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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

going kIos. Tie soreu va then stopped dad, sad
the paddles bad 10 tow It Uoder this sti Ala thoaso
stl working az poiseesey and easily as befre, the
paddles fell from revout.ose to beiov Z. grafu.y
recovering themselves IN the ship going from to
kLots, % sibst the Wind abesd.
The Great Extern Lext tried under her scre
alone. At tie FIST ttsn the paddles we're turnsd a.
Il rate Of SIX volu,ioDs TO save the from tas
labor Of turn ing them and tie massive achnsry TO
which they we're s,tached The y tnou cd q,
20 the vessel going at 81 knots Tns psadIes we're
then in q short the oftusnt 70 dead stop sod tss
reduced the utiots Of the 70 80, aud tie
speed of the vessel TO nne knots Ia both the
re.ut was almost precisely ~hs. bas bcca csIcus,sd
spo Anticipated, excepting always The allowance to bs
made for each eIsLe having 10 turo TO ovescons the
ressabcs offered by driving The paddles towing the
fcrew What perhaps, ~s. Dot asticip s,ed, was toe
immense accession OF momentum gained by the union
Of beth engines, anc which has plsc I'd the i'm
mepse speed aud conseq aent succsss OF the Great
Eastern beyord al chance OF doubt
At o'clock the weather had cleared ss1 act in fine,
and the Great Eastern, at last having solved ill the
questions Ttcn were capable OF beng solved onder
team IN such pArow channel, 5000 In for the haroOr
Of Holybeat. 1t il Dot a very essS place TO take
vessel ~ Of the length and depth Of the Crest 49,
ern, but Capt. b arrison ba1 the ship as much under
command a. Thames wager boat, and movipg her
easily up the spot teeced for her. the anchor was
lei 90 in about nine fstboms and tue vessel mcored
at few minutes to o'clock. Thus terminated,
UNDER the most favorable auspices, the second trial
TIP Of this ships tie whole distance accomplished
beng $50 knots in about forty hours, exclusive Of
the time devoted TO the experiments. This gave
an average on the whole " little over twelve
knots fifteen miles, hour, and for more thaa
three -ourtbs Of the whole voyage tue ship was only
going q, half speed. Fairly estimated, tue result
exc, coed even saDguine expectations, and Capt.
Harrison now feels cohf1s bat the vessel may be do
pended 10 average l5l knos or Is statue miles an
Ia ur, ard under favorable circunsts.ces OF Summer
WIND and weather 70 make stretches Of iron Ia TO l6
knots cd bonr. Dung the whole voyage the paddles
made % so revolutions, and the screw 81 OU: 10
neither engines VS. there approach either to heat
ing OF noise. TIE question po~ arises how long the
Gies. Eastern will remsu a. Holy he ID, and whether
or no she will star for America this Wiuer! As far
be judged from the succsssfa results OF this trA
tip, il would seem that the shio is capable Of going
anywhere aid doing anything Nevertheless, nucn re-
mains to be dove the way OF making ready for an
Atlantic cruise, Gnd at present there seems as little
Atlantic this month as Of Holy head ITSELF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
N arkets.

