaten stand made
as II APPEARS in Rome in the fifteenth century, for Car
dina Marceo Cervino, by Euphorosynus vupius. 1t is
one of the historical acquisitions made by Mr. Buckingham
Smith late Secretary of the American Legation, during
his official residence in SPAIN and according TO the drec
ton we noticed box containing IT, 1t 10 destined for
the Historical Society Of New York. The globe is bell ved
10 bo one OF the Oldest il is not quite the Oldest in
ierce and some gentlemen who have examined the por
ortant respects presenting unknown and very early
fnot sna authority. 1t bears these two Inscriptions
ss>>S~
MARCEII.O CERvlNO
S. II, E. PRSsBrIERo
Cardinals d. D.
|
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But In 1851 marx what Tree trade has d0ne-a tonnage
Of 1851 Ss7 tons, employing 2s7 1858 menneary twice
the population Of Bottom These facts Cover Britain aud
colonies The dock dues Liverpool alone were about
s1S,ooo0o0 last year, being some $4,000 1857,
Notwithstanding the panic.
In 1857, Of British and foreign tonnage four times the
quantity Of shipping entered and cleared in the foreign
trade than the Of 1883 The tables made from
1874
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Our italian Correspoudepcr.

FFNCk jan. D, ISsV
Death Of The EmpGors Aunt ant Oystui's Dauqa,er--Re
lioio,1 Persecuions in .sardinia-A Nice Queaio,s--
Ancher Clandestne Bortsn, Of J.wish CAi,l-Hayian
Rat,uaw-Itairs in Rom>-D Discoveries in Ki,ds-
Newspapers in Autrt~-konenepro q Sketch Of Her
Hiaoyy.
DEATH that no rcspecter OF persons that levecr Of all
ranks has ntrudcd into the Imperial household on two
occasions during the year past and the sister and the
aunt Of the young Emperor have both been removed to
sphere where glitter, and gloss and tnscl and rappnes
will be counted NJ worth nothing BY the side Of those
royal attributes which make great and noble both prince
and peasant. The Arcbducbess Maria Anna died at
Baden on the Goth u and the court s in mourning for
her here The mourning does not seem to have struck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-20
Cur Madrid Correspondence.

MADRID, Dec. 30, 1853
PTposd Erection gf cuJa, Porto RICO and the Philippians
into Provinces @ The Kta9lou-Gyedt Enaivation fran,
Sfain--An Old GLOBE for III. New York Historical So
ciey-7hc college Of Salamanca, de-, DC.
The Society Of Political Economy at Madrid, from
whence issued the famous report Of Joveanos in 1895
the subect Of property held morman has directed
the publication Of an essay written by Don Casimro
Rufno Ruiz, on the subject Of occupying cutivatnr and
stimulating commercial interests in sixty seven Deepen
denotes OF spain-the wreck II may be said Of that vast
domain acquired by Isabel the Great when subjects
to the numbsr Of sixty millions Of souls but
which in the present century has 10 be reduced 10
twenty four millions. The data have been collected with
great care; the reflections profound and phosophic
showing the author both experience and information on
the general matters of which he treats He proposes TO
raise the Bureau Of Utramar to the consideration and
place Of department, and leaving the governments FOR
the present TO exist those Of Cuba Porto Rico aud the
Phllpplne Islands, he will colonize and divide into
ave groups forming as many provinces, the Isanda
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Total European consuinp-
ton per week 90, 269 60 1888 II, 042 O., $50
You will observe that England continues to he the
largest slave patron nasuch she took n 1857 39065
bales per week Of the 63 $50 bales consumed IN Eu
ropeap markets.
Here Is memoranda Of stock on hand Of United States
and East India COTTON since 1Sl0-
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. ~
In 184Q II touched S44, 600
Your China merchants will read the tea trade statistics
with interest
In 1901 only 20 S0 739 lbs were imported and oplv
%, 100 lbs were consumed-averagc rate being 10
or per head Thirty years later the trade was still
down 70 81 y64S,vz6 lbs. imports In 1913 II 40
2o3 4o3 Ibs but since then the has rapid
During the eleven months Of 1858 the imports were 81 02I
Bl8 lbs, which about the consumption being the
previous year lbs. or per head The upper classes
only n per cent, while the middle aud poorer classes
lake the entire balance.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-20
Hnhlit Sales.
BY LENNON d. RROGDEN
RICH ANANS WuADF

BUUHANANN WHARF
IN TUESDAY, Esd instant, at IL O'Clock.
the auction stores Buchanans wharf the cargo ~
brig K. r. Kirkland, consisting of
Ok HHDS. p r SUGAR
II DO. DO.
% Do. 10.
Ok CASKS P. r. M0LASSES.
alS-tS LENNON & RROGDFN Auct,rss
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guMbtr.

