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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30
FROM NEW YORK.
Henian Mattsrs-ealartss ~ O0esrs The
Attemps - Break Jail ~ Dtng sing
Several Prissasrs Killed laaa Wound
ed.
EKv YorK, Aug. ~.

NV AobAy mug. -.
No new cases of cholera are reported in
Brooklyn or this city.
The Fenians Of this city are determined
not to lake part in the ovation 70 the Presie
dent to day. They will pursue their usual
avocations and headquarters will be open ~
usual. An address was issued yesterday u
the Irish women Of America BY committee
Of the Fenian Sistsrhood. They call for con-
rribasions and donations for the Irish prison.
err 10 Europe.
A report showing up the financial Affairs Of
tho Mo6att Mansion, ~ they were found on
the resignation Of Col. O. Nahoney, has been
made public. The report costaips full LIST
of ihe officers Of the .O,AdhoAsy bsaaca of
the Fenian Bsashsrhood, yisA the3 Alss1es,
showing tket ~ the Heed Centre tote 5000,
and 6vc cabinet officers $500 each. The
private secretary Of the Head Centre and ten
other officers Of the civil and war department
$1,000 each seven clerks $500 eaah; porter
and three messengess $500 70 871O; four
msmhers Of the eentral coaucil s. - day and
expenses, and twenty-three other military
officers and organizers, who received from
$40 per month with expenses paid, up to the
salary of general.
1t appears that up to January 9th, 1856,
the sum of S35, 728 in money has been sent
70 JOnu Hltcueit IN ATie} anu DouuS Iepfe-
senting $1,000 additional up 70 April. The
amount spent in sending officers to Ireland
was $500, and to refugees in New York dur
ing three months. received Sl0,223 a.. Ths
secret service accounts from January 10th to
April 18th, foot up $l3.33O 60; the total
outlay for three months, including suspended
drafts, is set down at $ls5, ,2S9 IS, and the
Treasurer makes his books balancs with the
the three items, cash on hand, suspended
drafts, and receipt Of money. The economy
of the Mofatt mansion, including or
ganization and contingent expenses foot up
during three months, $l04, ,4Ol 81.
The details of the attempt 70 break Jail at
sing Sng on the par. Of at. sumeer ,ss o. s;. con,
of them engaged in it. The leader, Edward
Stafford, was killed, three others severely or
mortally injured, and two others slightly
wounded. One of the guards was hurt by Q
stone, and another one died from disease Of
the he art after the fight was over, occasioned
by the excitement.
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CAsLr GosSIF.--A French journal, he
Coxyrier dx How're, AyG New York =
situated nearly seventy degrees of loe9s>
tude west of Paris. The earth, ip 10 daaly
rotation, travels through three hundred aad
sixty degrees in twenty>four hosrs, from
which il results that every fifteen degrees to
the vsst Of TIE 6rst mesidisa psaced q Pans
is one hour later. When it is noon at Psrisit
i only eleven o'clock q sfteeA AsgIeee 70
the wsst Of that city. And - New York =
seventy. six az srees to the west Of Pans, 1t
follows that il Is seven o'clock in the evening
1t New York when il Is midnight at Paris.
Suppose, then, that great edifce in Paris
the Opera, for example-takes hre at quar-
tsr past twelve Al night, on the LIST OF Sep
tember next, the event is Immediately tele-
graphed from Paris to New York, and i d.
ted Paris, quarter past twelve 1t night,
September 1st' The news arrives st New
York, let rs say, in two hours, to make AM
pie allowance for interruptions, Ac.; the dis
patch dated Paris, LIST September, arrives IN
New York At quarter past nine in the even
ing Of the 3lst OF August, so that New
York manager could sppear on thestage, and
after the three customary bows, could thus
express himself Ladies and gentlemen,
am sorry to have to inform you that the opera
At Paris has been destroyed By FIRE just three
hours after the present time. Our director
has Just transmitted to bis Paris confrere his
condolences on the disaster which 10 going 70
happen to him. Moreover it will no longer
suffice TO indicate date and aay, 'such day
and such an hour,' it viii be necessary TO add
stime, ct such place.
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A TIoHr PEack-A prying girl lstely found
herself in very tight place on the occanon
of grand ball given as the Atheneum, Sun
derland, Eagland. when all ths yoath, beauty
and fashion ofthe district were gathered to-
gether. In the midst of the amusements Of
the night, when the enjoyment VAS u its
height, lump Of plaster fell from the cell
ing on the head Of . young lady who was
playing the eight fantastic toe 70 the music
Of the .Rss& HON Galsp." 4 scream-a
swoon-a removal from the marble hall. -
threw the company into consterpation, which
subsiding into curiosity, the spectators looked
up, and beheld lAdy's leg dangling down
below the ceilingl "All hands aloft!' ~ss
the cry, and soon it was discovered that
sundry servant maids, coveting sight Of the
baal, he'd sealed the heights to grssify their
desire u . ventilator, when one ofthem s'put-
ting her foot into it, made the awkward
sxhihsfion alladed TO. She was extricated
from her predicament little vorse for the
display Of her 'fahtastic toe.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM UTTUMWA.
Especial Dispatch to the GArE Cur.l
OrrunwA Aug. q

