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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

Gen. Dauiel Gilman ard staff arrived in tht
city last evening. and have tsien at the Asto
House. The General with healtb impaired b.
two years continuous service C,iong tie swamps and
4eyers Of the Department of Aiu For the greater
period OF his absence in the field che General has hac
command Of the United States forc>s at Port Hudson
and isitery at Morganzs. where hS Responsible posi-
zion brought him in constant niostioa with tb'
Iadng Inhabitants OF those largo i;ary districts
hna MS intimate knowledge Of the Fl each language
Which commonly tho only means OF intercourse viii
The retidehfs has enabled him to form d. cded Ideas
tic loyal and disloyalsentiments OF that section.
Two years ago the General sailed from Now. York.
accompanied by two hundred officers selec,ai by him
.nGoy from the Army OF the Potomac To the career
OF lhevc gentlemen the General points with erstlca.
tlep % 'DineDiy j0stifyng the wisdom Of their ap.
sentiment OF those who survive wounds and disease
there are tvs Of the rank Of Brgalier Gener seven
ave Colonels are LiestenantC oonels and nine are
Majors. Nearly all the remainder are Captains, on
sher large prop. triton are detailed upon sta6 and
department duty. .l-'5l8c ....-s. .fI 20 Ell
The General after Sjcf re,Fits will return to the
laid,
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The Paris Bourse WAS frM on Monday.
Rentes closed ut 67f ~ centimes.
Italy.

The majority Of The Financial COMMITTEE %, on
,he or ,rher Of epucs have declared in favor oi lho
loan and Tie otler Ministerial projects lne .ng
rejected by them Is he r'9po'fa
A telegram from Rome of March ~ SAYS; gum ara
banquet in honor Of Cen Mcclellan, was gwen mere
the Goth by the Russian EssseJnae od ,css,s
prop cd 10 tie maintenance of friendly relations Dc
tween Russia aud the Cnted States. . .,
Gen Monticello has sent liree r'enioree'irn's ~
oner, e against the briganGs on the Ionnn i"h'er.
1he bands Of late hav, been considerably lici aseu ~
consequence Of the pensants Of TIE lapni states ]"
mary instances acting in concert WIN thc "lg
Documents have been found in the possess "n o. so''
of the brigands from which IL appears th't s4he W.
dorsopdipr exists between the Court OF the tx Ming vi
Naples aud the chiefs Of he bilBahds.
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4 hina.

4 telegram from Shanghae Of February =,
saws, Tho Taepings sli hold Chung Chow. IL'1r
leader hes Issued address 10 the pfope ofu'InR
them TO subGit his authority aud Offering 'heu pro
lection. lie further proposes 10 ehtor INTO "i"nh'
rnepts with tho Treaty. Powers.
The Mobammodan I,,beiliou In the Province OF honh
Il rspidiy pTsgrossing.
There Is n"tbiAe portSnt from Japan
CASToY February lA--t,rsy ShiTtngs ana " i'er
Twist higher Tea unchanged. export TO date lVs
cpg ne Exchange on London. -.
su.seuu Tebruarg p ga dull. SIX noihitg doi g.
e,port. %. Gg5 bales. Freights dull. Exchange On
Iondon & D.
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Austrin.

A conference took place between the Lower
House of the Reichsrath and Baron Won Schmsih.g,
Tho Nioi.,pr of State The latter announced thnt ur
Govorumeut could not make any further reduction W
lie Budget shoGld however. the Reiehsiath ies,'e
mon tu thcr reduction the Ministry Would IehVe 81 70
tie Emeror TO take what steps In the matter he iHigA
think fl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

PROCLAMATION OF TIE MAYOR,
PROCLAMATION.

