Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-15

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ka 57Thsh ThshD Democratss raaIs 2 Of the Hsnate. Aeld
ssssso sssssoss hlh IN ths ga, , q Mhioh thsy agreed te
vote on. NJ. Green's smsndnsnt To N
Kansas bill, changing the bouhnd dSStiies anae
sending the question back 70 tks people:
cam THAI IAa Pikss Reaky E1press asFiyed as st.
yassph aaas4t en- 4tba e!hs N{h l e. gsld dust
IHA d%p9stannf psM tt{hfsamp t{famp otAs mines. mines. Thl
tmHoyntsiDs Ho eiE4s ars n again GSyersd With, snow
Tho Chief Of the ArrapshosS mSt the, Thitel
IiRes1neil on Tie assth pit, apd expresses
friendly fasliqgsJ The l sstslsrp uqr and
ddssaiss te fsmain i!ls On smieshls 'g terms HI
.s1ssY tie Gapapehet Up VI KieeYss. ApRsSshss, and
phAeyepAres M thrsatap % VA VAT upon the settlers
apSa MsIps ~ to bs bt op iA itAheiF gaSihg Little
s,.as 4, g!ysn e. sshs4sss s4sgh' ssSFi'' s+d No
hhAtHR hhAH y fel's.l fel'sr.las 10 .;lsd 9dt nj ION sac
mi157Inn i157In inc Cincinnati, on the night q the 9Th,
/ ai tpaohsrs in Il the q Mount Auburn Female
Seminary While e'00sstipg s tNS l6ssdiss home
from tAs n9Rssa h9qse rs a Nas ssay's st5soksd BY
FoEaiss lAlths, strssta of lba Cincinnati snd
stabbed h r1 in ths bbrssst instsps death.
Ths mpdersEa a have as not yst been ArTsssed.
EM aw7aThe NIB Japanese a.gmlbassadorg Ar visited Bal
tim.ors more Friday, and were formally rec eised
Sby Mayor Swann, The principal apbsSSk=:
tdors maintained q N great reserve, seeming to
netice nobody. The subprdipstss, however,
manifested the greatest interest at the scene,
acknowledging and returning the salutations
With much enthusiasm, some even taking
off their quaint hats and raising themois
,true American fashion to the ladies'. sas &
aas=Byy The Africa, which arrived al New
York On the Sth, We learn that Garibaldi
had sppraschsAd a. near Palermo, the heights
r%asnd % y fyhioh hlopth Ysys, occupied 81 the insur-
gents: 4 # tlHs tlHas expected that Palermo would
soon sHfAender,s a; proclamation BY the
n9n Cen pittee aiia4'sf of Palermo has been posted up
in AZ parts Of the town., announcing the
victorious march Of Gasibaldi and that
Sicily should soon be independent. It is
also sdded, 'feyea the Neapolitan police are
Commencing to. desert their masters,"' and
terminates with sfViva 10 Re Emanuel u,
Viva Gafibaldi w,oJ 'a.e1sE5 pslT - y,f,.a
n--Thsre was s'great Republican rati6ca.
tien meeting at the Cooper Institute,, in
Now York, on the evening Of the 7th,-
Speeches wersmade by VIM. NJ. Eysrts, Mr..
Ruseh,a of Iowa, G. W. CARTS, Horace
Greeley, VIM. ii. Fry, Judge Tracy, Of Gal.
Gen B. 81 Bruce, and Gen. DC W. -Nys.-y
speeches were all spirited Nearly all
acknowledged to have been greyieusly dis
appointed because Senator Seward had not
received the nomination, but ail of them
expressed determination to give to the
nomination hearty support. pc Resolutions
Lincoln and Hamlln wRssre passed
= iHod no '''o ilii
sT The fire. works manufaotory Of fairfield
4 Sons, Williamsburg, n. Y, exploded on
the I'll, killing Charles fairfield ana Jacob
Crack, and badly injuring three other work
men. The works occupied eight small
buildings, and the explosion extended from
building to building, until all but two, which
were e.proof, were destroyed.
The assassination of MI, Sumner is
supposed to be meditated at Washington.
On Friday night lsst,i an individual repre-.
senabg himseK ~ from Virginia, called at
his room and imperiously demanded an
explanation Of certain parts Of his recent
speech. Mr.. Sumner gave him no satisfac-
ton and ordered him to depart, which be did
with threats. At . subsequent hour three
others called, halting in the passage, and
sent mp, word that they wished to see him
alone. They refused the invitation to enter
his room, where Mr. Sumner was surrouaded
BY friends, and left, sending z threatening
message BY the servant, that they would
come with, 4 force to assault him, at 10
o'clock Saturday morning, when Mr.. Sum.
ner's friends were again present, in view Of
these occurrences. Itis believed to be the
Of his assaiiantss to assassinate
him on the spot. His friends are greatly
incensed, and any further efforts to harm him
will result in D deadly conflict. They
say they are determined to defend him at
all hazards. .3st sTaH sHs Ij SIS +-fs.
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