OrruMwA Aug. %.
On the arrival Of the excursion train here
we were met by Burlington party, and given
an elegant Lunch by P. 6. Ballingall, Of the
Depot Hotel.
The train leaves at il:45, with the car
from Burlington attached. The excursonists
number nearly 800.
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FROM OTTAWA, C. W.
Holiday IN Hsne- - she Laying - ehs
Atlantic Csbls-Ths Crepe.
Draw, c. ", Aug. 2e.

OTTAWA, c. W., Aug. 26.
The rot has attacked the potato crop in
Ottawa county, owing to the late continual
rain, and the Oat crop is also a good deal
damaged. these two products will be scarce
here in the coming winter.
To-day is observed as public holiday at
the Capital, in honor of the laying of the
Atlantic Cable. The holiday is not general
throughout the Provinces
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Retphlieen Csavsnalea e PhalaaslPAAa-
PFItAPEl<rlA,A Asgs8,
The Repshlleaa censpsasiaasl Cogsentsaa
Of tkis cisy nst to-day aad soninstsd the ~
l0WiqA eaadi1ateg -
Fra Distsiet, Janes r. Lyndall; Second
DjsnicS Hon. Chas- O'Neill; Third District.
Hoe. LSssard Myers; Fourth District Hoa.'
". p, Kelly.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug, q.
In regard 10 the causes for the informally
attending the Presidest's visit to this city
yesterday, the North American Of to day says:
at is noteworthy fact that of the 46 mem.
bers Of the Common Coanal and tha rs
members Of the Select Council, less than 20
ars at present in the city, and Of these . con-
siderable majority are Democrats. The Mayor
iataking the only rest that be csa spiW for
year to come, 20 that the absence 81 any
municipal procession in yesterdays cere-
monies was unavoidable.
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FROH EUROPE.
IVA. THE ATLANTIC cAsLx.]

TAns fer the Evssasttoa - HRsosA
TFoeps fkea Msxise 0xesD4sa. 01i -
Ytrss sl Januevy.-The B0pssse Cnaf.
ietts 0aaA ts have eassssasa n ~
Missisn IN Behalf - 1sxaAiAaae-Tns
Heaasuartsrs ~ the PrusstaA Army
Removed - Psplits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

Rev. Z. B. Tuttle, OF Chicago. formerly
Post Chaplain 1t Camp Douglas, has been
rendered an appo;nsment abroad, in reogni-
don of his faithful services At the camp.
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NEw YoRK, Aug. ..
Only three cases Of cholera, Or Of which
was fsial, was reported in the city to-dhy,
and only two deaths reported in Brooklyn
70 Day.
Sr. LouIs, Aug. SO.
Ten Cemeaeries report tha& ssventy~shrse
burials took place yesterday.
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--
From PHILADELPHIA,

Tks Qasker CITY Apslogixes fer her In
teraality n Receiving the President
suo settes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-30

