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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

ndav evening. May ~,

nATUsATE-At West Farms, on Monday evening. May Il,
Margaret widow of the late Charles baihsste. ,,.
oln Tsmes and Alexander Bathgte and to OF her s1nin
law William Beck invited TO stexd her fnnersl on Inn
Gay .es % b. IN waiting a. the S.snia Depot the
rys Of the train leaving Tw enty sixth street. Harlem a0as
Depot st2s o'clock
Mcndsy Nsyai Friend Butts formerly of Poughkeepe IN
the seth year Of his age -
CRowELI-In Brooklyn on the mernsg Of Meda.'dey asf
20 Frederick c. infant OF Z. w and Frances a. Cro~e'
The rds Of The family are invited 10 attend the finera from
Claeson avenue on Thursdsy, May "a at o'clock p m
DRIGGs-in this oy, "Wednesday, May ~ at oeoes
Th relatives and friends Of the family invited 20 st,enc %
funeral FROM No. 65 Amity street, on Thnrsday
o'clock. :. ., ,.......
nooIITrIEn Brooklyn or Tuesday ksy e Of
Of the lungs Elizabeth Lambert youngest asugnsuh VI
and Helena DOCitle ass Sar ss MAY ~ from the fam
iy mansion corner Lafayette ana oHH'n avenues D''~
lyn at q o'clock p NJ ,,,, r.noc car.
DE Groves Suddenly, on "soieS1~' e''s' -.
sort on Quincy c. De Grove, esq.
No,ice Of funeral viii be oven to morrow
EDWARDs-In this city on 1uesdsy May 81 Oh P'''
II bi. civ on Tuesday May 20 at o'clock M,
H.. Margaret ect Of James Hart IN 'ss ~; , yt O. &
,,I aIpGiiIIN-On Wednesday, Msy - lso At . ei2.S
M Edward, eldest son OF William u ana 5h1s0e'n
EcLorrhlin
N9sSe hi. city on "wednesday Msy a. Of water on
brain Samuel Lyle only ss s o. &c dsys
III s Mss y I'd s1 is family 'a11' r T attend
lf IS. sss on Thursday May a. ats o'clock p NJ at No
lpg SlnT i Saturday Nay 49, Of fever While E
Ripley aged year 1 and ~ @I maY q at la o'clock
% MI ssmaels In he list year Of hi. age
yiifcSc-A Hempstead L. l., on Monday. May ~ Marie
Jane Nilee9 u on Tuesdy Nay a. william Rhice only
son Of William H. and Sarah L. West aged year n'h'A
For additional Marriages and DeGths see 18th Page,
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TIREs IN coTToN LADEN yEssI
Toal, $50
n. 'S.ruck by Lightning TX r