WILLIAMS Mss s. CR RG S. AMI
GENERAL COMMISSION, MERCHANT,
- y. f. corner +. Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Wllattend to selling all kinds Lumber, Staves Shocks,
Grain, &c and fill orders for same
Aessrs MaSraw koons Agents Pa Central RR Co Bait
NJ. p kimball, Esq, Baltimore.
D; c. Springer, Esq, Custom House, Baltimore.
Thos. z. jenkins, ESQ.,, ."
Fenby Asbury, Philadelphia Pa
S, W. Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa. mh7f
I UMBER, SHINGLES,
Just landed and for sale at our wharf
100000 No. HEART SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
$4,000 feet Al and 81 TIemloclk FENCING
large lot Of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheelwr
others Also variety Of Building MATERIAL all which
We offer at lowest market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN & CO.
West side of Union Dock,
apT-u adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
T UMBER FOR WHEELWRlGHTS.
IL OAK,
HICKORY.
JOS. THOMAS & son,
tel7u corner Park and Clay streets
H UMBER LUMBERl!
- NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT
Retail Yard at No ~ West Falls Avenue yard south
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore, Md
We would respectfully call the attention of friends and
the public generally large of WHITE PINE
LUMBER, consisting of Framing and all kinds of White
Pine. Also, Hemlock, Framing, Fencing, and Flooring
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles, Laths, Pckes,
&c We prepared to furnish orders wholesale and RETAIL
with Dispatch the accommodating terms, as we get
niS-tf Ct '4'' 0'''''' EbWGRD TURNE2 & CO.
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1iartus anS Mlnsit.

~usStNS-~--ll.zu TIE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT
68&RyzE2xggz8 OF HE AGE IN PIANOS, is the PATENT
II III II II DOUBLE SOUNDING BOARD giving to
M y the Square Piano the TONE of a GRAND
recomDended by the world-renowned Pianists,
S. THALBERG,
HY. VIEUXTEMPS,
And other eminent Professors and Amateurs.
Thaberg, who has used them, says
II hape eTGmined gour iGa0S and regard the introduce
ti0n Of the DOUBLE SOUNDING BOARD as that
must commend Itself to al Piano Forte players find them
to be EXCELLENT INSTR UMENTS."
Our Pianos made the best material and workmanship
with full IRON FRAME and all the recent improvements
which give them unequaed durability power and richness
Of tone, elasticity of ouch and beauty of finish Every
Piano sold by warranted for FIVE YEARS, with privi
legeof exchange any time within six months entire
ly satisfactory
The public are invited to examine for themselve, either at
our BRANCH WARER00M, 235 WEST BALTIMORE Street,
near Charles, at our FACTORY and PRINCIPAL WARE
ROOMS $40, 5l2, SIS and 522 West Lombard street.
- - - NEWMAN, BRO. & SONS.
OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
Tuning and Repairingl ended to- Several good Second
hand Pianos for sale d22-tfr
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SEA BATHING
- GFSH
G5Si;'z;:l.sSs'!l|Iizr

a N41ISSfI SEA BAIHINT
R&~@aH4ase%OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANY'S
STEA will leave Union Dock foot Concord street.
DAILY, Sundays eXceped) at five O'clock P NJ for Old
Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back So giving the PASSENGER privilege
to remain the whole season.
NJ. n. FALLS, Agent
ieI7-tocl Baltimore Steam Packet CGmpanv
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TaiIurs.
MERCHANT r TAIhQRING
SA NJ L II n f II l. l. & co.
HAVE REMOVED

MERCHANT TAILORING
1V1 ESTABLISHMENT.
SA VI f Y AN + H LII & co.
From No Light Street to
No. % BALTIMORE STREET, near Holiday,
Where they will continue keep hand general
mems Furnishing Goods at extremely low prices a36m
ID Z NJ V A L.
IN GEO SPIES respectfully informs his patrons and
the public that he has REMOVED to
No. 50 n; GAY STREET, 3D. House from Bridge,
rendering his sincere thanks requests
early call choice collection of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
AND NSIINGS imported and domestic. The latest styles
received every month. j7.tf
HENRY GRIFFITH, (of the late firm of Grif-
fifth & Mccormick has taken the STORE, No LIGHT
STREET opposite the FOuunn Hotel and will be ready
see his former friends and customers at the by
the 18th
He will have and constantly keep hand freshand
lect assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSDGERS, VESTINGS and FURNISHING.
GOODS
in general and will his best efforts please all who will
favor him with their patronage. al3eo5t
E0HN H. REA Il CO.,
- CLOTHTERS,
CORNER SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs. JOHN II. REA co, take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing is much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and VESTlNGS, which they will make order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and manu-
actuTe.
FURNISHING GOODS
Crayats, Scas Ties, SdspenderS, Handkerchief, Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention Of Planters ocI3-tf
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SAMUEL II. COVER, Auct'r,
q Da1t;,.n,.a = ., -.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE |

