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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09
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A Large lot ofClocks Of all kinds for sale lowe
Ilthsn ever before offered n this market, at
lsn(aEl.
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E,rtrnfe HO0rdiss1.

MRS He. ADAMS havius iaken the Hpn. IS.
vi Fhor'nrtens Horse at the rnfr f 4 h nnd
Matt t,retis 5 no" prepared TO acc immediate u to
~ any hcafd-tr. DLe room to itt, su, ate for
4, nts or n 1. ut aud wife, de..hitf
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Dissolution.

DissOisstjOS.,
TIE partnership heretofore existing befv n An
! ,o'be LoCaire aud Geo. l.. Davenport, urder
ih' hinie OF l"tistre thar IMPORT, IN the Foundry
and Maehinist business was Dissolved The nr-t day
OF ia ,usry by mutaJ sareem.nt. Al per ofs "a
dsbtrd to thu late rm t,q1e, tel /" max pi,-
III 'nt t. A. L. Ciaire, Who wi seit'e AL brsn If
the late nim. ANTON. LrtI. ,tRH
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NEW Music! NEW hduSIGI!

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Nfw aeufrtisrments.

C1HCl AADJNG LIBRARY
A. views D'iot opposite The les laire House NV
Yo-'., Chicago AMI Cincinnati Dsi.s re, ejvci ~
rNdsH y H. TAkR AGENT
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Cner tins H.. limited inter Of special Of 10
Will BE- ms. rei at ten e"uts per line each inseii 10
OF Iitfv cents PER- week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29
Additional Nesvs from Mexico.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IS, 1897.
Adespateh received in this city from New Orleans states
that the Mexican Congress and Supreme Court had been
broken UP and dispersed and Comonsot declared absolute
dictator.
NKw ORLEANS, Dec. 70, 1857.
BY the arrival at this port day Of the steamer Ten
nessee, the Ptcd7tnc in receipt Of intelligence from
Vera Cruz 70 the 2st inst and corresponding dates from
other portions Of the republic The news is OF the highest
importance.
The constitution or the country had been OVERTHROW
the federal Congress- and Supreme Court brose up and
dispersed Cononfort declared absolute DICTATOR
power call extraordinary Congress The whole CAPT
tai was in arms, and other municipalities, including Vera
Cruz had given in their prompt adhe sion 70 the new order
Of things.
The revolution in the city OF Mexico took place the
Eth inst. The movement sudden, bold and daring
one, and crowned with the most complete II
planned by Comonfort then entrusted 10 Gen Paez
who carried il trumphanty into execution without any
active resistance the part OF the people indeed the
latter evinced their Joy in various and unhesitst
ngly hailed ComonfOit as their Supreme ruler.
There were but few arrests made, though among the
few were several men of distinction
number Of the military sent in their designations fhe
same day.
The latest advces from the city are contained letter
to the Picayune, dated 10th inst, which represents
"everythng as going on we'll"
Later advices from Yucatan also furnished. The
country continued distracted BY civil war.
Sisal which at the previous dates in possession Of
the Campeachy troops in state OF blockade had been
captured by the reactonsts but again reaken by
the former, and strong force OF good troops sta
toned at that point to defend 1t from further assaults
-FOUR despatch, it will be remembered stated that the
garrison of Tacuy had pronounced against the dsso
luton OF the Congress and the investment Of Comonfor
with dictatoral powcrs-Ep. HERALD
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Highly Important News from Nicaragua
