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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-11
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5ESNEcAg GLORY.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform the si
i izens OF Da avsnpor and oil Central Iowa saat ss
manu- iaeiarss and keeps constantly on band ami t9
sale 81
Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE OF egefy description, from the ana Il
Sofa to the eommonest Bureau. Having recently Y t
his steam WORKS into operation, he Is capable vi A
ing all orders thaT nIey be given him atshort aott
and with work which be warrants ee OF 3 boEtrf
quality than anything imported into the ety, aud
which win be sold al lower rates AL kinds og
IMP1EkEED FL sszs'l8sE
also kept hand and for sale l5w. P.easeeatt p
examine his sgtscS. As the paualaetory sssu
street, soath side, east ai Perry street
Davenport, d a. so f2SS 9tS Nt T.. e.. ls IS tAs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-11
No stain Left.

The ease with Nhieh Dyes's HsAhng Enbroeation e
spplied the abseaee Of any grease oily substance
is com position, It's perfect nsatness leaving no stan
upon tbs dress0r ats ssEeeses Sdot tts prompt u
iau aud eEeaciGus Effects render Il the iaosl sale
tle and Cheapest niseius that Be used, The gen
us has esas snslls Vi the propTlstors sagnaars
A. III HELD, propristor, ffovidsnes, b. 1.
sold ia Rock Island ani Davenport by HINES j
eLIPpINdER, IN chicago BY PENToS & ROBINSON
| IN alsosiile BY !. D. DoUGHERff, QstIl bc-dIy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-11
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-11
CHEAP
EfAEsI4S ARE u ATOtts SF0Ri
stores, stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES

stores. stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES
AND THE ANSWER Is sTSi IS!
: THROUGH We cannot keep on hand some 1850
n 30Ga Stoves, some sfouF eiEbbors, The tea
ohs are, sell so cheap and good article u
stoves that il becomes dihicait to supply the de-
maAd buts new supply Of freight ears have arrived
and been placed ourroad, and We have completed
gaT arrangements to be able now to supply The
"a emaHds ofail, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the ''GNE
I H0RSEN Stove shops in this city, 10 no purpose,
come TO
Twitchsil G GilIetts
The only stove Emporium IN the west, and buy a
StgUe SfsBe. In our prices, for cRespness,
Geig all eUnpetla0n--svery article earraatsd,
md IL not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the cole bEated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Gilman:
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves ana Governor, elevated ovens.
Al kinds Of PaTlof. Office anc heating StoYes.-
Tin aad Copper Ware on haEd al all times. RooI-
ing, JohglIg a-e, done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the p. o.
t-lIg DAVENPORT. low A,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

snv member a a civilized community can commthe We
mcst uray transported "a Eun, and from an equaiy
just betefin hs entire u.sgnfcance be was permtedo
return. We lave no right TO complain nas .ss
Of he democracy have seized upon this occaSioa 'o'
an ovation for siey hav. seen an instance or tSo
of the like kind at the other extreme OF socey ine
public have only reeson TO rejoice mat for once u
way such a field day has been held AZ lar - any
importance can be attached 10 such an event at ai,
s perhap= well that the Char;ists have gwen u
practical proof Of how low they are fallen In the Puoc
estimation. Yesterday We were favored with sre'ie"
Of their weakness, not OF their strength
On one point indeed-and that point quite unc'n-
pested with our own political cortroversies-Aes-rs;
Frost Jone- &C. have uncOasclou-ly done us gov'i
service We NAV CAL attention 10 the procession VI
Democrats which paraded the streets OF London yes
terday afternoon, and ask AL conlnentai po1n'.s -
saw whether such an exhibition could have been 'oe-
rasd in any Of their capitals thout danger 70 'ne sa
biv Of their rule. Democracy putt on the fooi cap
ard bells and walks jnghng about the streets ann
IL general ridicue where real liberty exists IL 4
tes.nce Of despotism il in secret conclaVe1-i
Inks in dark cears-its language il whisper, ana
IT, threat s1Ovl. We more particularly InVl'e 'ue
confederation of our respected friend king bonoa u
the oppressed condition Of the Br-h lsle. l%' nun
marx that in the capital city OF the empire se. OF
foolish fanatics are at full liberty TO parade the
strees and pra;e at their viii about the destrue'i9h
Of our religious and political supersutlons. Nooody
pays much more attention 10 them uan u lne! W..
gang of Savoyards with dancing monkey. OF OF jug
plers with their cups and bs- and spangei a; ;Ae's
and other parapherDaha Of their trade Dare ne 'fy
the security of hi- throne by such test We do no.
ask for procession of Democrats but OF Neap1n'an
Constitu.ionsists-of whose opinions are ABOUT as
far advanced as those Of old Wings ami members OF
n q For Club in England We will not conhne the 'est
IN our avn ,ide 70 the METROPOLIS bat the King OF the
Two Sicics shall be at full liberty to name any DIS
trct of the British islandslreand include I'm when
be would WIS 10 see the experiment tred. As IN
uInIban proof, then of the perfect quiet IN potca
sense wbcl prevails throughout these islands We DO
not regard the fcoeries of yesterday without certain
satisfhctiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
FRANCE.

