The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-09

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A box containing seven dead bodies was
found Wednesday floating in the Sound near
West Farms. The bodies wore those Of two
adult white males, one negro, two females
and two children. One Of the males had
three ssabs in the left breast. Ono Of the
children had on = rufled night-gown mark cd
G. M. and M. @. The box was filed with
quick lime. No clue to the mystery.
NEw YoRK, juno 5.-Wm. Fish, who has
been the acting agent of Lumley, musical d.
rector Of London, who 10 understood to have
had pecdniary interest in the profile of
Madame Piocolomini's visit to this country,
was arrested on Saturday for hotel bill of
ST. 300, which had been scored against the
divine Piccolomini at the Everett House.
Fish was sent to Jail - nonresident debt
or. His counsel will move his discharge on
Monday.
Farther Isems by the city Of wash
lngson.
BERNE, May 25.-It 10 reported that Gen.
Garibaldi, with $4,000 men, has entered
Lombardy and barricsded himself in the
town OF Wares. He 10 without cannon, and
the Austrians are IN the neighborhood with
artillery. The fight between them 10 said to
have commenced.
GESoA, May 26.-The Bay Of Tunis has
offered two artillery regiments to Piedmont.
The Solave population on the coast Of she
Adriatic are beginning to show hostile feel
lug towards Austria.
The Paris letters show . great want of
confidence, and SOON to hint Of some In
creased disturbance in the foreign relations.
The London Times dispsrages the battle OF
Montebello, calling it : teuth-rate victory,
and accuses Napoleon Of having sold him
self to the demon Of military conquest.
The Times also alludss to design on the
part Of the Vicsroy Of Egypt, to take advan.
take OF the present condition Of affairs TO So
cure, ii not independence, at least . mea.
sure Of authority, and adds: Frances infu :.
ence for the moment 10 supreme, but Eng
land will allow no triaiDg. The slightest
disposition to evade the treaty of l64O will
bring upon the Viceroy the whole weight OF
England's power.
The details received Of the Monticello bat
tie state that the General Of Brigade Beuret
and commandant Duchet, are among the
French officers killed.
The Vienna correspondent OF the London
Times says tho Austrian strength consisted
of three brigades, and their loss was about
the same as the French.
The Times remarks that the Austrians must
have fought we'll, for they must have carried
the town OF Csstegglo, which had been bar
ricaded by the French, before they could
have reached Monticello. The Austrians
seem in the first instance to have been sue
oessful, and only were driven back whom the
French supports came up.
In Gen. Forey's account be thinks the Aus-
trlan force Was net below Is to $4,000. The
prisoners taken place it far above this
Great praise is awarded to the Sardinians
for their conduct 10 the battle. The com.
bat was hand to hand fight in the streets Of
the village, which had to be carried house A.
ter house.
Gen Caildini's combat was at velleta.--
This 10 insignificant, although the conflict
was fierce one. The Austrians had shot
40 entire family, consisting OF s persons, ID
whose house the Austrian guns were found.
A dispatch from Vienna says that Of noon
on the 2lst. Is 900 of the enemy, the Allies,
attacked 5000 at vercelli. Our men 70.
treated lighting to Oriengo, where two Aus
TRAN brigndes FASTENED to the rescue, and
threatened the enemy's 1snks, and the latter
retired across the Sessia.
The bulletins issued BY tho Austrian Gov
eminent says that 1t Vercelli Piedmontese
squadron was put to flight byan Austrian re-
connoisering party.
II 10 reported in Switzerland that oil the
Austrian detachmenss on Lago Gagiore had
had been Withdrawn.
An Austrian dispatch says projections
hare been taken against Girabaldi, whose OBJ
ject is 10 rouse como TO revolt and revolu.
tionze Lombardy.
Austria 10 preparing for the defence Of
Tyrol.
A dispatch from Bsrne says tho Austrisns
have left Como and Milan, and are oonoen-
trating on the river Adaga, Is miles east %
Milan. The French and Sardinisns are also
advancing.
kossuth 10 in favor OF the neutrality Of
England. Il j. intimatsd that he would soon
be in Hungary. He 10 reported to be the
President Of tho Hungarian Committee Ct
Genoa, 70 encourage dessstions from the
Austrian army.
The accounts from Hungary are seriously
alarming, and there must sooner or later Be
disturbance il concessions aro not made. The
country is fuii Of kussisn agsnti who DOT Il.
most openly.
It's asserted positively that general To-
surrectlonary movement Was organizing
throughout the Sclave population il TurkeV
and il supposed 70 be favored BY foreign ID.
huence.
Isl houses we're destroyed st Odsn BY !
storm on April Goth.
Richardson 4 90. report the BreadstuiFs
market steady but quiet. The ciroulars 70.
port provisions quiet. Produce 10 slow OF
sale but the prices are unaltered.
fT Mr.. Hamilton E. Towle, Who gradua-
ted At the Lawrence Scientific School. con-