sss IsASctsco. Aoresy fvsufnf. Ocs lsS
Our report for the steamer % tt- 'h nit ft the msrtst IN
goos DEL s~erssd ~ hi.e extern, Of trans
scrIs eu tie foftnht nsc-sns rcf the presnt ms 90
to fhs f~'urs trade ne
that AHA alton wDU6 dGrnx the p~oe
ur6.r nc.ce having b-eo re.ed There been large
ss Of RIO CorsLs ard San francisco Refined sscPs ano
isp tos-ber with cnssets, pno~l Of PA~pt Covered
Bas, arc Fr-reh BsNnrs have moved privsts
.ae But ober 'be 81 goods quilted from
f, b.pos ber uninPrsDt the eAsens Of sases done
With the country has s,so been ursst,sc,o-y.
complain tbe interior 10
pey dbposiiion buy fos und-f such eircu
tuyes ths: the usual oestas mining
Of The clce Of TIE dry make money with then
Until within the there has been complaint 81
csrcy Of capital in lo,os though ell nmrs
there las teen fair owing 10 the very I'm
potts mefchsr dice Fer tire msi steamer or TOO. bow
ksye bead Of oco.des5s s,rnfency In he money
k boush vhbco. msked sdysIos 10 n. stes OF in
For the spproschiur steamer th-re bnsk qe
but thu supply Of csss qoit- sseQass and the
bat Than of II the nth at
b~inE frtclass securities. A. the moment OF
vri "a. no' much teusud r Gold Bas ami qrostoas
Cp,esd Prssent sSesS the par Sset exchange on
RE East a. lsr ~ ported
Tne uNket entirely bare Of Msxicsn Dolsrs aud there
have during the fortnab norip
Ou cent premium cor.samsnt per isseri,nn from
Sen Bias daily expected BIZ understood 70 he or resAp
nen, tor China and viii not be offered In this market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
ITALY.

TURIN, bcl. Il.
Letters received from Rome state tAst hls Holiness
the Pope viii have sn interview at Castsi 1anioio
with tie King Of N.ples
II s,serted that hs Holiness will proong his stay
. C,s..j CardclSo en- account Of the agitation reign
irgin Rome. povx a., o
Ate, The departure Of the Pope Decentralization
,oot risce in honor fthe Sandman Emosssadof ara
- ~. tore esrirpa,ed ~ 10 O0o, called aud left
their eS,d, al the Emoss' sdor's residence.
The FreIeh serSsimer'e preserved oise'' Jul '4'
sfsct - the der obs ~ alton a. Profound
TS Cor1, is la Minerva viii lesve X pme toinorrow,
when i s expec,eo another slen; demonstration VII
take place. p.v, ne, ID 1859.
Justice is being dore fos the n4uidei u O'-1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
From Our Own Correspondent.


PANAMA, Oct II, 1859.
The LEGAL Istbmus news TO communicate BY this
steamer is not very important. The State Legisla-
ture is still in session, and is distinguishing tse!fby
many Of its usual brilliant ensctments. Oae Of its
acts was to decree that the travelling expenses and
daily pay of its members should take precedence Of
oil other claims on the bankrupt Treasury thus
showing that they lock out for Number One A
curious bill to egitimatize all bastard children is
under considers alton; it goes in for perfect equality,
and is q sample Of supreme contempt for all
morality. IDdiscreet young women SIS we'll as wild
young men, who disregard the nuptia TIC, are
equally favored.
The expedition that was to have sailed in the
Prsble to explore the Darien has "burst up"
The gentleman in charge from New-f0tk not be-
ing able it is said to make satisfactory pecunlary
rapgemeDts for the expenses aud the instructions
from the Navy Department being that no extra
expenses We're to be incurred, the Government
only agreeing to fDd protection and assistance.
The following was to have constituted the party
Lieu, r. Minor Commander sUd General Director; ,ster
N sler Astronomer sld Chis suryeyor Lieut. d. L. iegs
SECRETARY and Recorder Master. Mate Frederick Avery Chief
Pioneer Guide Mss.rs Mate W. H.Iris, j., A'.sns
sIt S6Ive,or Masters sSe Sutton Hayes H. D. Ph, stefan and
Naturalist assistants 70 Surve,o ~ 'eamen ~ msnes In
disp native guides, interpreters, &c.
Among the passengers by the Baltic, were Ste
pben Nasset, aliss Jemes Pipes of Ppewille on his
way 10 China aud Japan, and 1. +. Meagher bear
or Of dispatches to Mr. Dmitry 10 Costa Rca. The
latter sails to-day in the Gustumsla. Amos b.
Corwip, our worthy Consul, with bis family, also
return after a short visit to his home.
From the Cblriqui gold diegngs, we have dates
to the 9TH. The news is not Of material interest,
the heavy rains still interfering with the progress OF
digging or prospecting. few foreigners remained
at the guscss, aud although able to work but
couple of hours daily, were still taking out some
gold.
The French corvette sereuse from the coast of
Central America, arrived here on the 9Th, aud
Skilled on the 18th for Valparaiso. Her Britannia
Msjesty sloop of war Calypso, 26 guns. sailed on
| the 9Th for San Jose dc Guatemala, to await the
orders Of Mr.. Wyke, her Britannia Msjesty's Pen-
| ipoteniary.
The u. s. frigate SaraDac, Cspt Kelly, called on
the 9TH for San Juan del Sur to protect the john
son mail contract. She is to be back here BY the
| 2itb.
lie u. s. frigate Roanoke arrived at Aspinwan
from San Juan del Norte on the lth, and the
Pr. be- Capt. jenkins, sailed on the morning Of the
18th, for the purpose Of looking afser Walker and
bis men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
THE ZURICH CONFERENCES.

