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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

Nashville, July ., 1851
Mr. ". S. Chea tham, Chairman Com
mittee, etc:
SIR:-I haveih honor to ckaowledge
an Invitation for "tl,e pleasure OF my
company at the celebration OF our Ma
tional Anniversary on the ensuing Fourth
OF July, at Fort Gillem on Jefferson street,
extended
The Invitation was dated June Doth.
answer it al this late moment because |
have been disposed 10 give you ali posi-
bic opportunity TO invite, also, the troops
with whose organization [ have been con-
nected, and who to day form the largest
peFtion numerically, OF the forces OF n ash
vile. Your Committee has seen fit 10
omit them FROM its invitation to parade.
With that omitted portion you know |
am connected, the title by which you ad-
dress me COMES fcom my connection with
them.
As these troops are orderly, present a
good appearance, and are, considering
their opportunities, we'll drilled, your
conduct in emitting them and inviting
me, who am nothing but by virtue OF my
connection with them, either is studiedly
insulting or betrays lamentaby limited
experience of honorable sensibilities.
cannot, sir, accept any invitation to
military display where other Colonels
march their troops while mine are ex-
cluded.
The Declaration of independence, whose
formal adoption makes the 4th of July
sacred, affirms as an axiom that
ALL MEN AXE CREATED EQUAL.
And until yum, sir. and your Commit
tee learn this fundamental truth, till Won
can invite all the defenders Of their coun.
try to participate in your celebration, be
they black OF be they white, your "cele.
brations of our national anniversary are
knocking farces,. insults to the iliustrious
dead. and blasphe,ny to Him who hath
made "of one blood all nations of men for
to dwell on all the face of the EARTH"
do not think my presence would be
"pleasurabls' to you. l know yours
would not be to me 80 long as you make
distinctions between the defenders of their
country, which are alike discredisable to-
your humanity, your patriotism and your
Christianity; distinctions which show
that you do not know the letter or oom
prehend the spirit of the document whose
ratification you propose to celebrate; or,
that knowing and comprehending both
letter and spirit, you designrdly ignore
the one and violate the. other.
am, sir, your ob't serv't, ~
r. D. MUssEY,
Col. lO0th U. S. Col. Infantry,
Com'd Org'z u. s. G. I.
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EE- The Ladies Union Aid Society
will meet Wednesday morning ct eight
o'clock. The business that will be brought
before the meeting is Of the utmost i'm
portance, and it is desirable that every
member should be present
BY order of the President.
Miss DALZELL, Sec'y.
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EF- Call at the Auction Rooms Of
Howe u Tyler and examine the splendid
stock of linen, dress and other goods on
exhibition there, and which will be sold at
auction Tuesday aud following days.
The ladies especially are invited both be-
fore and during the auction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

BY Telesraph.l SEw SonK, Jnly Is
Ngasy scarcely 50 firm al TGs-
steTiing Exchange irregular amp unsettled at 1891 for
gold
oii scive ard ar,ner opening ~, and closing
hrin at 4sIsl
Government Stocks dniI,
is 81 coupons l0z55<<.
- Coupons 1855
To Tre@sury Notes. octebsr and Assil, 1919.
Stocks--Heaxr.
CkPi07i<,5 &C 1915 4 RI IDS; A4PDC 6aiG
Tol a Nab IS. PIT W xTIa25H A THB4Iz CkNH
pal 81; Scrip f0i: q fr Cert sis rse Mail $50
YeJ2s1: Erie 11s; u q i3Sz4 Hudson ls7 s HsI-
leta ST. Reading i5-3 1854: ss Toledo 1917
o II Cert ss5s-
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Dry.Goeds sale To-Day:

The large stock of linen and dress.
goods on exhibition at Howe * Tyler's
sales-rooms will be on sale by auction for
four days only, commencing this Tues
day morning-instead of Wednesday
The ladies are especially invited, and
shall be made comfortable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

nea- Five "frail ones" were arrested
and calaboosed yesterday. Four as. the
result of the raid, and one arrested IN town
last evening by officer Bartlett.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

EJ We understand that little girl
was run over by a dray and killed upon
the street yesterday. We learned none
the particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

rJ Kramer. Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the sale of slooun's "sids-Lo.ding Re-
volvers." The best pistol nov in ~.
No. I08 Main street,
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!i

