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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26
view Yors market.

view HOrR market.
Nv Teesraphl NEW YoRK, sept. Is.
Flour-Closed dull and 10 115c lower.
Wtest-Hirm, with moderate export demand for
spring; No spring q lee 49, No 81 1880
Rye Quiet: ~ syd4s.
Oat.-Dull; "a fer Chicago and Ohio.
corn-Firm and qui.t 81 sig - good 10 prime new
mix. d western.
Mes. Perk-Hea~y; tao eoa2a os, cash and regular
closing dali with downward tendency.
Bsef-Qui I and teady.
Cut Meats-Quiet and mn changed.
Rscon-steady. nth moderate demand.
Lsrd- Firm, 0 for fair TO prime atesm AZ for
kettle rends red.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

THE boot black is getting to be one Of the
institutions Of the city. The boy who has
the energy to make start in the world even
in this low calling is deserving of encourages
ment, and no better encouragement could be
given him than liberal patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

The most successful angling that has been
INDUCED in for years is now going on at the
river No trouble, whatever, to catch, in a
short time, good string Of the most mag
niieent fish that frisk in the Mississippi
waters. The river is very low, and, conse.
quently, very clear, and those of our people
who enjoy fishing betake themselves to the
shade skirting the banks of the oppo-
site shore and return with evidences ,hs
their piscatoral labors are abundan,ly re.
wardei. Fishing tackle is in demand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

~ telegraph NV YORK. seTt Is.
Government stock without decid change. Coups
81 'oal d. 90 liz "a fo91; rs nos; new lo1L;
10 40s 993a; sls 1861
Stocks sctI excited hieh"r fea'ure ofthe Fay
the sudden rice II fror rs + Sc; su ,.ed
ing n saton ~.s In propr-s; nv ard Erie advanced
largely. .n bs'.nce Of the make. higher prizes slight
~ OF at last Board bnt closed strong and tendency
ward Western Union 4o.z; 7 1eexas1: ri. Gess
a p. Reading lolA X: I 12l1sG22; 1919 Il
wl4Isz: derfi ee'.
IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

We have No. l of the Rural Vest, .
monthly Agricultural and Horticultural Me-
ehanical and Family journal, published at
Quincy, H., by 7. NJ. Rogers, at the low
price Of one dollar per year. tits destined
to be aiavorite publication 10 the West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

The poet says emusic is the medicine for
the SOUL" We took heavy dose Of that
medicine last evening at Hammers, where
We we're delighted with the performances Of .
German Orchestra Company who have re
hearsals ct that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

The steamer Grey Eagle makes daily trips
TO Quincy, leaving keokuk at o'clock 4, NJ,
and Quincy at 3 o clock PA
During the Fair next week, to accommo-
date passengers, will leave Quincy at o clock
T. NJ.
Round trip to the Fair, two dollars.
sep25 dl0t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

"NINcoAfooPn isn't elegant; we are sorry,
but then we don't want to make an elepan,
application of it. 1t is according to Web
s'er, however, and that shall be our jus,ifca.
ton for its use. But Webster used it by an.
ticipation only. The word itself could never
have its full signifeation before the advent OF
hartin Van Bennett, who spoke after Brick
fomeroy at the Atheneum Tuesday evening.
Van Bennett is the fullest, completest, and
most patent illustration of "Nincompoop,'
now living in Iowa or any other country.
'Nineompeop," according to Webster
means fool-and that's Bennett. 1t means
also, according to the same authority. \
biockhead-and that's Bennett. A block
head with wax>ends for brans-and that's
Bennett. 1t ought also to mean an ASS
regular long cared, thistle eating donkey
Tor Bennett IL that. ''Nincompoop" BEN
nett will continue to make fiat and stale
democratic speeches until after the big Dem
ocratic defeat in Iowa this Fall. Then he
VIII hire himself as dry nurse to the mou>
Keys IN some travelling menager,e, and will
ind his true calling. We wish ..Nincom
poop" Bennett well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

