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JTrHR PAHTNEHsHIf nEnE.
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hy mutual consent Tho-e having claims against
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and those indebted arc requested tomAke imIoe-
diste payment. A collector Will call on th"se
vbose accounts are due.
NC, LEIGH
THOMAS HUGHES.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-01

A. Isolated sxamDles oaiy among Thousands II has
furnished OF rendered the uRortunsfe anA Of
bsdags dispensed 10 Tie psbiIc ssdsr trying casnSsiO
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FROM PANAMA.
Troubles Continue-4e, 600 Men Under
Arms Madras War Beimg Suecessfully
Prosecuted.

NEw oRK, Aug. III.
The steamer Arizona brings Panama dates
to the 23d inst. The troubles in Chinqui
still continae. The rebels are reported to be
In possession of the centre department, in.
Guiding the capital. They have about 40, 900
men under arms. The remainder Of the
State is quiet. though efforts are making to
get up q revolution in Panama.
The news from Central America is devoid
of interest.
Honduras has agreed to a treaty of peace
with Spain. The price of coffee in Costa
Rica ~ been affected BY the late news
from Europe. Dates from Valparaiso ON the
Sd and Callao the l4th Of August, state that
the former port is strongly fortified and can
now make good defense.
The Gillian Congress have not ratified the
government loan Of SEQ. .O0p, 900. The qua
no question between Chill and Bolivia is
again subject of discussiot.
Dates from Wilmington. New Zealand, to
the oath Of July are received. Parliament was
opened on the Sd Of July. The Governor in
l his address announced that the Madras war
was being successfully PROSECUTED, and most
ofthe natives had either surrendered or been
captured. Some murders had been perpetra.
ted at the ives, coast gold fields by Australian
criminals, who killed the aiggers for their
money.
The news from New South Wales is unim-
pdrtant.
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BALrt1eoaA Aug. 81.
Last night IN attack ~ made on the co.'s
ored portion Of the eampI meeting, hald at
Shipley Woods, three milbs from HaAover
switch, on the WashingtoA road, By band'
of armed desperAdoes. SeWseal negroes wsre
badly beaten and wounded, and white man
named Milton Benson, while At prayer was
shot in the back Of the head and mortally
wounded, the ball coming out Of his mouth.
As far as can be ascertained the following
are the facts in the Affais: While the camp
meeting, attended by many ministers Of the
NJ E. Church. Of North Baltimore district,
of which Mr.. Lamphear is Presiding Elder,
was being held, at the place before stated,
Rev. Messrs. Speklen, Reed and other white
ministers were officiating at the white camp
of the same camp, the colored people we're
holding camp exercises also.
During yesterday p. m. number ofyoung
men were noticed on the camp ground having
pistols on their persons. These were. so far
as can be ascerfained, residents Of the sur
rounding neighborhood. No disturbance
occurred during the day, but about midnight
while the colored people were conducting
religious exercises they were suddenly set
upon BY gang of men making shouts and
imprecations. The attack commenced with
beating negro while on his knees, the
negroes at once rose up and scene of the
widest confusion ensued ; women screaming
in terror, shots 6red by the nssailants, but in
the dark few are supposed to have taken
effect, the colored men rallied and turned on
the assailsnts and drove them of. Many
colored people were wounded with clubs and
there were some flesh wounds from shots
Some of the colorad men had pistols and used
them freely upon their assailants but with
what result is not known. Finally the con-
fict ended through the persuasions of white
minister and others, by the eolored people
leaving the ground and seeking their homes,
leaving their camp to the desperadoes who
further gratifed their unmanly spirit by
piling tents and effects OF the negroes, includ-
ing bundles and trunks Of clothing in . pile
and setting fire to the pile destroying all.
The white man shot was at prayer at the altar
in the white camp, where Mr.. Speke was con-
ducting religious exercises. BY whom the
shot was fred is not known but the friends Of
some of the ministers believe it was fred by
some of the white rioters Who intended it for
prominent Methodist minister. How this
may be it Is impossible to say. Others think
il was simply a stray shot, which is probable.
The informant says that the white men began
the disturbance while the colored people were
engaged in their religious exercises.
The assalants are reported to have had
various rallying cries, among which was heard
-.'How about New Orleans"
There are many exciting stories in circula>
tion, but the above, as far a. can beat present
ascertained, seems to be authentic.
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PROM NEW YORK.
Unpublished Despatch from Sheridan to
Gen. Grant-Chelera Abating-BeAy Of
Col. DalghreA never HeeovexeA-LarGe
Receipts OF specics
New YoRK, Aug. 81