The Paris correspondence Of The Loado" T.me'
sGys;
As yet no preparations ore making for the Con-
gress 10 be held Paris this Winter, and when to
consist of the second representatives, who assisted a.
the Congress last Spring but there appears to be no
doubt that such a eng will be held, with view to
settle with The least possible delay, questions arising
out Of the treaty Of Paris"
Prince Adabert Of Bavaria, with his bride, s visit
ing the Emperor At Biarrtz. The Emperor will leave
Baritz on the 9th or 18th for S. Cloud, and Will stay
two days at Bordeaux on hI' way northwnd.
There is report that kiIg Otho OF Greece Is coming
10 Paris next nOrth.
L. de Cambactres, grandson of. Cambactres Of the
fret Empire, has just married the yoqng Pnnces'
BaLde de Canine. This marriage required the az
sent of the Emperor, lie being guardian of the Bona
parte family To the fifth degree.
S.nor Nsnn, ex President of Venice, writes from
Paris to Tie Load0n Times hat The French Govern
nent has not prohibited him from receiving subscrlIr
tops TO purchase cannon Tor the fortress OF AIeesan
dra, in Piedmont.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
SWITZERLAND.
SWITZERLAND REPUDIATES THE PRUSSIAN
CLAIMS on NEUFCHATEL.

The Suisse journal announces that the Federal Coun-
Gil had replied TO the note presented TO by the Pu'
sian Representative, NJ. de Sydow, in reference to
NeufchGtel, in which note the Prus,ian General re-
served It's right Of sovereignty the canton In re-
ply the Federal Council declares that it cannot admit
tie night claimed by Prussia for the reasons already
expressed in the negative reply Of the Federal Drec
tory Of the LIT and 9Th of March lSis, and the Council
expressed regret that events in every way deporabe
should have given motive for the renewal OF the
protest. According to the Journal VI. de Sytow
had interview with VI. S'omphi, President of the
Federal Council, from whom he demanded that the
yr,cn,rs should be- treated with kindness and that
the judicial inquiry and trial should not be too hastily
conducted, such course might complcate still
tie d omatic relations of Prussia with the Conedera
tion ard might crt ate fresh difficulties. NJ Stompfi
replied that Switzerland the last country to which
such observations ought be addressed since s leg
-laticn with respect TO political ofenses and crimes
was the least severe that existed. Justice he added
should take its course. and the Confederation
firmly dete emined to reec; all diplomatic Intervention.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
THE LATEST.
fBy Telegraph from London TO Liverpool
THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK
Lospos, Tuesday, Sept l6, 1855

LOsDos Tuesday, sept 10, ioSo'
The writer of TAe Times city article says II Is as
,eed that if the provision OF the charter requiring s
r,.out,on upon onefourtn of the capital being lost,
had beeu treated az worthy of the smallest attention
The concern would scarcely have passed into second
year Of existence The first part Of the affair VIII, It
Drssr. move 20 consist Of series Of acts such a.
M p.rsons could have adopted except from /"
..rd;sd determination 20 make the Bank scape-
goat Of their speculations ana necessiIee'
Tins the advances to individual Directors
az wen as to the general manager, and the securities
.skeu against them all said 10 be OF nature anu
to have been carried on for periods which can leave
no doutt of the aspect Of the transactions cores
nordept has transmitted accounts with respect 20
which there cannot be much mistake They are dated
within a week of the stoppage OF the Bank and con-
tain an urgent invitation TO the person to whom they
were addressed to join the Direction consisting OF gen.
,l.men Of undoubted and possession, the man
sger being meanwhile prepared to afford the fullest In
formation.
Tie Daily Ners says:
"The Stock Exchange to day experienced an entire
change Of appearance The feeling OF vsgue panic
which prev allied at the close of last week and vesuges
OF which were stl Observable yes:erday has vanished
In eyery orar.er purchases have largely lncreaseed,
and the immediate result has been an important re-
covery from the late excessive fall The rally in con-
soils is fully half per cent, In the railway share mar
ket TIE recovery was general and varied from to u
per cent The prices quoted at the close OF the stock
Exchange were the best of the day, all the markets
ksyir off ith decided frmness. The money market
o1bibited no new feature. The general demand GEN.
,iputs eood without change in rates.
AT Paris yesterday the acct price of the e cent:
Rents declined | y cent, and the money p1ces
cent To-day the Boure closed at almost exactly the
same prices as yesterday. Contrary to expectations
Tie f56 eco in gold ex the Sardinian, is not readily
taken by the Continental buyers: There probability
that considerable portion will be sent INTO tne pauh'
porie,s of gold experienced difficulty in raising the
heavy su ms of mouey necessary for the conducting OF
their oper .tons.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
she had been delayed in Tampics wsitn, =. I.