HARRIS, the boot and shoe maker on Third
street, suffered the loss Of pair Of boots yes.
terdsy, stolen by some uncomfortable scamp
the same fellow, no doubt, who stole coat
from an officer on Second street, . few days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

A GENTLE WHISPER TO MorHEas. If IN.
fortunately you have lost your own teeth BY
neglect or mismanagem-nt. take care that
your dsnshtes do not saderthe same penalty
rom rom the same cause. See to it thai they
oInsn their teeth regularly and thoroughly
~, Inu oozoDoST' and thereby you ~ill insure
thsy t,v,. rsen ~ 81 .. ,n. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

A Coon EXAMPLE. -An exchange thu, rss
cords the good example of prominent Re>
publican, in the proper dissemination q,
Union principles: "One of our subscriber,
came into our office one day last week and
renewed his subscription for another vsar
He then ordered a copy of the paper to be sen,
to his two brothers, and one to his vorkn.n
and paid for them year in advance rena,l'
ing that these were times when men ought
70 read the truth. We record this example
OF an humble but earnest Republican with
pleasure. 1t is worthy to be followed by
others. Let the people read sound papers.
aad understand fully the aim and objects Of
,ne sham Democratic leaders, and there v i
% change in public opinion. Old men
snou'd encourage the young men to read :,
we commend the above as good advice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

1T Is NICE array of Democratic lights that
parry has had in keokuk for the illumination
OF the faithful. There was Charles Mason.
'Claeett's traitor to the Naiiopal Govern
menl and Clay Dean, the Dirty; and Pol.
lard, the smsll,bore; aud Brick Pomeroy,
that hithy spawn of Democratic lice
plague; and Van Bennett, the Infinitesimal.
naneless here for eyermore" Shades OF the
loyal dead these are the mea who have
set themselves up as the political teachers of
the people. These are to teach soldiers and
loyal men how they shall vote These YER.
MIN growth of the fest, ring carcass of dead
pro>siaverylsm, and throtted treason aim
70 wr'ggle themselves into decent life and are
70 De voted into office of that government,
TINS viiiainous crew helped their rebel bre,b.
rem to try to destroy! Is there Union mon
In heokuk who will help them?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

TIE local editors Of the Muscatine papers
have become involved in s'word war; and
in the contest they call each other aoything
but pet Names"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

BaoApHuRsr, who sndeavored to produce
disturbance at the Elmore House . few
evenings ago, has "vamosed the rancho" and
can't be found by the police.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26
new orle.u. Market.

By Telegraph Ers ORLEANS Sept Is.
toni ow middling q
Ttb,cco-"i and unchanged
F'nrr'ov grades Of extra ten ling upw ard super g.
Is: Xxx Ill IS
Corn-7csrea: advanced SC and tending upward. mixed
81 IS; white 10.
0sts-scarcA. nd firm at $3.50.
Pork : Quiet and 6rm at sa6 81
rard-Firm: te-ces 14lss q: kefs lssla1s
Whisky-I oui.iana and western asa 40 in bon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

PRor. DExrEs, the tight rope walker, Is
now astonishing the people Of Quincy with
his performances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

Two good helpers in the Blacksmithing
Department wanted ct Myers Carriage Man-
ufactory on Blondeau street. se25.dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

ook TREND of the Fairfield Home V,,;,o~
pa,s'ne Local this transcendan. compliment.
As stated in our letter last week =. 49,
q the GATE CIrr Office in Keotrl .a, ms
howell vas absent, but We found i nj ~.
eanctum IN agreeable and efficient auh.,;.n aae
IN the person Of the Local editor. Ne W.
nusy in expectation every moment Of hes,;ns
the Call for copy. He Yields . reedy reps
and eoes about the duties Of that extensiv :,
establishment - il he we're . veteran il h
editorial ssrviss, though yss bot ! younr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

