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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-28
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

In another matter in which the people OF
the West generally have deep and lively
interest, for the Improvement Of the Rivers
aud Iiarbors Of the Western country would
facilitate transportation, diminish it's coat,
and save immense losses Of property andlfe
to which our commerce ID now subjected
on this head, the Republican Platform
reads:
That appropriations by Congress for River
and Iinrbor improvements of National char
acter, required for the accommodation and
! security of an existing commerce, are author
lzed by the Constitution, and justified by the
4 obligations OF Government 70 protect the
lives and property Of it's citizens.
While the Democratic Platform says onl,
That the Constitution does not confer up
on the General Government the power u
carry on general system OF Internal I'm
provements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-28
PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention of the pnbiic 10
Wv the fact. that at BUEL's AMBR0TYPE Pho
TOGRAPA aud SIERkE0Sc0PIC GALLERY ID
the place to get
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-28
PROTECTION TO NONE INDUSTRY.

change, IN the following resolution:
That, while providing revenue for the sup
port OF the General Government by duties
upon imports, sound policy requires such an
adjustment OF these imports AS 20 encourage
the development OF the industrial interests of
the whole country: and Q commend that poll.
cv OF national exchanges which secures TO the
working men liberal wages, TO agriculture
remunerative prices, To mechanics and man
, ufacturers an adequate reward for their skill,
labor and enterprise, and to the nation com
meroia prosperity and independence.
/, The Democratic Platform scouts protection
, and misrepresents its object and effect in the
: following resolution:
That justice and sound policy forbid the
Federal Government TO foster one branch Of
industry TO the detriment of another, or TO
& cherish the Interests OF one portion Of our
n common country A. the expense of another
that every citizen aud every section Of the
country has right 10 demand and insist up
q on equality of rights and privileges and a
y complete and ample protection OF persons
and property from violence and foreign az.
), erosion.
: The settlement OF all these questions dc
:, ponds upon the votes OF the people for Pres
. dent and for Congressman. We ask Of the
= people calm and candid consideration O
the positions Of parties in regard TO then
and an honest decision in favor OF that 10
OF measures that will tend most TO promot
o., the prosperity Of Iowa and the West. /
n our view, orc Sc. - measures will cover th
e. wide aud unoccupied West with the fire
y homes Of free men; will furnish employmen
Tor many laborers on River andiIiarbor i'm
proyements; circulate large sums Of publi
!, money for the benefit OF the Vert, and q
s, our towns and villages with thriving mechan
zeal and manufacturing establishments whc
will open market at the very doors Of o.
farmers for much OF their surplus produe
and retain the money for home circulation
which is now exhausted abroad in the pu
chase Of foreign goods. While the other 8
Of measures will simply continue aud aggr
sate the tolls under which we have been su
fering for years past.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-At Kings tree, S. c., re-
Gently, while two PHI; sicians were consulting in
n case. they decided to use aqua ammonia, and
one OF them, DIR. Wallace, proceeded to open a
bottle. The Star says
The vial had not been used in two wears
and when called to be opened the stopper was
so tight that DR.. Wallace applied a small vice
which Wrenched off the head of the stopple. 1t
was then determined that the medicine must
be had, So DIR. Wallace commenced to file off
the neck, intending to take the proper eau tion,
which he had oftentimes given not only to
those in his office, but to his family both wn ite
and black, should they be seat nto his office
during his absence. But untortunat tely the ii !e
entered before he was aware, the gas escaped,
causing violent explosion, completely uffo-
eating and burning him in IA lost horrid man.
ner. The fumes of The liquid completely COW
cred him, so that in one second he stood gasp.
ing for bread til in another, moving quick aud
greatly agitated, but too plainly telling his
awful suffering. DIR. Steele, who stood q few
PAGES of, was slightly affected, and Mr.. Free
man. sitting within two or three feet, was SO
affected as to unable him to breathe for some
time. The whole house was soon lille d with
the fumes, aud the sick even had to leave his
bed for short time. AS soon as possible the
clothes of DIR. Wallace were removed off him,
and the I. aid SO ueazed out of his whiskers, aud
he placed in bed, when he again began to
breathe. His eyes and face were burned in
an awful manner. For nine days he was com =
pletely blind. Now, at sixteenth day, he is
able little out of one eye, while he still
suffers greatly with the other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