H
pursuance ola decree of the United States Circuit Court
or the District OF Maryland, in equity the undersigned
nste VIII offer at public SALE the premises on WE'D.
NESpA1 MORNING, The 3lst day of August at II O'Clock
ALL TIA TRACT OFLAND situated Howard county
known as Gwynn's Purchase, containing l4sH
mile from the M9rr9ttsyle Station, the line of the Bal
nOe and Ohio Railroad, adjoining the farm of Mir Jacob
Reese and the that described in deed from Pax
son and wife to Johnson dated 10th March, 1857 and record
W, No. 49, folio l27.
Inc and covered with rich limestone soil has an album
Hahce timber unusually well watered and improved
ings. - " Wv ~ ~ ~
me terms OF SALE prescribed by the Decree areOne
rd OF the purchase money cash day SALE and the
Dnce to be paid in two equal instaments twelve
eighteen months to bear interest day Of and
DC secured by te notes bonds Of the purchaser en-
dorsed to the satisfaction Of the trustee va
CHAS. f. PHELPS, Trustee
aLLLs No 2 Law Buildings
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TTNHE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
L. PROTECTIVE UNION,
INSTITUTED 1855.
For the mutual protection of its members from selling to
irresponsible persons in the city.
Offce-36 SECOND STREET (near Town Clock up sairs)
+. 2. STEV EMS & Co, Agents.
MI6T 2 T MaITNEYi T. Attorneys mh,s.,v
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HAVANA, May %, 1859
NeSSTS p Herman d Son. Baltimore
Dear Sirsln answer favor inquripg concerning
the classification Of mark of Cigars Jenny Lind, beg
to that since the establishment of our factory have
ALWAYS maintained the order marks thus: jenny
Lind the first Jefferson the second and Niagara the third
1t is not intention to change them.
You rest assured gentlemen that such persons sell
the Jefferson mark first, do not act in good faith.
Signed, PABLO, PARET PoNs,
Makers of the Jenny Lind Jefferson and Niagara Cigars.
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@aterinQ 9Iatfs.
TO CAPE MAY

La Go TO CAPE MAY
s5s2 - Via P. W. 3. R R.
Passengers for the above celebrated Bathing Place are
respectfully informed that by leaving President street De
pot, baltimore, ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY in $50 O'Clock A. NJ train they viii connect at New
for the Cape. ' P' v" "'
~ Baggage checked through
rare including Carriage Hire on the Island, st cass.
., WIN CRAWFORD, Agent,
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@ru @OO0s,
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

E>RESH ARRIVAL.
L. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR SPRING.
We opening a splendid assortment of Spring
Goods,
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
to which specially invite the attention oil customers
Our assortment large and complete consisting Of
Goods gotten out exclusively for sales
~ SHIRTSl SHIRTS! "a
We manufacturing to order celebrated
POINTED YOKE SHIRT,
which in superior to those heretofore made
by US, and are giving universal satisfaction.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
1855 Baltimore street,
mh4-tf opposite Museum.
WYMAN, BYRD Il CO.,
NO. Is HANOVER STREET,
AGENTS FOR
THE AMERICAN and
BAY STATE PRINTS,
Laurel. SHEETINGS,
PATAPSCO OSNABURGS,
UNION and
nS-ly DELLA DRILLS
BROOKS SPOOL COTTON.
Id JONAS BROOKS & BROS
PATENT GLACE SPOOL COTTON,
Full assortment in store and for sale by
JOHN S. BARRY,
Sole Agent,
No
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER

BY SAMUEL H. COVER.
fFs:t TRUSTEES SALE
Wifi
LszzEeAAD W ElLlNG No. 2S7 WEST FAYETTE STREET
The Undersigned Trustee, win for sale by auction
the public sales room No 10 South Gay MONDAY
the 2th day OF September, 1859, att O'clock p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting % on the north
side of Fayete street. distant l2 feet westerly from Pine
street. and running back for depth feet Vine street
improved by a large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
double Back Building, being the fifth house west Of Pine
street now in the occupation of Geo r. Cinnamond ESD
Inc Improvements are ofthe most substantial kind
The property will be sold in fee
Ierms-Onefourh cash. balance with interest in four
equal payments, at one, TWO. three and four years,
ais 2aw3w&ds+ s Fl COVER Anctir
f;;;f HANDSOME DWELLING
III 81, 49, 49,. BARRE STREET
81 VIII sell, on MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT August
o az 4e clock on the premises, all the following de-
sotlPgu WY 5r,St2 property, viz:
MI huSh INO LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVE
EI situated on the north side Barre street third and
fourth houses west of Warner street The lois zach f
Barre street IA feet inches, and run back I20fee
The Improvements consist of TWO weI built
BRIC n DWEILlN GS, with twostory Brick Back RniId
ings handsomely Finished with PantrieS, &c
Ground rent 81 per foot
Terms of sale-0ne third cash: balance in and months
with interest and security
SAMUEL H. COVER, Auct'r
I lotto