DATCHTLOR's celebrated HAIR DYE f.tk. B.ss i,
- tAs az-ts- The ouly Hs-mE<ss frEs e.a RsissSf
dye ss9wH. This splendid Hair Dye i pesfretehangcs
sp, leaving the Hair sft ard DesEtiial nIars fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine roiar and
ns- the III sfeets Of bad Dyes The genuine sigaed
WILLIAM A BATtHiiAlR; all others are ns=ss aita-
ttens and should BE- avoided Sod By al prnggfstn &c
tACIoBf--Si Rarciay-street New York. RsfrurIosr
NV ToiLrr CExks for Dressing the Ifar fiys-dkxly
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EE DIR. English. of Warsaw, was re-.
GENTLY captured by the Indians, we think
In western Arkansas. and is, we believe.
sun prisoner among the red-skinned
gentry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

PERsoNAL-His Honor Judge Trim
be was in town yesterday. Stopped at
the Demiug. He leaves, We believe, for
his home in Bloomfield this mornjpp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

FOR BURLINGTON. KErrHsBuRs, NEW
BOSTON, MuscArrNn, Rock ISLAND Ann
DAVESPoRr. - Tie steamer .JrsN,r
"HirPLE, Capt. Jas. w. Campbell v;ll
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival ofthe cars from keokuk making
connection with the railroads for Al, of,hs
above points, and at Davenport. with da;lv
line Of steamers for Dubuoua r..
leaves Keokuk at 7:l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand. is made from the choicest materials. Is
mild and emoiiens in its nature. fragrantly
scented and extremely beneficial in ifs action
upon the shin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers IAaaQIydsv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

Prentice says he never saw young
zoe, Y. kiss cows, but be has sesn thsn
kits great calves.
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.coMposrroRs WANTED.

Two compositors can get work by ap-
plying at this Office Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

E1 Who has the largest and best as
sorted stock of Boots and Shoes in Keo
kuk W. Il. BIDLEMAN, at No. 90 Main
street, where be will close ont his summer
goods at the old prices, and sell new
onOes as low as any body. jyl8-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

Wool, RAGS. BEEswAx, &c.-See ad-
vertisement OF wanted.
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SheriH7S Sales.
NHERiFFS SALE.
SALE.

HERIFFS SALE.
~ STATE or Iowa Lee Co.'S
BY vrtrc Of spssisl execution to directed Issued
ny fe Clerk Of the District Court q said county favor
o: George iiiiams lr. and against A II Essslip and
also oecree azafnst Jchn ponahoe and others have
levied ul9p and viii sell 10 the highest bidder at the
IN nj door Of the Clerks Office 81 the District Court a
Lee eonhts Iowa. m keokEk in said county the 18th
say % Aug A D. 1894. between the hours 81 ociock
NJ and o. clock p. ~ commencing O'Clock r. Of
st day. the following property. to-wt; The es<terJy
~ fret " t eercn l and the hole Of lot H. in block
ie In ihe city of Keokuk being 20 feet front Frark
In street. running back the width 10 feet deep
the alley, inc uaing te sey in said block Lee county
Iowa.
Taken. levied nron ard TO be sold by or@r Of court
satisfy aid writ u execution
Printers Zee 81 co. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keokuk july 10. ga. sheriff 81 Lee Co Iowa.
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IOIHy.
DIR. H. AN Frs & CO.'S
ysegsN r IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart Liver Kidneys d.
gsstise orEsEs, and Glanduiar System.
The susss which has attended the use Of this remedy
IN private PRACTICE and the enforcement ~ medical
thoriiy enable 10 recommend il 10 this practitioner
anu the pabe, feeling confident that wiia fair trial
VII attest IT'S excellence 10 the II Croric dis
which indicate Iodine. suc serofsls rcnchst
Skin Erupons, Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases Nsrs
xons Ansiens, Neuralgia Rheumatism, Dyspepss, De-
bnjty, EyphiIk. &c. Ttf
Ph.sseiAi,s may rely upon tss uniferm strength Of
Iodine Water containing thre-luartrr grains psrx
Iodine In each fluid ounce rxss water sse<af setas
ssed II is otIabis 70 aeoln position
formed ine4inhtes nsiher u the Iodine ydiz~d M
neutraxrd by combination with any ingredient render
ing this solution superior 10 any vilssr fn-fho Of sxhib
ting Iodine
fnii dret tons arrunEus each bottle ti II may b
use as family meiiri1s well 10y the profession.
fc pae dollar ssr bottle On receipt Of fire dolsFs
six brtffes delivered free by esprFss any address.
Beware Of CounssSfes and limitations whrh uprincj
Piled d=s~rs endeasnE 10 dispose " OF eng sspnston
See car aszsasae and trade ark gfhs Grrk word head
Ing this "a rtsenent ncn ns Labels asi wrappers
raeh bottle, Without which nosle Is genuine.
Circulars grafts.
Dr. II. aNDERS & Co.
sesesss.-- PhSsiaaaass af4d Claszalatzs
mAy1odsTom No. As BrosdSay, Mes York.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SUIT YOUR PURSE AND EYE I