h. 'S.ruck by Lightning TX 4
II appears that eight OF hese vessels or one half OF
smoking their pipes and dropping fire into the cotton
A portion of those burnt AT supposed TO have
been from ignition caused by the concentration of the
sun rays through the deck hghtsf
The following are the losses by fire mo cotton on
board from May !, 1859, to May ls, 1860:
Msv7 1870 steamboats, burned Pittsburgh lo.s $50 co..
Aph shiP Cato from Bombay bound to Calcutta burned
Nah i-shp Champion Of Bath burned Buenos Ayres
supposed to have been set Oh ire by the es" loss a0O'
March lsship Andon from Singapore bOundto New-YOrk
No Sse@ship Manou from New.York bound t. San Fran
disco. supposed To have ben burned Of sea +,
May Austin burned ct Buenos Ayre' crew arrested
june Charm from EeYOr bound to New Orleans
Oo Jnss Iesoop Fish burned at Philadelphia
july u British hip Plansget took Ere in Deuarers River
Juy asshp Abby blanchard supposed
set are by the sailors cargo badly damaged wee
Avg s~Bsrk ssragos.a New Orleans bound to Phadel
Aug 2Eshp Commodore burned Boston lOss III as
ship John Edw1Td turned q .Ns Bedford TO
Aug A-schr J. HaIlAck, from kewY ork bound to 81
Jsec Cuba took fire 10 fore hGd about " miles nom ~ T. "
sept aNsteaer Rowan running between wilminon n C.,
sept venloo took Ere in the Eat River from stove
in he cabin damsse slight
by spt from Sectionsl Dock damage f2
aug I-Shp Isaac H. BordmaA, took hre at Alden grounded
and scuitled; cargo; Goal -, -,
Aug 2-sp Charles Buck bound to Liverpool was burned
Sept lS-ship Rome +" Of Bath" arrived at st. Thomas with
Sept B-shp MasiA from San Francisco bound to Hong
0et a~Bis sabine fros. EewYors bound 70 Galveston
FIRE originated between decks, supposed from chemicals loss
OCT 20 Shin Planter burned the stocks at Nantucket
Nov l1-Brtigh ship Duke Of Wellington nom LveIpoo
hound 10 BOMBAY burned a sea of Cape Firesera
Nov le-shp Maero burned at Tobego miles from Pana
ma supp osed spontaneous combustion 200 tuns coal
Sea Belle burned while lying IN the Heating mar
nor Bristol Eng Cargo Goals supposed spontaneous com
lee ls-sbip Venice burned at Payal; Cargo: Coal
No dste-Brtish ship Herald OF the Morning, burned at Mel
bourne vessel valued a. $4,000 . m,
Jan l8C0-Btsb brig syph rom Trinidad bound 70 bh
tuore burned in Chesapeake Bay.
Jan 2OBrg Merritt, Get on FIRE at Portland Me- no In
Jan 4--Bsrb D., bound to NewYork burned at Boeno'
AyIes. loss 10000. 49,, aoo M
Jan Ii-sbp Msrlla banned at NsbOurei Cargo; 10000
eet Of lumber.
Jan -shp Endymon from Liverpool bound TO New-York
burned in the MeIsey loss $2S,OoO
i'm 7-French ship St. Geneveye took hre at Melbourne
sght damage. -, 4. It.nool
burned IN Hobson's BAY; loss 500 900.
March 2O-steamer Eastern Queen employed between pos
2Pnsh ship Urea, from Liverpool bound TO BOMBAY
cargo Of coal oes S7s.s - -. a.,..
IprH brig Hopkins from New-YOrk bound 70 Calves
Aur Is British bark Jane Frnces from NewYork bound tE
Kinetou, Js on tre in coal-holei damage sbghI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
THE UNION BANK FRAUD IN ENGLAND.

II will be remembered that Ar. Lyueton, clerA vi
the Union Bank, was charged with being IN accom-
pce of Pnllnger, the great defituer. When the two
we've brought up for examination before the Lord
Mayor The following scene, condensed from the report
in the London papers, took place Ml. Humphreys,
lawyer, Arose and said:
"Iuay ,av here. NV lord that 1 am here to-day IN
recular capacity. ] attend by Pnhneert desre,
not screenhi III any way from The consequence "a
the cSarges that may be- brought agiinst him pl. o.
cause ht iei il ycunbeD npcl hin 10 state 'h"' ''e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

HoTEI THrEF-A respectable-looking younR ma'.
named Joseph Wheeler formerly waiter the
Hotel was Detective Keefe The charge OF ss
ing silver spoons forks nutcrackars $50 worth OF the
stolen has been recosered having been found IN me
of woman whom Wheeler had en,russdt for
safe KEEPING More also discovered in the bot om o. h
pnk AZ his lodgings No Bowery II l. supposed that the
onsr stole portion of while employed at bs hotel
and not being Suspected he called frequently after having s
and !, believed that each visit he pocketed something Oh
Ger Keefe aso found possession Of the prisoner some silver
ware that from the American Hotel Boston where
formerly employed The prisoner vas committed
Tore examination,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

Tie opening day of the market this week, compared
with tie frrt day last week, has been somewhat bet
ter for the owners Of cattle particularly those OF tine
fire. Glaze. 1t nrt about equal TO the second Gay
which wac decidedly better last week than the hS.
The weather for tie season, was altogether
to Growers, having. been previously cool anu aiy'
refreshing shower f.l on Monday night war"i"s 'De
dnI ~ he bnocks making tben loch e'e:'' ANU -
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Billiard Gables.

pHELANs .un
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Protected By Letter. Patent dstsd Feb ~ 1856 Oct ~ iSS
Dee 1851 Jan Il 1883; Nov l6 1853 and March - 1888
Tpa,sed the world They offered TO the slethe
Billiard combining speed with truth sever before Cd
Msnuf.ctory NoS 6S g. and so Crosby-st.
PHELAN L COLLENDERr
Sole Manufacturers.
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MARRIED.