New Millinery.
Mra CROWEIL & BOWMAN
ns,s sJ.st rsssi..d s.,sss a,sors.s.sss
oU ~ ~ Z r GO Cd 0 !,
Hsv sayss
Hats, Lace Don0ets, &C.
which they i,vis. d. Ladies 70 ea,i ~ sza.is.
~P ssaeul.r as.sst,sa ssv.a % ssr.v s..ehine. -
EssftA strsst, bst. Has 4 1assAaas
3. r. WORLEY,
BLACK SMITH.
Csr. Vain Ii ST., Kesksk, Iswa.
HoRsE-sHOEING, Steamboat, Mil,
IL Quarry asd nAge Toe, vork Waesns o. haal Or
nsds e order. kspaistss done proaety.
SWEET OPOPONAX
or MEXICO.
N . w p 0r Exa zn
P0R 1H HA6DKKncHIEF, F,
FOR SALE sY
w. "A. 8HHR9.
lo6 Main St Kcokuk.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Ms bastifal. most dscass and fragrant Psrfsns =
nsas Aea the sov~ fros which II derives its AA.s,
vAtsh 10 DssA OILY 10 nexico szess say Other ssT the
sxquiatssss ofin fFasraacs- fsagioAl.
q - u = q
ORANGE PLANTS ]!
YSHE undersigned has An Usage Nursery
vhieh he stsh.s 10 disresso At Wholesale st grssi
y rS4Gs9 uEtcsa n Pfa1ts BE- hauled . distases
eftve handrd nsiss, for y essts psr tASsssnd and
vfths1t the sixhtsst injury.
For further infosnafion call On or addrs0
HARRISON nROWHLB1,
ty7fzn WsbsseS, Hascock Co. ma
1. n. PEARCE,
Blank Book Manufacturer,
PAPnR RUx.1n
,oA -m
B OOK B IN ID r r
McCune's Building,
Cor. Main 4 I'd ST., KEOKUK, IOWA.
nekdly
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ms impesuom,y sometimes assansed ne plans OF the
army HaS 1s 20 r% Ses Sc ss1
&c scclamatons Of the population were given, rather
than 10 O'Donnel
DEMOCRATIC CHARACTER or THn RisINa.
Madrid Jan 81 Correspondence Pasa Temps1
lwrise 70 You in haste on the subject Of The news
s..eia..sss q i.o rsgasns: or e.,sIT s:.loOsa 4.
place amid shouts Of Down with the Boursons Hur
rah for the Ibsran unionn the oacia organs assert
the rising This Mvery likely Jor txe ssve.es Ssine
sidysaascai must Aave hem promoted Hstaissd and
ear.sd est " s syeea.t Who are the no and soul o.
every pvoNssciGmieto and some few officers hoping 70
rise 10 the scale Of promotion. Nevertheless, the
anarchy Is 20 great that It would be rash 70
manner tho 1isscscrs Of the prstosian out
break. Tho rusnor rsns that the progressista
Generals con.re,as and Psnad are .. tho heed q shs %
know where 70 10y It's hands on General Prim who has
been playing at hldo and ssek for some time Up 70 tho
lowed the example OF Ocana and Aranjuez but n this
country, and under the lamentsble crcunstances In
which we are placed, nothing 10 certain; ne may oc
casion conspracy trfe may prevent hor cause lis
failure Knowing tho country public feeling, and the
army as know them, think can your readers
wcek for tho African penal colonies hos NOS left
ior iu dest nation, there are ninety nine chances
that the insurgents succeed In crossing he immsnse
plans Of In Mancha and in reaching the mountains Of
Andaossa revolution 10 both cases IL all but certain for
az told you in my last 10 tier, all agricultural ARdalsid
Is ready fv dewerafic rising in which Il win mud itself
supported by part Of Valencia and all tho Californian opc
yes who for several years have been enrolled under
the banner Of socialism.
In conclusion the writer that everybody Is Ia favor
OF change OF government aud that the ministers, hav
Ing offended the cerey and the have really
one 70 rely He beFs his readers 10 pay attention
10 What s preparing rather than 10 what already
coupished and that from whatever point Of view
the stuaton is regarded Il is evident that spain tho
eve of OF dsnou<pseM Ten Thousand workmen
at Baroolons ready he ssserx TO take up arms and
tbe arme wall rot be wanting
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Our San Francisco Correspondence.