News from California-The Expedition to
Utah-AHalrs In Europe-Interesfing from
Japan - Christmas Festivities Landing OF
the Pflgrims-The Latest Intelligence, &c.
The FAMILY HERALD Of We nesday will, among other
things, contain
The latest news from California brough, BY the North
ern Light.
Highly Important News from Nicaragua-Breaking up
OF the Fibuster Camp-Sezure Of General Walker by
Commodore Pauldng, and his Arrival and Reception in
this city.
letter from correspondent attached to the exped
tionary army to Utah.
letter from Mormon a. Salt Lake City, showing what
the Mormons doing.
Affairs in Europe-Leters from correspondents at
London Paris, Berlin, ST. Petersburg 6c-The Cost of
Paris Bankers wiie-The Royal Spanish Baby-Par s
Fashions, &c, &C.
Christmas Festivities In New York and vicinity.
Celebration Of tie Fifty second Anniversary of the New
England Society-Dinner at the As,or House.
Interesting account OF the visit OF Captain Fabus in the
steam frigate Mcdusa to Hakodate and Smods Japan.
Sermon a, the Norfolk street Baptist church by Rev.
Mr.. Kaicch, of Boston.
Editorial remarks on the current events OF the day
The latest Intelligence received by telegraph other
wise.
Together with City News OF Interes.-Poiice Reports
Marriages and Deaths for the week--Commercisl snd
the Cattle Market and large amount of general reading
matter
Term--S2 year; four cents single copy. To be OBJ
tanned at the Office and OF news agents.
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Canadian -four wa unchanged. and sales confined to
about 900 400 barrels at the above quotations Southern
brands ia moderate demand, with sales OF coo 100
barrels at the above figures. Wheat In limited dee
mand and sales confined 10 about 900 5000 bushels
included M which 800 prime white Kentucky, for
city milling with small lot OF white Michigan. at 81 90
southern sound common red and white ragged 81
81 20. Corn-The sales embraced about 10 zoe 20 900
bushels AZ 52c for damaged Southern and At 56c
rs for sound do 6c for dry good shipping order
K In fair demand, with sales Of about 900 hrshc
Northern at 75c. Oats unchanged and fair do
mand nj 42c. a fec. for State and Western.
CoTu.-1be market was quiet and ssles confined 10
about 200 bags RIO g, SIC. axe Aid loo mats Java
lee.
CorroS The sales embraced about 400 a 500 bales
chiefly 10 spinners The market continued 10 be irregular
and unsettled The sales IN most said 10 have
been based upon middng uplaEsis at a7.c. a at,c.
bbls -four 10 Liverpool taken ri - cotton
532d To Tobdoo 200 hbls Hour taken al price to
be fxcd and I6v tcrccs OF pork S. To Glasgow 100
bbls. -four taken al . Cd There nothing
ing for California, ard engagements making al SOC.
a CSC. per foot measurement
Provisions. market exhibited greater
buoyancy, with increased sales. Tho transactions
brsoed about 600 ~ 600 bbls OF old aud at
SIS SIS 81, and $50 prime NJ s3 IS Thin and prime
mess quiet. Hsf wss nsc,iye, snd sales conaned
10 about 100 bbs, including country prime % T5 81
30, and country al 80 a fi0, with small lots of
Western repacked at si2 So and extra do at ei3
STA Beef hams quiet at IA Is, and prime mess
gales prices were nominal Cut meats were unchanged,
and sales limited fardaes Of $50 tierccs made,
deliverable IN all January, seller option, ri 9kc,, with
100 do at &C. easc Butter heavy at 12c lie for
tac, and nj lac s2ic. for sste Cheese was IN fair de
msnt at &C. q &c.
srosts The sales embraced about t0o hhds included
In which were 30 New Orleans at 6tsc. Sc and 0lba
nuiscovsdo about exc. axe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

