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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

S @ Bridges Nos Estes House.
BOOTS q sHoEs-wHOLEsA
HambIeton 3 Hniskanp. Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

WAsHIsGrox, May %.
Extracts from a letter received by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office
from DIR. Hayden, recently appointed to max {
the geological survey OF Nebraska, say:
"Mr. Weeks left some time ago for Iowa.
to trace the coal beds into Nebraska Mr..
Gillas is with him. shall start in week
with my outfit complete
Speaking of some photographs he wants
from part OF the archives. he says
The Sioux Falls Of Dacotah form the
finest water power in the West, and at some
iutureperiod will be of immense value
TheInext Treasury monthly statement will
show slight increase Of the public debt,
owing to the large amour, Of twenty FIVE
milliens recently paid as interest, and the
small receipts OF internal revenue, which, ii
is estimated, will not exceed fifteen millions.
The revenue returns viii, however, be largely
increased in June, by the income tar coming
due. Confidence is expressed in the ability
OF the Treasury TO meet all accruing obIiga-
tons, and there is no probability that the
Treasury will be embarrassed.
A letter from New Orleans says that in the
recent run on the City National Bank, il raid
out 10 two days 100000 Of S675, 900 on de-
posit.
The decree of Juarez, closing the tort of
Tampico while it remains dlsobedient TO the
Government, has been received here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
LATE CABLE DESPAfCHES

LoSDos, May %.
Flpod and Duffy, the Fenian prisoners
convicted in Dublin, have been sentenced to
for life and hard labor.
Mcclure, another Fenian prisoner, was
placed ON trial at Cork to-day.
Mr.. Stewart, the Chairman Of the Board OF
Directors of the Anglo American Telegraph
Company, publishes another communication
in the Times, in which he says the broken
cable will be repaired and ready for business
in three weeks from this day.
Paris, May %.
The differences between Napoleon and the
Corps Legisla,if in regard TO the army or
ganizstion scheme, have been adjusted.
LONDON, May 22-Eveuing.
The Derby took place took place to day,
although the weather was unfavorable, and
an immense assemblage were gathered TO
witness the race, which was won by Hermit
in snow storm.
Hon. Mr.. Stsn6eld, member Of Parliament,
and > firm friend of the United States during
the rebellion, 10 dead.
Accounts from Madrid show that the inter.
nal troubles Of Spain are increasing, an
fears are entertained that political crisis is
at hand.
VIENNA, May %.
The Emperor made a speech, from the
Throne, TO the Austrian Diet.
STOCKHOLM, May %.
The Swedish Parliament passed resolu>
lions in honor Of Captain Ericsson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
FROM NEW YORK.

EEw YoRK, May o.
The Board of Health require Physicians
hereafter to report all cases Of infectious,
contagious or pestiiential diseases.
At the adjourned meeting Of the Protec-
tionists TO day, an organizatio of the Amer
lean Industrial League was perfected. Peter
Cooper was elected President Several Vice
Presidents, Treasurer, and Executive Coun-
Gil of gentlemen from all sections, we're ap-
pointed.
The determined action OF the Revenue Of.
hcers in seizing distilleries has resulted in a
general panic among manufacturers of whis.
KY. Ii is estimated that not more than six
distilleries now in operation, aud those under
Surveillance, reported to day. An order has
been received from Commissioner Rollins
directing the seizure of all unbranded whisky
wherever found.
The Jerome Park races have been post
poned until tomorrow, on account Of the
Storm
The large warehouse on Atlantic dock
Brooklyn, purchased BY the Government dur
ing the rebellion, was sold at auction to-day
for S23, SOC
The steamers Saratoga, Saxon, and steam
tug, have goue TO the ASA stance OF the San
tago de Cuba
Joo- AAuitt, ex-Conteoerate comman der,
arrived to day from Rio Jsneiro.
Horace Greeley has written short letter
to the Union League, 10 reply TO their call
for special meeting to consider the question
OF his having become bondsman to JEFF. Da-
Wis. he srrsigns them a. narrow-minded
blockheads, who wosld like TO be useful to q
gfeai, good canse, but don't know how, and
dares them to a square s;andout fight.
The steamer 44tlantic, from Southampton
eth has arrived
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM CAPE VINCENT.