NEw YoRK, Aug. 81
Ii appears the following despatch from Gen.
Sheridan was not published with the others
on the New Orleans riots
HEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CUR, /
New ORLEANS, Aug. 1a.
TO Gen. c. s. Grant, Washington, d. G.
The military board called by Gen. Baird,
to investigate the occurrences in this city Of
July 30th, is progressing as rapidly as possi-
Bile. see in the papers my reports OF an
official character here, that an attempt was
made to cast blame on the military for not
being present on the 18th ult. There could
have been no object in their being present
except to prevent the police from perpetrat
ing revolving massacres absence tor this
reason regret. From accounts Of my own
scouts who mv The affair from first 70 last,
from my own officers, from disinterestsd and
faithful persons, believe that at least nine
tenths Of the cruelties were perpetratsd By
the police and citizens, by stAbhing and
smashing in heads of many who had been al
ready wounded or killed by policemen.
tSigued) p. h SHERIDAN,
Isl. Gen. Com ding.
There we're no cases of cholera sdditionsi
to the number reported Yesterday from this
city or Brooklyn. The disease 10 considered
The steamer Oregon, with California dates
to the Goth; also the steamer Napoleon Ill,
from Havre the 9th, has arrived.
A Washington special says : despatch TO
Gen. Grant from Gen. Sheridan, dated at
For, Laramie, says the reports Of Indian out.
RACES are greatly exaggerated. Hs says the
telegraph wires remain uninjured, trains reg.
| ulss, and no parties going across tbs plains
| properly organized have uttered Gny loss.
A special from Ottawa, G. W., says discon.
tent among the Canadian militia at their pay
| ment by the Provincial Government, increas-
! es Nearly the whole force have expressed
| dissatisfaction with the service Ten thou
sand are reported awaiting transportation in
England Tor the Colonies.
Contracts for Obtaining large supply Of
/ American breech leaders will be made, but OF
4 what patent 10 not stated.
The Herdids Richmond correspondent
states that positively the body Of Col. Dahl
| green, of Gen. Kilpatnck's staff, WHO was
| killed on the raid on Richmond, in March
] 1884, was never recovered, butthe body giver
1 his friends was fictitious one, palmed of
| for some purpose unknown.
The steamer Niagara brings 81 ,0o8, coo il
/ treasure from California. The loan marks
| ia essy at 496 per cent. Commercial papel
| il more easy at 6(96l per cent.
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LONDON, Aug. 20.
News from the Continent shows that the
treaties are being speedily concluded and the
hostile troops evacuating the country they
occupied.
been cordially received, and negotiations
have been opened.
Austria will not demand any compensation
for the defence of Venetia. Peace in Italy
is certain.
BEBLIx, Aug. 29.-The text of the Aus
tria- Prussian treaty in oil its chief points is
the same a. the preliminaries.
An address from Leipsic has been sent to
the Russian legislature in favor of the union
of Saxony with Prussia
BsussEIs, Ang. 29.-Prince Itnrbide, of
Mexico, and Melraine are here.
TERIEsrE, Aug. 29.-The Empress OF Mex
leo was received at vienna BY Prince Hum
bert, and officially at Padua by Victor
Emanuel. his generals and others. She ar
rived at Miramer TO day and xas received by
the military and civil aathorities.
FLORENCE, Aug. 29.-The rumored nego>
tiations between the Italian and Papal Gov
ernments are denied.
ST.. PgTERsBuRo. Aug. 2s-Many ad.
dresses of welcome to the United States Am.
bassy have been received from the interior
by telegraph.
ATHENS, Aug 29.-The Insurgents at
India continue to fortify their positions
Families are emgrating to Greece. Ea-
| ropean war ships are expected.
QuEEssrows, Aug. 3l-The steamship
Java from New York arrived to-day.
! PRAGuG Apr 31-The ratification ~
treaties of peace have been exchanged and
will be fully enforced.
! LONDON, Aug 3l-Adrices received here
/ Of the action Of the Philadelphia Convention
have had the effect to materially advance the
price of Rebel Bonds
The weekly return of the Bank of Eng
land shows an increase of over l,00o, ,0do
pounds st terlipg in BULLION.
LoxDox, Aug. 3l.-Consols opened at SCI
for money opening prices for u. S. 5-20's
7Si; Erie, r. W., 1. G., 79i.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Sl.-Cotton dull sale.
during the past week foot up 66, 600 bales,
midling; uplands is quoted at the open.
ingat l3a pence.
| LONDON, Aug. 31.-In consequence OF
further representation made to home govern
ment by the Canadian government. relative
to further anticipated troubles from Fenians,
the question Of sending another cavalry regi-
ment to Canada is under discussion, and 4
regiment will probably soon be sent "a
Quebec.
Moscow, Aug. 31.-Assistant Secretary o.
the Navy, Fox, has been presented with or
address BY peasants Of Russia, expressive O.
their fraternal feelings towards the grea
American Republic.
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seSor particulars ~ 10 Board, Tuition he, and for
Catalogues, apply to IT, r. EDsON
Denmark, lows, Aug- ., T6.-d1w-u3t Principal
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FROM IEXICO.