SUIT YOUR PURSE AND EYEl
Ara: Haen this Grad War IS orer
Pray. give me your attention,
Aud hear what proprse,
I'll tell YOU where - ges Gsaar BASsnss,
In Men and Boys Cloths:
Stern Brothers issye MAMMOTH STocx,
To suit both Pprsx and EYE,
And GA giving them call.
You cannot TAIL to buy.
CHoRus - Oh where's the place Of all others
Where they sell Clothing Cheap,
1t u al strrn Brothers.
No 8 Main Street
Though this cruel war Is raging
And goods very high:
Still we sell at LovxsT prices,
As VIC did in days gone by.
We've received a good assortment
OF Clothing. Hats and Shoes,
You needn't leave without new Garment,
For greenbarks NEVER REFUSE
CHoRus:-- And when you're asked by others.
sE Whore Won bought that suit 50 neat
Yon can answer: At Stern Brothers,
Nos Main street.
John do hurry fer Tn waiting
The sun Is almost dow,
! wish 10 stop at Stern Brothers,
Whose store is in this town.
You know we're in need Of clothing,
Is - And shey sell than so cheap,
& 90. pray, don't forget the number
Eight, ON Main street.
CHcnus - See how they are running
Tlitel1 you where they'll meet:
At that place the Levee.
E Nos &ainstreet.
Whatever goods you want to buy,
In bi@rk blue, gray or brown,
Be TO call on Stern Brothers,
That place Of great renown,
Remember now that cheapest stand
For what You may need.
And they will not fsii 10 please you,
At Mas Main street.
CHoRCs.-- And word to soldiers.
In both army and navy;
If you wars any Clothing
Call Mt Main Street, near Leyee
Having good assortment Of Mems Youths and Boys
Clothing and Gents Fmnishing Goods we respectfully
invite tho public to give call at the old stand Nos
MAIN srREkr, NEAR rHE Laws, KEcKUK, Iowa
jel1-dlm STERN BROTHERS.
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PORT OF KEOKUKI'
COATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Harry johnson, Lee. st. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Eagle. Bishop, Warsaw.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Warsaw, Malin, st. Louis.
Hawkeye State, Mason, st. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Warsaw.

The river is falling fast The weather Yesterday vas
very warm the Thermometer in The afternoon standing
p5o In the forenoon there indications OF rain
but it finally cleared of without sprinkle TO lay
the dust.
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Prom Our Exchanges.

The Davenport Gazette Saturday says the Mississippi
at that point is ut stand, and falling above.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the same datesa,s
The riser Is about stationary There IL feet to Cairo
fen TO Keokuk feet ia the Missouri and 20 inches
in the Illinois. III
Heavy r,ns have fallen again 81 Joseph ahd along
the Missouri. ,
Business dull and is respected 10 continue securing
the susamer. .l-.l-.l
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'G.EA ENT--50 Bbls. TOR saieI ~
~ juiyl2d KILIOoosSiuGn
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9pffinI Notices.
To Clear the House Of Flies,
USE BUTCHERS cELEBRAEEp
IfGHTNfNG FLY Killer
sfss, 80 s5 i " fsEkS Issi ihss. VI.
je2odkw2m,

4 ~ xquteite. pelf6eee ana Fragrant Perfume.
DlBuIIed fr0m tie Rare and Beautiful Flower iron
watch Il takes its name
Aaaufscurcd only BY PHAL0N sON,N
- 80 "a BEWARE or C0UNTERFEITs. ga -
ASK sfon PHAlORS -TAKH NO OfAHR.
june2o-d3m.
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EOR SALE-East half of Lot 8, Block
II 17G. side Of Biondean street, between sth
and 9Th very cheap for cash Would like 10 have an or
fer. 1t must be sold Enquire OF
Ii. b. TES.ETCK
julyi Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

containing rooms, good cistern. we'll lot we'll
fenced Side walk paved with brick, situated ON Bondesn
street. between 10th and 18th streets Title good or no
sale Price 1900 Enquire Of Ii. B TEN-EYcK
Mayo Real Estate Agent.
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The Fourth at Nasnviiiey--spicy mote
from Col. 7fussey.
IFro,n the NA.lvllle Tlm... grly b

