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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20
FROM MEXICO.
Nsw Yosx. Nov. 10

NEw YoaK, Nov. TO-
The navy department at Washington hai
received information OF the arrival of The
Talahoosa at Galveston. from Cd Tampico.
No foreign vessels Of war we're Oh the river
or IN the port Of Tampico on the 29th Of Oc-
tober. and only one American vessel in the
harbor. Tampico At present is in command
OF Col Jomtz. with \ force Of eight hundred
men controlling customs and enforcing loans.
The authorities Of Victoria. the Capitol Of the
State. do nsN +, cognize those oi Tamp,co.
and their surrillas seize oil goods found en-
route for the Interior.
By letters from San Louis Potosi, II is as
cerisin%d that Mpgia and Dupire are 10 leave
that place in the early part Of November
with al expidiiion for the recspiure of Tam
pico. Gen. Havre. who has !. force Of fifteen
hundred or tro thousand men on the Hxres
tecA and is nov holding Tsmpico, has issued
proclamation declaring Puebla and Valljn
open 10 foreign commerce. which il is feard
will lead TO open hostlities between the
forces under his command and those under
Col. Jeomez. Under the state of Aifsirs the
inhabitsnis Of Tsmpico are in constant dread
OF the most serious disorders and probability
OF the ind,ecriminaie plunder ofthe town.
Specials from Galveston gives spirited ac>
count OF an attack on Mafamoras, lasting sew
eral hours. The forces. under General Tapia,
Rained n victory. hut, distrustipg Cortinas. he
did not follow mp his success. The defenderr
lost twenty prisoners, and Col. Riax, their
commander. was arrested for bad conduct on
the field.
On the night Of the 10Th Papia died Of
cholera The event will change the current
OF events.
The arrival Of Escahado is reported.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
Midns9h. Rep rt
FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRx. Nov. 10.

NkW AOhhs wv. 10.
Large crowds collected at the Collectors
Office to>day to learn what proceedings bad
been taken in regard TO the recent seizure of
several disiilleries and the arrest of several
Of the op rators From information at the
United States Commissioner Office. Mr.
Tilden. United Ststss Inspector, and Mr..
John Develin. n heavy operator, were arrest
ed by Deputy Marshal Higgins. The accused
we're broueb, before Commissioners Jones and
Newson. when they gave bonds in the sum OF
$50,0O0 for their appearance this morning
The warrant for the arrest OF Develin WAS
issued BY Commissioner Jones, on complaint
Of Frederick Cohn. q United States Inspect
or, who accuses MIN Of having been guilty OF
hribius another United States Iuspector 10
defraud the Government. by branding sugs'
% having paid Government duty. when no
such duty had been paid. 1ilden is charged
With committing similar oHense. The par
ties appeared this morning before Commits
siontrs Jones and Newson. when Tildrn's :
case WAS set down Tor n hearing on Saturday
morr,ng next II 10 o'clock. and Develin' :
for the 9Th.
BY = resolution which WAS adopted by the
Beard Of Aldermen to day. the GenerwlG Gov
eminent 10 to be charged $lO0.O00 for ths
new Post Ofice site IN the City Hall Park.
A new Consulate General has been esiab-
lished in this city. Collector Smysh received
official notice this morning from the Consul.
ate de Ia Dominicana th.. J. w. Carrier A..
sumes the duties of Consulate General. bis
exequater having been from the President o.
the United States.
There ems . very buoyant feeling in the
stock market after the o'clock board. and
quite an active business was transacted; pri
ces closing high.
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FROM TORONTO, c. ".

ToRosro, c. w, Nov. 10.
Saturday night thirty nine fenisn prison-
ers, confined IN the old Jail. we're released
from custody. Their discharge vas conduct
ed with great secrecy. Only about an hour
before their being sent away the prisoners
themselves we're made aware of the JOYOUS
tidings- They were furnished transportation
10 the Suspension bridge. and q special train
provided by the q. vi r. r. These drew
up in the rear of the jail At 10 o clock, and
the men we're safely put on board under q
guard Of twenty men with Corporal and Ser
geant, under charge OF Ii.ieus. Harrison, 18th
Regiment. The prisoners received . rood
supper At the station before starring, and each
was presented with S5 in greenbacks on
reaching the Falls. The prisoners bade good
bye to the escort, giving three hearty cheers
for the Sheriff, the Governor of the Jail, and
jail officials.
The Jury in the case Of Weeks. killed by
accident on the Grand Trunk K. r. Friday
returned . verdict that Weeks came to bis
death by the train running Oh the track near
Breslan station, -on the l6th. caused by bro
ken rail. We further find and are of the
opinion that no blame rests with the compan,
in the case
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20
FROM NEW YORK.
NEwsYoRk, Nov. 10.