OF the Keo~uk Post OF the
Il. A. r..
HEADQUARTERS PosT No. 10, G. A. R.,
1sr DIsT.. DEBT. OF Iowa.
keokuk, Sept. "a 1867.
Ats regular meeting Of Post No. 70, G. A.
r., the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
In view of the dire results which may fol-
low the uninterrupted expression of senti>
ments inimical to the integrity Of our govern
ment, and the perpetuiiy of its free institu>
tons, now, in speech, writing and converse
ton, coming from our country's enemies
amongst US, be it. by Post No. 20, LIST Dis.
trict, Department Of Iowa G. A. R.,
Resolred, That, in our Judgment our FIRST
duties Ito care Tor soldiers and their de-
pendents = must not eclipse our obligation
to declare for and defend the principles fol
Which we fought.
II. sotced that the disposition of any
man, of any political party. to destroy the
credit OF the nation = disparsge the yalor oil
its defenders, or praise the prowess of their
late antagonists-conde as oppression the
| necessary control Of unrepentnni trsitors =
| lncite rebels, with romises oil relbf rcements
to renewed hostility. and threaten loya
President, consttutionally elected, With as
| ssssination - stamps him an nagrdteful
traitorots naiscrednt, and should such Us he
and his brother consprators succeed ir
| dipping worther and Drawer, but more ignor
ant, uen into instruction, those of us whf
| shall again respond to our country's call
should certainly visit the instigdtofs of the
| ,th
Resoired, Thatto make known our opinion
it is proper to tender a copy of these resolu
tons to each newspaper in the city Of Keo'
kuk for publication.
HARRY NJ. kEyDERplNR,
Post AdlutanA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26
cn,..ro ..,ve stocn m.rn.,.

Chicago Live stock market.
By Telesrnph.l CHICAGO Sept %.
H"z,-Re-eipt. TO noon Ill cars Market active for
best g-saee dni and lower light New York shipping
lots; IS 5n3s. and s,rost un.aieahIe. Prime
lots IS 4os-5 rhoice 60 soS 60 fancy ~ R12iz
cattIe-Recepts 125 ca-s. Market dali ard price.
-orin.l'v unchanged yards dad and hr~er.
sales ri steers averaging 400 made at s. IS being
tho extreme price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

Foreign Markesa-
LONDON, Sept 2s-Noon.
consois "a 10 Bonds - III Cent 771s Erie Az
Great Western ~
LoSooE Sept. Is q p. m
Ills II. Others unchanged
Sugar Quiet.
Lrvnsrool Sept 2',-Noon.
cottou-Dnll and unchanged
BreAdstufs-Quiet
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2s-7p. m.
enthusiastically
epiri,s petroleum--is.
LArd-t2s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

raw Hors Money aar1.s.
~ Ts'esfsiai Nj 7 az. Sept 25.
Gold -Eirmsr; opening At 43j4, Advancing to I3,x,
-to@ing =. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

ENCR SAN One v ios, o n the corner Of lit ~
Morvan s,rests, we'll fenced and oruanen tai trees
IN 'front.' and aide walk both sdes Price tSUo cath
Title e od or no sale. Enquire Of
april II. n TRN-EYuK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

kOR SALE.-Lot y Block "a, on With
= ha two-story srieh Dwelling House with n'yp
reoMs csisf, cistrrn, we'll and larss numbsr offi,U
aod other trees This property 10 IN Ane order, -
ENG iocaf.d on Hsnk, between ad and I'd strsststs
s-ry convenient To business win be sold al ba, 10
Title good or no sale. kpqnirs or
mayse n. n. TvN-Ryrw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26
For sale.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on car
esr sth nd Bank streets, etnbrA ing n, srly i,ys
lots, brick cottage dwelling, table w,,d and ~ssb
mouse and other mt utdns IN snd large VARIETY
fruit an ornamental, trees cbofe vsrie. rrnue+
rf.s - In b~artng tso iarKr tt.teru-, &c, &C.
This property IL In GO iep~ir and offer the whole
Tor sale nj low prirt for cash haf ea.h and bal
ann"~ IN fsvoraht- terms Title per ret The whol.s
tor sale - LESS than the house can he hoilt Fos
vnqate OF Ii n gEx EIrn
or heProprfstoe cHAs. 7. RiRGH,
srrstH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