eissrLAR CAUSE AND EFFYCr.-A singular
Is.au- Istau- was committed near Lawrcneeburg,
s,uiaaa, .s last week, by Mr.. Joseph Grims-
s.,,.e A., ne cause OF which appears u have been
spession produced by the report OF dying
rViher who stated on his revival from =
.sc sIce beiieyed 10 be death for q time by al
~ We're about him. that he had been 10
dsss deh and seen there all his family who were
,sa. aho learned that all would 80 there ex-
,,s,. ,ps Joseph. This announcement coming
Asya uying-almost dead brother, seems io
ss,., ss,s aisordsred the poor fellows mind. Tie
soc : strangely for several days Afterwards,
isr. .,aai' h,aai'y disappeared on Monday week be.
.o,'st. lie was not found till the Saturday
nr,asak when two men in search Of game
lsSr ally discovered him swinging BY the
n. ..e pole which crossed u deep yavtne.--
VA touud. "'s" '"' '"A'-s ~~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

A SPoRTIvE MoNsTER.-The new directors
of the Great Eastern have made the Portland
people the victims of "a SELL almost as igan-
tic as the great ship herself The last Board
positively announced that when the ship
came to this country she would come to Port
laud, and the Portlanders accordingly ex-
pended over $4,000 in building pier and
making other preparations for her advent. A
new dy nasty having ascended the throne, her
been changed 10 New York. and Portland is
left TO pocket the loss and stomach the affront
as best she can. II must be confessed that, so
far. the big ship has been most deceitful and
inhuman monster. She refused to be launch
ed tor nearly three months; killed her pro-
iector with anxiety and annoyance; blew up
her passengers the minute she got any OF them
on board upset her captain out of her gig
and drowned him got the city of Portland
to make pier for her. and then refused to
come 10 il; and finally, as If in mt OF fero-
ciuus miith, addressed herself TO the New
York Common Council for Information AS 10
whether she could pass the bar at high water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Port Mayo, short distance east of Rockets,
has already become pretty suburban village,
aud is steadily improving. Mr. Il. A. Mayo
has lately erected abou thirty neat cottages III
this quiet spot, and intends putting up Others
i'll q short time. Working men employed in
the eastern portion OF the city hud it very
convenient, and much cheaper to reside ia
Port Mayo than in distant portioUs OF the city,
and they are making their homes there, where
fresh air and pure water can be had, and
where all their labor is not expended in rent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Neto Wards.-The contract tor for the addition
to the Richmond Medical College, MIR. X. b.
Woodward. is to commence work ON the new
building in a few days, aud will hasten its
completion with as little delay as possible
He is expec ted to get it ready for use by the
first Of December, at farthest. So that the pu-
pills may have more room for completing their
studies in,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

FROM THE WEST INDIEs.-The schooner
Martha Skinner, Capt Amidon, arrived At
Norwich, Conn :, from tho island Of SOmbrerO,
which place she left oL the 10th uit., brings
news from the British West India islands. At
AuguiIla and ST. Martins very large quanti-
ties OF salt had been collected. All the islands
had suffered severely from drought. At St.
Martins water was SO scarce that they had to
place police force over the fountains. Wines
and breadstuffs were also very scarce. At St.
Bart's mining operations had been quite sue
cessful lead ore, equal to Galena, coal Of
superior quality, as well as copper, having
been discovered. Gold and iron had also been
found. A very large sulphur deposit had been
discovered at Saba, one of the Dutch West In
iia y,oasAasiOnS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