The steamship John l. Stephens arrived from Tho
Mexican pors on the Gulf Of California lat evening Nth
a number Of pa,s,ngon and si59,s5s in treasure sha
brings months later news from that section az ito
country The mot important item IL that relating "a
tie condition 81 Affair IN Lower California
The facu are IN brief as follows
The Imperial Commi'sloncr fig Upcno,a, vas cot
over from NsIatlnn 10 Ia Far tome two months spc.
in French war steamer 10 accept tho Fubmi,sob
Adhesion Of the people 10 The empire The then 20,
OF Lower California aud Tho Council or stslo Lgs
lanre concluded that Hsslc,s to kick against a..
bnyonetS and made terms With the imperial Cos.,s
sioncr Who therefore ell hands IN TIE orosrs
Of The empire. no changes being made. All vent merry
mar age bell until tho steamer sailed ava;
when former Governor 81 the state 'n ~
counter revolution, marched into l. Pa ~
rested and imprsopcd all The ofrorrr. and ttshi sof
Temporary State government 10 &C, Until lie anna ~
the newly elected Leatenan, Governor Don Mo -
Pelrn, mortal law being proclaimed w the near 49,
Tands rs,sed for The government sqa I,v
days after Don Manuel rcinn arrived and .cszr<,a
stalled Governor under tho republic Of 'iedoo
The deposed imperial fanei, nary, Don Carlo, Gsist
and tho imperial Commissioned Fspsnosa, with lhs' b
oroiala broke isl aud escaped In two iuit .otttog
boomers, 81 81 ibi and twelve no burthcn rsp.t.y
and reached Msssilan In safety bot found force ,Sy
60 return to 10 Psx aud them AZ they hal
peeled The fact Ia that the French ia ussaiiao t.a
Gnaya completely hemlnsd IN and b,sesod b,
nssssbn, vke wake shou WORK With s,evy man ~. ra-
his foo, outside the barbados aud they would '.lgf.
both PLACES II the Trenoh war did
the towns This beng the os'e there noboa, 70 "a
the fugitive Governor and bis suite and al sst
they were at Nsstan. saung. nhs k.eAvb~s for "as
thing 10 turn up.
Our dates from Il rAz To December u, ~ vL',s
time everything uS gua under republican rais ,inssa
Lover California Tho same ,ans .fil ~ played me-
ever Msrmihsnf sssnts 80 fahnssson fos M s-oesr'
and counter fsvoluton tho moment the mB'ary s".
Of sight
ny the Stephens We have recent advice ron u
vrecing party nom San rrAnsI.o ghder soDnsaf -
z l.. smiley, d this 'iiv, Who Al .ors s.tuts
the treasure q the burned steamer caden Gate n
the sane party Who took eight hrhar.d to4sfd
dollars from the wreck whish hes hAhaAHi1 ,s
since. They have washed the sAnd away from ~ ira
by powerful force pump. and have recovered ,@r
Of the ussgre. Nth certainty u sstnrg ne bAh,s
say from Two hundred hoesspd dollars 10 n's ttnJ 81
thousand dollars
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sas cosson paes which roy dnftea ashore but Of
thass poor fellows manased II and bey gradually dis
appeared anoug tho dA6Fb q cotton, timber sails, &c
Ther xas thsd ebssvsa pis>s dnfeusisvth sbs.e on
u The people eoiectsd - shore hen ysnt out shout
der 70 shoulder at Ucas nsk and carried them ashore
who were also rescued Nv Emoss came on bales
The captain struck OUT lbs eho shore. turned back
when half way, and molly held on by some piece