HOLNEs-vAN vRANKEN-At New Brunswick, \. T. on on
assisted by the Rev Edwin Holmes the Rev. John Mcc;
Holmes pastor hs Leesvenue Reformed Dutch Cheh "
Brookiyn TO Frances only daughter Of DR. Van Nrassen
McIApFN- cMARTIN-On "Wednesday, May a. By the
Rev donald q McLaren Of Geneva n Y. Mr. finay
McIeren Of the former place. 10 Miss Anna W. assVei
Peter Nciiartin Of this city.
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Me6ifai.

~ INNEs TRUSS-A new article, the best, clean
-. eb..,es. and most comfortable for all climates Pa.
80 ~ 80 ,ait-aed may return IN wsss asd gt then
p.nSnbl,,s with fail particulars, may De hsa gfa't
LINN 4 PHILLIPS, Nos I9 iboadw'y ios''HHsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

REAL EsrArE.-The following sale Of real estate
was made May 20 by Adrian H. Muller Premises No ~ wan
street Il by about co. for sS5,l0
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NFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

y FAhf fL
On end amer MONDAY April 30 1860 Trains VIZ leave
ss.t Station NexYork as follows: For Wiiansbrdge $3.50
"a and 5. 80 p m For White Plains II NJ 30 and
no FOR White Plains 6:l5 m. from Whte-st Depot fo
Dover Plains m from 2othst Depot For Albany m
MAJ connecting with the New-Yok Cegtra Railroad Return
ins @ leave %iIlamsbridge at $40 and $3.50 and sD
M hte Plains and 1870 m, l2s5 and 1850 Dover
Plains 6 g. NJ Albany. II a. N, Mail . ,,.
-' John BERCHILL Assistant Superintendent
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h)ater-Cnre.
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate ~
the County Of NewYork Notice hereby owen to all per.
having clsims against CHARLES ae % tus
thereof the ,e Sce q ~ o 20
OF before the seventeenth day OF June nelt-patse
tie l4h day Of December, lSss ,,,,,,,-,, .,.u,..
dlslSwem1h CHARLES Th"INo, AoHNni'''''or -
IN the SUPREME COURT of the STATE of
msRs nd rs SSTAi n MiRsa
Yoq hereby and TequTed to S h l
oee the CLERK Of the City ard County Of New fort IN .ae
City Es Of the City Of o1 on t4e aid d a On
the subscriber 1t their oce No Beekman street IN the CITY
Of New OK S .tS e.y cay and s vSu fail TO said
comp,in the time aforesaid said plaintiffs win take luis
ment against you the Of hundred and my dollars
D Dste Msy "a, 1850 TOWNSEND &yA iss NESS,
N. Of New yoIf-FRANCis MORGAN ssain. ROBERT
for money demand on contract 1T. tho
Il. eonpIsin, 81 this seon which Win be filed in the Office
Of the CeTk Of the City and County OF New ana
he City Of YewYork within twenty days ser the service q
this excl usve OF the DAY OF sue a
Vii sts judgment assns 20. bundled md
dollars and ninety cents VIII interest nom ths ns
GOODMAN JHsUP f sd iis i, A,iH%Sys
The complaint th action we, III; S-y fled s y
ale isw6wIb Plaintiffs Attorneys
IyUfkEME COURT-COUNTY Of NEW
- YORK-HELEN J. OSTRANDER sssins; ISAAC b..
oSTRAN DERtsunmonsf for rshef-Com not scr l-ro the
DEFENDANT: hereby Summoned and required 70 answer
the complaint In this action which will be hsd in mo once Oh
the Clerk Of the Comfy Of kewioIk at the City hail. M the
Civ Newly ok and OF your answer TO the
,ad complaint the subscriber at his office No I'll Wal * IN
,sd city within twenty days after the service OF this summons
On ,or exclusive Of the day OF service ard you fail 70
sntv the ,d complaint within the time aforesaid the pnini
u b, action will apply the Court for the relief demanded Ia
the communicated. 2Jth January, 1850 -
SAMUEL SHERMAN, Plaintiff Attorney
aul
Of ,aid Clerk he 25th day Of April, 1859 .r,,x
spl2 law6wThf SAAUEL shbhmAN
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FaW.YOKk CATTLE MARKET.