A MINISTER MuRDERKD-The Fayetteville
IN C) Observer learns that the Rev John K.
Cham bers, n local preacher of the Methodist
Church, in Montgomery county. N. G.. was
murdered near his own house, on Wednesday
horse having arrived at home, suspicion was
excited, search made, and 1T about IL o'clock
ut night the body was found in creek near
by horribly mutilated. Two Of his negroes
have been arres ted on suspicion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Ripe OH Age.-There is now residing in the
city Poor.House u white woman, named SA-
RAH KAHN, who was one hundred and one
years old last Saturday. She has been resi-
dent Of the Poor-House for about thirty
years. She says she was born in England,
but came to this country when only four
years Old Though i'll feeble health, her mind
is said to be clear, ani she relates with accu-
racy many historical incidents OF by.gone
dayS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

.GALvANIsM AS AN ANTiDOTK.-G. q. Griffin
comm municates 70 the Macon (Georgia) Tsie-
xraph, a successful application Of galvanism III
the case Of an infant Of three weeks, 10 whom
a fatal dose OF opium was given BY mistake.
The applica ton was coatinued for five hours,
remedies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

TAs County Court Of Henrico commenced ity
June term yesterday. and spent the day in
hearing and disposiug OF motions Of VARIOUS
kinds. The newly -elsc ted Justices. we are in.
formed, will not qualify before The July term.
and may not take their seats on the bench be.
fore the first Monday in August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

MATRIMONIAL ADVERTISEMENTS IN TUR-
KKY.-The Turkish newspaper published At
Constantinople contains the following adver-
tisement: "a young girl, Delisch by name, oi
the (Circassian) tribe of Nogais, seventeen
years old, very handsome, Of good family, and
brother bearing the title OF Bey, makes the of
fer to marry some young man, provided he
succeeds in pleasing her. Particulars may be
heard Of 1T Hafz Pacha's, President of tie com.
mission entrusted with the control OF the emf.
grafton from Circassia."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Dsad.-The little foundiing which was taken
from = negro woman i'll The Valley and sen [
10 the Poor. House 70 bs cared for. has since
died. Who its parents were the public may
never know, AS the lips OF the negro woman
that had IL in charge are sealed bu, the great
Judge will doubtless hold them responsible
tor its murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Passenger Railray.-The applicants for the
right OF way in the streets, for city passenger
railways, have not yet made a move TO csm- :
mence the improvement, but are expected to
do SO in the course of a few days. The re-
fusal to allow them to lay down a double
track on Broad street, may prevent them from
accepting the right rendered by the Council,
as double track on that street is equally As
important to the success of the enterprise as
one on Main. As soon as they have a meeting
We will endeavor TO learn their determination
and make it known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

SUICIDE or PRIHTxR.-Oh "Wednesday
morning, prialer, named Calvin d. Seott,
we'll known in Etkfom, Md, committed sui-
eide ia the composing room OF the Cecil Dem .
ocrai, upon which paper he had been for some
time employed. The unfortunate unnn nearly
severed his head from the body. lntemper.
mece is the cause NscI ibed to the deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

RUNAWAY SLAvxs.-Tsxas has its border
troubles ~ we'll as Kentucky and Virginia.
M. BowIss. Of Winchester, Va, had lately q
desrerxts conAict near 3oliad. with three run.
avsys. making for Mexico. They fred on
hin. killed his horse, rObbeo him OF &!S. and
wouaded him ip two places, severely. out mol
f1talty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

4 Steam Fire Esgiae u essential 10 the Ell.
cisaey OF ths city iirs department., aud lhs
Cauaeii ought TO psrchase ths oas aOw t,einx
bAilt ia the city. The insurance offices would
NO doubt Willingly contribute ~ the pure AAss.
JAshsy thaa pvt sseuse II ~ Riehsa3sd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

I.lyEpAL CoNMUNITY-The citizens of CO.
lumbus, Miss, have raised by subscription,
supply the place OF the Female Institute re-
cenIly burned down, aud y new hotel also
s30.OOO by the members Of the Methodist {
Church " be devoted to the erection Of u new
building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