ZURICH, UC'. It, 100.
The Conferences do rot draw to close. Austria
; refuses TO oimrish the amount Of the debt OF LON
hardy 10 be borne by SARDINIA
The demands of Austria are not only resisted oy
Sardinia but 40 not receive the support OF France,
which has proposed TO Austria and Piedmont 70 submit
the disputed port 10 the arbitration of another Power.
No answer has been received 10 this proposition up
to the present time.
The French Government wishes the arrears Of the
pensions OF the Monte Nspoeore, and an indemnity
oy the cost OF the late to DC included IN the settle
mert Of the debt which vii have TO be paid by Aus
triaand Piedmont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

tosn Of sss Jua. growing rapidly, and the place
berg fortified. :,
The grain IN the Territory h.s been seriously Injured
BY the ran.
B,iiish OF Victoria ale highly isdgcsnt at the Aues-
care because Of the erection Of f,ttihcsfions on $40
Juan leland, ssd because the suthor'tie. would not
I.rni psty Of excarsoniets who came IN stssr ef
from Victoria TO land because the steamer had cleared
ss re Custom House Of Port Townfeni, Is requires
by American law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

Tie Dictst0r FARM Arivsi hsre ye,tsrdsy. The
town IL surrounded BY Mcdeoe.c ADD rascsn trocps
TIE priroips persoss Implicated 10 the asss A;nsuoa
vho had been mpriso1ed duritg the previous night,
vii be subu ted TO the trbuHas Arrests coptirue TO
take place. proclsms'ioo severe but cooc'hatory,
fiom The Dictator, mas been posted up. The town s
raI Gull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
ADDRESS OF GEN GARIBALDI TO THE
ARNY OF ITALY.

TIE following address has been i.sued by Gen. Carl
baidi at Bologna:
"ARsT OF IT.LY-ELIvISTH DIVISION.
"Soldterr Tie hour Of q Dew Struggle approaches.
The enemy 10 tbresteoiog and will perhaps attack us
tefo,e msuy days are over. In Addressing my old
coupspi.ns Of Lonhardy know su ns speaking
10 cesf er ard ri a. enough TO tell them th.t
are going to eight the ensu ie of Itsy. shah look %
zee you. then, frn in Jouf ranks GARIB.LDI.
" Heaegrayfer,, Bologna, 0ct 5 1870"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

We are under Obligations to Purser Bullay Of Il
Baltic, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, ard Freeman
Express, for favors received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

from Fraser River. ba all ,sisg a. Q most liberal Ell
nate that il has amounted to eco 90 durns the last
Pine mo tbs mipes are little more pro iGctive
than they we're in IS or 81.
The Imports OF treasure from other sources than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

The 6'oniteur Of Oct. II publishes the speech OF
the Cardinal bishop Of Bctdeau1 and the French
Empsror's reply, atelegraphio summary OF which has
already appeared in our columns. We give b,th N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