I'LL shout eight o'clock No given up for
bong lost by all but aheus eight O'Clock there
Q FAINT cry heard from Q pIscs drifting In, and
every effort used ~ reach HIM. where he found quite
benumbed and most tenaclooeiy holding on. He must
have been about nye houn In The water, during which
time tho sea was regularly wahing over him The sail
duly attended 10, also the captain who H. considering
tho circumstances wsndsrfull3 well.
On NE lst inst tlree RQdie6 were washed ashore, and
Wa expected thai the others would also be thrown up
The most II not all Of the cargo win be saved least
the cotton but the grain not expected 70 be found.
The greatest praise due 10 Tho peeplo Of Iona for their
courage In imminent danger 10 rsecuing the poor help
lese men, most Of whom could not move and had
to be carried "a houses; and also for their prompt
the wrecked scamsn stripped themselves Of their cloth
ing the better TO enable them 10 swim
y. IL wW most heartTeudinq tccne 70 hear tho poor
drowning mon Shrek for assistance when 4 t3ud not
Be given or " zee them dropping on and sinking rise
more
The following ia a list Of tho names Of the crew and
passengers saved from tho Guy hannering Charles
Brown, mastcr James cragh, first oIcer Peter Anson
carpenter Thos Everard, James Walters, John Austin
Thomas johnson, Henry Pike James Cook, Thomas Law
son and Joseph Paris ssamen and not given,
PassengenRchard Staple, Hans Tellfruith Jos Hansen
Joseph Jones and name not ascertalned when the
captains letter was despatched
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TO rns EDiroa oV rns nysaLo.
Hss Ioss, Jan a. ItsS
Ia looking the column q yOIr pap-s ~ ~ -
] tber1 dlrsren, r,post- ross<rnns ~ sAas
uophs N the hars soosl.n under my oonm.nt Bslhs'
n which correct osa.sqasrfiy ia leave a. s1ssA.
dot the and sivs safsosnt ~ tLs cof.sssp
~ ocrsrrcd
JAILED from at.sess~5a s.aasfr O. Isss. h.esB ssf
Ns~ Yo,s ani ariT~s % sandy If-ss shi the ~.
~ the n1nth On tho ~ thAi dat, A. Z
hall past nine run hia ~ ths tafvsgaf =
Bsvrs. csp,an Hshssn fhs shIp~ lying siots
their oDursss yell siesr q sah siisr, ssii ~ pGs
-, ab~ahs " N. seoiAnd shea sAs ts Hsyrs ~ tsf
the Sotiand The siaftsfi qasrtsf ara saitrr tss
mast and bs ~Leie sshfe - ~ sisrn ai-1 ssfs.tl
bsi.s - oDtsA 0a, ~ tha bs'ssfn dasts TIC tsfs,
then sssng hroadsd~s 'nss,iisf IN Trnses hgii
~ tbc Time Tssy s,fuck e1ch atksn To .ssi Asa
ceiysd cpusitsrabis damage % hail an1 sIarF
A. spf az ths Frssf ~ Gear ~ ssth Gun ths
-oiari bsinr unnanar - - isf 70 beth sset.s- tst
hbdlns tlsy soad not taii hff. " hfs Afa ~
perry ct sssy TIE fYfs Ant 80 rhirh fsrf.sd
The itb0otn sti ttsfn arf even 'haF alta tod frsf
after Fo' The spsr- ~ eisas she stcpg-1 of1sgng
And n the nSsnIng mad ssgnal 80 gAsfhe4s " .
whra saa eone disianca ~ fans Aol sss3s I o..
gsgsi Der - csfry 20 - tn ~ ~ eff.sianfs
sher- arrived ~ nse fFss 4 ~ u.s 2isr iissn
sgsf tbs stesfutug f1ioirua IhorAs All . 81
ssssi lne n sstiluF hsf ~ Kos Tpfs rtsfs
rived -ih 90 tafs a tn = CO - ssd a. -
me-, ob@l 80,
b uAYgAED. uAsi, e h4r. s.saAis
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REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.


