The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-19

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10.
UNITED STATES ExPREss--We call atten.
ton to the card Of this Company. Mr.. @.
II. Ten-Eyck 10 the Agent. He has been in
the once for some time, and 10 we'll and fla
vorsbly known to those having business with
the Company.
BLAcKBERnxs.-Mr. Duke has shown us .
few specimens Of the Lawton black berry of
his own raising. They are very large, very
black, and very sweet. when ripe. They are
easily raised, and every garden ought to have
them growing. There 10 nothing moro health
full, and no greater luxury, than such berries
in their season.
FATAL Accrpxsr.--On Sunday last Mr.. Pc.
ter Hill, of Warsaw, was killed BY IN ex-
plosion Of high-winss while attempting to
repair ono Of the conducting pipes in the Dis
tillery Of Hill, Knox l. Co. The pipe was
cut, and the spirit took hre. Mr.. Knox was
also considerably injured. Mr.. Hill fingered
several hours.
0IThe Baltimore Patriot construes the
speech OF the Hon. A. II. Stephens ~
IN avowal in favor Of reviving the African
Slave Trade:
ALI this very plainly means that Mr.. Ste-
phens is in favor Of the continued agitation
Of the pernioious and embittering Slavery
question that be is in favor of fllibustering,
OF acquiring Cuba ANY now, by incendiary
revolution against the wishes Of her inhabi-
tants, and in violation Of our treaties and
that he is further in favor of some means by
which the slave population at the South can
be increased, other than by drawing Of that
population from other slavehoiding States
which, we take it, means Cubs and the Afri-
can Slave Trade. The holding such doc.
trines and supporting such schemes - these,
shows how thoroughly democratic Stephens
has become.
The nasuraIixstien Questsen-.Gen.
Cass ON the Back Track.
WARRINGTON, July IA.
The Constitution Of this morning contains
copy Of . dispatch from the State Depart
ment, recently sent TO our Minister ct Ber-
lin on the subject Of naturalization. The
case 10 that Of q naturalixed citizen OF the
United States, who 10 q native Of Hanover,
and who, when he left his native country,
was neither in actual service OF the Hanover
Army nor had been drafted TO service in it,
but who has yet, upon his return to Hanover,
been deprived Of his liberty and compelled
30 perform military service The President
and Cabinet concur in the views expressed,
taking the ground that the moment for
signer becomes naturalixed, his allegiance to
his native country 10 severed; be 10 no more
responsible for anything he may say or do,
or omit to say or do, after assuming his new
character, than il he had been born in the
United States. Should he return to his na-
tive country, he returns a. an American citi-
zen, and no other character. In order to
entitle bis original government to punish him
for an offence, this must have been commit
ted while he was q subject and owed allegi-
ance to that Government. The offence must
have been complete before his expatriation
1t must have been Of such Q character that he
might have been tried and punished for it the
moment OF bis departure. Our Minister is
instructed TO demand the release OF the natu-
rallied citizen in question.
ExrKxnvE EoBBERY.-On Monday night
last the safe of the American House in this
city, was opened, and $500 in gold and o
number OF miscellaneous papers taken out.
Aho AuVucy uCiuukO0 " kuo0t AL INC uouoe
- Mr.. Flemming, lately from New York
and at the the time OF going to press has not
been heard Of. The papers, belonging to
other parties, were subsequently found
lIowa City Reporter.
1Mr. Eustis, OF Louisiana, IN stating
his reasons for giving in his adhesion TO the
Democratic party, utters the following bit of
obvious truth "Whatever errors the Demo
cratic party may have committed and it un-
doubleday has many 70 answer for--whatev-
or inconsistencies it may have fallen into, We
muet bear in mind that Southern men have
ruled supreme in its councils, and have held
its destinies in their hands,"
Marriage without Love.
When q man and woman make solemn
promise before the altar Of their religion, to
Glove, to honor and to cherish" each other