Yesterday afternoon his Honor the Ms'
issued the following proclamation: sa u
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW. YORK, 18th April 80
The time ior rejoicing has come. Let every psu1
rejoice. Let every man opposed 70 the war, beesl
the war was in conflict with bis principles OF bio o.
ings rejoice The slaughter q oar friends end 5rchs
North and South. has well ,ieh ceased; and 10 .
hour OF triumph too. we perceive unmistaksole -
of nanly maenaniu,ity and true generosity. "a
also, is cause Of REJOICING and mutual congrsa'
ton.
The Governor of this State having appointed I'm
day the 20th day Of April instant as doy Of 49,
riying 10 Almighty God for the high prospect Of y
iurnine peace and fraterral harmony now. theresa
l. c. Godfrey Gun.her Mayor Of tho City Of hr
York. do respectfully recoIlmeDd II the elnSen
nnjte on the day designated in ascribing praise 70 "a
for the hone now afforded 81 the restoration Of ps
and the termination OF bloodshed.
c. GopFgEY GIyTHn
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

Usf.cA states War Steamers Fired Upon
by n Portuguese Fort Ccnniciina
e,ntep,eats of the Pertngucsc Govern.
mcnt and the Commander, OF ihc
Vesseis-Bsrquet to Gen. Mcclellan ~
Rome.
The steamship New-York, from Southampton
on the Goth Of March, with three days later FROM Eu
rope, arrived here yesterday.
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l.rurein.

The Berlin Chamber Of Deputies, on March
o. sdopted the general proposals OF the Finance 1u
80, and alsn the additional motion brought iof~"ru
INV. 49,. Gorernmept should Immediately apply the pro
nosals of the Committee TO the Budget for lso1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

CALCUTTA, March 2.-Shirtings dull ana ana &C. &c,
olinine. Exchange ON London 2ili fIeish" ~"
BoMs.Y. March 2.-EIchange on London 2o''
FreIglts unchanged
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kpsiu.

The Bolsa SAYS: If the Pope should leave
Rome spsin would confer upon him tho bae''io
Isles. 49,, n, iii .o,h.r inhshitthe
Nontpau,ier Palace at Seville.
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HwiszcrIuu n.

A telegram from Berne Of March q say,
Con IanSiewicz was received todpv by The J. edefai
Council whom lie thnnked for their goou o'ne'' Nv
Vienna in obtaining his release
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l.nsess.
TuB NIAGARA AND SACRAMENTO FIRHD UPON BY
THE PORTUGUESE FORTS.


I,sBOy. March -, 1925 q. m.-The Federal
frignes Niasars and Sacramento ATTEMPTED TO sail De-
fore tne praion Of the time fixed by tie foftugese
author ties anil were fred upen by The BEEN fori.
The Niagara struck on the poor, ard seaman wa
Killed. The vessels thereup,l encsorcd
IoSpOS March p. Eycnins.-A telegram IRON LIS
bon of March es says: Tie Confederate refa stone
wall has sailed from this port Tie fcdfT tsf
,teamers Niagara and Sacrauenio have arrived lFc.
The Porug authorities prohibit ther SAILING Tor
twenty fvar hours. . ~.
The City Of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown of II 40
p. on March -.
Consols closed o. s9i SCI FOR mouey.
United States fiyeiwentles 3d51.
FRANCE.
PARIS. March 29.-Ihc Marquis Ia Layalette,
Senator ha. been appointed Minister Of The Interior IN
place of NJ. Boudei, whose resignation has bch He'
! cepied. =, -,
10 .s,. In the Corps LegislHiif NJ. Rob BERNARD
defended the RBcycca ana its APPENDED syiihoas. and
the conduct Of the Roman Court.
PAns March -, $50 p. m.-The Iourse opened
firm but subsequently, became fiat Renies elooed NJ
G5 80 or lts'. lower than Yesterday.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. March 2J.-In tO-day's sitting of The
Lower House Of the Ee.chsrath several members spoke
against the foreign policy of tie Cabinet oAperia'!y
Alta king The AusirO Prgs-ian aliance Scioe speak
els recommended he Government 10 ri absh relations
with Italy upon tho bass 81 the neiual material inter
ests VI the Two colliIles
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Egypt.
India.

