The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17
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Gold closed 1t l4s5 in New York yeutsr-
day afternoon.
There we're only thirteen deaths from
cholera in New York last week.
The Caasdians still kssp prsviaine
against antciraasd Fsnian invasions.
There is yacht race at New York next
Tuesday.
Some particulars Of the Ottawa FIRE are
given.
Horace Greeley has been nominated for
Congress in the Fourth District, New York.
The total war expenses of Vermont are
considerably over ten millions of dollars
The Herald denies that President John>
son has counseled the South to ratify the
Congressional Constitutional Amendments.
There was large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of Republicans at Cooper Institute, New
York, on Monday evening.
The Hsralds correspondent reports the
results Of visit 10 the Fenian prisoners at
Toronto.
Napoleon, in answer to delegation OF
Creeks refuses to interfere in the Cretan re-
volution.
-Hanov er is gritty and inclined TO be in
dependent Her king protests against an
nexaiion to Prussia, and appeals to all
Europe for aid.
An effort is being made at Montreal to
have the settlement Of the confederation
question postponed. Movements of the Al
lied armies in South America continue.
Mrs Cady Stanton has announced her
self for Congress in one of the Districts of
New York She believes in suffrage for
everybody her sex included, and don t like
the Congressional Amendment because it
doesn'i comprehend females
The American squadron in the Baltic,
carrying Captain Fox. has arrived Mt Stock
holm. On coming to anchor it fred
toual salute Of twenty one guns, which was
returned by the Swedish forts.
in conformity with the late law, the
Secretary of the Treasury has ordered the
marine hospitals in the following places to be
sold Norfolk, Va; Ocracoke, n. c.; St.
Marks, Fla; Napoleon, Ark; Gaena H.;
and Burlington, Iowa.
Charles A. Bess, Of New York sued Mr..
Ncyes of New York for assault and battery,
add koyes was victor in the suit, and It's
very important that al the country should
patches.
A New Orleans dispatch says it is
rumored and credited that Gov. Wells has
recently issued, or Is abou, publicly issuing,
n proclamation removing all the sherifs elect
ed last spring, aud appointing others in their
places.
MIR John Hodnett, the eloquent Irish
Republican orator. of Chicago, spoke a,
Springfield on Saturday evening. The Cop
perheads threw rotten eggs at him while
speaking and tried 10 break up the meeting
The Fenisn leaders Of Springfield are out in q
card charging the outrage upon American
copperheads Ihes declare themselves in
full sympathy with Mr.. Hodnett's Republican
ideas.
"A Nor.h Carolina correspondent writing
from Portis, franklin county, gives All inter
estlng history Of the Ports gold mines, their
history and yield. he says that 1t is un-
.doubtedly the richest mine the world. A
wealthy company. chartered by the State,
and inverting capital Of five hundred ihon-
sand dollars, has been organized 10 work
them.
The committee TO whom was referred the
subject of the recent whipping case IN the
Allston School, Cambridge. report that the
punishment was merited, and that no rule or
regulation governing the schools at Cam
bridge was violated, aud that the teachers
engaged in the whipping are exonerated from
any departure from said rules or regulations.
The report is signed by ali the members of
the committee.