Cause OF thS nSe>ak H9y4aN@
STAR Of American ksbsIs-AA Attach
Fesred-Frsneh Cieassps Aeavtag the
NEr YoRx, Ane. 81.
j Fhe HvoId correspondenes Aon Mats>
moras the nth, SAYS that the cause ofthe re-
cent revolution which disphced GatA and
made carales municipal govefsos, = t.ced
TO the general dislike to the former manifest
ed by all Mexicans in the city, caused yeb
having beseiged the city formerly for near
three months, and hin Mexican proclivities in
having during his recent command IN Mata-
moras gathered around him stA6 Of Anerl.,
cans rsbslt y islay 9pfsa QGd1e M
make au attack for the pffposs of assuming
command himself over the coveted city. The
French consul q Br6xDstiils odsfs tfAn6psr-
tat;on 70 Vera Cru4 70 ~ Frsach citfssue
vho M - lsavs ~ soqaty. Or Oe4o q
this e1an lasUoaA
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FROM EUROPE.

Hostile TreePs Evaeuating csn4uereA
Territory DenisA-AA.
vance In Rebel Bends, etc., etc.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 81.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 81.
Watson, the murderer of Captain Mentor,
who was to have been hung at Newport
Kentucky, to-day, has been fespited till De-
cember.
The war between the people and Ne street
railroads still continues, but thsre was less
excitement yesterday than the day before.
There were six deaths from cholera yester-
dav
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ss,s G0Gar Cured Mars.
4 SHIPMENT cf choics, ut feseiyed ,asa
"A. r. sais b. 1O1A4D DOA = AIS1nA 2
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CHARTERED 1910.

/ @!a|5!l!lll9 4! !.
A. isolated examples oaiy aAong thousands II has
% &. nd.
|TIB L HAlTl Old
Bsis to zone Of the arked diSastara u,csSsfuy en-
countsrsd, during the
Eitty-six Years
ss:si;' l.: s.'::' :sst :, fur
nishss: Xxx
New York,
1e80.
~. Lsos11O,
1aA0.
Troy
1ooo.
AuSu1tA - Mobile,
1890.
Port1And,I
1899.
Thirty-Five Millions Of Dollars
Asprssst the appalling estimate swspt BY tAsss
several dsasers whIe1 redsc~d " bankruptcy every
Local UsAsrvritng organization, save ssnr In the 70
specvs localities sxsslag at the dass referred 70
N. claims sy th.s. ealam.s upon this Ia.titut'on
Four Hundred and Fifty Thouand Dollar,
w.r. promptly met and honorasly paid. without the
loss Of prestigs or credit.
More coneu.ivs .,idsec. concerning II. great Adv.s
tasss possessed under sweeping pers BY astL
tuition vhose income and businsss drawn from
uonai sources, nust be sought In vain.
It's Portland Risk. s2in number covering u bries and
frame dwsiiin II trifk Stores. IS M-rcansie kiss 10
snoaas @ 4 ass 10. - 81 i sdIasi.s 4 Gssis .,
ASCERTAINED AND
Paid in 16 Days,
Leaving its Capital Of One Million intact and sur
Plus safhcieas 70 rsnsqre svsry outstanding ki.k
Market value OF stock before ez9o
Af~r = .-...--..-..-s-.t...,-- 10
Qksk>~ -
Cash Capital 81, ,OOO. 600. 90
Cash Assets, JHlyl, CO l.e4s, 5000
Average Daily Income, 4. 10000
The heavy losses Of the current period point the
csssit, Of
STRONG INDEMNITY,
! A one Of the lessons ot the hour
Let thoss Who wiil trust to ths unssisd and epAs
neral.
PRUD EyVT yMEN,
Studying tbs fact that twelve prominent rnierwri-
ting Institutions ei fasi.d been compelled
TO retire spcs the eonjmen OF the ls16 will
not fall 70 ssek for real wealth Ads sources.
and tried expeKteAes, regulate qualities h Tie
present emergency.
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IT.. M.vor .a;5 General Council leave on
Tue.d.v I'd next for Oklcago, 70 attend the lay
ing Of the corner stone OF the Dougias
The Council passed . resolution inviting
p,esds.t Jchutoa and salts to yisik LoeSt
s;lie q ~ setsm 6ea Chieaoe
Evening star., 1866-07-10
TELEGRAMS. &C.