.he had been Delayed in Tampics w.ith. = !.
treasure.
Our latest a&Sices ftvn Madrid ,ns..
Spanish Government dissatisfied with u sA
nent made BY Senor Alvarez with Gen C.s
II is urged BY the Cabinet of Madrid a., ~
Anna recognized the validity of the 49,:
that they were regularly fled at the snss.s II
bassy and ndorsed by their minister ~ = u
enter into any arrangements other Aan ~.
Lutte admissal Of their validity would be -. SsA
10 an open confession Of fraud on the ns,t y:
Spanish Minister, under whose sanction ,Sos.sls
we're presented and acknowledged a. yaI
Mexican Government. Consequently
have been given 10 prepare every ,,,Ssn
vessel in the Spanish navy yards.
il should be deemed necessary "a
TO hostile measures. General Copeh. e
not authorized BY the Home Goverpus.*
send out the squdron that accompanied Seos,i
rez on his mission TO Mexico. He has 49,
sured for acting so precipitstely, the,eb, -
his government in so swkard position. ~
remember that COmonfort refused 70 recs;,s .. ~
Alvarez until the Spanish squadron had v;tsi..
from their coasts. ExMinister YvS h.s -,
at Madrid where he is using all eIertop. T. ~.
ence the Spanish Government 10 invade Ms,.. .Ss =
overthrow the liberal party. He is soeempssssts
several OF the exiled eccleslasucs. lie soI6,n I,
this expedition will be drsughted from Tie o.
army. General Manzano will take the COMM
a. be is looked upon as the best officer IN Tie S,s
nh army.
l am sorry to inform you that the slave N.
still continues unabsted all along the coasts Q,
Island, though everything is managed with a.
precaution. The police officers, who were \
prisoned for selling "Cedulas" to the Nc
dealers. have all been set at large again. Tw,,
them, to my certain knowledge, have been )
instated in their former post. Such is the 4,
faith of the Spanish Government | notice ana
the loungers on our wharf several agents ei ,
African spectators, who have just returned \
the North, where il seems they have succeedSl
usual, in procuring suitable vessels to carry o.,
netsrious traffic. NewYork is their favorite ha,,
because money seems to have as much sway N
your merchant princes as it has in this coansr
lNQy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
ALGERIA.

The affair in KabyHa, Algeria which took place on
tie ID inst is detailed in report to the Secretary OF
War. The crops of the French had been gathered,
snd ere heaIec up around the village of Dr9eI-Mham
wi en- six thousand kabyes came down 10 burn them.
The French had there but a native detachment, one
battalion Of the 18th Regiment and squadron OF
Chlssours dAirque. The natives were put forward n
adv arcc. and the regulars remained in conceament
The Kat yles came on furiousy, and drove back the
native contingent but suddenly found themselves
c arced with the bayone by the battalion OF infantry
Notwithstanding the superiority of discipline and arms
tie side Of the French, the great disparity OF NUM-
b,rs rendered the contest severe and It's result tor
tine doubtful, until the Chassenrs dAfrique charged
iinaly with great effect and the enemy tied. On the
9Th tie m0untaneers came down again; but they had
not reck, ned the considerable rentorcements the
French had rccev in the interval, and they were
driven bach with loss. II is said that expedition
egains the Kabyles will at once take place. Any
OF eratiops that the French may have Contemplated
against the Riff pirates Gre for the present postponed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
R;.luud, Athya d Co.'s Circular.