Prom the Nashville T7n-s, Jriy g
The following letter was sent By Col.
Muesev, commanding the organization of
United States eolored troops a, this post.
in response to a personal invitation re-
questing his attendance at the celebration
OF the Fourth. but excluding his command
from the procession. Col. Mussey refuses
to participate in a national celebrations,
from which soldiers are excluded who
are fighting to preserve the nation. The
letter explains itself:
Hcadq'rs Com'Jg Orgaaization,)
L S. Colored Troops,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-19

Land, within four Mules Of Keokuk on the road be-
tween the Plank Read md Mississippi rver- enclosed
doabielog house, and other Improvements Il viii be
sold In parcels for grippe culture II desired This land
formerly owned By Mr.. Van Ausdal Title good or no
sale Enquire Of III. B. TES-EYCk-
mrh2e Real E<tste Agent, Keokuk-
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OUR ONLY AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGENTS

NV YoRK-s. NJ. Pettengill Co. 81 Park Row.
BosToS-S NJ. Pettengill Co., State street
CHicAso-C. H. Scriyen, IS Dearborn street
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TO acres Of land, 35 acres

under fence, log house cisteTr8s, with other i'm
provementa. This land is located the bluff about
miles shove this city, and admirably adapted the grow
nag u grapes Title good sale Price 81 per acre
Ll8qrirc OF II b. TKS-EYgK
mays Real Estate Agent.
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E'oR SALE.

TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling, with
l. sve rooms hot we'll fenced good cistsrn &C. situa-
I'd street. between 10th and II street, Price
F,3o. Enquire d Emayl0l Ii. d. TESEYCk.
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X EOKUK BNs
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Library 10 opon from 2 to p M.
Mondays, w cdnesdRys and Saturdays,
And7 to 10 evenings of the same days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

FAkfs, Oct -, 1904
The lnpr.s1on about he Halian 7reuty-fnteyrieD Be.
hoeen the Enperovs Of Franc. and Rusna-The Offers
Of he Nidoara--7hs Consular conmission-- Fnonanff
Picture Of The Sshan-The Countess Gu'ecioTs Memoirs
Of Byvon-A New En'evprise, &C.
The impression appears 10 DO gaining ground, and IL
not atal weakened by the erpos dss motifs and other
documents accompanying the law communicated 10 the
Italian Parliament, providing for the removal OF the
capital from Turin to Florence that for all practical pur
peses 30 tar N least as the present dynasty aud genera
ton are concerned Italy has abandoned her preensons
upon Rome a. her capital There doubt now that
this the Emperor's view OF the subject and that al
present be 10 sustain H. wha, he may do In the
future regarding u depends entirely upon circum.
stances which 10 that future may arise. II should
never, indeed, be forgotten, 10 judging end inter
preilnG the acts Of the Emperor Napoleon that
beyond one fixed and dets mned ideahe psrpetsation
OF his dynasiy--be has no "nred pocyn upon any mat
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Jonathan Matthew's called by The Solicitor General.
The mention OF his caused great excitement In the
oner Muller: had Known him two years and some Few
weeks before the murder became acquainted With him
by meeting him Al The house Of brother law Of NINE
by that means came 70 know him and saw him fre
quontly, aud have been several sImes 10 see him.
The Solicitor ccneraf--Do you remember anything
passing between you and Muller she subject Of hal
towards the end OF last Year,
Can you tell me about what time Il was,
II was In the latter end OF November tho beginning
or December; could not say 70 a week
Muller about tho hatI had new hat, and he oame TO
dine with me on the sunday he saw me have on, aud
nd he look a. The ns Hs did and u. II on hs head
aud II was little too small for him.
What did he say about u further' He asked what
gave for -, and told him los. Cd he said he would
Ike one like IL, and said could get him one n no
pleased.
Was anything said about the size OF the hap put It
on hls head N too easy for him. aud be said got
one n little tighter II would suit him.
Where did you get it2 Al hatmakers shop, that Of
10 you rocoect tho lining Of the ha,f can reoolect
u from It's being sri ped lining.
the Friday wees however on the saturday myself and
brought one; took u away with mo In q hstbox.
until the s"psey r.,s following, ana then Muller came
Tor snd took IL away he took away both tne nat and
Did You pay for u, na,.bowss Yes.
what aid you pay9for ~ Ten shilngs and sixpsucs
Did Muller pay yen for II AGAIN. No.
Not AZ al7 No
Did be settle With you n any wayf He made mo the
black waistcoat which now wear in return for H.
After that did you ever see Muller the hatf Yea,
frequently.
Can You tell mo the latest time you saw him wear ~
About fortnight before th5 murder
nd yor give deserp on q tho bat 10 the police he.
fore you ssw W. "a.
be tna su9usn % ooS st,aat hat. Iospec.or Tanner
showed ultpsaR DO Lol 'oun1 In the railway carrtsss
LOOK a. . cageiuiy, Matthews, " you rlsass. wiiaess
looked ~ gag Eatl What IL your belief
wisusssI beifvo thai to b. the hat purchased for
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The following named gentlemen have been
elected directors Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company for the ensuing year:-Allan McLanc,
Howard Potter Francis Skiddy, Charles A. Davis,
William Dennistoun, Leonard W. Jerome, Elisha
Riggs, Charles H. Russell, Moses H. Grinnell.
The total value of the imports, other than dry
goods and specie, at this port during the week
ending November 10, was 81, 222, 274.
The following abstract of Pennsylvania com.
psny reports shows the coal tonnage for the sea-
son as compared with corresponding time last
year.
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FRANZ MULLER's TRIAL.