me- ~ arr Au9Us- ssh las7. fr.i.s IN lsavs
q ecsnssssas -,,s ~ we.t:,p Inc e 80;
rno. Dvy " g.. A.. ns r... p,;c..:
7.3O a. n. kxprsss AA1ls fro~ Dunkirk. fsup..
days 4, rers@6). steps u sala1sasrs 1"0aa M
a !, n; u. y: I: MAX. cs.,s ~, =
..s. u liss.k;. ;,..:.. =. .., ~.
Vile sas ) = a. B. la,-r.-eH.s .i,h n. s3s
>, " tain sron sssale. md arrive. 10 hsv York
&.,sf. \ = s.w vern H,sAs E1pr.ss, -.
:. ~ ss :c,ss sssp tsaps rurs...sa
n oo,nscsue With A.trsnooa rr.irs and ssesn
=. o. Boss ar .~a Nav 1nx'and Cst'ea.
ESQ C..s....., E.pse !. s. ,@ D. =,
il:st b v "a ecnr.e.- :. Morna,I.yti'e wit6
ssal,:aop i fssasfod ResAao. ezrviss IN New
pN0n BuPEALD-A, N.v rort .i'.e ne. De
| not cor Fxch.pr- IN Michigan stre"t.:
4 ..E y: ss J. PIX n.gs.ssi 'ss,
,sse ..a ;,., ; y X yc,a ,e ~
| a.anpa ws-s.rn Railroad, and At Jersey H'y
with a.se, Enyr,s: -sio o. Me- s 5..,s Es,
o.d e pe.acs. : III, Or =. .V scn sns Tor
neisyii@ (ennaay. sxcep.sdl Arrives q New
YsrEaa7aa ros.scn 4 nnir. IN s., n
/ IN rentrai Hsiv~v for HArfhb.rE: PhilaespAia
| a.aO r. M. LightninS Express. Sunday sI-
espsed, etsps At uorurIl.st 10 hszs p No ieup.t
| and arrives 10 New York 90 .; Conneess Q
| Jersey City with Morning Express TrAin - ~
| Jersey Raii-oNd Tor Baltimore aat WashinTsoe,
l. Ana i nav York With Morning Express Train for
l Rc..on and View Bnel.rd G It's.
! a.p0 n, View York Might EHpsess,
| DAILY A. ps At 20 tag. e:s6 p: m. fsnp} tnf r
/ sertjne at Hoeueiisvill- with the ALB p N TraL
I~m hanklrt, and sEriveip New forh q ia;so
4, ar n. Ctnetnnatl Kxpvess, feundaya
/ .rcepteil stop- 1t sn.aueh INNS 1870 . m tBkftf
| Tprrrr,. ITO D. m. (Din-s and arrives In Nee
L yark n rs m Connects ut HIuifa with
| E,,rth. IN Central Railway for HarTishurs. phia
| d.,rb,a baltimore. Washington and roarts south,
- a., A. Bend with Delawarr. tarkavanna
W~ter Railroad for Scranton Trenton ana Phil
| .a.irh,a ana atNaw York with Ah.rnnon Traina
Ard steamer. FOR Bostop and Nov knsiand Cities
oo,v On. rrssu Est on Sunday. leaving Buffalo d
e:lo D. m and rsschins sey York At lziso D. M
nos,os AND INV EssL.sp PAssEsssRs, With their
p,e,y, are h ansf, rrtd FREE Of charge in New York
sro pleasure travellers thu lins Of the Erie Railway
prrsep,s MANY otje o interest RAISING through Inc
besu,su, valleys the Chemnng, eusqu-hanna, ptia
ware and snapo rivers ever changing panorama o.
of natures beauties c. mmands Attaution
Tn. ry,, VENTILATED Mosr Lrxre'ors siysP-
RIA Co.cHse s1-IN THE WORLD ~ aocompa
| nv All night trains on this railway.
| -~~ara au eeUrn ruRnnGH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