Per Baltic LiNtrOVs. Sefy ~, 80 ,b.
Rpv.nSrryys s-The weather continues favorable and ue
bus Of the Gram Crop. England is now gathered IN the
North of Ireland in Scotland much yet remains OUT
Eame having delivered less freely kss thrown larger de-
maud upon foreign and good business has been done mere
in uroyiug prc., Indian Corn styanced IL y quartet A.
,o,sy'. Market lively demand was experienced iDr good
Wheat at au advance Of ID d3d v 10 10 on sst rnSsy
rric,. NV Whit. Wheat, 10 3diO g; Old, e5dIOi N""
Rtd olaos Old d94 y 20 n. Good Flour me, irr,'
sle a, full pr,c. Western Canal Flour - dS fhiid'i'
phi. and Bsimore 81 ass Ohio. "a 6'Sl Indisn Gorn
Was in les ayor, and cd y qusr lower ihsn yeseaSS
ADVANCE. Mixed 50 Yellow, 81 o. White - aoi,. .
PRcyIsIo\s-B.ef There j. rather NOR" inquiry ou a. yer
little has resulted PORK ha ana rshet o"i .
nube of the English and French Governments having ha
aL,r expressing effect bacon is in good demsnd ana as u
t.v rn that the whole stock will be required beiorc
n. NJ can come forward holders demanding an advance
which In instances has been conceded SHOULDERS move
"a ,owly AZ a. Chess: Prime wanted and commands iui
,. -. A. .
L,er-No transactions reported since our last but tue
zone Of the market quieer; new lish Is expected soon
TsLLow-W h large aTy in London the market u ratheI
easier . a., r. ,
ri $ of Turp. milne unchsn led sellers at Sjs
LNsEED OIL in good demand, ~ SiO 10 SiI Y tuI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
CHINA.

Letters have come 70 hand. At Canton is reported
cs announced by telegraph per Csnadal, the suspen-
>ion OF the lung-establ.shed firm { WermOre & Co.
TIER failure was quite unexpected. Liabilities are
stui,d S54 Gee, ard asst at sjlsc COO Ihe amount
due 70 fCre.Lers 0n tAe ,pot l. calculated a; SopC,
ard to Cliuese about s}ONto.
Ir Parker, United State Commissioner, was, az
last ecc,un,s at Foo-Chow, but had been unable 10
g,t an interview with the |iceroy.
Tie United states siesIler Jacinto broke down on
her way 10 SimUda. Japan, with Consul TOWNSEND
HAIRS N board, and had PE. back - Whempoa tor
rcyar-.
The Indis nal brnes intelligence from Foo-Chow
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
VICTORIA,
From The Londoa Tine, Of SEPT IS.

From The L0ud01 TinS Of SEPT -
OF all British colonies the history Of Victoria has
been the most marvellous. II has indeed, oeen hi'r
marvellous than the history of any colony on record
Melbourne the capital of the Province was founded
onlv tw, nty wears AGO and il is only some hall-a
DOZEN years since il was wreiched outport Al whch
few straw ships touched. Yet now the population Il
more than 5000 and the trade s something aoulou7
There il no region in the world that can give oeter
account of the period that has interyened between Is
rise and present date The trade Of Vlctorla was IN
1854 not less than 100 times greater than II was 0ny
fifteen wears before; the population had mutpied
itself more than 80 times in the same perlod
The truth Is that these marves OF progress ap
plv more or less TO the whole OF our AusTaiiah
seitIomerts bu, Melbourne is the center OF the move
u.t Last wear it exported gold 10 the value OF near
~ fI2 eco CO. and from our Australian corresponds
cnce il appears that the exports during the present year
are at iii. increasing rate and this gold il Is that ha'
created the colony and sustalus ITS prosperity Ioh
pared with itself however the advances oi me Alsta-
ten region cannot be- fully appreciated; II is when we
brrr il into comparison with wealthy and long-e.tab
shcd colonies such a. those of Brit sh North America
that We begin fully to compr, hend the difference We
then find that tie infant colony an infant HERCULES
that Victoria alone consumes OF our exports more
than all our colonies in North America Ana IL
il not merely the necessarics of lie which II thus
absorbs: ali the Australian settlements are good cu--
tomers-indeed our best customers-ln all that re-
ates 10 the luxHre- aud the refinement of social exist
ence. The whole Of our exports OF printed DOCKS lot
Example in the year 1854 amounted tO the value OF
f4ij.t0U; OF this Australia took more than thlrh,
the United States took less than third, and the re-
uainder was divided in trbles among multitude oi
counties. That Melbourne took a large share OF the
exports TO Australia may be concluded from me one
fact that two booksellers in that city subscribed alone
for SEQ copies Of Mr.. Macaulays last publication.
And this may be regarded as an indication OF the
character of the works which find favor in these
Golden r,CiOuR.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
SPAIN.