Mailer Before the Judges-Ho Chooses
nm 'Aii Eng iish" Jury--Tesiimony OF
Donth, the Jewelier, end Mathews,
the Cabmnn--fdsn tincasion OF the HAT
and Chain-muiier's Letter from on
Board the vfctoris-Iathews' Report
OF His Own Chsractsr-Ceny Icstsn OF
Muller, &c.
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The following comparative table exhibits the
receipts and shipments of -four and grain at Mil
Nlykee during the week ending November S, in
ihRS and ie6A.
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An Indian Spiritualist--The Predecessor Of
the DaVsnportS,
h. II, -

The steamship Nova scoan. from Liverpool % tho 3D.,
via the 18th instant passed Father Point
yesterday route Quebec Her dates are ave days
later than those already received.
Our European nes and special correspondence BY the
Africa dated the goth or October reached this oity
from Boston yesterday morning.
The steamship Kangaroo from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the Cd instant
The steamship Ediuburg, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the Sd instant.
The steamship Jura, from Quebec, arrived or the
mouth Of the river Mersey the LIST inst whore she
ashore parted amidships and became wreck. Her
mails, passengers and crew were landed In safety.
The Liverpool cotton market opened With advancing
tendency, but closed With declining one.
BreaAstuHs wero steady.
Provisions we're quiet and steady.
Consols, for money, son.
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The Glogan tragedy continues 70 engroas the attention
portion OF the aterfor the Prussian journals do not
venture TO much about the affair since several
been seized by the police for commenting upon II. A
that the death OF the Inflated young girl caused By
more accidenthe closing Of the before the IRE
was burned OUT that the two officers, Krense and Rid
thope and another female who was present. had all been
taken sick In consequence but being OF stronger oons
tuition than the deceased the effect upon them bad NOT
been fatal This may b quite truc bot, unfortunately
postmoriem examination, &c, were all conducted In
private by the military employees and surgeons, the
want q publicity serves 70 confirm the general
ncreduity However government considers the inves-
tigation closed, and the two officers have been trans
ferred TO other earrsons net a. punishment but 20
remove them from place that the scene Of 20 palm.
fu catastrophe The public contrast thiB indulgence
with similar case that happened recently In France,
when officer who had committed murderous assault
upon young Jswees was tried by court martial aud SON
teuced to be shot Altogether this incident has very
much increased the appropriately Of the military admin.
istraton and viii hardly diminish the opposition Of the
Legislature 10 system that produces such fruits
Travellers who have arrived here lately from Russia
give most alarming accounts OF the state OF things In
that country. The whole empire IL undermined by
secret societies, who aim at the establishment OF q
cist republic and stirring up the peasants 10 over
the nobility. More than one town has been burned
TO the ground and the authorities at their wits end
70 discover the incendiarics II is suspected that the
Car has undertaken aJourDey 10 Western Europe not
much account Of his wfes health az 10 be out OF
tbe wsy OF revolution which has long threatened TO
brcet out, ana which now appears 70 be imminent To
guard against the danger he has divided the
empire into ten military districts, the Commanders
and superior officers Of which are worthy Germans
ho does not trust his Mscovites who are too much in
oiined 10 temper despotism by assassination The
chronic decline OF Russian securities traced 70 the an.
prehensions occssoned BY these events every one beng
anxious 10 get rid OF Thorn before they come down with
crash. American bonds have also been dull here for The
last week so, the last sdyces from the seat OF war
having made an unisvoraoie impression. IN the Con.
federste loan there have been any transactions
on the Berlin Stock Exchange .
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The Philadelphia ledger says.

Iue fHHHut1pHd LeuyT says.-
The above returns for the week show small increase
OF opnsge over that OF the previous week The asness
the season and the probably early closing OF naviga
ton has increased the demand for coal itte and from
peUl Indications, prices win not probably decline on
those current until the opening OF navigation next spring