The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-15
are reported to be the primary cause Of the

are reported to be the primary cause OF the
dissatisfaction.
LIE Grand, cashier of the Poitiers' branch
of the Bank of France, before leaving for
this country, he is alleged to have abstracted
an additional sum of about $4,000, the
greater part of which was recovered when he
was arrested in this city Monday last. The
examination to be before United States Com
missioner Belts, has been postponed until
Tuesday next.
Advices from Mexico confirm the report
that the Mauris emmigration scheme has
proved a complete swindling operation
Emigrants arriving at Cordovo found the
promises of lands and assistance are all
merely lures to gull them, and they are return
ing to the United States
The Liberals have concentrated part OF
their forces at Omeaa. The occupation of
Tycatulpum secures the Vera Cruz coast and
Grizalo district. Ronda. one of the Liberal
chiefs in Moorl:a, is enforcing large loans, and
in Megia the Mexican Imperialist was pursu-
ing the same course. In Matamoras the Lib
erals are still watching the latter city, keep
ing Megia closely within his intrenchments.
The General in Chief Of the Tauablipas for
ces in De La Gorse has issued proclama-
tion encouraging Maximillian's soldiers to
desert
The Heralds Fortress Monroe special
says preparations are being made i'll the Fort
to keep IN memory the anniversary Of the as
sassination of President Lincoln, The Band
will play dirges. the soldiers will parade with
arms reversed, and minute guns will be fired.
Business in produce and merchandise were
less active yesterday and vegetables were
somewhat irregular.
The Court OF Appeals announced that no
opinion will be gwen in the case of Gonzales
and Pellieir, the murderers of several others,
until June.
Mr.. Wolfe, of Utica, was arrested yester-
day on charge of bgamy and larceny, pre-
ferred against him by Lanises Goldman, Of
No. l65 Allen street. The complainant
stated that the accused committed the double
crime in September. 1864 He was commit-
ted for examination. The last woman whom
Wolfe married was complainant's wife
The Fenian Senate is still in session in this
city.
The 7'ribunes special says the Sub Com
mittee of the House Judiciary Committee
met again yesterday. TO consider the case Of
jeff Davis. They have not yet received any
Of the evidence from the Bureau OF military
justice.
A Washington dispatch says blanks for
the collection of the Internal Revenue tax
Tor the present year, are now being printed ana
distributed to Assessors as rapidly as possible
who are ordered by Commissioner Rolling
TO commence the annual assessment as soon
as they receive them. The Reconstruction
Committee had another meeting yesterday.
and agreed to report another lot of testimony
on Monday next There are about twenty
witnesses whose testimony is quite voluni
nous Among the witnesses are Ex proyis-
ional Governors Sharkey and Johnson
Among the testimony offered is an affidavit
from General Sheridan. Stephens testimony
alone was about four columns in length.
The steamers City of Paris, Fulton, Allan
tic, Scotland and Panama. sailed to-day for
Europe taking $4,000.