Intelligence has been received TINT the lhsuf'
gents in Upper Egypt have been detected
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LATER FROM MEXICO

Delightful Complication Extsting among
the Different Forcian Elements Com.
posing the Mcx isnn Government
Mexico Hold. the Trump Card-Frre-
dom Of the sIexica Prrss-Lntc Riot
n, PscLin between French and Aus
triaus-Iusulss mud Indignitirs Onrred
TO Americans DcParssre Of tho Army
o. the Nsrshcrn tampai ss-tireas Re-
jeieiss Of the French OUR the Late Re
ported Rebel sueeess~s-Earshqunke on
the Nisks OF March 27-Aseens Of the
Volcano or Popeessape'i by tive Ansrri.
eans.
from Our Special Correspondent.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

ties having refused 10 allow the pauiards to receive sup
plies Of coal in the ports OF Chile rupture, at the
date Of last advicss expected beweenbe two ooun-
tries The arrival Of two Spanish vessels at Vaipa
raiso and the expected arrival Of Admiral Pareas squad
ron of the of Chile had greatly irrtated the popa
lar mind at Valparaiso and Santiago
1t Is proposed by the municipality Of the city OF ma
pies to change the name Of Toledo street 70 Lnooin
street. in honor of the late President oil the on'ea
States.
The police magistrates yesterday COMMITTED 'nAn
named John Thomas, living in East Eleventh sree''
charged with the commission of gross outrageS On 'n'
persons OF his two stepdaughters the Oldest Oh "ho Is
not ten years of ago. John Terry for attacking ana roo
bing in company with a confederate who escapeu' IN
Howard street. on Wednesday night, soldier na"0o
Francis NJ Monkman, and Mrs. Brown reputed pro-
prietress OF an alleged dsorderly house o. NO. 20
Twenty fourth street. four Of her female ooaroes anu
man found the promises
The stock exchange and gold room were closed yestet
dav and business in financial and commercial crcies
was entirely suspended Gold rose to 1851 on "ednes
day night on receipt OF the Persa's news but s'ser-
wards receded to 138.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

THE COMING MUNICIPAL EIRCTION.-The poll
ticians in the city are beginning W talk about
the municipal election next fall. The principal
point is, however, about the Mayoraky; the
othar Offices will be disposed Of according to
the usual order in regard to such things. The
last Mayoralty election was q very curious af-
fair. We were then in the midst of war; and
it was supposed that Booze, war democrat,
and the candidate Of the democracy, would
carry all before him. But to the astonishment
of everybody, Gunther, ran by small and in
significant squad, was elected by considers
BILE plurality. II was never known how this
result was produced until recently, when the
facts were disclosed and exhibited very singu-
lar state Of things. II will be remembered the
Mayoralty election we refer to occurred year
after the election Of Seymour as Governor Of
the State. II was at the time, also, when the
rebels in the South were beginning to operate
in the Northern States among their sympa-
thizers, also in Canada, getting up raids, pira-
cics, bank robbcrics, &c. II was understood
by them that Gunther was q rebel sympathizer,
and that Boole, the war candidate, had been
Duby III uluiuS tnc OuiOu CuuScy uuu Whb VI
course obnoxious 10 secesh. II has now leaked
out that the secessionists in Baltimore raised
forty-fve thousand dollars to elect Gunther.
Twenty thousand dollars Of this sum were given
to the Mozart faction and twenty-five thousand
to the Tammany faction to secure the defeat Of
Boole. This was effected by professed hiends
Of Boole getting possession Of the ballot boxes
or the polls, and while pretending 10 dis'ri-
butte and put in ballots for Boole substituting
those for Gunther. Such men as the Woods,
Cornell, Brennan, Tweed, sweeny, and others,
cheated Boole at the moment they were
protesting friendship for him. This is shown
m the fact that the wards they controlled went
against Boole. But there will be no more
iuprlery or bribery Of this kind. These fac
lions cannot again unite in such nefarious
combination. The rebel money spent in effect
ing the election of Gunther was probably the
first instalment OF the Southern fund raised 10
oorrpnt NQy.dera politicians and ofaciala and
The New York herald., 1865-06-02
city Intelligence.

