davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

rsrr PRrAcuryo or Foxr GRxxR-The Young Men .
Cnrstian Association OF Brooklyn have obtained pcrms
son Of Mayor Booth 70 put up large tent Fort Greene
Park In which 70 hold religious meetings Sundays
10 gather In all the sinners that have no regular place
OF worship. Yesterday the arst day OF The
experiment, and judging from tho large assembage
present, u was . success There was preaching,
praying, erhortins and good singing The services
wcrc oil together impressive During the warm weather
those meetings will doubt, have good moral effect
on the community. The oson Is well selected a. ID
community abounds and In which they are gen.
orally found Sunday. THIS movement on the part ~
the Young Mems Christian Association will practically
be % benefit 20 the community than the scheme
OF the Christian Unon Association, who DESTROYS
build large taberpscles al an immense cost In which
poor people viii be Invited 70 worship
Tus snowra YKxrEso.r. The refreshing shower
which We had yesterday has done more for the public
health than all the health boards could do 10 year.
The rain WISHED the % the pcstferous 9th that
has boon formulating In some disr for weeks past
aud the has been rendered pure and sweet IL the
pablo y ~ only appreciate The gifts Of Providence aud
lake the rccsutor 20 keep the streets cleens Will do
mTch tov ards wading on The attacks OF The prevailing
" deme.
rus o,a AoIpxyr.--A boy named jeremiah spelne.
aged npc years residing the u Pearl and York
streets a. accidentally yesterday ny Fifth
Avenue railroad car on Fifth avenue, Seventh
street lc was taken % The City Hospital HIS left
rhigh seriously injured the nesh being torn from
che bone
F,nx--At ave minutes 70 eleven o'clock yesterday
morning ere was discovered 10 cosci on the second
door o. the house No "a Myrtle avenue, occupied By
GAnel Razisv caused Nv sofne children playing with
anaphes II ww crtineushed IN short Time, befcr'
exenfrg further through the eiincc Lose about 100
xbs.h fsrr ccTs..i y .-------e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
NAVY BULLETIN.

-A~orM ll-Acfing Master Edmund y. Hurscy 10 the
Sabine Acting Second Assistant Engineer James w. Nil.
sIer to the Gulf squadron.
usrBAs0sp
Arerr I1-Actins Ensign ". Moore, May n, 1865
Mate u H. Prescott, May II. 1885 Acting Gunner ".
Ferrisr August o. 1906 and Acting Assistant Payastcr
W. whlmore, 0ctobsr a ise5.
nTscgLLAsEota
The rnited states double -ender wafcree, Commander
y. X Murray. arrived At Panama from GuayaquI on the
Ilth inst
The United States fsate Lancaster, Commander Dav.
export, arrived 81 Panama the 2sth Of July she
sailed Tor Callso the 9th Of August Amer meeting
the Admiral there and exchanging portion Of her ON.
GERS With the flag ship, she VIII sail for New York
calling as Valparaiso.
The Mohonso 70 sllIi At Panama, As well - the Farsi
lones
The Nysck IL AZ Callso.
The United states gunbosi sonocary snd the rnltod
States steamer Mercury have arrived ss the Norfolk
Navy Yard
The pew steam sioops o. war Sacramento and Nohican
nov "a The Chsrisssovn Mass Navy Yard, are 10 30
ntted out for immediate service
The hohicas. " 10 understood, goes 70 Behring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Nsw YoRK.-The Democratic State Committee will
meet in Albany on Tuesday. State Committee Of tho
conservative republicans (PhiladsIphia) win meet In
Albany At the time Tho stats Convention (dsm-
ocrac will be called probably for the 18th September
at Albany. Conservative (Union) State Convention
will be called at tho Same time and place. s..
lawrence In the First district has elected the
following delegates 10 the Radical State Conven.
tion:-A B. James, Abel GODDARD, @. n Gleason, and
have made the following radical men,
Der Of Assembly, George NJ Gleason trenominated for
School Commissioner, Martin L. Loughlin.
FLoEDA-C B. Hart has called State Convention, TO
meet at Tallahassee August e. appoint delegates 10
the Jack Hamilton Convention.
kArrE.-A grand ma1 meeting OF the democracy and
oil others who sustain the restoration policy Of President
johnson, will be hold Davenport square, Bangor on
the afternoon and evening Of Thursday, August a. Tho
speakers announced and positively engaged 70 be pre-.
sent, Hon. James r. Doottic, Of Wisconsin; Gov
srnor Lewis Parsons Of Alabama Hon. Eben r. Pills.
bury. Of Pennington Hon. Richard D. Rice, Of Augusta
aud Samuel ID. Clay, ESQ, OF Gardiner
MASSACHUSETTS, There will be grand meeting In Bos-
Con soon 10 rstfy the proceedings 81 the Philadelphia
Convention. lis expected that Governor Parsons OF
Alabama, win bs present to speak.
TuSxRssgx-I said that two hundred delegates have
been appointed In Tennessee attend tho Jack Hamilton
Convention.
wRsT vIRGpnA-B. NJ Kitchen 10 named for Con-
gress by the Narnsburg w. Val Union.
IowA-Ths Germans in Iowa threaten 70 effect a split
IN the radical party by making pledge TO repeal tho
prsssat state liquor law . condition oa<her support
DISTRICT or CoLusml.--A new radical paper Ia pro-
jscted 10 be Published In Washington during the fall
campaign and 10 he continued permanently II successful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
SPECIAL TtlfeaAn TO TINE NEW Yoax HERALD.