II il stated that Gonzales Bravo is TO be GpIoined
Minister of Spain at Washing on.
There is nothing new politically
Accounts from the Canary Islands mention that the
state Of siege was proclaimed there the 9TH on re-
ceipt Of orders to that effect from the Home Govern
nient.
Government had received dispatches from the
Car tam General OF Cuba dated the 18th August an
nouncng that the Island continued TO enjoy tranquil
lty, and that It's sanitary condition had improved
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
NJ MADRID.

Count Berkenhotf. it is expected, will arrive here
shortly for the purpose of announcing to ner Majesty
IN. accession of the Car to the throne as first step
toward the establishment OF diplomatic relations De-
tween this Court and 81. Petersburgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rrow. shipIey a. Co. ~ Circular.

Per Bdl.ic.l LiNhNFOvytI S.Psii NcNrrcx
Ne have 20 report very quiet bu. toereby steady CotroN
,k., the date OF the above Circular the safes being
l7CCO bales at the above quotations. , a
The Co.'s market has been more active Al an sdso" o ~
o bu.b in hne WHEAr and the extreme rates o last week
~, Ero orr and INDIAN Corn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

,., o. ~ "a u,Sw<uosSs sfkiy vhieA scsured thsre
~ bv which an Americas eesvenAn, hr. Howard
Cvpniseh ham. oss his kfs. sFeet row sross oss.e.n
s.ms oi the Canton men belonging 70 an Aneh'an
DIM and de people Of the psoe. Mr. Cunn,nsnsm ~
knpted 70 fsperse the parties and wss s'aooeu'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
TURKEY.

CcSsr.sTrsoPLE, Sept Sin consequence OF the
reiI,soI tstons of VI. Bou,enet and of the other
Imbsssadois the Porte has abandoned IL project Of
an ,1I edition against Montenegro. This affair wlI be
settled by the Conferences of Paris.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

The denomination was protra,ted until nearly {
o'clock and at IT. conclusion the immense OF
people gradually dispersed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
UNON QUIM AND UNCHANGED.

ADVANCE IN TuE CORN MARKET
, 1856-05-02
From the San Francisco Town Talk, April 4.
Have We an Indian War!

Gen Wool is reported to have said, on
his return from Oregon, that there was no
war that the rumored danger of the set
Elements from Indian hostilities was a spec
nlation gotten up to make money, and con-
sequently he returned without making any
effort to avert the impending danger
Many here believed this statement, for no
one imagined that this veteran soldier
woull make 50 hcartless charge without
foundation, or perpetrate so foul a SANDER
on the people Of Oregon. Experience
should have taught him better knowledge
of that people than to imagine that they
would barter the scalps Of their wives and
little ones for base lucre. But acting un-
der this mistaken view, it would seem, Gen.
Wool did not put the country in that state
of preparation for defense that the threat
ened danger demanded. There was a
great deal Of " fuss and feathers" double
toll and trouble" when be took his depar-
ture for the seat of war, TO end it in
blaze Of glory.
A long retinue of officers military stores
and arms were shipped at the same time,
and these preparations, together with the
fact that the expedition was to bc COM
mandcd by a veteran soldier like General
Wool, raised high expectations Of the re-
suit. But how have these expectations
been met Does his first dispatch tell us
=" came, saw, conqueredp Nothing
of the kind-but few weeks elapsed when
he returned, because, like Stephens in his
search of the Central American Govern
ment, he could not find a. st'I ml.
The King Of the French, with ten thousand men, l
Marched up tho hill--tben niaruhed down again.
Gen. Wool has committed great error
in listening to the enemies Of Oregon, and
taTnished his wei! earned fame by his con-
duct thus far in this war--he has aroused
the Indignation Of the people Of Oregon
and the citizen soldiery-that class of vol
unteers who have never failed to respond
when called upon by their country. This
is truly unfortunate, and we sincerely hope
and trust that he may be able to retrieve
his lost position with that generous people.
We have few men in our country who oc-
cupy SO large q space in the public mind as
Gen. woodland we would not wish to see
him dim, by any imprudent act, the fame
his gallantry won in his younger days.