The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-02
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Midnight Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, June |.
Mai. Gen. Butterfeld sent of 300 recruits
to California, by q mail steamer, under charge
Of Gen. JEFF. c. Davis. 1t is understood that
more are needed to fill the requisitions for
California. Two or three hundred more viii
be sent by the next steamer.
The body of Artsmus Ward arrived Friday
night, by the steamer Deutchland, and will
be taken 10 Maine Tomorrow for interment
A tobacco factory in this city, one In
Brooklyn, and twoa at Greenpoint, we're seized
this week for alleged frauds of revenue.
The deficiency Of tax in three factories seized
at Report, New Jersey, is at least $50, 600.
The steamer Hibernia, from Glasgow, ar.
rived to day.
An official report Of the special agent, in
places the defalcation here at slightly less
than $500, 900, with security which will prob
ably cover it.
The State Constitutional Convention meets
at Albany on Monday. 1t is understood tha,
one of the first things attempted will be the
removal of the disquali6catin of negro relative
suffrage.
Quite quantity Of smugged goods were
seized last night on the passenger by the
steamer Ottawa, from London.
Capt j. Micks, formerly second officer oi
the steamer Santiago de Cuba, will leave this
port for Europe on Monday next, on q moni,
| tor raft, taking with him only two sailors.
This craft is only IL feet in width and Is feet
| in length.
Mr.. Howe, Chairman of the American
Committee for assisting candidates, has arri
we'd.
The steamer Borussis, from Hamburg, Wis
Southampton 22d, is below Montreal.
| DR. Kingston sailed for Europe, on the Pc
ruvisn. to day, as representative Of the Col
lege Of Physicians to the international Med.
| ical Convention, about to be held in Paris.
Three small steamers, the Admiral Porter
Washington aud Tempest, from New York
bound west, were seized by the Custom au
\ thoriiies yesterday. They we're suspected ol
Fenanism, and supposed to take part in the
threatened raid, but the facts are that nayi
CATION of the St. Lawrence ceased with the alb
rogstion of the reciprocity treaty. and foreign
vessels can't now come further than Quebec
without special permit from the U. 8. Ex
ecutive. Papers have been sent for and YES
sells held, in the meantime, for investigation
In the Kennedy kidnapping case, nearl,
completed, Kennedy, who is accused of mur
dering men in Ohio, fed to Canada and tool
up his residence in Hemningford. Partie,
followed and forcibly removed him to th
place where the crime was committed. Tn
Canadian Government demanded his restors
ton. A committee was appointed TO tax
evidence, and the fact of kidnapping was es
tabIished beyond doubt. The trial of Ken
Inedy could not take place until September
before which time he will probably be surren
dered to the Canadian Government.
Another extradition case came up, in whic
three parties named Dalon, Butler an
Barns we're accused of burglary and then Q
q large amount from the Office of the Fri
Rrailroad Company.
The French anti-federal party held meeI
ing here and resolved, from their organiza
ton, to save Canada from the hosts Of evils
believing that the French nationality
threatened with destrcution.