Train ON the Michigan soashera Rsiirssd
Thrown Down Embankment One Hua-
drcd and Forty -Twcnty three PerseuS
Injured, Ar.
cmcAGo, August 10. 1865
terrible railroad disaster occurred this morning ~
hosviie, Ind about forty miles from this city, the
Michigan southern Railroad. Tho regular passenger
unn consisting OF three sleeping and three
ger coaches shortly after leaving raporto was throwa
on we Track BY COW, which, in somc curious manner.
was caught between two OF the sleeping cars The
train Was running about twenty i've miles an hour al the
Tune The three sleeping and all the passenger coaches
wore hurled down an embankmenl lio feet ono OF the
sleeping cars rolled three times aud finally came
right side up at the bottom They were all badly shat
tered.
Twcntythree persons injured but none strangst 70
say, were killed Al the time OF the accident one Of tho
was thrown against telegraph pole scyering the
WIRE that time before medical atepdaucs
could be got from faportc
The most OF the wounded taken back 10 la.
porte. Those brought TO this city arc
Moses Rcinaman, cattle dealer OF Chicago, ARIA
broken: Mr.. Street Of Buffalo, slightly injured:
L. r. Hart, OF Bath, ~ w. President OF tho Ohio Rives
Coal Company, slightly injured g. A. Freeman Of Bo2-
ton head cut; q Edmonds, Of Illinois, slightly injured;
W. Hougb, OF Albany, cut over tho eye; Mr. Law.
renee, Of Albany, slightly injured; G. Ftxslmnons,
Rochester. n. ", slightly injured.
The names ~ those left nj Iaporc have not boon
ciyei hers, but Nomc Of them arc seriously injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
ASSOCIATION ron the ADVANCEMENT of scssct

HIWALD AnKuHI w 100
But c was done on Saturday AT tho session oil tho
Association for the Advancement Of Science la soctos
g. Professor Looms read paper The period of Aigs
Professor Barnard gave account Of the apparatus
for illuminating Opaque objects under the microscope.
Professor Elliott nlro read paper a method Of
computing iifc aud annuity abioA In section ID, DR.
Gouldr paper on the proportional dimensions OF tho
human frame attracted attention Professors Hyatt ana
NeNbold read papers the glacial pariodihe former
evidences 81 glacial action southeastern New York,
and the latter the glacial period tho valley % the
Mlsshslppk
In the afternoon tho members of the Association With
thor families and friends enjoyed trip the prope-
lar Atlantic Monday viii. probably, DO thu las, dsy u
the session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
4 Little Girl Killed on the uadssm River
Rniiroad ,,enr Poushkr ~psir.