a riot occurred in the Charleston, ). g.,
Hsarket on Saturday Night. Some negro SOL
diers, who were staggering and blocking up
the passage, were requested TO desist by tho
pcfce, wnen the party left, but shortly re-
Turned reinforced. The negroes then fred
upon the police, dangerously wounding one
policeman and two colored bystanders. Forty
policemen charged and rou ted the mob. dri wing
them TO Military Hall. the headquarters of
the treedmen's Bureau, where il is said they
were protected from arrest.
The Adjutant Generals report on the con-
dltion Of the Canadian militia has been pre-
sented, and shows that a call was made for
to meet the Fenians, and that on the next day
fourteen thousand members responded 70 n;
that on The lSth of March the force
duced to ten thousand, and on the 2ist of March
all were relieved from duty.
A dispatch from MatamorOs says:-Trade is
dull and the people are frightened, expecting
forced loans. Cortinas has arrived, and con-
tests the governorship with Caravalal. The
soldiers are acting badly. The Imperialists
have concentrated at Monterey, to move
down and occupy the Rio Grande valley.
The Liberals are dIscordant
The Lancaster Daily Express announces the
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens as candidate for the
United States Senate. 1t is understood thai
his friends have his consent 10 the of his
name In that connection, and that his claims
VIII be vigorously pressed.
In reDlying to the accusation that General
TiIson Is interested in planting co;ton, he says:
II certify upon my honor that l am not in
terested, directly or indirectly. in planting IN
this or any other State.''
The l7th regiment of British regulars are
nnder marching orders for Toronto, 20 relIe We
the 4sth, which goes 10 Halifax.
Five deaths from the cholera are reported in
Brooklyn on Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1866-07-10
CDNGRESStONaI,