Henry Clay Pate who vent into Kansas
with large force to oaptsrs old Brown, and
surrendered TO him and about ons-third a.
many - his own feree, has recovered since
Brown wAs taken prisoner and pitshes into
him IN the Newspapers. Mr.. Olsy Pate has
got tie var nov jass whore it oonss within
his salibrs. Throwing mud through the
nswspspsrS q old John Brown, IN irons. ana
with fsw hundred virginiaas guarding hin.
il 1ush safsr than trying TO take him in Kan.
sas, - Olay Pats knows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

CoHTNo TO rHn PoINT.--At On anti Sunday
meeting Germany recently ct Volkss 0oe1a4,
New York; the following rsSslusf01 49,
adopted: M
Resolved, Thaa Ne Gs.day laws--in ~sh1rl
words, the fourth commandments ought II,
hs, ana are hereby, repealed:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

ssill TAey Csms 3
Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum and Quinos
Trees also, Cherry Currents, common Cur.
rants, Goossbsrriss, 10. &c., in great vari-
ETY. and sbundanse. D
N. Big grapes mot oil gone.
WIN. BARNES, No. 4, Estes House.
Oct. 81, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03
TAs FigAs Gees Draveiy en-.

The fight between the factions OF The Dem
osrasis party u Dsbsqus waxes hotter and
hottsf. Il ssSss Judge Love, Of ahs United
States District Court, 10 now tAkiag hand
b \, md giving fresh venom to ~ combat.
We hsvs not locked into the naster sul6.
cisasly 10 learn WHIST spssiAl interest The
Judge had in the matter, but pfssuns he va
only In the perfar.anes Of Tho duty de-
volvsd upon oil BuehAna1's Judges, Of rer-
alasing the party and sxpounding the faith.
Judge Cookery, who VA ono Of the Demo
srstis leaders Of lows long before Judge
Love crossed the Mississippi, does not seem
disposed 10 yield his freedom Of thought,
and is out in N indignant sonnunisa
he says, in conclusion
II judgs Love, or any other aien;t.rv.
thinks proper 70 descend fson his high ped.
estsi 20 throw down the glove and book lin
self for the ring, he can expect no INN uni,y
iron the chances Of the game. An men ara
kilded ioen and painted clayn alike. on the
DroAd arena OF politics, and whsn Scores Of
ols men, VINO Aavs spent quarter OF cen-
my in oailding up Democracy in Dubuque,
are told frem tho bench Of the United States
DnsrIcr Court that they ore prescribed for
eInering in opinion with Abolitionists ana
hsrper's Ferry sympathisefs, Am not srr :
prieed that the hot blood shosld curdls in
their veins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

eTThe Rev. DR.. Forbes, whose secession
from the Episcopal Church TO the Ohqrsh Of
Rome nearly ten years ago made sonsidsra-
bic stir, has addressed note to Archbishop
Hughes, declaring his withdrawal from that
.es.s:=aaisI. lie says. 1's.-
"When oame to you, il Was, - stated,
with deep and conscientious conviction that
II was necessary to be in communion with the
Sec OF Rome; bit this conviction have not
been able to sustain, in face OF the fact that
BY i tho natural rights Of man and oil in-
dividual liberty must be sacrificed -not only
20, bat the private conscience often violated,
and one forced, by silence 1t least, to asqui-
ssce in what 10 opposed to moral truth and
justice. Under these circumstances, whsn |
call to mind how slender 10 the foundation in
the earliest ages Of the church upon which
has bsss reared the present Papal power,
can No longer regard II - lsgitimstsly inte-
sing obligations upon mo or any one else.
DO ne~, therefore, by this aot, disovn and
withdrew zyself from it, alleged jurisdis-
tion.O
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

TIE Dss MoHxs VALLxY VINO ID published
every Monday At this cce, Is Of ths Oldest pa
psrs In Iowa, and has widely extended sirculA-
tion throughout the Des Moines valley, Northern
Misscsri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03
For the Gate City.