sad accident occurred Just above hero to-day ihs
track Of the Hudson River Railroad Az the Clncinsas4
express irau drawn by tho locomotive Huron reached
spot OF the upper bridges tho engineer Observer
walking tho ,r>ek and just ahead Of them
IN agod lady and two or three children lie blew tho
whistle several times sigra ~ danger when tho
got out OF tho way One OF tho children however.
directly tho tack In front ~ the approaching
tran the locomotive striking the unfortunate little
tufc and hurting her some ton feet Ia the air Wb~0
the body down u struck head nfst tbe cross.
ties and when picked sans OF lie were visible.
Coroaer HaiRht notified aud held Inquest Tue
Jury returned verdict In accordance with tho fact8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

Grand Review of E..obedo's Troops at Mon
terey-The French M.r,.hiug ON San Luis
Potosi-COrtina Erecting De- nsavo WORKS
.<rSuud Matamoros, &c.
MArAxoRos, August Is, 100
cour just arrived here reports that Escobedo hela
. grand review Of troops at Monterey on tho 10TH
The French kre marching on San Luis Potos.
Corna is erecting defensive works around Aatamoroa
A eight for the city I,nd plumber is expected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

Almost all Of these have been sent upon rs
More than the first born has been taken from
va. We have been oppressed with taxes and
debts, and He has sent rs more than lice, and
has afflicted Us with Andrew Johnson" The
idea Of man whose tongue utters such bias
phemy referring to the Lord! 1t excels tho
brazen efrontery Of Satan himself From ell
this the public can see that the radicals instead
of exhibiting better spirit are preparing to
still further outrage the sentiment Of the coun-
try. II will be remembered that Thad Stevens
announced the radical programme In his dis
trict last year, which has since been carried
out, as far a. within their power, by Congress.
He now comes forward again and pronounces
the creed Of the party for the next session. he
will again set himself at work educating his
followers up to this point in preparation for the
work Of the next session. Should the radical
party be successful in the next Congressional
elections, then we may expect that the first
move Of this king Of the radicals on the
assembling Of Congress will be the impeach-
ment Of the Executive. We all know how he
compelled the members Of Congress to follow
his lead last winter, and we may expect the
same results next winter, unless the people in
the meantime repudiate the radical faction.
Unless the people attend TO this duty at the
polls we may expect anarchy and civil war
before another year rolls around.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

The Bwis Clara Webster Rss Isss and sank
BY the schsenev a. Dcs.ik~ No Lives Lest.
Bcuos, August 10, 1894
Tho brig Clara Webster Captain lane. and from Nia-
shsven for Philsdephis, Nth granite 10 contact
with the schooner A. Denks q New York from Bait.
more for Boston. at ten minutes 70 four A. N, on
Saturday, 90 Fsass1 The former vessel vas 70 badly
injured Dat abe rsskpt hsfpssi seven The same day
All hnas were taken on BY the Den Ire aud broushs
70 th,s rort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

WAR LITERATURE AND BooKMAKNG.-During
able lull in the book publishing business.
People were studying contemporaneous history
- furnished by the newspapers. They were
watching the stern realities Of life and death
which every day presented themselves in the
reports from the battlefield, and had no time
nor inclination for the mere idealism Of
literature. But meantime the bookmakers
were not idle. They were gathering material
upon every field, with open eyes and voracious
appetite, to absorb all facts and details which
might prove food for the publishers. And 50
1t comes to pass that books innumerable upon
our recent war are and have been pouring out
from the presses Of metropolitan and other
publishers-some of infinite value and some Of
the veriest trash, their value and their worth
lessness. Of course, being respectively based
upon their fidelity to fact and their inclination
to puffery. This was to be expected.
Now that Europe is passing ont of q
brief but bloody war, and the prospects
Of peace are almost certain, there is a
fine field open to bookmakers upon that
comment, ana we may expect 10 sec
host Of volumes issued within the next few
years, descanting upon the famous strategic
movements Of the different armies and the
great results thereof, and the individual hero
Ism Of the commanding generals, and SO forth.
Prussian history, written in . war correspond
ent's notebook ON the battlefield and pub
lishsd in Berlin, will be illuminated with one
side Of the story of the war. Vienna will pro-
duce the Austrian chapter Of the conflict, got
up in the same way, attempting to retrieve it,
military reputation, and Italy win have It's
various episodes to record the vslor Of Victor
Emanuel, the devotion Of his young princes
Amodeus and Humbert and the probably sx-
sggerated services Of Garibaldi. Il Is not to
BE- expected that any OF these will be true his
tory, impartially written, but out Of the whole
We may gather enough to make the work Of
the bookmakers Of considerable value. Writers
OF this class are no doubt already busy n
their labors, and among them, Of course, is
Bull Run Russell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
LABOR CONVENTION.