The cable despatch OF the 18th was explc
il in the statement that Gen. Dix had arrived
in Paris. There is no doubt that the repor>
ter was at fault and the true statement should
probably be the family only of the General
had arrived there.
The Railway tracks on broadway, between
Ann and Fulton streets. were removed yes
teriay, Mayor Hoffman having issued an or
der to that effect.
The statements made to day BY q number
Of leading representative men, OF both the
Republican and Democratic parties, tend to
confirm the few limitations that have leaked
out from the recent consultations at the White
House. tha, the President il on the eve Of .
grand coup de tat that will crafty his friends
and bewider his enemies il 10 aaid TO con-
clude at the very least iha. there 10 m earnsst
desire on both aides to settle upon some fes-
ebie plan Of securing harmonious action be-
tween Congress and the Executive 10 the fu>
ture on the same subject.
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FROA NEW ORLEANS.

NEv ORLEAxs, Nov. 19.
A large number Of visitors ars daily arriv.
ing here.
The Federal and State Offices vill be closed
to- morrow TO give the employees IN opportu
nifty TO witness the insu2uraiioa OF the greal
fair.
Senator J. r. Doolit(ls, u Wisconsin. left
this morning for Galveston, % . short visi,
to Texas
Yer. Cruz dases TO ih\ 18th are received
At an extra meeting 10 discuss the situation,
Naximilian's Ministers unanimously deter
minei to continue in Office without alteration
Maximilisn's health has been greatly i'm
proved by his recent sea voyage. which caused
The report that he had attempted to abandon
the country on the l.th. He was still q
Urixsba-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nxu Yoax, Nov. 10.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.
The London Pnst OF the 9th inst. aays the
Reform question il again claiming CONSIDER
alton, and il remains TO be seen Il the mise
sion which Mr.. Bright bas fulfilled in ireland
viii serve 70 impede its re consideration.
Be that. however, ssit may. the Irssh Psepls
sanno& but Be ssxable that she in6sencs
- ;;eh they are urged to extend 70 tbs cause
n. EIGHT 10 advocating, ahouid b hnsband
"a and easrdsa In their own ilfsssss, and a0t
Nefe3v exehsaeea fas . psals5Gni pgo0ieD.
-f5cb. - shey sill noa fail y peusIisss ~
- % hs eadussed b. respseubIo se11esnss.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
/. NIaHy,,.,.r. Nov 10.

NASHVILLE. Nov 10.
A bill was introduced into the Tennessee
Hoase of Representatives to-day to repeal
the present franchise laws. and give franchise
TO negroes. being proposition for universal
amnesty snffraxe and universal amnesty. LAID
on the table 1t first resding-39 to l9-the
Fast Tennessee delegation voting solid Radi
cal, and the Conservasivesto lay on the table
The Conservatives of West Tennessee voted
against another bill introduced for striking
out the word white in the present franchise
law
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LouIsviLLE. Nov. 10.
The Coroner Jury which examined the re
mains uf Mrs. Ben. Powell report that no
traces of poison wss found in her stomach.
which consequently exonerates her husband
and every one else from suspicion. The re-
cent report of the arrest Of Mr.. Powell, in
reference to this matter, is incorrect.
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FROn ATCHISON.

ArcaIsoS, Ksneas, Nov. 10.
The Government Commissioners to-day ex-
amined the second eection Of twenty miles Of
the Central branah Of the Union Pacific
Raiiroadand reported the same 10 the Secre-
tary ofthe Interior as in acceptable condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

HsIAUkfsHtAt NV. Tvs
George B. Reese. one Of the oldest dry
goods imposters in this city, died this morn.
ing. sged 81 years.
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Death ~ . Prsntaens Dry Goeds Nes.
chant II PhilaaelpAta.
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