The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-27

From the New York Tribune, March ;
lone light may be thrown on the question
the identity OF the new Peepirg Tom by
following extract which We are permitted
lake from private letter, dated Paris.
brasry 28d:
A pair Of Americans OF my acqusint-
e pointed out to me in Gdlignani, this
rning. a paragraph stating that the scoun.
llv relator. GU the strength Of whose letter
johnson, Seward wrote an almost as
meful one to Mr.. Motley, is--G. W
Cracker. and Joining to this identity of
,e some other little iikelihoods, they are
IN inclined TO believe that this citizen of
limited states IS tue person WHOM We
the honor Of counting on our visiting
Some time last September, or early IN
bber, | was told at the Consulate that
McCrscken, representing himself as
espondent of the New fork Herald, had
asking for my address. left a note for
giving day and hour when would be at
e. lie game peoriy dressed, sllry gery
\. looking quite III, sad coughing from
to time According to his own account
I'd been in the army then bad place
ew Qreana-in the Casiom House, it
lect rightly-and had left there for his
A.. and come to Europe as many foolish
Us do without sufficient means OF pay.
Is expenses His fatherin Law was rich,
sean. He had written letters 10 several
IS, end was sure Of money coming to
here from some one in Chicago vas
ised at the delay was sure that Mr..
ay tour Consul, then off for his quar-
vacation in Switzerland would furnish
poae,, beng a Trend Of his, asked q
Of me to carry him on till Monday the
ting day. when Mr.. y. was expected
got it, of course, and noted that Was
'consider il gratuity. Nicolay told
AZ he did not recall the man name or
ali; did not suppose that his story
ue to the extent that they we're tovns-
let him have some money and finally
he man had lived by direct begging for
Eeeks here. helped him 10 half pr,ce
e to America, which was paid, think,
charitable .easienss az lie pAlae OF
L. Now tins mans name is O. W.
cken. He did not indeed hail from
iork. but from Illinois: but. as iutis
above, there are some other little cir
beside identity of name, that lead
suspect identity Of person viii 4.
as iuformer. II A. il Mecfscksn
our Nee, ! pity the poor wretch
han | did when be was in my room
for ten francs Oar G. ". McC.,
fway, had not been 10 Austria, and
his shirt unwashedness could have had
Hnce. except in forpta pduperfs, TO the
\ te chambers Of our Ministers and
sincerely hope that our pool
| Nee. is not the gentlemsnly CORE
1t Of Audrey,
gssy- or nrsxav ExIessvrs AZ mi
According TO the New Orleans Bee
favorable reports are sent home by tn
Immigrants who have gone South
1 immigration which promised 10 b
Rirtually suspended, the planters no
bet learned humanity toEard labor
a seecimen of these reports, o Ger
rer pnblishes letter which says:
Immigrant agents send sill they cal
a south, where they are treated lik
Tigers. The abandoned Niger hut
shelter; four pounds OF pickle,
urye -four we're their weekly food
Ho triad . esoase--tnd vag ,aesx q
u so--vere Ieft s the mefey 9TH
eIplsnferA Rseu ths lahorers a
f,Ek could not stand the heat OF tha
oind with their wives and .cbildre
WIN dowa4 By The fever, without an
uhssistance. and without any othe
I'd that show described. Those q
this who would not remain upon th
pinot gsta cent for their work. LAX
sAthese men came to New Orleans
B,re. Vicksburg and Memphis, whic
iosev uerforme1 on foot sftss man
Wis, ragged, nearly dead, and full 9
eel tbeir Kmbs. HAY q them -
q u s.5 51s s.ss s sssi ii'a as ss:P =
tain The terrible joueny before ~
CT New 0rleans o. St.ALesaa a
thai peesssl L calI tie aAfsasisn''
mIynsn--to keep q tAoss agsa'
th3msks thsu pRuPe0h %
q 3d. e A2Ehs a. ~; -;
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