BsLrmoas. Angus 10, 1900
The National Labor Congress assemblies 10 this ciiy IL
the Front street theatre 10 Delegates iron,
states arriving aud the proceedings promss
TO 10 Interesting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
TINE CONVENTION of RADICAL sourw'v.


tuuLArGiSWA. t1sAs " ls0
National Hall. Market street t-gow ityssss,ia has
boon engaged for the meeting of tho ioya Sonthefn
ers Convention on the I'd OF September Tho budding
OF The largest In Tho city Far from the
centre of busnexs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
Aiunrx rrRrY srnrxoruxx Am ,sxlaonAr,

"fHEv PURIFY. sTRIS0rmgS AND tSyiGoRArM
They create . healthy spp~tite
They ara an snsldot- chang II ws,sr aud dss
Thsy Strengthen tbs sys,~m
They purify tho bres,h and cure sour stomach
Tb~y cure Dyspepsia aud Coospss'eo.
They Liver Complaint and Nervous ifsadschs.
DRAKEa rfAhrArIOn DfTTEnS have
~ chronic weakness shasxy suervson mel snsbp
snd want Of vital thsn edr.ne .hs wosa sss
produced They particularly sdapteA dsssi~
fems~s ana p-rsops az ssdsatsry oerapaoas )tssr.s
pscpvisiors stamp tbs cora " essh so,ile ssy
dealer has not got Il. report W r. ". DkAkE ~ co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

Esiraa, from better from !, rsni. Ig~s 70 rH Adm
sONs Your NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUN is Va urxrst
request here wiah had nfy gals IL mr. sor. - "a"
Dsno druggist the article b< sgif bsit.
bui u keep baud si bs have gfty gale
your s,ery day II draw. them blossoms avss
he hes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

continue 10 DO what she rs she must cease 10 esis
10 q through Ausfrid only that the banks " The Dnubs
opened 10 German ent0pre Left TO themselves alono
with their fellow subjects the German Anstrans might
soon DO overpowcred and Austria would find herself in
tho condition Of the sick man. OF the Bosphorus,
the head Of feeble ruling race against whom tho sub
Ject would invoke the assistance Of powerful
neighbour Az Of AuayS0 that toH 10 Germany could
easily fall prey b Russa the east and 10 Haiy Ae
aW6. But against any chance OF further dissolution
OF the Hapsburg monarchy Prussia 81 the head OF Cor
many could easily provide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
norwnc faom TIVE ciUlt.

Posr Hoop. N. 3, August 1e--iorH
The Newfoundland telegraph line IL sin down and no
later dispatches from the cable have bcen received II
IL anticipated The line viii b 10 working order TO-
morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

.A.-Ns Csrs, ~: Pay y: tsse, Ne rsy.. 70
mr. FfTfEhs Rheumatic Esm~y the Bossy viii ~ pssl
lively rst.rnei rentsis. oohhan ssas.s
Asens pEaAs HARSEs co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

cdtFlfti6aiIxiIla ai6aiTe6 sS4ff ea... A..
0OURAUUa oNiESrAL cHEAn. On hA0lcA.
BcAETIgtER -Rsferru Woman Of and nassst.
loas beauty. Al his depot sss Broadway and druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

-Msst's Che,.IcsI ryss:Ac nesssves t.vsy
haif 4Bi decidedly tho h~s Halt Df~ssng ased 4ska
EusliioS. 10 As,os House. aud ~ ell druggist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20
rtncxil mrtlletnrf.

