The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-01

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In 1855 was 81, 40, incsoaeoa GUY u ~
in 1e68-mucA below he a4e1 lsons Tit
result ID attributable to the ehe1eees WAieh
prevailed daring the lattsr year.
The Sultan II said 70 have hem NOR.
struck with the excsllsst manner 10 which
the Paris population, esea ~ poorest ere
shod, than vith anything else thst has fallen
under his observation. The majority Of the
people in Constantinople wear nothing bet-8
ter than old slippers; some Of them even not
having anything on their feet.
"A Society has been formed at Munich for
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10 be addressed to all smokers 10 Bavaria to
give their cigar ends to the Society, instead
Of throwing them away, Il being intended 70
apply the proceeds arising from their sale to
the clothing of poor children. Il il calcu.
lated that upward Of f5O0, 600 year may Be
obtained by this means.
M. Charles Oze Barbaroux died RECENTLY
at Walk, in the Department OF the Seine et.
Disc, France. He was the son Of the cele.
brated Girondist of the same name, the com.
panion of Gaudet, lsnard, Buzot, Louyet.
and the rest of the patriotic band whose mora
distinguished leaders were Brissot and Gen.
some, and whose greatest orstor was Gerr-
MAUD. NJ. Charles Barbaroux was born AZ
Marseilles In 1874, and was but two years Of
age when his father persisted on the scafFold.
The King of the Belgians and his chil-
dren have taken mp their quartersfor the sum.
mer season at Ostend. The Queen Of the
Belgians is now in Austria, where she will re-
main month. rM
AT Prague, recently, an American, ap-
parenty insane, created disturbance, and
was sent to a mad house. After his release
he said that he pretended insanity so that be
might obtain en- inside view of the celebrated
asylum to which he was sent.
Any newspaper, from no matter what
quarter Of the globe, which speaks Of Mexico
or Macmillan in tone unfavorable to Louis
Napoleon, is now conGsca.ed in the French
Post Office.
Business in Alexandria is undergoing q
great change. Many firms who went there
during the American war are leaving, and
grain seems again to be taking its place in
the market which, during the last few years,
has been entirely devoted TO cotton. The
grain crop is said to be very abundant. The
French have established Post Office at Port
Said, the Mediterranean entrance to the Suez
Canal.
One of the finest parts of NJ. Theirs
great speech on Mexican Affairs in the French
Chamber related TO the Empress Carlotta.
He said In presence of such affection, what
can / say, what wish can / express? Not
even that she, by lucid interval should be
come aware Of her immense misfortune We
must pray that the Divine Author of ALL
Things. who no doubt has consolation for all
those souls who have only appeared on this
earth to endure suffering-we must pray that
this Divine Being may find in the treasury of
his loving mercies wherewith to soothe this
stupendous sorrow, which may be ranked
among the great royal Affections of this GEN.
fury.
According to telegram from CONSTANT.
nople, the Turks have had marvellous piece
Of good luck in their last engagements with
the Cretsn insurgents. Dispatches up to the
9th instant had been received from Omar
Pasha. in which it is stated that on the 9th
Imperial troops were disembarked at Castle
Franco, and that the enemy was utterly
routed. In the pursuit the Turks occupied
the highest mountains around Sphakia, but
nowhere were the insurgents to be seen. The
disarmament of nearly the whole of the dis
tricts had been effected under the most favor.
able auspices, and more than FIVE thousand
rihes we're reported to have been given up to
the authorities II was expected that juno
ton Of the sea and land forces would be
formed on the It'll instant