MILITARY ConNlssrox.-A special military commits
sion charged with the investigation of the admnssra
ton, military and CIVIL Of the Military Division Of the
Mississippi has been authorized continue hs sittinss
In this city for the present The commission consists OF
Major General W. f. Smith and James T. Brady. Lieu
tenant Colonel Nicholas Bowen is the Judge Advocate 70
whom all communications on the subject under examina
on may be addressed at the rooms Of the Board No. 10
State street.
AVENUE STAGE LISE-After next Monday, the stA
nst the line of stages recently running upon avenusC,
through Houston street. Bowery, Chatham street and
Broadway, to sonth ferry will be put In running oFosT
and recommcnce Its regular trips.
REGATTA on HlRIKn R1vtR.--The FIRST regatta or she
season the Harlem river took place from Gibson's
foot Of Nneyeghth street. Tuesday last for purse
and stake Of Ave hundred dollars The following boats
such Jennie VIM Miner and Lizzie somyndike The
ground to be sailed from the foot OF Nincsy-
OH The stepping stones and the place Of starting
hrcusbcnt The race the captains had all the wind they
wanted and tho returned In the Following ORDER
Bsitc Nonsuch, SONY ndike, Miner and Jennie
Turnxoxrrs,cAL-Yesterday called hot II migha
have bseu carried up In the comparison to hot hotter,
ho,,est Hotteutotn Al least IL torrf-and almost
horid Persons wise in the ways Of the weather, and
those whose bodies have the happy unhappy faculty
OF telling temperature of the surrounding atmosphere
saw much than the day In lso4, ana
several degrees warmer than the preceding itand
that by an 1cesndic or hyperborean day.
The Thermometer OF Fahrenheit which tells the truth
on all weather subjects, within certain lm,. % ,sn
II Is said the mercury congeas rocorncd IN ,,e
eighty nine degrees AT six n NJ indlcsteo
eighty degrees, and II was undsup.euiy
grees warmer In the crowded portions OF he CITY,
where the circulation OF rather datory sea brsezes was
not free.
Nkw YoRKsR snrrzEs CsRrs rs--This German society
or organization will hold festival Jones wood On
the eth TN and th Of the present month"; previous to
the embsrRasion Of delegation for Bremen TO partic
pate in the rrcat national shooting festival which is to
occur on the 10th Of next month.
IxrxrrrYxc WORK or Axr.--An admirable lhegraph
os the statue by the celebrated sculptor Hogan Of Euro
man samc erected in Dublin to the memory Of Thomas
n.v,s ous Of the leading political writers, and most
brilliant poets Of the Revolutionary period Of ~ n irs gs
ss the ross OF figure Is easy and graceful
and Se likeness 70 the deceased patriot Is remarkably
preserved The engraving Is large and sunounoec oy
har,o, with figures representing passages IRON
tha noems cf Davis The countrymen OF THIS eminens
scbosr and poet will doubt appreciate TINS mssrssVnS
work OF ri, cempaem0rH''ve OF am sshauA
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

DARCY MAGEE IN IRELAND.-That noisy fel-
low, Thomas DARCY Magee, who has been
figuring for some years among The small potato
politicians Of Canada, has somewhat mysteri-
ously turned up in Ireland, and has commenced
his labors there In behalf of Irish emigration to
the north instead Of the south side of the 81.
Lawrence. Canada, he contends, in every way,
is much better country for the Irish than the
United States. Very well. We hope that
Darcy will have good time con the old
sod," but we suspect that in that one single
fact, that the flag of England floats over
Canada, the Irish in Ireland will turn from his
silly speeches TO join some band Of emigrants
bound for the United States spd the Eanisns
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

