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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. s.
General Butler was greeted last evening By
5000 citizsns, to whom he made . brisf
speech, and said he had triumphed under
the motto Of equality Of men and rights nm
der tho Law, BY using freedoms great vsa-
pom, the ballot. He hailed the glorious til
umph Of Republican principles throughout
the land, and believ ed it would bring peace
sndprospsrity. He said We shall mot long
have murder after murder and riot after riot.
Look at New Orleans, from whence W have
expected $4,000 for Seymour and 276 for
Grant. There WAS = time when the people
behaved better, and he felt confident that
such time would come once more. Seve
raj Southern States have voted for Seymour,
no doubt, because men's 9 lives wsre threats
sned if they attempted TO vote. When Con-
gress meets in short. it will be our purpose
TO Cad remedy for this state Of things, and
il Andrew johnson doss not second our ef-
forts, though il will be late in the day, ws
will ny to provide for him. [Applause l
If the Republican party is true to the great
Democratic principles Of Jefferson and 9TH
ers, it will hold the Government for genera
tions to como. We must be true TO the doc
triues Of equality, and trust to the integrity Of
the crest mass of the people rather than to
any member selected from among them. Let
US pledge ourselves, ~ the party in power,
with renewed bass, that ws will aid in carry
ing ont the principles under which We have
t-lumphod.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

New York, Nov. s.
ALondon special says the Qusen pf Hol-,
landis q Dalmoral Castl1, where ~ Aas
been rseaiyed with much cordially by QuaAn
Victoria. Lord Stanley and Mr.. D'Israeli
were With -hsr- from London. Har visit j.
connected With the question relative to the
free navigation Of the Rhine.
LONDON, Nov. 4. &
Tho Sheriffs Of London gave dinner this
evening at-vhioA Revsrdy Jehnssa Ns1the
chief guest and had N enthusiastic drsseep-
ton. In reply to The toast .Ths United
states," Mr.. johnson said aitheugh South
erner, he had always believed the Union
should be preserved at any cost. He extolled
the heroes Of the war, particularly Genef-
erals. Grant, Thomas, Hancock and Sheri-
dan, ! .mirals Farrasat and Porter. BE be-
lieved hat the American lebt would be paid
in gold. and said the AmAieAn psopie would
have been nngratsful II they had noa elected
Gen. GrAat to tie presidensy.
Mr.. johnson dines with tho wortingmsn Of
London the hast part of this month.
Madrid, Now.
ThsProviiional Govesn aIsnt has abois6ed
the custom duty in Cub, Porto Rico snd
the PHILIPPINE Islasda, q ail gooas i.ssnded
for works Of psblIs iii >.
LoSn NJ. 4.
The report that the Ameriene var sesasls
liavs keenI .seut R<lHa eas>guayIxksb
--saeadesl i kdsdaSd 3s4 h.,s 1sdst
to demand tho immetsats release. Of ths
members Of the U. 8. Lssstion held prisos-
ers Il the Paraguayans.
President Tonrniento, Of Argentina. d.
sres to assimilate the lands Of the county
to those Of the United States.
LONDON, Nov. g..
Newspapers hers comment variously upon
the election of Grant.
The Telegraph, after noticing the lofty
character and position Of Grant, says: "The
defeat Of the Democracy was richly deserved.
They should have nominated Judge Chase,
and not Horatio Seymour, peace man,
| whose election would have been = reaction
| of al accomplished by the war.
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Congress 10 the 1st distsict ct 236, counting
he unofficial yots Of ono pfscinct.
Stil!son Hutchins, editor Of the ST. Loui.
Tiuss, has brosght % sgainst the Registers
Of the 9Th ward, for resasing TO register him
% a qualified voter without taking the test
oslr. Hn daneges ara laid at & ~. .000. Il N
suit is brought to test the constitntionality OF
the yoter,s oath, and the case will be carried
up to the U. S. Supreme Court for that pur-
pose.
P8fLADELPaIA, Nov. 5.
Corrected returns Of the vote Of the city
makes the Republican msjority 25l8.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 5.
Complete returns from the State gives
Grant u, 993; Seymour 6548. Dixon's MAJ
jority for Congress in the Western District is
1856
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 8.
lhe official count received from 20 oous-
ties in the State give 1853 majority for Sey.
mour. Seymour's majority in tho State is
estimated At 25,00O..
CLEvRAsD, Ohio, Nov. s.
The latest from Missouri gives Grant 20,-
600 majority. Nothing from Tennessee.
CHiRLEsros, s. C. Nsv. 8.
Election retnrns come in slow. The upper
portions of the State give large Democratic
majorities middle portions very close %
returns Jet r4ceived lFem Ssa Islands, vhrs
the Republicans sTs very strong. The Dem
Gratis claim two Congrsasmsn.
Memphis, Nov. 5.
The Registrar hefS has thrown out the
,olls ~ tbn al 2fh "A 04h ~; ;w,l 1iatr;nAs Co,
informalities, aud the entire county Of Fay
ette has been thrown out for the same cause.
Official vote Of the District not yet received.
A dispatch from Helena, Arkansss. to the,
agent Of the Weatern Associated Press, says
that county gives 1000 radical majoYity, and
the dlstrict elects radical Congressman.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

