The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-15

cd to tree their native SOIL or IN Snolt ~
tempt. Their landing WAS to boths signal
for the revolt TO tho patriots already on the
leland. The 6rst day Of April WAS the day
fixed upon.
The Isabel, At Charleston, brings dates to
the 10Th.
Love, Marriage. seduction ana 0sb.
berry.
About three weeks since young lawyer,
ON his way to St. Louis to establish himself
in the practice Of his profession, became 40
quainte1 here with pretty woman, from
Buffalo, New York, and after short acquaint-
ance Was 90 well pleased with her thst he
proposed to make her his wife. She accept
ed, unconditionally, and they we're united BY
Justice 0Atsendannsr, and started for the
Mound City on the steamer Martha Putnam.
The second day they left port the young
wife seemed weary Of her husband, and par
ticularly fond Of attention from any othsr
source. TO Q certain young man she was
particularly generous, giving the nsw-nads
Benedict much pain, but no visible canse Tor
complaint.
When the boat arrived 1t ST. Louis, and
| the attorney was about to proceed up town
to hotel, be discovered that his spouse Vas
gone and nowhere to be found. The subss.
quent day, however, he was apprised, to his
great astonishnent and sorrow, that his wife
had deserted him for another man, and car
ried Oh $500 in gold. Subsequent Develop
ments proved that this wss only too true, and
4 it 10 said that she returned TO this city with
her paramour on the same boat.
| The deserted husband hes written letter
to Magistrate Getsendanner, inquiring about
his faithleas oonsors, and expressing the
opinion that she 10 insane. He does not feel
positive Of her guilt, and says Il she il limo.
cent Of the "last great crime OF married
woman" a. Rufus Choate has styled i, hs
will gladly receive her again TO bic arms.
The woman is probably in the city still, bu'
doubtless extremely unwilling TO return TO I
man whom she dishonored ere she had bear
his xife three days. 1t 10 indeed charitable
TO think her insane, for 90 strange . mora
: pervsrsenoss we have not heard OF for many
, months, even in this great city Of bubblin(
J -(Cincinnati Enq.
: extraordinary Affair NJ PemsacoIa
A letter from New Orleans to the ST Loui
. Republican says:
1 "a singular affair occurred in Psnsacol,
: : few days ago, the particulars Of which
learned from private letter, addressed 30
= gentleman Of this city. Miss Susan
y daughter Of one Of the most distinguishs,
]. jurists and politicians Of Florids, entertain
ed most violent passion for Mr.. g., Mayo
OF Pensacola, who had paid her some attain
d tons previous to his marriage with anothe
J. lady. She took no great pains to eonesa
!, from Mr.. q. the nature OF her feelings, M
: had on several occasions conducted heTssl
{ in rather IN extravagant and startling man
ner, but he probably supposed nothing ssri
"a, NJ nvnA n~
however, she went to HE house and calle'
!. fer Mrs. g., and when the lady Game TO "a
4 door, drew : pistol, ready cooked, from th
!. folds 81 her dress, and fred at her rival
!. The bullet missed, and Mrs. g. bravsly rush
|. cd upon the desperate girl and wrenohed "a
J pistol from nsr out prepared ann Gsssrmin
/. cd to she'd blood, Susan drew knife, m
before she could be disarmed By others wh
interfered, succeeded In inhicting Sigh
j. wound upon Mrs. q. The letter states tia
her father, 10 order to shield her from
Z criminal prosecution Was about TO send he
to az insane asylum"
u Some ono having asserted that DAME
!. +. Sickles would sue tho N. Y. Evening" POI
q for libel, after his liberation, the Poaf says
! We are strongly inclined to think that
i Mr.. Sickles does escape with whole neck
/. he will let the Evsping Post and ~ editor
severally alone. Scamp - be 10, he VII
never be fool enough 10 allow any court Q
= newspaper to 90 into an investigation Of hi
= past life.
81 miss Helen Dresser, Is years old,
lecturing In tho Southern cities On Mormon
:, ism. She j. the dsughtsr d Mr. and Mn
= Dresser, whose escape from Salt Lake Oh
= some two years since made : stir st III
time.