The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-22
NEw YORK, July q.

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Nrw YoRK, July q.
The steamer Herman, with three day
later foreign news, is agnAlled.
The steamer Arizona With California date
June the 30th, has arrived.
| Special to the Tribune, from Leavenworth
Yesterday, says the reports telegraphed from
Omaha, that peace had been made with th,
indians was a mistake. 1t was necessary fo
the commissioners to report that somethin,
had been done, when in reality it was fail
ure, peace was made with some aged and IN
frm Indians and squaws, but neither tn,
chief warriors or head men we're represented
The inhabitants on the border are armins
themselves and preparing for their own pro
lection. The Indians have given the Over
land Stage Company six days to remove theil
stock from the new Montana or Powder Rive,
route, and declare war to the knife on ali
trespassers.
The Heralds correspondence from Paris,
yienna and Berlin confirm the accuracy oi
the telesraphie report from Halifax, ID ct
tributing the most important consequence =
likely TO result from the defeat Of the Aus.
TRAN army at Sadowa, and the cession OF
Venetia to France by Austria. The prevail
ing opinion was THAI MAR wunld be continued
notwithstanding the arnistice proposition of
Austria. But the very pointed questions put
in diplomatic and political circles were, awill
Napoleon, who is acknowledged master of the
s,tuauon 50 fer Is Italy is concerned, permit
Prussia, flushed with triumph, to batter Aus
tria to the earth, and viii he complete the
unity of Italy BY turning Venice over to Vic.
tor Emanuel, unclogged with conditions, and
thus giving him Rome Or save Rome to the
church, and thus leave ltalyin complete ?n
The inhabitants of Vienna were vastly de-
pressed from the news from the field Of Sad
owa, and citizens Of Berlin were proportion.
ately elated- The Fenetians, however, we're
disposed to take philanthopic view of afs
fairs, hoping as has been frequently the case
with Austria sitter defeat, that ~ would
turn out for the best.
The official reports show that the cholera
is making rapid headwsy and appears to be
spreading ever the entire Metropolitan Dis
trlct- 1t broke ont among the troops on Hart
Island yesterday. Nine deaths occurred dur.
ing the day at that place, and ten deaths oc-
Cured on Governors Island. Two cases
proved fatal in the city out ofseven reported,
and sixteen cases were reporedin Brooklyn of
which five resulted fatally.
A soldier from Hart's Island on furlough in
Boston died of cholera there yesterday.
n fuCtSdiitAc, icttcf FStciVeu from Il6yt1,
speaking of the recent revolution that was
mentioned as breaking out in Gonaives. saw
hat the universal impression is that the over.
hrow of Getfrard's Government will be the
result.
The woods in the neighborhood Of Hol.
brook Station in Tuffolk county on the river
have been on fire for several days past and
IRE still burning. No estimate can be made
)f the damage.
The morning papers contain the following
specials from Washington.
The Senate has as yet taken no action on
he nomination of Governor Randall for
Post Master General The hitch seems to
De in the Post Office Committee, which is re-
,orted to be equally divided on the case.
There is no doubt expressed that the Senate
will confirm the nomination, which ever way
he Committee report.
Senior Romeo states that he has positive in
ormation that troops are still being des-
PATCHED to Mexico by Napoleon.
Major Ross, just appointed United State
senator, from Kansas, in place of the late J.
Lane, went to Kansas during the bloody
scenes Of 1856, and has resided there ever
'ince, being engaged in the publication of
,apers at Topeka and Lawrence. He has
AIKEN prominent part in the history of Kan
as. and served with distinction through the |
var,
Private advices received here give official |
md partial returns from 32 counties, aad the |
'ote foots up for Throckmorton, National |
Jnion candidate, for Governor of Texas,
1856: for Pease, Radical, 4,85l. Pease |
vas the nominee of the Hamilton Radical
.aucus, held at Austin during the session Of
he late State Convention. Messrs Moore. |
smith, barley, Cane and Wells are elected |
Judges of the Supreme Court, no doubt as
heir majorities IN those counties heard from !
,ver other Radical opponents are as great as
hatof Throckmorton over Pease.
A Times special denies the statement that |
ien. Rousseau has sent in his resignation as
Congressman from Kentucky. He will, how
'ver, send in his resignation to-day, and also I
Innounce it in the House.
The Herald's Ottawa dispatch says: In
he Canadian Parliament yesterday demand |
vas made for the reasons for the extending
4 certain rights to American fisheries in Ca |
ladian waters, by the p-asent Government |
dr. Gait replied that the public interest would
lot admit of the reasons being made known
i that time.
Mr.. Mcdonald then stated that If the Brit |
sh Government intended debating to Canada
was time to know it; and in the course of
lis remarks reflected very severely upon Mr. /
}louvel, one of the Ministerial party, who in
errupted and said that he would hold Mr.. |
dcDonald personally responsible.
Five deaths by cholera in this city, and sew
n IN brooklyn are reported to-day, out of