ssSgssfsd BY soms tAoS0hfs sspresssS IN Lsefsvs
ths Ree A. H..el<p. October s(fh.
-----------
BY CuLnsYn.
No limit 10 the veoxress hieh
OF mind--fOt ave twill soar,
And ind no boaAas beyond the sky
When earthly life ID o'ert
How wonderful, how vast the thought!
Ii Ills the aonl with bliss,
--- Hn0 untold ysarnings-spirit- taught-~
I L For better life than this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

TRsnsmbsr, young ladies, that oranges
are not apt ~ be prixsd after being squssssd
. few Nmss.-lLos. Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

The Cincinnati Commercial informs the
public that no less than four pastors are
wanted for - many leading churches in that
city, and gives . hint - TO the season, which
may apply to other cities besides tho ssQssen
Of the West" Every congregation wants .
Whitfield or Chalmers, but not svery one
il able or willing to pay for such rarityl
AT the present time the pslpits OF four
promiusnt churches in this city are vacant,
Wis: that Of the 7th Presbyterian Church, on
Broadway; Second Dissiplss' Church, on
Sixth, between Smith and Mound; Second
Presbyterian Church, on Fourth, bstwesn
Race and Vine, and ST. Johns (Episoopal)
Church. Among the notable facts OF ON
current local church history 10 the di9eolty
realized in procuring ministers whs are equal
to the standard Of intellectusi& and spiritual
excellence desired, We might say demanded,
By ths people. The chief difficulty in thu
way seems to be disinelinatisn on tho par,
OF our people topay salaries proportionate
with those paid 10 Eastern cities fer th@
grade OF ability in request here, and SEQ
sndiy the scarcity Of She sort Of material
wantod.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

9wHAHrSo.-Pope says swsaring il indie
csat, Offensive to delisacy, snd unit FOR hu-
man eafs.n We think Mr. Pope tslis the
truth. A@J 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

6IPhslAa hAs just completed splendid
billiard table for the residence OF one OF our
most popular and highly esteemed Bishops.
--lHpirit Of the Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

- The aitissns Of the s'highsst rsspssta.
bility" had to take second turn q Beilsv,s
Abolition rrsss in Newport. The arst day
they only succeeded ia blsokeuardinr bic
daughters and scattering few eases Of tvps.
On the second day they went to work more
deliberately, held town meeting, made
speeches, adopted resolutions, and then pro-
decided in bsdy and carried oil the typs
ana material Of the once and threw II into
the river. The loafsrs lot the Press stick fss,
On she stairway, and we're too lazy to lift i,
out.
Now il these respectable ssoundrsls could
Be made to realise that their act was equal
y wicked and criminal, and : great deal
more sowardly and mean than old Browns,
they might b shamed into . sense Of de-
cenoy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

IA gentlemen who spoke Of having been
struck By lsdy's beauty, was advised &, kisa
the rod. ases sA gH A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

SHARP EDITOR. "A ConneotiouA editor, hav.
ing got into controversy with oon1smpo-
Fary, congratulated himself thst his head ~
safe from : ssdonksy's hsels.' His eontora-
porary astntely inferred from this that he
was unAbls "to make both ends meet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

G0presidsnt Finney, OF Obsrlin, the
great revival preacher, il holding series Of
meetings in Edinbargh, Scotland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

PoErnS.--As long - tho stars appsay
nightly in the armament, and golden sleuds
gather around the departing sun; - long =
wo can greet the innocent smile Of infancy
and the gentle eye q woman - long - this
s.rth y visited byyisions Of glory and drsans
of love, and hopes Of hssyen while liz :
cirelsd By mystery, brighssnsd by sasetics.
and solsmnissd BY death, 90 long will tho s..
ssisalspirit BE- sbrosd, with it, fsrvent aspi-
rations and deep spells Of enshsntmsns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03
DsasA - waasen nrsws.

