The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-26

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Ksv YosK. Sept. 25.
The weather has continued cool. There
were ten fresh cases Of cholera reported 10
this city during the past f~eaty tour fours.
Tsa burial permits for choiers dead wers IL
sued during the forty eight hours sading yes
terday afternoon The mortna1 report fol
hst wssk showed $50 deaehs il the city and
the public isstitutions. FIFTY -fosf deaths
were from cholera There were two cases
reported in Brooklyn yesterday, one Of which
proved fatal The report for the past week
shows that there we're tweuty-one deaths IN
that period.
A picnic for the benefit of the Fenian
prisonen 10 Ireland vas held By the Fenisn
SIsserhood q. Joneswood Yesterday. Mr..
Stevens made q speech in which he reiterated
the assertion thai fighting wouid commence
in ireland this year, aud tina, he would be
with them in the fight
/. lhe hard of Aldermen md counciimeu
have ordered monumenn 70 deceased sDiliers
% b esscted IN Greenwood csmsssfy, - cost
$4,000
Kelly's Kerosene Oil works ut Hunter
Point. took IRE last night about half pest ten
o clock, from the explosion Of . vas, and .
disastrous confagraiion ensued. There were
sevenl thousand dollars worth Of oil in bar
rels at the time Of the breaking out of the
fire, and il was all consumed. The large
brick building belonging to the works which
contained the machinery, and several shedi
stored with kerosene we're consumed, and
four or FIVE oil tanks we're destroyed.
A Herald Ot,a~a dispatch says; Cabine,
meetings of the Canadian government srs
being held daily in Qaebec, the subject dis.
Guessed being the military condition Of The
Provinces, the Confederation. and the failure
of the Bank Of Upper Canada Much inse,
crrisy il feit id financial circles. money still
demanding Is per cent. in Montreal
The Feniana are said TO be assembling fos
an INVASION at High Gate, near House
Point Large quantities of military stores
were being received NJ Toronto and Montreal
and being sent % the western portion Of Ihs
Provinces.
The Herald publishes q secret treaty en-
tered into by the Governments Of brazil
Buenos Ayres and Uruguay which has foI
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authority in Paraguay, anas the complete de
struction OF the sovereignty. Independence
and integrity Of tina, country The treaty
was signed on the FIRST OF May, 1865, Al Bue-
NOS Ayres, by the sagacious mxBeuvers Of
Hon. Edward Thornton, Minister 81 Buenos
Ayres. and W. Garun Weiser. Bsihsi
Charge Affairs at Monsesideo. The treaty
cot only a9ecis ParAgsas. hat also koisssA.
After having oTerthrown the present Govern
mens Of Paraguay, and set up another IL ia
stead, the siiie3 bind themselves 10 exact Of
the new Government D settlement Of boand>
ar,es npon . certain basis On tying down
the bases the allies conceds = large step o.
Bolivian terrltdry, and also very important
wafer rights in the territory OF brazil and
Buenos AyreA This claim 70 Bolivian TERN
tory and nights has aroused the isd,gnaksor
Of Bolivia, while the attempt 10 oyerthros
the existing aosernmsat Of Paraguay ha.
called forth Vigorous protests from Peru and
Chin
A Tribune New Orleans special says the
Tyler, Ark, r4pers Of the l2lL inst say Tea,
detachment hf United states troops, unde.
command of Capt Upper, we're fired into by
M Arkanmn, Who was not aware That Ehs
war Was over.
0flciKi INFORMATION received from Benharn,
Texas. shows that place TO be ia state oil
instruction. The citizens are al armed
xnd patrol the ttreets 10 prevent the soldier
from coming Into town. The mayor nac
sheriff are repufted 10 have teieTrHphed The
AdIutant-G General Of the State 10 know how
many men he could furnish to drive the Ian
KEGS OF A reply il said 10 hare been re.
ceivsd offering Eve hundred well armed men
and more If NECESSARY. The officer command
ing the detaehnheut Of the troops, numbering
about sixty maH, had entrenched and other
xise fortified lii position. after receiving I
large supply OF ammunition from Galveston
BE expressed confidence in being able Il
withstand an attack. Cen Sheridan left fol
the scene OF action this morning.
Gov. Wells I'd alex with the fever end acne
He denies the statement that he endorses In,
President g policy.
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been given to the whaie volunteer force o
the e,ty 20 muster at gwen points on the hrs
alarm Of the FIRE bells. well accouired will
forty rounds OF ball cartridge. An at,emp
to burn or capture the city is feared Large
gaanfriek If military stores. intending ambu
lances, are arriving here. Regular troops
and volunteers are continually moving hithe'
and lhithsr. A yacht has been seized to dA,
and her crew Of three men arrested on suspi
eion oil being Fenians. a smaii quantity O
Ammunition Was found ON board.
A Tribune special says !. is now dehnisel,
stated that JET. Davis viii not be tried tn
| coming October. The Circuit Court thai me
at Norfolk In Apr last. under the impression
gwen by the local papers that Congress ha'
voted 10 transfer the sittings to Richmond
adjourned in proceedings on the 9th Of Ma
to the latter city until October The Ac
No. Sc aid not pass both houses until Ma
| I'D The sdjoarament Of The Casrt vss Z
| that time premature and illegal, consequent
| y the Court viii have TO convene at Narfall
aud perfect legal adjournment to Rich
mond On the 9Th of July Congress passe
the Act No i'll, recognizing the 4ih Circui
OF the United States Courts, BY naming Del
svare in plsce of South Carolina, while I
the same time the necessary reallosment {
JUDGES 10 tne>iJistrict were admitted
Judges Of the supreme Court do no, agre
upon their power TO make this change
/ Judges, and il will be necessary 10 await tn
action CT Congress- in the matter Whe
the s16cialties shall have becoms cnssectef
| il . aathoriaatively announced that TIE ~
Try will Ia 10 Wise interfere with ~ az
| law Chief Justice Chase announces himse
in readiness 10 call . special session of th
Court and proceed With the trial nj once.
Moses Cummings, messenger of the Ma
tional Broadway bank was robbed on Wa
street, to-day, of over $4,000 by youn
man named Joseph A Clifton. The shs'
was pussued md captured and the noney r,
covered.
j Over 10000 people we're in attendance
the Park to-day to witness the races. Ger
Grsm Ess m Interested spessataf- Ih4hA
T re, nne N . qnartsfs wa1 con BY Ny,
Wdiier Weldon's Lexington colt Was secon;
and sanford Tisdale third. Time All. Fl
the Inauguration race there were four start
The first heat - Won by KeutuSy in 10
4 Onward was second; Idlewild was dis'ance'
Fleetwing was third. Second heat was al,
won By Ksutncly in 7:4l}s Fleetwing y,
second md Ouwufd third
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