The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-21


bers of Congress are leaving for their homes
"A bakery in Chicago turns out 1900
loaves Of bread in one day.
Hon. Columbus Delano, was nominate,
on the 18th inst, by the Republican, of tn,
Thirteenth District Of Ohio.
The police of New York on Thursda,
made another large haul of counterfeitin,
material, and four persons.
MIR. Stansberry has accepted the Office O.
Post Master General, and his name was SEN
to the Senate yesterday.
The Constitutional amendment was passed
by the Legislature Of Tennessee on the Ieth
inst. by vote of 43 to Is.
Nearly quarter Of million in gold
dust arrived at st. Joseph on the 18th inst,
in the hands of passengers from Montana.
Gen. Rousseau has rendered his resigna.
ton as member of the House of Represen-
tatives to Gov. Bramlette, of Kentucky.
"A list of the- fees received BY our For
eign Consuls may be found in this morning {
dispatches.
Gen. Sheridans order in regard to the
erection of q monument commemoratine the
rebel dead was recalled before it was pub
lished.
The great North American Zingerfest
meeting on the 34th inst, is expected to be
the largest musical festival ever held in this
country.
The Nashville Times and Hress say that
by the loyal men of Tennessee by the adop-
ton of the constitutional amendment repudi-
ate the President, who has basely betrayed
them.
Gov. Brownlow's dispatch TO the Secre-
tary of War, informing him of the rati6ca ton
of the constitutional amendment, may be
found in our telegraphc columns this morn
ing.
Dexter won the purse of $4,000 at the
trotting match, under the saddle at the Fash
ion course, L. l., on the 18th inst.-beating
General Butler aud Toronto Chief Time,
2:I9.
Eleven cases of cholera were reported in
New York on the 18th inst. and four cases
more, which proved fatal, in Brooklyn. Ac.
tive measures to prevent its becoming epidem-
ic have been adopted in both cities.
The city authorities Of Louisville and
many of the prominent citizens are making
extensive preparations for the North Ameri
can Zingerfest on the 34th inst.
The Secretary of the Treasury has au-
thorized the acceptance Of 1905 from any
holders in exchange for $40 bonds of 1865,
upon equal terms as respects the principal,
that interest being adjusted according to the
amount due on each security.
The report of the special trade commits
and South America to open a trade between
those countries and the North American
provinces was submitted to the Canadian Par
lament Wednesday.
The Senate committee on Foreign Rela-
tons agreed to reject Tuckerman of New
York, recently appointed minister to Greece,
and also to strike out the salary for that mis-
sion. They also agreed to report adversely
on Tue case Vi GA-0oEs holueh' VI NoFtu
Carolina.
1T is announced that Memphis is to enjoy
the pleasant excitement of one more duel.
This time two French teachers are the per
sons who propose to resort to pistols and
coffee.
Miss Jeanettee L. Douglas, of New
u for rlv
burg, and afterward in Washington, has re-
ceived legacy of 500, 1000 from relative
in Scotland.
Two boats, belonging to the mountain
feet, have just arrived at St. Joseph, Mo-,
from the Montana gold regions. The Indians
have been quiet recently, but apprchensions
exist of renewal of hositilities on their
part.
ship of Massachusetts was played on Satur
day afternoon, between the Harvard and
Lowell Clubs The latter won the silver ball
and the championship, the score standing 81
against 27.
Another name has been put forward for
the honor of representing Pennsylvania in the
United States Senate. A correspondent of
the Franklin Repository urges the election OF
Col. w. B.. Thomas, Collector of the Phla-
delphia port.
A dispatch from Albany says that the
old anti-rent troubles have broken out afresh.
A Sheriff, while endeaving to enforce . writ
Of ejectment, has been resisted, and be and
his deputies have been assaulted, and mill
tary forces have been called out to assist in
the execution Of the laws
1t is stated that number of the Repub-
lican Senators have announced their inten-
ton of voting for Henry Stanbery as the sue
cessor to Attorney General Speed, should
his name be sent to them for confirmation.
They will, however, vote against A. W. Ran
dali as the successor to Mr.. Dennison.
AT GAINESVILLE, on Saturday, one Frank
Sullivsnt, while drunk, pounded an associate,
named wilson, so severely that he died the
next morning. Sullvant, hearing that he
was about TO be arrested, hired a carriage and
rode off out of topn. He was CLOSELY pur-
Aueu Uy OmCctb Ou uofR RcuoCAf NAo 0rcieooh
him, and lodged him in Jail.
John Minor Bolts. John F. Lewis,
Franklin Sterns, Charles F. Davis, and w.
J.-Corning, of Virginia. and Capt W. R.
Hillyer, Of Florida, have each written letter.
enthusiastically indorsing the SodsAsrn Radi
cal Cnionists' call for convention in Phila
delphia.
Secretary Harlan received dispatch OF
Thursday from Gen, Dix, In New York. stat
ing that another twenty miles Of the Pacific
railroad had been completed, making, in all
l45 miles. Commissioners have left to ex
anime and report if it is suitable for govern
ment purposes.
Gen. Ould, late rebel Commissioner o
Exchange, is in Washington. He says
"The people of the South will send none bu
those who took part in the rebellion to th'
Dill nI-L;a C1rv~-xs.- e. IL kkA