. CApE VINCENT. May e.
The following is the particulars Of The loss
OF the Wisconsin. correct account cannot
be obtaiued amid the confusion which pre-
walls here. The propeller Wisconsin left her
dock about | l o'clock last night. When a,
the head of Grenadier Island, about two
miles from here, she was discovered TO be on
fire. 1t was the Captains watch, and be
ordered the boats to be got ready for shore,
and made preparations for the safety of pas
sengers. The propeller now lies about six
rods from the shore, and is total loss. She
had about 20 passengers, but it cannot exact
ly be ascertained how many are lost. Seven
bodies have been found.
The people Of this place are doing every
thing in their power for the comfort Of the
rescued passengers. The following is the
list as nearly as ascertained: Jno Crusader,
Centerville; Ira Creed. Pottsdam, Y; D
c Forest, Carthage; w C Carroll, Kingston;
bough, Smiths Fall, C w; Wright, I'd
cook; Mary McCleshans, cabin maid; Jas
Mayall, Medina; II Perry, Russell, c K;
o ID Sharon, wheelsman; d Fisher, A We'll
den Salisbury and two children, Alexandra:
Warren Tracy, CABIN boy; Edward Master.
son, porter; Joseph Strong, fireman; J John.
son, fireman, and three deck hands, names
unknown
The following is list of those known lost !:
Mrs Chisholm, Chatiangap; Miss Mary
Ann Chisholm, Miss c Chisholm, Master
Thos Chisholm and Miss Mary Creso, Potts
dam; Miss Catherine Creed, Frederick
Greed and Mrs Gallagher, Pembroke, c K:
A Morrison, first engineer, of Clayton;
w Morrison, second engineer, of Clayton
John Powers. first mate, Ogdensburg; Ed
ward McCormit, 0gdensburg; David Form,
Prescott; J c Fuller, Odessa Mrs Donnie
and one girl, Brookville; Miss Talmon and
one boy, Oswego; J + Frazier Prescott, l.
Latanee. wife and children, and VIM Consin,
Grandville C E; John McNeal, Grandville,
C Z; Rev NJ Armons. wife and four chiIs
dren, Craftsburg, VT; Alyin Richards, Man
chester, N II; D S Reed. Manchester, N H.
Mack Richards, Alyin Reed, CIV Clough,
Mrs Geo A Richards, G W Reed, Emma
Richards, and Mrs Gallagher all Of Penn
brake, e E, her husband is lost; Mrs Dine,
0swego; Fuller, Odessa; s Fullerton,
North George, and Lucinda Filentia. The
namds OF the crew are-t aptain Townsend;
Jas Starer, second mate, W Harer, ,wheelsman;
and c w Dodge, steward.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
New YoRK, May %.

New YoRK, May %.
The steamer Merrimsc has arrived from
Rio Janeiro, April H.
Diaz' official reply of April l1th, to the
article of Diaro Dora, asserting that the bill
respecting the emancipation of slaves is to be
laid by the Government before the coming
Assembly, denies that this is The case, al
though the Government has the subject I'M
der consideration.
Advlces from the La Plata say there is no
change in the position of the belIigerents
The allied batteries and vessels continued ev-
cry day to throw shell into the Paraguayan
works. The enemy made slight response,
and occasionally came in collision with the
careful watch kept over the Paraguayan' 9
movements, to prevent them advancing their
batteries in any direction.
The large redoubts at Corsia are finished,
and ahe post could be held by 1000 men, with
the assistance of a sqaadron in case of an at.
tack by the Paraguaysn infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
FROM MOBILE.

NOZZLE, May %.
An order was issued this evening, by direc>
ton Of Maj. Gen. Pope, deposing the present
Mayor and Chief OF Police, and appointing
Gustavus Horton Mayor and Col. Dimon
Chief of Police.
Ex Mayor Withers, in letter to Colonel
Shepherd, says he submits to the argument
of the bayonet, and vacaies his office. He
adds he was elected to Office while a paroled
prisoner, and was not allowed by the military
TO discharge its duties until he had been par
doned by the President and had taken an
oath to support the Constitution and Govern
ment. He says during his continuance in
office he has not been untrue TO the letter
and spirit of that oath, and solemnly protests
against The imputstion implied by his re-
moval. He, in conclusion, thanks Colonel
Shepherd for the uniform kindness and con
siderstion with which he has been treated.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
CHICAGO, May %

CHICAGO, May %.
The Journals Springfield special says
The Auditor of public accounts has to-day
registered twelve thousand dollars worth OF
Quincy bonds, issued under the act of 1865,
for liquidnting the old debts.
Judge Geary, of your city, has backed
down. as it appears, from the return of the
Sheriff of Cook county, to the Secretary Of
State, in which he stated that the Judge
quashed the proceedings under the wri, Of
habeas corpus, and delivered up the prisoner
to the agent authorized by the New FORK au
thorties to receive him.
VIM. Heipper, charged with obtaining
mouey under false pretenses, was to-day
brought hither from the State Of Indiana. on
a requisition from Governor Ogiesby. 1t is
a mistaken policy for men 70 suppose, by
fleeing into another State, they can evade the
law they have offended.
For the FIRST time in several days the sun
shines out brightly. Tie late rains have done
considerable damage in this section by filing
cellars and sapping the foundations Of new
buildings,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May %.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly the
report OF the Committee On the Board OF
Foreign Missions was read, and a resolution
adopted urging increased liberality in its sup
port, with view to liquidsting its indebted.
ness for $35,00o.
Propositions were made to extend the
home missionary work into Russian America
A committee was appointed to report
measures for encouraging a more devotional
style in church service.
The report Of the committee on declara>
tion and testimony difficulty reported, pro-
posing to receive back unruly members and
churches, on their application and declara-
tion Of willingness to submit to the estab,
lished authority Of the church but declining
fellowship with all who decline to return be.
fore the meeting of the Presbytery and Synod
next spring. The report will be discussed
to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
FROM CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, O., May %.
The Northern transportation Company
have advices Of the burning of the propeller
Wisconsin, six miles from Greenader Island,
St. Lawrence river, last night. Twenty
lives were lost, including the first mate and
both engineers.
The Wisconsin was insured for fifteen
thousand dollars, three fourths of her value,
in the Underwriters of New York, Franklin,
Cincinnati, National, Boston, Buckeye, and
Cleveland, in about equal amounts.
The mates name was Powers, the engi-
neers are Unknown