FoR TIE WEEK. EsDIsG WsDsRsnAf MAY 70, 1870
,rAI RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KINDS FOR TIE WEI
According the reports from the seyeA market places N the
W. there have bean received this week:
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Netp2lprk Daily Gribmme
MARINE AFFAIRS.
D. vAR

The United States s.oal.-lrigate Brooklyn, Capt.
Farrogutt the sloop Saratoga, Capt. Turner, and a
steam grn-hoat were at Vera Cruz April % all well
There Sere at SACRIFICES one British steamer, two
Fr n frigates. and two Spanish vessels-of-war.
FIREs IN COTTON LADEN VESSELS
The following il LIST Of cotton laden vessels, with
the approximate vaue of each vessel and cargo which
have been destroyed by fire during the past sixteen
months
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miscellaneous.

DOXES-BOXES-BO
Id BERRY BOXES FOR SALE.
JOHN BELL,
Harlem,
New-Y0t
NEW-YORK SMELLING COMPANY
IN WORKS At STATEN ISLAED-F0r the deduction Of
Gold Silver and Lead Ores. W. d. hcNiOhAnJ
CsAKIBe JOHNSON, Aetallo1gst rre1oen@
NIRIGHT, GILLIES 81 BROTHERS, DAN
w DELlON COFFEE-A sovereign remedy for General De
bitv and Bilious Affections strongly
by BE Faculty Thousands who have been competed 70 sos
A. me nae ind this excellent substitute 70 say
otbne of medicinal qualities IL also much cheaper req9
Ing but half the quantity Of ordinary conee OiIl MILLS
Ees 2Ss 235 and 257 Westinghouse, New-foh
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THE MASSACRE OF A MISSIONARY CREw.-The
following letter has been received by the Secretary OF
Lloyd's in London from their agent at Falkland Isl
ands communicating the particulars of the massacre OF
the crew of the Patagonian mission brig Allen Gard
ner:
"SrlkLEY, Falkland Islands, March Ia, 1861.
"Srn: beg 10 inform you of the loss OF the Pata,
CONAN mission schooner Allen Gardner. She sailed
from this port on the 9TH October last for Wooya,
Terra del Fuego taking back several natives who had
previously been brought TO these Islands AS nothing
was heard of them for three months the schooner
Nancy Captain SmyIey, charteredt to 60 in search,
and at once proceeded TO Woolya Beagle Channell,
where be found the schooner Allen Gardner IN pos,
session of the natives. One of the crew edward
Cole came oil in canoe, with the information that ne
was the only survivor of the Allen Gardner, nr.
Garland Phillips, the catechst; Captain Fell; ms
brotber who acted as mate, and Eve seamen, were an
et upon immediately after prayers on the 9TH OF NO
vennier and murdered by the natives Cole was the
only person left board 90 cook dinner and from the
hp saw the whole. He took the remaining boat, ana
GOT to the woods where he remained many days. One
~ the tribe found him. and took him TO the settlement
They spared bis life 10 tell the deplorable tale Ihe
Nancy did not anchor, as she surrounded by she
canoes. As soon as he got Cole, and enticed Jenny
Button Cd board he set sail; and s now gone back,
with extra hands and weapons, to recover he bodies,
if possible of the murdered persons and get possession
Of The echoouer,"
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WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
wv between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL calling Of
QUEENSTOWN Ireland TO innd and embark psssense and
f qs liverpool and Phiaephia Steamship
e ssf a. follows; = - .-.
KANGAROO. SATURDAY May 70
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SATURDAY, June
And cvsry Saturday throughout the ye from Pier No.
RATES OF PAssAek -.
csen-Tc Queenstown q Liverpool ...'.''''''''''''S%
eahn-Io London (via LIVERPOOL. 70
To Queenstown iyerpOol...........".... %
ssesrsss rt0m ticet. available Is mouths from Liver :.
Passengers irwalded to HaTe PAN. ab6r Bremsn and
Antwerp, ct through rate, a.
Ssrses,e. Of Psas issued rom oaeepssown to New 80
For Freight or Passage apply at the office the Company
are ssutrueted With water tight compartments and carry s1
john g. DALE, No. IS Broadway New: York, Asc.l
In Liverpool, to WIN. INMAN Tower Buildngs
In Gisseow, 10 WIN. INMAN, No 10 Dixons
TIANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI-
and powerful steamship BRAZIL Capt. Campbell, which
.Is leave on THURSDAY Nay "a 1850 touching a s johns
PNoEs op PSssAeEFns, cls.s so and e7s; third. $50,
os ss is to Britain .n 9r . a'
Pgy % PASSAGE a sHa Ssdd S class
20 hng ont from GALWAY for Sa 90 from dublin 20
nSm Wse5opd sSi rom Lmerick sa5 from London s4o
fom Liverpool $40 and from Glasgow. $40
E~ 's" ALEX. HOLLAND Co.,
Agents for the Line, No. "a Broadway.
II s. MAIL LINE TO CALIFORNIA.-By
u steamers Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY from New FORK TO AspinwhI =,
Nv Rsoad of the Panama Railroad Company from Asnvau
TO Panama
And BIZ steamships Of the Pacific Mai Steamship Company nom
Panama to San Francisco.
From the foot of Waren-st.
AT II O'CLOCK, NOON, PRECISELY.
The steamship NORTH STAR will leave NewYort, Monday
MAY 2s and the ARIEL with FREIGHT and eerhge passengers
only Msy 30 the NORTHERN LIGHT with mails passengers
.nd freight, usual June 5.
UncurIent money not received L -. $40
F cabin passage $500 second calm $3.50 seerage slo0
For further Information, apply at the only Office,
No III West-st. foot Of Warren-st
d. B. ALLEN, Agent
NBl persons forbid trusting any account OF
the above ships owners.
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
il PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New orb every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, s O'clock
m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt BrAyton, On MONDAY.
WEDKEgDAY and FRIDAY, At O'Clock p m, from Pix
no. g. n *. -, -. .....a .o..x .,,x
- mil fle some shall bAve been paid for.
fe 70 Boston Is forwarded through with great dispatch b.
a. LAPio Nm BORDEN, Agent Nos 20 and II wssth
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a. M, for Dsnkirk, Buffalo,
and Cppsndaigua.
MAIL at 9 a. - \,
axe Stations. -,
csndivH and nrncpa Saton The Saturday stops
" ~ ~ CHAS hTNOT General Supt-
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Gteamboats anh Railroads.