Nads - In state OF siege-Terros OF the
Gov srnsseat-The Queen Adv iged ca
Ren Ala An Franee-viesory Of the la
Surg rats-Democratie Mature Of IN,
mai -, Ne.
5ren u: Liverpool Mercury, Jan. iol
Private sdyices from Madrid lthc kilograms 10 ho
almost erhanel uatc tna' me government undoub,
eddy In ~ aanesr am .nat inc pfogretnsas entertain
oon6asnt negotiations OF tho success Of The revolt The
soyerpmsn " alleged, does all u 10 prevent tho
iransms~io alaming kilograms 70 other countrcs and
An other avs beirays consciousness Of the critical
STAT. Of an Gr Queen Christina, who Was on her
.ay 20 Mad, "a when the instruction broke out was
.ourod al l hgonnc bya despatch from 0DonnoII 70
son,p.ndius Or not 10 leave france-vhch shows nat
shc soverpms IN not confident Il would have The
puiic nsiIsve IL also Observed tkat the psasni out
break bagan n nnch tho rare way AZ ODonnens nsur.
~sde in A,adrIdohIsny q Members OF The propsss~tA
n.rtv and editors % TIE progresssa Abe
sova ItseIt unquict that a foend necessary 10
Ssen a AFR. ug rarrsoa in ~ Marshal Donnen hse
xsssea The arscks Of the town, sccomsspied By his
.sl,,sa Al, ., sary Nsrhsl rarvssx htsnmored that
1ands az ressa, "a have jelnAd the nssrsssu
rur q rruArroH op sAsuAas o.
Madrid 1J,p\ 81 Corresrondsncs London fln<e1
n,tv soon 10 ~ boekaded. 10 b dimcan 70 collect
sv,-yvorshv nteIs ,ncenext 10 Impossible transmit
ms Sovernment papers only WRIT 70 conceal and
atwul~~ TIE truth r. other Journals even ths
cdsnss and moss dA-osd 70 the cause Of order, such
ths Ete o--even the sstrans Of the o Donnef Min
ssy, such ~ The Rein. arr zsd Gay ~ cay, oons Out
ssxly infatuated and can onh. obtain peace ~ pietsng
prsssns nseress escsps Tho dicss'sn Of the men IN
povev.
IA 40 cavalry rsssmspts. Bals, and caAArava
Tch musnied al AranIuez and 0cana 90 oe gh' Fem
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LONDON MONEY MARKET-JAk. IL.
The funds we're dull, but csnrols pretty steady
Tho discount demand moderate.
Consols for money, S6X 81 United States i've
twen,ses CAY %. Enc shArcs, % 66ts. Illinois
Central shares, T5h n 10.
The Liverpool pricos 70 day arc about the same as
above.
Tbe bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
f2b 600 "A.
Aethwaitc CIRCULAR OF The evening Of the 10th inst
sayt The ADVANCE In the Banks rate ofdisoount
eight per cent cnased some depression In merican
curites, which somewhat increased BY In extraor
binary article the Times American credit but the
falhetes, or Frntber omissions, m the Ttnses'
statement were eiarng that the effect Little
than momen'ary, and to-day, improved quotations for
and decline in god from New York, the market
rallied and closed hrm Fivetwcncs, after selling down
TO ca. have advanced 20 64s4 o. Illinois ntral
shares steady at 15k 10. Ere shares have i'm
proved from 55h to &c a 565s
An interesting report IN pubshcd by the trustees 81
Peabodys 1sSo 900 gift for the benefit n the poor OF
London.
LivENrooL COTTON hAREEr-JAS. H.
CorTos Thc Proken Circular reports the SAL Of the
week at so 600 bales Of which $50 spectators
and ~ 900 70 exporters Tho market opened very dun
aud declined Id I'd. but subsequently partially
covered from the depression closing nrncr ut decline
however, OF Nj Id for Aancrionp, aud Nd 81 for
other descript ons Tue authorized quotations are
FhH. Afding.
Orleans ...... ................ al god
Mobile! Observation-Disclosures. 2ihd Iet.d
Uplands. .......... ........ n ID le1d
The saef today lfrdayl mated at 10 900 bales
the .ct closing steady. TIE stock port epti.
mated at 800 900 bales of which 1872 600 American
LIVERPOOL BHsApsrurps sARKEr-JAs. ~.
Breadsturs are nrmer
~ LivEHrooL PRovInoas sARKEr-JAs. ~.
1rovimohs are f'ppy.
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narffsu rrspsr = noyf. Ca rrwrsr- me fira
q a. clavsrtisa 81 M Bsfsi. sants, n<Aeos u "a
cHJ sci risinsy hsi gss'ss~sy st~ssos. s'-s
gsiass q toe fAsn 49, NJ ss, stHssh sssos< s,ssss,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26

want OF Confidence motion was defeated in tho Iassla
i've Assembly, and tho ministers have announced No
ptorogAhon " Parliament and have sppeaIod 70 mo
country. Tue members Of tho Executive Council
petiuonng the Queen TO recall tho Governor
New Zealand sdvioss 10 the 22d of November announce
iuhcr svsrsses OF the colonss; but tho war SIN la
gers The natives Of Poverty and Hawk Nays are lay
ing down Ncr arms tho volunteers have captured anv-
Volkner, - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-26
General r. Clay Crawford Arrested by
Order of General Sheridan.
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST COAST.
The COunter-RevOlutiND I'D
hh cs~a~1.-.k ~'<A.EE "-s.
Lower California.
The French Rcmmcd In ut 06azat-
Ian and ouayamas.


NV 0RLKANs, Jan. "a, isHa
General r. G Crawford was arrested last niebt BY coo
mel Young Chief Of General shordans seogt on boA.a
tho steamer Continental bound for New York steam
tug readiness 10 which the Gsasral .mo.eJ.
aiey transferred and conveyed to Fort Jackson where
he In ut present detained Ia ciose confinement