Watson Brown, the younger son Of 1Os-
sawattamis," and Who Vas dsspsrstsly
wounded BY the Aartinsbsrgh nsn o. Non.
day forsnoou, su6sred intensely on Monday
night, several times requested his comrades
70 kill him and thus relieve his suferinr.-
On Tuesday morning. his agony he'd Spa
rently become unendurabls, and seisiDe :
pistol be was about TO shoot himself, when
bis father, staying his hand, calmly told hin
that the time had not yet arrived for sash !
deed :. thas-to endure little longer, and
he might die 20 befstsd man. We sav
and spoke with this young man few min.
utes after the assault, and sould not dives,
our heart Of something akin to pity for him.
He feslingly inquired whether his father va
alive, and being answered In the affirmative
locked his thankfulnsss. He was Informed
Of tho death Of his brother in the Assault,
but he exhibited no emotion 1t the announce.
msnt. The young man has since died. Bal.
timore paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

4 OPEN AGAIN /
from xookuk % Qninee -
8olodo t.
Shortest Route EIot.
THR0UoH r1oknKo
= - 80 IS
Frona Kssk M - 0ufney, Tsisas ana
all polnys East. vla Quincy ana
GREAT HABA1A VALLEY
Line, A1rect 70 TSlsAe.
vTsRAIN6 leave Quincy daily 1t Ss4s p. N. latter
i the arrival Of the morning Packet from Kso-
kuk), snd make olces ecnneotfons With al divurx-
Ing lines East, North and South, for Caro So Losis
Indianapolis, Oihcinssti, Chj4aeo, Detroit Bulhlo
New York, Boston. Philads1phia. Baltimore, and
1fsnsnfsrs for cinsinnaA and Ind,.n.poI,.
savs 10 miles distan0s and Nino houYs time
ever tn Ohisago Route, and - hcurs tins over
the 81. Ls11 Houhss. Passengers reaeh Otneinnati
IN ~ houn sftss leaving oninsy. ~
Chicago. =
tIass y lev - sy any othsr Iouss.-4
- b sur md purchase yonr tickets 1t tn
O1aeS of tho "0rsat WAbash Valley RAiiSosA Lins,"
ut the soynsF az "a and Main sts., nndsr Thpmpeoa
Co. 9 Banking House, Ksokuk, Iowa M
@Tyains leave Quincy every day except Sat
urdaya. n. =. TEN.EYCk,
!, Ticket Agent.
H. G. GoopnLL, Gen. Western Ag't, Qainsy.
WV SSN~ew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

Fouxp GuILry.--We leayn from ~. p
frsot thst Joe Jacobs Was tried ct the recent
term Of the court in CLARK county, and
found guilty OF nanslaughtsr for killing DR.
Lucas, last summer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03


G1-Ths Catholic Telegraph OF last week
has an article on the detection OF Dr.. Forbes.
whose letter TO Archbishop Hughes wss pub.
lished afew days ago. Hseys in the course
OF it's remafks:
We seek not 70 suppress the expression Of
the high sstssa ID which " have held DR..
Forbes, or ourreGrst for the stsp which he
has just taken backwards.
Neither Pretestants nor Catholics will BE
contsntod with the Doctors unsatisfaesory
lstter. BE must speak out his entire mind.
he must tell ~ in what hA haa found the
Church wanting. Insipustions about smoral
truth and virtue viii not satisfy. We and
tho public will look for facts. III The Dos
tor has found Onderdonks and Kalloebs
among tho clergy, or that the teachings OF
No Church inonlcats immortality Or sievish
submission, Let u hase the proof. But IL
the Doctor found the life Of Catholic
priest 500 hsrd aftsr Whist he had bssA 90
oustomsd 70 in the Episcopal Chsfoh, asd
the cars Of oongregation Incompatible with
the cafs Of his children, lot him tell 10 tho
whole truth. We shall then know whore 10
place him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-03

IThe Republicans Of Kentusky will
inset IN convention on Wednesday, Nov. Is,
at Newport, TO organise the party in that
State; TO form : Presidential Electoral tick.
ct, to appoint two Senatorial delegates for
the State ct large, and transact such 9th.
er business ~ may come before the Conven-
ton.