INOR NEW-HAvEN, by steamer ELM CITY,
II fron Pier No East River, at p m, and TRAVELLER
at IL p No. Fare 81. No charge for berths
A FTFRNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
N INTERMEDIARY LANDENGS-sseaner METAhOhA
m (undays excepted nom Pier foot Of Jayst, N h.
For psfticuars see bills
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EOR GLEN COVE, Resign, Bayles Dock, Great
Neck Sands Point Motifs Doek and Glen Wood steamer
LONG ISLAND every afternoon at 49, from Jauessip, T. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-21

EDS. GArR CrYv: Your neighbor OF the
JosrnaI, In Wednesdays issue, states that
the n. Y. Express says that seventy.Rss
thousand people were present at the barba-
QUO at jones' Wood, N. Y, at which speeches
we're made by Douglas and johnson.
Now, happen to have the N. Y. Express
OF the 18th, which contains q full report OF
that meeting, as also the speeches Of Doug
las and johnson. My copy OF the Express
says 25 900 instead OF $1,000 as reported by
the Journal--a slight difference Of only TO-
900 people.
The figures given by the Express were no
doubt great sxaggeration, and would pass
a. pretty respectable in numbers, tthongh
the crowd was said to be rsther rowdyish in
character), but the Journal man was not
satisfied with it, and so magnifed it three
fold.
Perhaps distance lends enchantment TO his
viex--or, more probable still, he has learned
a new way to muster up large crowd,
namely, by having thirds Of them in his
EYE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-21
Grand HaiIy at n eoknk.