A Letter from Adjutant General Baker TO
a friend in Chicago is published from which
we make these extracts:
AS for the Fair, if the weather is fayora-
Bile, we shall have the largest exhibition and
The biggest crowd that ever assembled on
such an occasion in the State.
As fer politics, | can sa, very little. as nv
Official engagements have been such. with NV
late absence from the State for two or three
weeks. that have not been enabled to keen
'.well posted y
The Republican party will carry everything
by overwhelming majorities officers,
senate and House. There will BE- some loss
in the river towns on the license question.
but it will have no efecton the general result
In reading up my newspapers. on nv
return, find that some men in the State and
some OF the papers out Of the State are en-
deavoring to involve the tariff question with
our coming election. There is no such cues
iion in the fight. The last National Conven
lion, If recollect Alright, made no reference
to it, unless the reference to a lust system
OF taxati1n include that subject. Our late
Convention neither said 'prohlbtory tariff, )"
thigh protective tariff" or .sincidenial pro-
tective tariff" The members Of the Rtpub
can party differ on that subject. They wani
reconstruction FIRST, and OF thatkind that will
stick"
l shall remove my Office Of Adjntant Gene
raj and Qnartermaster General to Des Moipes
IN short time. Truly yours,
ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

Toledo Market.
By Telegraph TOLEDO Sept Is.
Florr-Q~fet.
whe't-wh'te unchanged amber "a lie better: spring
dull; smher - 3la2 q
co-n-l<1lc iov~v. Int firm At the decline: ..les Of
No wabrs h At 81 10 No 1t 81 ~ MICHIGAN 4. 81 TO-
oat-shad. better; sales Of No at eollolz No . at
50
Rye-H 25srNol
Bsrisy-sl 81 for Mol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

nor SALE.-Eisht acres Of choice Gr~cl
land, about halt Improved and In fuit ts tails ~
tiMbef, and all undsr fsnn., wib -n.s Frame Dwe
u"rsa ON II. ZANE This land 1. situated on the b.,
4 ihe kivtr To- Illinois, and Is direc,l, opposite ~ iF
nee sna sSoss one mile above Hsmiiton, ris ~
Price u, e0l-H part on time.
Kpqure Of HR TRN-rYtK
iunnlA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

The most extensive Furniture House north
Of ST. Lonis and west Of the Mississippi, 10
located in Ksokuk, nader tbs very snceessful
management Of Duncan, Karle 4 Co.
Passing this establishment yesterday, Mr..
Duncan, the senior partner, grasped ~ BY
the hand in his usual affable way, and in
formed rs that be had an advertisement for
US. which, of course, caused US 70 smile and
feel good, and thanking him heartily, We
requested that he escort Us through hls house,
which be readily consented to do.
In Ne 90. On the FIRST aoor We eucounter
furniture Of all kinds and shapes on the
second floor We found furniture, and on the
third door we found furniture. We passed
into the adjoining building, and there We
found furniture. Now to the story below,
and the same astonishing amount OF farni-
tire greeted our optics. and on the next floor
again furniture, furniture, turxitsre was
piled up from floor to ceiling.
This firm have six floors completely filed
with all articles usually kept in a Fl rst>class
Furniture establishment. Their sales room.
on the second floor Of the two buildings oc-
cupied by them, is one Of the most nagnif-
cent exhibitions OF elegant and costly furpi.
ture and dazzling mirrors to be found any
where.
Mr.. Duncan is the oldest furniture dealer,
we believe, in the city. His proverbisl 80.
cial qualities, energy and business tact have
done much in securing to his house the sue
cess which it has realized in the long years in
which he has stood at its head.
The other members of the Arm, Messrs.
karie l. Schultz, are gentlemen, in the full,
est meaning of the term, and the three to-
gether make one OF the most enterprislng
firms OF which keokuk can boast.
The house Of Duncan, Ksre l. ca. we are
safe in recommending to public patronage.
Its reliability is established, and its patrons
are always honestly aud kindly treated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