SEHATH.-I esterday afternoon. the army bill
being under consideration
The amendment reported by the comm ttpe
providing tor twelve regiments of cavalry in-
stead Of SIX WAS concurred in.
The amendment providing for two coll
ored regiments OF cavalry being under con
sIderation-
MIR. salisbury opposed 1t. He thought that
white men were abundant, and more than a
sufficient number of white soldiers could he
readily obtained to fill up the army.
Mr.. Wade moved 10 amend by Inserting four
regiments OF ColOrPd soldiers.
MI Lane, OF Ind, advocated the employ
ment OF coloTed sold ers.
Mr. WADE, at the suggestion of Mr.. Wilson.
modified his amendment by making II three
regiments.
The amendment as modified was then agreed
10 by vote OF 20 TO 9.
MIR. Howard moved TO amend by providing
that officers OF the regular army entitled TO be
retired on account of disability or wounds re-
ceiyed In battle may be retired from the rank
held by them whether in the volunteer or reg
uiar service at the ume such disability oc-
CURED. Agreed 10.
MIR. kirkwood moved TO amend the fifth
section so Us TO make it read That the an
poniments 10 be made from among volunteer
officers and soldiers under the provisions of
this act shall be distributed among the States
Territories and the District of Columoa in
proportion to the number of troops furnished
by them respectively TO toe service of the
United States during the late war. reduced
TO an average of three-years term of service.
Agreed 10.
Mr.. Wilson moved to make the number of
paymasters fifty, 10 be selected from those
who have served as assistant paymasters
ADOPTED.
Mr. Harris moved TO amend bv pro viding
that in the selection OF officers, officers of the
regular army who may have commanded
volunteer troops may be counted AS officers of
regulars or OF volunteers. Agreed to.
Mr.. henderson moved to amend the fourth
section by striking out every thing relative to
the Veteran Reserve Corps; upon which the
yeas and nays being demanded, the amend
ment las agreed to--I9 to I3.
MIR. Grimes moved TO strike out of section
four the words 'to be designated United States
colored troops" Adopted.
The bill was then passed. Adjourned
HoUsE.-The Tariff bill being under con-
sideration-
Mr.. Wasnbnrne. OF Ill, moved to amend by
providing that the duties named in the bill
shall apply TO all goods In bond and on shin
board bound for ports OF the United States at
the time OF the passage of this act.
The amendment met with considerable op-
position, but was finally agreed to-
The concluding section of the bill having
been disposed OF,
Mr.. Morrill, moved that the Committee rise
and report the bill and amendments to the
House.
Mr. Washburne, Of H.. gave notice that
ne should to- morrow move 10 postpone the
further consideration OF the bill until Decem-
ber next. ra.
The Committee then rose and reported the
bill and amendments TO the House, and then
at 40 y. m, the House adjourned.
Evening star., 1866-07-10
SThree suicides and TWO prize fights in

~Three suicides and TWO prize fights in
New Orleans in one day. ..,...........I.....st
~ New Ca binet of1ioer-Minister of the Ex.
terior-to be appointed from the SOUTH. @
lsT Accounts from all parts Of the country
state that the Fourth was celebrated win the
usual spirit" - ''''''-'''''''-.'
HIA New York thief opened a store to sell
the jewelry he ha 4 stolen. =.
~The theatres of Holland are closed on ac-
count of the cholera. ....... =.
~ Pike,s 9Th Aven ne Opera Houseis to havs
white marble fronts a-ad plate glass doors and
windows; e500.000 affair. ..s,.....,....-...ctl
NJ Catholic priest Is begun TO preach at
Salt Lake City. .-... --f..-.s-- --..-... {.
~A child was born At RTE Tombs, in New
York, on the day after rie F,7urth. and It once
baptized Andrew johnson bY the sitting jus.
tiee OF police court. .-'-.' =.
~Empress Eueenie has adopted the Hun
garian costume, and looke in it, Neet!
Evening star., 1866-07-10

oOi <uoetIs uuu tDdt nle duties be
performed by the Canal Commissioner;
adopted.
The following were reported from commit =
tees: BY Mr.. Stuart, improvements ,)-Ad-
versely on bill authorizing Hon. w. Spraeue
10 erect an iron railing around square a..
committee discharged By Mr. Sfnnrns Tdrs,n' =
age,t-Bill for the laying OF water main In sth
street west, between L and NJ streets north-
passed BY Mr.. Joyce. (police, ,)-fsilt amen, !,
ing tne act TO tax, license, and regulate no.
tels tayerns. &c, so as TO include s.sample
year. e'O0 Peh
Mr.. Mead offered a substitute. redueins ,h..
SIS. "e' W
Mr.. Wright moved to recommit the hill. with
instructions 10 committee TO report al the ne NJ
meeting agreed TO-
By Mr.. Peugh, ways and means. l-R,u IN
TO purchase a nag for the City Hall: passed
BY Mr.. Nalley, unfinished business. A
were referred.
The President laid before the Board an in
yItation from the directors OF the Soldiers and
Sailors Orphan Home, INVITING the Board 10
be present al the presentation OF those artices
disposed OF In the fair by vote 10 the success
inl candioates, ON Thursday evening next az 3
oclock; which was accepted. ....ts = =
The Following bills were received from the
Aldermen: Authorizing Geo. Seitz 20 continue
the use OF a frame room adjoining his brick
dwef'ng; referred Topay rhe internal rev
enue tax; referred. To Olga drain IN James,
creek, from Q 20 n streets sonth: passed. Au-
thorizfng the construction OF q sewer IN square
leo referred Adjourned.