TRAGEDY In PIKEvILLE, ALA.--In Piksvilie,
Marion county, Ala, on Saturday afternoon,
l2ih uIt, as John NJ. Altman, the Circuit,
Clerk, and Andrew A. Altman, his brother,
were passing the store of q. w. Little Il Co.,
on their way to supper, they were fired upon
with dou BILE. barrel shot gun and killed in
stantly. George w. Little, William J. Little.
and John Little are the parties accused ct
committing the murder. The two first are in
custody, and the other has fled and al last ac-
counts had not been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Iae Rirsr Tfarel is larger than ever known
at this season, and promises to increase rap.
idly for several weeks to come Besides me
Glen Cove aud Curtis Peck, passengers can
20 from here To Norfolk BY the Phiiadei phia
and New York steamers, aud the YORK River
Railroad auy day In the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Groscing Creps.--A resident OF IIenrico coun.
ty informs US that much Of the early whsa 1
has the rust upon the blades, but thus far Il
has reached the stalk OILY ia Z lew Instances,
He also says that the growing corn looks had
but may i'm prove ii the season continues In.
vorahln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Pyoysessiag.-The paving Of Uock street ID
progressing u cOmpssti0n. aud the contractor
seems to b. making an excalleat jon OF the
work. When hnished, II will b. the mos,
valuable imprOy emsnt tor the mercantile com.
mnnity thai the city has made tor many yeess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

MILITARY DISCIPLINE IN LoUIsvILLE.-On
Monday last at Louisville, KY, while pri.
yate of the Marion Rifle Company was exc
cutting the manual at a parade Of that corps
he accidentally discharged his piece before
drawing the ramrcd from the barrel. His
careIessness drew from one of the officers 4
severe reprimand, which the independent pri.
vate resented with blow a rou ush.and-tum'
bic fight ensued, in which ihe brother OF the
private took part, the TWO soldiers administer
ing to their single superior severe thrashing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

MILITARY ExCURsIoN.-The Zouave Cadets
Of Chicago, will leave Chicago about the 2Oth
OF June, aud the route embraces the cities of
Buffalo, Albany, Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia Baltimore, Washington. Pittsburg.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. They will take
about sixty men, rank aud file, aud be accom-
panied by 3 band OF fifteen pieces. They will
carry their entire equipments and uniforms,
consisting OF one tuli dress of blue and buff,
n Chasseur uniform French) OF blue and red,
and one Zouaye uniform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

TaxLArEsr PRIxs--Ths II. S. steamer Cru
sadsr. Lieut.. J. N. Maffitt, arrived At Key West
hoard A22 Africans. Thls bark was captured
on Wednesday. 70 ult.. OF Neuyitas (tbe port
Of Principe, Cuba,) aud was under French
colors. During the chase or heiore boarding,
ti,s Dapsrs were des trOyed. The original car.
70 consisted Of 429 Africans, aud Az now hsrs
are. npparenily, IN good health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

CoIHA0H-The gold coinage At the PhiIadsl.
phia mint during May WAS $lO9.2s0 ia double
eagles; SiS SOS ia half eagles; &5,2i9 Us ia fine
bars. making total Of gold coinage Of Sl33,- :
IVA 60. The silver coinage was $32, AO In dol.
lars; 30 6oU in half dollars; S26. 90 In quarter
dollars, and SIS 4OO In dines. mai ing the total
silver coinage &Si, ,iUO. Cents, $35,O0O. The
whole nuMber Of pieces coined during tho
month was 3.ei6 i7d. OF the value OF $24o, i0iG0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

