The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-03

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} tached to.the kings household have le'
F1orenee to join his majesty q the camp.
It's stated that Cardinal Antonell has re-
ngned, and it is believed he would be sue
ceeded BY Cardinal Alheri.
LONDON, Tuesday .s-Evening.
In consequence of the II majority axains
/ the Goyernment, Mr. Gladstone has put min.
self into Communication with the Queen 4
baimoral, and the House Of Commons wA,
adjourned until Monday. No business vs.
done in Parliament in the evening.
TIVE Days' Later News.
SANDY Hook, July 2.
The steamship City Of Boston, from Liver.
pool 10th, via Queenstown 2lst, has arriyed.
Dates are two days later.
LosDox, June 20, evening.-No serious
collision has yet taken place between the
Austrian and Prussian forces Battles are
expected at frankfort on the MIN and Sax
ony, or At Silesia.
OWING 70 the adverse vote on the Reform
BILL there il ministerial crisis in England,
ana It is believed the ministers will tender
their designations.
Xxx cON0REss--FIRsT SESSION
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, July 2.
public credit and to provide against briberv
and corruption.
Mr. Bidwell introduced bill to aid in the
construction Of canal in California.
A resolution offered last Monday by Mr..
sherman came up, which fected outraees
committed in Georgia upon citizens from
Maine, and calling upon the President 10 in
form the House whether the postal rights Of
citizens of the United States are at present
sufficiently protected in said State, and
whether any farther Legislation is necessary
TO c.othe him with sufficient authority to pro-
tect All loyal citizens of the States recently
IN rebellion. in the enjoyment of their consti
tutional rights. After some debate the reso-
luton was agreed to.
he resolution offered by Mr.. Clark, Of
Ohio, on June 4th, az follows, vas taken up
Kesolred, That whereas the recent .uc
cesses which have attended the demons.af;ons
OF the Fenian organization with the srowed
purpose OF hberating Ireland from the op-
pFessive rule of Great Britain, according 70
tne laws Of nations, - interpreted By the
BRUSH authorities, entiue the said Feniap
organization to be reminded with respect and
entitled to the rights Of beliigerents, and that
the Committee on Foreign Affairs be request
ed to inquire into the propriety OF recon-.
mencing such action ~ may be proper to &c.
cure tha, object. The resolution was rejected
without discussion.
Mr.. Clarke, from the special committee TO
take INTO consideration the condition of the
Misslssippi iesees, made a report accomps.
MED by appropriations for the repair OF the |
ievees.
Ihe Secretary Of the Treasury, in ,epIy to |
a resolution Of Friday last, states. ia a com. |
munieation to the Senate, tina, the Treasury |
Department had information a; the time oil
the appointment Of Thos. Elmore as collector
OF customs al Mobile, that Elmore had never
held Office under the late rebel government, |
but had been opposed TO the rebellion from its |
inception.
Mr.. Nye introduced joint resolution for
Inc representation Of the mining interests of /
the country at the Paris exhibition in 1865. /
Retfrred 70 the Committee on Mines. /
Mr. Cennesa cafIra up sis.s i,slI =, i...,xt.Y
INTO the title to certain lands in Benecia. Cal
which passed.
bill to pay certain volunteers called into
the service at Cincinnati TO repel the Kirby
Smith EvasIon in 1862 was passed.
Mr.. Harris from the committee of confer.
ence ON the disagrecing votes of the two
Houses on the resolution for the represents
ton Of the United States ai the Paris exhibi-
uon, reported that the committee had struck
out the words after the amount Of the appro-
priatIon, and thus amended the bill goes to
the House.
The Niagara ship canal bill was postponed
without discussion until TO. morrow.
Mr.. HaFrfa insrOdnrod . MI c. ,Lc - |
rnoyal Of cases involving FIVE hundred dollars.
In which defendant is an alien or citizen OIL
another State. Also, bill to amend an act
judicial courts
Mr. Clark 2 bill appropiates Isl 800, 900, as
follows: S595,00o in Louisiana Se55, 200
in Mississippi, and S25O,0oo IN Arkansas. 1t
requires the Secretary Of .he Treasury to
make report to the next session of Con-
gress Of the particular levees repMred, their
condition, etc.
Mr.. Nelson, from tae conmitte of Confer.
cuce on the disagreeing rates on the Freed
men Bureau bill, made report which was
agreed TO. The report sustains the Senate's
relative TO the Sea Island lands.
and occupied by the freedmen, and authori-
xes the assistant commissioners for Sonth
Carolina and Georgia to determine the valid.
ty OF all titles to lands claimed under Gen.
Shermans special order; to give each person
having valid claim. warrant on the direct
AK commissioners for South Carolina for 20
acres of land, which will entitle him 70 a lease
Tor six years, at the end Of which time, on the
payment Of 5 100 per acre, a certificate Of sale
may be obtained. Upon the completion OIL
he transfer of these lands, the former owners
shall have restored to them the lands occu-
pied under Gen. Sherman 8 order.
Mr.. Conness called up the bill establishing
nail service between the United States and
China 80 as to relieve the Steamship Co. per
orming. the service from landing at Homo.
ulu. Mr.. Conness expected the approval off
he President for it would save six or seven
lays time in the trip to Chine.
Mr.. Grigs opposed the bill.
NJ. tessenden spoke against the bill.
Mr.. Wilson offered an amendment or sub.
,tltute authorizing the Pacific Mail Steamship
10. to establish line between San Francisco
and the Sandwich Islands, instead of tou.
ching at Honolulu, a. required by law. With
heir steamship engaged in oarr3ing the mail
between the United States and China.
Mr.. Wise hoped that Mr.. Wilson's substi.
'ute would not be adopted and spoke against
!. After . lengthy debate in which Messrs.
Grimes, Fessendsn, and Stewart participated,
he Senate went int executive session, and
'oon after adjourned.
Froa Califsrnia.