Els cfor al Veto OF the United atafas.
whole number 294; necessary toa choice 14s.
'oH GRANT AND COL EoR sEYMouR AND
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FROM HAVANA.

HAvANA, NOD ~
The following intelligence has been re-
ceived from Venesssla:
General Plaza hadbssn elected President
q d.sssi sssE'si, ,sos<s s,1sss, snd,i. l,l.v.
KsNsaonua aods1l1ion ~ Sdacn.ins
: decree to appoint an acting President.
General Sutherland has agreed to surren.
der the three, vssssls of wsr remaining in his
possession, Ito lea,ethe coantry.
1t is reported that two parties, the Goelas
and the Liberals, who united to overthrow
President Fsicon, arc quarsiling, and . -,
rious breach is threatened.
Captain General Hursundi had an inter-
view with De La Reinssrie, American Con-
sui at Havana, few days ago in regard to
the affairs cornected with tho nsurrsction.
ary governments in Cuba The Consul stated
that some Americans might be in the move
ment. as they generally favored Republican
,nssitu sionssend if- tbyHerecaptard shosld
should crsake no ssldpGisaso sof sfcal des3nas
He said the United States might be unable
to prevent 6llibustering expeditions against
the Island.
Tho Captain General Aaid all prisoners
should be allowed TO couneefwith, and would
bs dealt with according to civil law in the
case.
The Consul subsequsntly determined 70
81. f~ he Pnns1 ,theu, $. AnSf.val q
s.sps,sse s..seses1 sSsIsR ( III + III e p
nos TO send it, IS it would encourage the dis
contented. The Consul insisted. and the
Captain General then refused to allow the
telegram to be Ksesmitsea oscr the cable.
The Haytian ws4 $eSssls sSfd Safnave have
bombarded the Port Jeremie for three days
Salpaye commanded in person. The Ameri,
can, English and French counsuls demanded
that time be advanced for the removal Of the
women and children, bst the request xAs
denied, and the bsmbardment commenced
without further notice, many women and chill
dren r ere killed. hll the hoosesli in the city,
incl n the Consular Offices were destroyed
or badly damaged. An atsark vas made by
the land force during the bomDaramsnt, but
it failed.
A British man-of var is on the way to
yoremis ~ watch st-s prGeeedAO sfiy
4at6an AegS sAdbreselt ths violakioa d
the rights Of foreign residents for which they
show but little zfeepect Tbs. excitement
hostility 10 cauaed in pari by the fact that Ms
| Haytian Governfnent was furnished with III
war vessels BY American ship owners, and
that these vessels are fennsd By Aaericana
who do not refuse to obay the cruel orders
of SAlnsve. u i a1psukkA the bombard.
! ment Of Jacmel will soon follow. That place
i is protected by bAssssies N which some good
rdinance il mounted, and if attacked will
! make . Eeeul lut y detonce.9 fn.s e.voyF TaT
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
= s-
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.
The public debt statement will be issued
tomorrow. II will show reduction of
nearly six million dollars.
By the AeS ii June 30th, 1864, the Sscre-
tary Of the easury was authorized to re.
ceive temp ~ deposits or loans to the
United States to the extent Of hundred
and fifty millions, for not less than 80 days
st per cent interest, and to meet the sud
den calls was authorized to keep City mil
lions legsl tender. The deposits and loans
having been paid, the Secretary has no re-
serve which hs can use for the purpose what.
ever, excepting small remaining sum less
than a third Of million. This fact is stated
because contrary opinion has heretofore
prIvailed.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.
The parade Of Tanners tonight in honor
Of the Republican victory, wss one Of the
largest and finest displays ever witnessed
here. Thestreets vere throngsd with people,
and many buildings and private residences
were brilliantly illuminated; great display Of
hre-works along the line Of the processios,
and in different points in the city there vas