Dean Richmond, Sanford \. Church and John ssryssr
sys " .,HH. az .s-gs 10 gez.s. Co Atsars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

Al Prize. In the m.ysI iis..ss s"S sss~s
oAfDg. Hrvsss IN hfesas.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

A.-Ev~vy Lady kss the Management - BEG
within ts~ Nsssf Tufuels Nsssfasg
si Bsim and rstsnt breast tis,so 3 csas street. ere
W drusgsis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

Are Yow llI-s.vbcd az NIshs, esA bveAe9
~ W ehii suffering AMI crying with ths pen ~
.gnny r..s y ~ a 90. sna r., bottle ~ 49,.
sufferer Immediately ~ eares ~ind oie regulates sAs
b-ss sDi p~rfsedy safe ~ al ThItv I've es.,s
bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

save Fall, t~tasts.s~d ss GseAs 81 rtss
otd.r e-wmTcosBs ASTHMA REMEDY. saa al %
Bsfnst,'s maasf.s,sr. -ohk.ss rnBpas Joskrn sUK.
sErT co. Hs-,as r,orr,sss. sf-ss,r.u, s..sss
rtepsrsGoos for Tois,. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

5r. s s s ' So 3 n:si' d l a.
request here, wish I'D or 81. Il M .,sr. 81
s"G Sep on si'
e year store ever day drs~. them = blossoms srss
iiEv PURIFY, sTREsormgS AND isyi1oRAr&
he, s arc 20 sass.s % yS.ss. II ~..r and aS
r TIE, panYy he s...;S nd cur. sour ..om.ra
ss; III. iT%s,S "a s1 s;sss' lis: s .
~ :.:'S s:
i s, 'f .aa & q: .s.s.1 sS:s
sR; e. .Te =. cora 4 IN ~ g;
edtFl1tSai 1.iIls siSlaiTe6 sSsf s.:.. A..
' sonsa sa r S.iIssrnI .a css. ~ koc
ss. s.y r. ss,s as q .ss ::s
s ss; 4. rc r.. S...: ,-
IUsIIIoS, 10 As'o, House, sad ~ ~ arsssisi'
Sa. dat =. .s Y:y y: cs.-, Ne . r ...
~ firikhs nhsam.'e ssnsa, ~. sessy ~, = go
''''''' ~" xssss.' pEsas SAHSEs . co.
Every ,;.a, s.- ~ M:..s..,,:,s e &C.
al s.n ard rses Breast lis'sof ss csasi street. zoe
~ druss.s
r"- s ' ..sss a.. {: s s..' -. .s . e.
1s s s6orha s VA ga r. , .' *. n.
,a..s.r ,%ss. = .Trs, ITO En- ,,s:.. =:
bsos
save Fall, Established ss Gse~s 81 nsss
Order e-wmIcosBs ASTHMA REMEDY. saa al 81
garn,,ts maasf.s,sr. -chl-.s, rnBps. JosErn EuK.
sgu co. Boston r'opsls'sr. sf-ss,r.a, m..a.s
rtspsr.Goo. for rei., a.
Al Prize. 4. The m.,.I ii.,.s. s"s .sh~s
. 6Arag. srvs.s ~ Sss.Asu
Al Prize. ts.h~d In Legal I.s'seviss.- tives-
cLUrE nsss.r IYs sss.S..s
tsas. D.ps~s Elliptic. g.n vs.si..s.
W HRADIErs
cyLpsRArgD
DcrLyr yLLirrfG
on DoUrL1 srRisp
sEfEra
rnE isresr srrLGs
arr sow sspy
yrnr man
IN ss;.ss ssse ~, r gas,.l; y g: .: sysyTs
ne ;ssiss !. .iss sssss. ~
rSrs y. syssssr sGirf 60. $50 =: 80 .ss: 3.
raSDsrD srirr
~ rHr vsssIoss#Lr WORLD
ses.,, .ssg Sss,s. =: oy ssas:
~ 80 gkIs@ OssthsLiY
vgsTs Eaabi.Sf 3 cisv,
-. ssSis:.f 'i - Z. -. faa5 IN; ;sssssa
n-.s 80 n,,-s' w. = =: 49,.
t's'~''. nhs-'*f 'f't'
,vinytis t..eL.,i,eh ..wssl wsstyssI .vsk
slY fmF sYsJ ,vs vss,iS ~ As..,. ..s~s
El'g''s s.-'ss ~ Ma. = s.as.s, ~ sr.ssssr
a.-r.-a,. r..es. s.n,ll~ Iss..s. u.l-
80 n''ss.',, 90 sssa'sI' sssss. ob
-sr,: s' 800. r.s-.s y...
aaase -
,isrs, T.-,.s nssAi.s xt.-p-.y, ,r-ss
n.sa-.. .s..... T.. 80 1888 s~ans. f'e'lafa -
sv1hic.SsLrsp prrc-t cp~r,ss
toup vpysr
rss.~y nsss csy' u
Il
Es'.l m.,~s. Is''';f, r. 80. .. 80. =
TsrLos $50 rsssr. sT.s '1ssA ~
cANA9lsy 4. Ag:rsii ss.rlsf e s 's..:s-"%- "
ws,s -.er,,-s s..s g,.,yys.. g p,,;..z
s..s.ss ) 80, y. $4,000 s.ssgns : o.ss.r.
:. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