The st. Louis Democrat has the following
notice Of the grand mass meeting which We
are to have in this city on the 10th Of Octo-
Der:
The Republicans Of Keokuk, Iowa, are
making preparations for grand mass meet
ing to be held in that CITY on the 10th Of Co.
tober. Large delegations are expected to be
present from oil the southeastern counties
Of Iowa, and from Hancock, Adams and
McDonough 10 Illinois, and CLARK, Scotland,
Knox and Lewis counties, Ia this State. The
committee have invited Judge Trumbull,
Tho mas Corwin, Caleb b. Smith, Oarl Schurx,
d. X. Garter, Richard Yates, Owen Lovejoy,
and other prominent Republicans. The pro-
slavery men are making desperate efforts to
defeat Dol. Curtis for Congress. The dis
trict has always been close, and q year ago
was slightly against the Republicans. Col
Curtis is a most excellent member, and de-
serv es the hearty and earnest support OF ev'
cry friend OF free principles in bis district
They must not let him be beaten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-21

NKw YoRx, Sept. 10.
One dollar bills on the New jersey Bank
ing Company altered to fves are in orculs
ton.
Jas. Guthrie is under arrest in Jersey City
for attempting violation of his daughter, q
girl OF IA, subsequently attempting to MUIR
der her, and then attempting to destroy his
own life.
A man named Ricketts,, from England, wal
robbed at house in Washington street, las
night, of draft for EI0,0OO, being an in
heritance from relative, of which he had
just come in possession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-21

The Wlde-Awakes Of Keokuk will present
a full length poADfait OF Abe Lincoln to the
best drilled Company OF Wide Awakes, and
another to the largest Company, that will be
present in full uniform Ut the Republican
Mass Meeting 10 the City Of Keokuk, on the
10Th of October next.
Let the Wide-Awakes of Iowa, Illinois
and Missouri turn out in full force, az the
portraits are well worth competing for.
All the Republican papers 10 this region
will pass the word around, and let Us have a
rousing turn out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-21

Arkansas papers give most distressing ac-
counts OF the effects Of the drouth on the
crops. The Little Rock Gazette, speaking
Of the corn crop, which a few weeks ago
was more promising than had been seen for
many years, says:
sit 10 now cut short, without the least hope
OF making enough to feed the people
Starvation stares many poor farmer in the
face, OF whom many have not raised corr
enough to feed their families till Christmas
Most Of them are cutting down their corn
and many field will not produce one ear
The prospects in this region are shocking
enough.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-21

Hon. Albert q. Brown, q. s. Senator from
Mississippi, made speech At Crystal Spring,
Miss., on the 9th inst. He announced that
be should vote for Breckenridge, although he
has been heretofore known as Douglasite.
OF Mr.. Lincoln be said
served . single term in Congress with
MIR. Lincoln. My estimate OF him il, that no
IL bold, outspoken man, whose opinions
can be had for the simple trouble of asking
for them. lie has strong native intellect,
without much Of what college people call
learning. lie has made man his study, and
be has mastered his subject
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-21

GREAT DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY.
Loss $500 900.


New ORLEANS, Sept. IT.
fnrious gale ON Saturday caused much
destruction OF property.
Nearly every house at Balize was carried
away and several lives lost, including Caps.
Kinney, pilot.
Many vessels bound out were blown ashore
ct the Passes. !.
Milneburg, the terminus Of the Pontcha-
train r. r., was submerged, and the wharves
damaged.
All the wharves and lighthouses on the
lakes between New Orleans and Mobile
are swept away.
The town Of Bioloxi, in Mississippiis in
ruins.
MopILE, Sept. Is.
the storm flooded one-third Of our city,
and the loss 10 estimated at million Ok dol
lars.
The ship r. fl. Dixie was wrecked 10 Mo-
bile Bay, and 10 lives lost, including Capt.
Dixie.
During the gale Messrs. Pomeroy d Mar
shalps lime warehouse was totally destroyed
by FIRE.
Several steamboats, and brig were blown
ashore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-21


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II.
The Spanish war steamer Francisco Deasis
arrived at Havana from Truxillo on the 7th,
and states that the British war steamer lea
rus, with transport and troops under Gen
Alvarez, proceeded to the Rio Negro, where
Gen'l Walkers army was encamped. The
boats Of the Icarus proceeded up the river
and captured Walker, who with his 10 men
we're taken to Truxillo and delivered to the
Honduras authorities.
Walkers men were very destitute, and
many sick. They we're permitted TO return
to the United States upon condition that To ey
would not engage in another expedition
against Central America.
General Walker and Col. RIDLEY were to
be shot. a
The Gautamala expedition arrived after
the capture of Walker.