firing Of cannon, ringing Of bells and every
possible demonstration Of ioy.
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NEW YORK, Nov 4.
Revised figures of the election in this Stats
to midnight give Seymour 5,26s majority ID
the State. The Tribune comedies the Stats
to Seymour by upwards of s, ,o00 and to Hoff-
man BY 2o. 900, and claims the Assembly Re.
publican by six majority.
The World figures Seymour's majority at
9,743, and Hoffman's At 1857. Ii claims
four democratic majority in the Assembly.
MoxTaoMERr, Ala, Nov. 4.
The negro counties Of Alabama, vhish give
Grant msjorities, have been nearly all heard
from. The majorities, it 10 thought by tho
democrats, will be entirely overcome in the
white counties. They seem very confident
that the State has gone TOR Seymour BY de-
cided majority.
SAY FRANcrsco, Nov. 4.
The Republicans carry California BY .
small majority-1O to $1,000. Axtell, dem.
elected to Congress. Sargent, rep, and
Hartsen, rep, probably elected to Coagrssa.
Nevada gives 1000 Republican major.
~. Fitch, rep, is elected = Conersss.
Both parties claim Oregon. The State will
remain in doubt until the eastern portion 10
heard from. Returns indicate large Repub-
lcAn gains.
Iowa CrrY, Nov. 8.
Johnson county, Grants majority 164.
Loushrides, rep, for Congress, o6 majsrity.
Jefferson county, Ills, democratic major
ity, es4.
Johnson county, His, 900 Republican ma
ioriiy again of so.
TREsrox, N. j., Nov. 5.
Seymour . majority in this State is about
1000.
Randolph majorityis nearly 5000.
The Congressional delegation will stand 8
Democrass and Republicans. ThS Assem-
bly, is 80 Democrats and Is Republicans
The Democrats gain one. Their majority or
joint ballot is 8.
NEw YosK, Nov. s.
Morrissey's majority for Congless il ovel
| II 900.
The World this morning claims majority
for Seymour il The Stata Of l0,OOO, and fol
Hoffman Of 1887. Il also claims the Az
semby BY : majority Of 4.
| Tho Trihuns nys Seymour snajoeity = u
etste 10 8, 5B6. ~
The Legislators il certAihly sepdblicun b,
| Ia, and probably hy l6 majority, thus susar
ing the election Of : o. 3. Senator.
HAsrro1D, Nov. s.
Full and complete returns OF The .yote j,
Connecticut make Grants majority S,041,
Republican gain Of 4,oS5 since spring. Tn
total vote OF the State il $4,000.
Sr.iLoris, Nov. 8.
The Republican has . tabls Of - sountie
giving the vote reported, aud official on SlAt
ticket, which show democratic gains d ., SSS
and republican gains Of ,q77.
The Democrat ays 81 Ico6nties show
radical gain Of l $50 upon the vote Of 1855
when tho radical Stsss meiosity was oys
10000, and claims If other parts OF the Stat
show like results Grants majority will b
over 5000.
| The Republican figures Wells na;ority 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-06

Foriy-First Congrsss.
HoUsE OF REPREsESTATlvRs.
The result for representatives in Con-
gress in States that have elected is as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-06
FROM TIE SOUTH.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 5.
The negroes disbanded last night, but are
again assembling at the Tellfair plantation,
and said to be armed with United States
muskstl The excitement in the city con-
tinues, and the citizens are on the alert for
any alarm.
AuausATA, Ga, Nov. s.
Returns from 46 counties show 1 Demo-
crslic majority Of $4,000, With 81 counties
yet to hear from. The Democrats claim the
State BY &C, zoo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Strayed.

I2OM my farm, II miles northwest from
u 6AnduAky, on aboat the 18th OF Msy last, one
light sosrel mare. about 10 hands high, large ssax on
hip. ono white hlnd foet and natural pscsr Also,
ysAr bright bay horss colt, With IN al star IN
facs. one white hind foot.
liberal reward will - gives bf the rsturn Of sithsr
both the undefsagn-d for any information
ssrnlss their whssaboutA. J. .. vAHDOLAH.
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