MuRNuRs OF THE MONEY CHANoERs.-Several
stock jobbcr and stock jobbing journals ap-
pear very sensitive about paying on the
national debt Some call II joke, some q
humbug, some nzzle. The Tribune Is one day
in favor Of IL and the next day against it.
The Times seems TO be changing its r5le, and
announces that the movement Is "nonsensical,
immoral and impertinent." Who ever ex-
pected the stock jobber and stock jobbing
journals to be In favor Of paying of the debt,
A great proportion Of them are not only op-
posed 70 paying IL or but also to the reduc-
tlon In the prices Of living, matter that
affects all classes Of society, and which would
inevitably follow the liquidation of the debt.
The great bulk Of the people are in favor of
paying of the debt as quick as possible,
thereby relieving themselves Of the burdens Of
taxation and bringing about q condition Of
things THAT would more properly accord with
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

NEW YORK HERALD.
--~e~>>-~---~~~->~~->~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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cents per copy. Annual subscription price,
One Copy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @A
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Of ten Twenty copies to address, one year $40,
and any larger number at price. An extra copy
will sent to clubs Of twenty These rates make the
wsxkLr HERALD the cheapest publication in tie country
The EUROPEAN Edition. every Wednesday, at SIX cents
per copy 81 per any part Of Great Britain or
% TO any part Of Continent both to include postage
The CALIFORNIA EDlroy, on the Sd, 18th and Esd OF
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ADVERTISEMENTS to a limited NUMBER viii be inserted
In the WEEKLY HERALD, the European and California
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NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous correspondence We
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadwsy.-sxvKN DAUGHTERS
SATAN
.sowEgY THEATRE. Bowery--AuRoRA FLorD-RAc
~onAF-JAcK CADE-DEcHALUNsAU
NIBLos GARDEN Broadway-FAscHoS.
WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-CAxrLL.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-SALvAToR RosA-
SHOWN PRISCE-Two VAGABONDs.
wALI4ACK's THEATRE Broadway.-LxAr YEAR.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway.-PrRrEcrloN-sIHsP
BEAUTY.
BARNUMS MUSEUM, Broadway.-A LIVING ALLI-
sAr0.-FAr WoxAN-GIANTrss-Dor OR THE CaIcxEr ON
fns HnARTH-BOosE FAMILY. Open Day and Evening
BRYANTS MINsTRELs Mechanics Hall, l7s Broad
wsy-ErHr0PiAN SoSos, DANCES, BURLEsoUrs dcSTREHrs
o. Nsw York.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5la Broadway-BTHIoprAs
SoNos, DANCES. &c-GRRKNBAKISA, TIE PALACE or soar
HELLER's HALL, 1856 Brosdway.-sAN FRAScIsco Mn
sraELs-THE WINE SELLER.
HIPPOTHEATRON, Fourteenth street-EoUEsTnIAN,
GvMEAsrc AcRoBAnc EsrERTAISnENTs-Tnx ELrxfR
or LiSx-
AMERICAN THEATRE, No. ~ Broadwsy.-BALLBTs,
PANT0NMEs bURLxsarrs, &C.-THE EATON BOY.
vANNUCHTs MUSEUM, 600 Broadwsy.-MovIye wAx
FIGURES or PRESIDENT LINCOLN &c.
NRw YORK MrsEuM or. ANATOMY, sis Broadway
Opon from 10 A NJ till l0P NJ
New York, Friday, june =, lseo.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02
THE SITUATION.

New York, Friday, june =, Isa0.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

state Of peace But these stock jobbeA 80 80
not moro numerous nor more influential h :"
any other class of gamblers who vegetste
large cities.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

INFORMATION WANTED.-Before the Hon. Ben
Wood goes off the political stage, we beg to
ask him if the twenty-five thousand dollars he
got more than year ago from Canada did not
come from the Jake Thompson assassination
fund of over half a millioni Why don't tho
military commission at Washington SEND 1or
Ben? He might give some important informa-
ton pending the present State trials. Ben u
wanted in Washington very much.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31

ST.. LOUIS ADvERfIsEMEsrs.--I our paper
this morning will be found cards ofthe follow.
ing houses in St. Louis:
PRArr 4 Fox, importers and Wholesale
dealers in hardware and cutlery. The largest
house in the city.
Vox PHuL, WATERS 4 Co., Wholesale gro
GERS. Heavy dealers, and have long been en-
gagged in the business.
E. JAccARD 4 Co., fine jewellers. This es-
adjustment is the oldest one in the city, and
persons visiting it are impressed with the
richness of its jewelry and wares.
KENDALL 4 WrcoFT, manufacturers and
dealers in crackers, &c. Our readers in this
city will recognize the name of John WycoH
as member Of this firm, who was the popu-
lar and accommodating salesman in Mr.. Rap
lees bakery for several years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31
R. NJ. REYNOLDS, / o
j. B. MORRISON. secretaries.