oS the last trip of the steamer Rob Roy
from our city to St. Louis, a thief entered
some OF ina staterooms and robbed three Of
the passengers. One Of them was Lieu,enan,
Seymour, Of the army, on his w.y 10 For,
Smith, who had 500 stolen from his yes,
which he had placed under his head. An
other passenger lost $44, and another s12
A man on board was suspected, and va, ac
cused Of the theft BY country officer, bu,
he denied the soft impeachment, and xou,d
not submitto be searched. The man suspected
ief' the ooa' al Alton although he had paid
iof ucAet 70 o.. Louis. Lieut.. Seymou,
telegraphed from Alton to the Chief Of Police
At ST. Loiis, and the next day when The Al
ton tram came IN, . detective arrested the
man, who proved to be ~ other Than the
notorious Theophiius George.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

An rrsirs run directly throaEh 70 rev Yosks
100 alLnD xnsosr clAsss - osa0A-Oe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26

The New York Gazette concludes a plea
for plump women" as follows: Blu, what
ever education our girls have, let us have
less Of it American girls are notorious for
their pallor and fraity, and tendency to
wither and lose their charms at an early age.
This country has no greater want at the pres
ent time than of plump girls and plum wo
men. Let us have them plump and healthy.
whether they know anything or not. We
can teach their children what they don't
know, il necessary; by all means let us have
rosy, blooming, solid women. The Paei6,.
Railroad is not half so important to the pros
perity of this country as the aggregate avor.
dupois Of its women The female sex &
America ought to weigh at least half as much
again as it does now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-26
For Sale.
For Sale.

OF 10 hloch -, on which IL Z four story brick
metal root building, 70 by 80 and store fouhd
ton OF 70 b, 30 on the Ia ~ the This prot u.
y Unknown ~ the Arvsd. Pudding, and 10 .i,ustd %
the corner OF lat and Main streets, Ard viii be seS TO-
ABOUT one-hah what the improveu, n,s cot u,tt.eI
20 ~ viii be rented for term Of Years. Titif I'd
no sale For further informa ton slasrss
mayio u. D. TEE~IYCY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
Grcci-y Ola hc Austrian Mission

q rcci-y Ola tsc AHslria n MissiOu.
We py the following from the Ne"
York Tribune:
The New York TINS. at the close OF n
kindly n,t,-c Of th. Z p ,rt"a nominstion OF
the editor OF this 'uinl for Minister TO
Austria, savs:
.Ihou n tie Senate failed to confirm the
noninstiDn, IN the haste Il tie last day II
the s,s.iou, there - no do ,bt a. to i,s ia
vpr.bc action on :, ass nh ing IN Nal.m
ber Mr.. B.uc.ofI accepted the Ptus-i,n
mission. nni saiicd Tor his post hclpre his
condensation by he Senate witch. lows
ever. promptly cunlirnci hm at iis iaic
SESSION Il il at Mr.. Greeley opipn 10
aiaIts like urSe."
Mr. Gr.elcy h,- M advice &C tho reported
non.n Il 80, exc 1T through ia. ,nruals az
he ccttslnlv had 40 lntiIn,ion or srspiciau
,h,t tai. name woili be lent ~ the ) nate
for any p,st shalever. H. could MT accepf
has place y ID the alleged non nation been
unanimously condemned. intending not 10
leave his ,untrv al least until every State
disc s,n'yc by nv IL stall have n-en RES
TOR Il {, her noriaa y ,sitil in the Crinr
j. . 's,ibl % tn btsts Uf urivcrsal amrcs
~ c,aple with ,mpsrli,' suffrage. %, the
eve Of . ne~ Pre>udsni,l canvass, in 80
n,m nrms M exigcncv. he would regard
any smplosm mt that required of hun . 40
urn ii IN ,nths ABROAD Al 81 best but hon
crate bsnshmen'. And. while he will not
decline noninas,ons that have not cen ten
dersd him. he proposes never again to hr
candidate for the Office