American MaaHfaetnres.-Ihe seventh an
Eual exhibition OF the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute for the promotion Of the Mechanic
Arts, will open in this city Oh the 10th OF Oc-
tober, and close on the 3lsto the same month.
The premiums to be awarded will be gold and
silver medals, diplomas, and money, in sums
ranging from 81 TO SluU. Mechanics, manu-
facturers, inventors, artists, ana the public at
large, should bear in mind that all articles
coMtrbu TED to this exhibition, will be seen by
the tens of thousands of visitors who are ex-
pec;ed to attend the great Union Fair Of the
Virginia Central and State Agricultural So
cieties, to be held on the 22d of October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

PREPARATIONS IN CANADA FOR THE PRINCE
OF wALEs.-At q uebec the new Parliament
House is to be converted into a temporary pa
lace for the Prince of Wales New furniture
is to be put into it kitchens, cooking utensils,
beds, bedding, dining tables, sideboard, pianos
and the full accessories OF a weli-furnished
house, are to take the place of desks aud offit .
stools. One wing is 10 be set apart for His
Royal Highness, and ano ther for the Duke OF
Newcastle who, as colonial secretary, will ac-
company him.
AT Quebec they also talk of chartering 40 or
80 river and lake steamers, and going down
the st. Lawrence en- masse to meet the Prince.
The Parliament will assemble whel he comes,
present addresses. and escort him 10 Montreal,
where the great Victoria bridge is to be inau-
gurated by him.
At Montreal they have received S20, 600 from
government for the purpose Of holding pro.
Vincial exhibition OF arts and manu- ufactures
at the time, and are putting up u handsome
ys,al palace.
At Toronto they will alter the OLE Govern
ment House for the accommodation OF the
Prince.
AtIIamilton they propose to have the Prince
assist in the Inauguration of a statue to bis
royal mother, and they have also laid the
foundation stone of a fine palace OF industry,
in which The Upper Canada agricultural ex-
hibition will be held this fall, aud to which
the Prince will be invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Examination Postponed.-Yesterday morn
ing James S. Eanborn, charged with tel0ni-
ously stabbing James Il. Grafton and Joseph
N. Gill, charged with stabbing win intent tu
kill q ranvilie Monteile and James IL. Davis,
on Saturday night last, were both before the
Mayor, but owing to the inability OF the wit
nesses to attend, their examinations were
postponed until Tomorrow morning. MIR.
Davis will be out III a day or two as his
wound was not dangerous, but Mr.. Grafton,
if he RECEIVERS, will De confined to his room
tor at least ten days. Monieile was IT Court
yester rday his watch having saved him from
serious injury from the blow aimed at his
stomach, and which must have proved fatal
but tor being stopped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

The New York Herald says that the Ger.
man vote, deducting 10 per cent. for not yet
naturaliZed citizens, will amount, in the mex
Presidential election, from 100000 to 03o OUO
votes.
The celebrated bronze doors, modelled by
Rogers aud cast in Munich, have arrived in
New York. They have cost some St0,t0O, and
have excited general admiration abroad.
The negroes in Huntsville, Ala, recently
made up a purse of $3.50 and purchased q
splendid hearse, to be used tor The intermenl
of their dead
The Madrid journals state that the z ueen
bad ordered fifty thousand cigars to De dis
tributed among the troops on their arrival in
the capital.
An Examining Commission has been cen
from Ohio 10 the infected cattle district o
Massachusetts.
Ebeuezer J. Cackflsld -ealEmittsd suicide III
Jail at kingstree, s. G., last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Body Recovered. The body Of the little boy
DAVID BRYANT, drowned at StI1wberry Hin
Pond, on Sunday last, has bern 1eeovefed, and
an inq ueut held over il. Yerhicfk .sncotdontal
drowning" -. - a. u q - 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

q. A. Miller, late pr,prisior of the Snespy
(Tann) Spfings, died Vt Montgomery, Aap u
ths vVth ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

Mr.. RARRY.-This gentleman has obtained
the gold medal of the London Society for the
Proven ton of Cruelty TO Animals, for his sys-
at Oxford, when colt broke away with him.
got among the people in the seats, and serious
~ injured several ladies and gentlemen.