The ST.. Louis PACKETS our trip to
st. Louis last Tuesday, it was our good for
tune to get on the steamer Lucy Bertram,
Captain Asbury. Notwithstanding the rain
and storm, and large number of passengers
and heavy freight, the trip was made in good
time. The Lucy" is popular boat, and
Captain Asbury and Clerk Green are officers
who make it their aim to see that passengers
who travel on their boat have the attention
that is necessary to make them comfortable.
On our return, we took the steamer Jean
ME Deans, Captain Afford and Clerk Shelby ;
found them accommodating and attentive.
A goodly number of passengers were booked
for different points, and although the damp
and cool weather compelled all to remain in
the boat most of the time, still each one
seemed anxious to add his share toward max
ing the trip pleasant and agreeable. Mr..
shelby is popular clerk, faithful and care
ful OF the interests of the Company.
If we never fall into worse hands than IN
our passage to and from St. Louis. we shall
truly be thankful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31

MISS MARTHA E. ANDERSON, Principal of
the colored Public School of this city, has
been appointed agent for the .''Colored Peo-
Pies Lincoln National Monument Associa-
tion," and will canvass for it during the
month of September. This is cause IN which
every colored man is greatly interested, and
they will, no doubt, give as freely as their
means will permit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31

new. ork money Market.
~ telegraph. Nsv Yoa4 July -
Money-Steady At per cent.
class bills ~
Gold-Less active and lower; opening At l4sl< dsc-
ming At l449S and closing ct 1s41<.
Total exports Of specie to-day 5000.
0overnment Ssocks-ohade easier and less active.
Stock
CAP5o4; lSs1< Oar 4 1o7X MAPp O 50
FOL wab1s; n wayne 81 AATHss C&NW
pfdo0H scrip lNE 8 N Cert .; Pac Mail 80
Ny OeM; Rrie 0Al+: G 4 Q 1o7; Hudson li3;- HAr.
lsm e; heading l0slz; n . LOT: e5I< Toledo ia
n Cert 2S3<; Quicksilver seN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31

Governor SroxR Is already on the stump, and
viii address the people at the following times and
places:
Abba, Monday, August Z, st Txp.m.
osntrsville, Tuesday, August 9. ssa Pm.
ODrydon. Wednesday, August O. Pm.
Leon, Thursday, August 10, Pm
0scsola, Friday, August II, m.
Alton Saturday, August IL 2p m.
Bedford, Monday, August "a, 2 p N.
Clarinde, Tuesday, August IL. m.
Sidney, Wednesday, Aughst 1o, 1P.m m.
0lsnvood Thursd ~, August II, Up m.
Council BiufYs, Friday, August Is, SPIN.
Lewis Monday, August 81, 2p. m.
Rontaaslle, Tuesday. August q, ap:m.
wintsrsstt Wednesday, August ., Z p. N.
Indanols, Thursday, August -, p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31

TIE Eighteenth and Thirty-third Iowa regi-
ments passed up the river Saturday, on their
way to Davenport, to be paid off and dis
CHARGED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31

The house on Fourth street, occupied by
our energetic friend, c. Fl. Emerson, is having
another story added to it. This indicates an
increase in the sewing machine agency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31

SEE second page for account of frightful
food in Kansas, and letter from Little
Rock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-31

AS the brilliant passed through the
bridge at Rock Island, on her downward trip,
she struck the lef-hand pier, doing consider
able damage to her guard forward of the
wheel house.