,g,s,,... ,.sI:''.ss .-r-..e ~
sly fnk sYsr ,ve rssiiy tv As-.,. ..s~s
~ tsls es~ins ~ Mae rssatsny a. rrssS~ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

$500; =: :::::; -.a ss'Ti. 80, 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20

wsss ~.sry,-s s,.s nss,ys.. % p,.-L
s.,ss8r y smfv We fsss.naasest nsasDhs eAsh.rs
WttN efhfr - 81 sNsA~4 Aop~tsx ffs~M Nsf~YtMs~
a. 80 $50 qlsgssss~s a.. ys-es.
ts.~ I. 49,, ~ 800
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-25


WE have received from Hon. j. W. Nes-
NTH sixteen page pamphlet entitled, can
appeal to Congress in behalf Of the North
west in connection with. the construction of
the North Pacific Railroad" by Senators
Nesmith and Williams, Of Oregon Alley.
Ramsey and d. S.. Norton, of Minnesota /;
Representatives, Henderson, of Oregon /;
Donnelly and Windom,. of Minnesota; S.
Denny, of Washington Territory; &. d. Ho :
brook, of Idaho, and S. Mclean, OF Montana
Coon DoDGS.-O'Meara, in his speech
last night, read an extract from an old news-
paper published some eight.!or nine years
ago when Know Nothingism was in full
blast, to prove that the leaders of the Union
party do not wish to see foreigners elected
TO Office. good dodge, James, but 1T won't
Do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-27


- fsasssrsPs:1 NV Yoss. JsB. ".
,e, IT,. S.s,'''.'' n'1'y .r'As'' is-i'' tho
Tie money market exhibits symptoms Of rscov-
cry from the dspesnsisa pseAaso1 lat week BY the
Treasury gold transas1aons. This nee1lAa the
enquiry Is jsss active can loess and appisaaions
are esnsrAlly met ct ssveu per esut esFsst bos-
rewers, however, ass accommodated q the expense
Of the sellers ofpaper TIE bsnks are discon1ting
very little, and an increased amount 81 paper II
consequently thrown upon the street. This move
By the bank statement, amounting TO 8, ~, eS7.
The rates Of discounts ars consequently 3@l per
cent higher. Prime paper 10 current 1t 70S per
cent good, at s4G110 per cent; other grades 1t 10
is per cent. Three banks were applied to 10 sue
casion this morning for national bank currency
BY firm, not one OF which could nees the feques'.
The Banks have been resolving moderate amounts
Of currepcy from the West The sudden large
sales of gold upon credit operations is apparent 10
the large decline Of s. o59 in loans within the
week It il difficult to conceive what can nsve
moved the Treasury Department to this Sfosent
disturbing The result TO business mas oeen
serious and there should be some substantial va
vantage to the Government to justify such opeft
lions The stock market ID kept dali by the pinch
ing. Bulls and bears are alike.
Goverpment stocks are steady but quiet, ex-
cent seven .shirtiss, which lower, With FREEDOM
nance Of sellers. Compound Interest notes are
wsatsr nadsr the proposed = render them ineiigi-
bic q . legai-tendsf reserys for the National
Banks. We note the several rates ~ follows:
Gold shows . partial recovery from the low
rates current on Saturday, The price ranged At
l36a@ 1874 during the forenoon, with slight up
ward tendency. II i prssumsd that for the prus-
ent the Treasury has suspsndsd its salss, and
there 70 consequently more confidence among
buyers.
Foreign Exchange u quiet. Tho continued
scarcity Of produce bills Affects the late prevailing
quotations, bat stocks operations. The leading
drawers quote sixty days sterling at loS&.