The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
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LosDos, Nov. 24Evsning. The expect.
cd demonstration Of sympathy for the fate d
Allen, Gould and LArkin took plaos to-day.
At noon the funeral procession, consissisg oi
about 1900 psrsons, was formed, and slowly
marehsd 10 Hyde Paek.s One Of Che most
Isosspicuoss objecta in the procession vas .
large black banner, upoa which was inscribed
the motto, Mans inhumanity to man makes
countless thousands mourn" On the arrival
of the mosrnsrss u hyde Park, : solemn
meeting was organized. According TO the
programme, prssiousiy announced, three
stands had been erected on the ground, fom
which, during the afternoon, the people we're
addressed BY various speakers. Strong ap-
peals were made to enlist the sympathies
of the audience, and the hurried executions
at Manchester we're condemned in the most
bitter TERMS. Il .*
Notwithstanding the peculiar occasion, and
ths ehasaeterspf thu Assemblage, good order
prevailed throughout the proceedings, and
the police who we're prepared for any emer-
gency were not once called upon to interfere.
This evening similar meeting was held st
. public hall in this city, which was largely
attended by workmen. No disturbance,
whatever. occurred, and the city Is perfectly
quiet
PARIS, Nov. 24-Evening. Dispatches
from Rome announce that the Holy Father,
in accordance With the advice of France, has
ordered the release of all Garibaldians who
were taken prisoners by the Pontifcal forces,
during the late campaign.
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Garibaldi is i'll, in prison, at Varanguno, and
with medicine.
The journals Of this city deny the truth of
the report that the italian Government 10
| about to raise a new loan.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-There was much ex-
element manifested among the Ft mans yes
| terday in the great cities Of England and Irs-
land. Crowds of Irish congregated At the
street corners in Manchester, Birmingham,
aud Dublin, and freely canvsssed the action
of the Government in the recent execution.
While the demonstrations were intemperate,
there was no open riotous disturbance Of
the peace. The Government is fully pre-
pared to meet any outbreak.
| Dispatches from various parts Of the coun-
| try this morning announce everything quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 25-Evening is re-
ported that Kelley, who was rescued from the
police authorities, at Manchester, some time
ago, has been re-captured. 1t seems that
when the steamship City Of Paris, which
sailed from this point on the goth instant,
reached Queenstown, some of the police OF
that city quietly came aboard and captured
Kelley, who had disguised himself and taken
passage from Llverpoolto New York.
BELFAST, Nov. 25.-There has been sew
eral quite formidable bread riots here re-
Gently, but they we're all suppressed, howev-
er, and the city is now quiet.
LONDON, Nov. 25-Evening Dispatches
received here state that the illness OF Carl.
baldi was caused by the harsh treatment OF
the Italian prison officials, who took that
course with view of driving him to the
| United States or elsewhere out Of the country.
| Notice was given in the House of Com
mons this evening that the Seward-Staney
letter, relative to the Alabama claims, would
be called for on Saturday next.