Prom the foregoing schedule II will be perceived
net increase proposed by the committee 10 the levy
presented BY The Comptroller 10 the Common Council is
ty3n 90 81.
An amendment proposing to add $50 600 to the arrcar
ages Of 1851 for the purpose CT paying increased saa
ries OF city officials during the year debated great
length (Mcssrs. Phillips and Jones being the principal
speskers), and lost by vote Of n 10 16.
The $4,000 item for the Mayors expenditures growing
out Of testing the consttuonaty n laws relative TO the
city yased by the Legislature in 1857 gave rlse 70 con.
siderable discussion, but motion strike II out was ost
voting anlrmaiiyely and 20 negatively.
Mr.. BuLngr moved b. amend the appropriation OF
$4,000 for repairs 20 public buildings lie suggested the
appropriation OF $40 600 for building In urng slip for
the Of the Fire Department and $4,000 for the atera
ton Of Cejrc Market for the Military Department making
the appropriation eos 900 instead Of $4,000 Mr. fui.
tccls resolution was carried by vote Of III TO 10.
An additional amendment 10 the arrcarages OF 1857 for
paying various salaries, amounting 10 % 100 CO. was
made and unanimously adopted
Mr. Boo1K moved to make further addition of $500
for the Improvement Of the Russ pavement Broadway
which was debated for an hour and finally carried by
vote OF % to
On motion Of Mr.. HaswxIi $4,000 was added TO tho
tax levy FOR Ae Twenty fret ward station house; after
which II was moved, seconded end carried t the re.
port OF the Finance Committee be accepted and ordered
TO third reading forthwith. Tho ordnance was read,
and finally adopted "a voting ainrmaiively and nine In
the negative after which the Ieard adjourned TIL this
Tuesday) evening, having beca nearly Eve hours in
session
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ACADEMY OF MuMc-TK PuRrTAN AND THAIBKRe.-
The great programme at the Academy last night including
the fuitan" for the fret time this season fantasia by
Tbaiberg, and the "Huguenots Duett by Ihaberg aud
vieuxtemps, drew correspondingly good house last
night. was the most fashionable audience Of the
son In the opera Formcs Lagrange and Gaser sang adj
miraby, and received the usual honors Of great
Mr. Thalberg warmly greeted, and was as fine
On "Wednesday Nine. Caradori makes her debut in
Fidelio supported by the best German artists here and
q double orchestra and chorus
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NKw 0sixAss, Dec. 70, 1857.
Cotton steady sales 10 day 5000 bales; niddng &c
pkc Sugar unchanged and steady Molasses iac. a
IsIsc. Flour declining: Ohio - So Red wheat 81 TO-
white do. 81 q. Mixed CSC. Pork very duh at
sI4 for rness lard Ia kegs loo. Freights hrmer
cotton 10 LIVERPOOL Nd; 10 Hayre 1c Exchange
london 1o4 1o6 do. on New York, per cont dis.
count.
MoaIs, Dec. 2s, 1857.
The sales Of cotton to-day 1900 bales, at sslc
sysc for mitliE The receipts OF tho last three days
hsvc been 10 800 bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec %, 1857
The sales q cotton to-day we're $50 bales, at oc loo
AL qualities are slightly lower.
The sales q cotton today wore unmportan aud quota
CgAerrrox. Dec. %, 1857
M9kc. WV N"'NS'
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CoroneE's Once.
ALLEGED HOMICIDE IN CANNON STREET.


On Sunday afternoon a fight took place a. No.
Sc Cannon street, between two Germans named
Henry simet ana George Richter, when the wife
OF the former interfesed, IL il alleged, and with
a club fered Richter 70 the ground. killing him e.
most instantly The quarrel between the men originated
from snow bsling match between their children The
children qusrreiled the amusement and fought with
each other. The respective parents teA up the quarrel
az the children and engaged in fighting when Mrs.
Simet, II is seged stepped up with club and struck
her husbands antagonist heavy blow on the temple
killing him upon tina spot The police bong Notified o.
the affair, MI and Mrs Smet taken into custody
and committed TO await the action Of the coroner
Yesterday Coroner Hill proceeded 10 the house occn.
quest upon the body when the following additional par
Gcosrs gathered in relation u the occurrence
simct appears intoxicated at the time and appear
ed 70 have been the aggressor He followed deceased 70
his and wanted TO have fight The latter not
DESTROYS OF having combat and endeavored to get Smet
out of his apartments peaccably possible. But
made an attempt TO push him out he turned upon him
and struck him a number of severe blows One OF the
ncghbors then between the for the purpose o.
separating them, when Mrs. Smet up and with the
handle OF struck deceased three heavy blows on
the head. TIE combatants then separated Almost i'm.
mediate afterwards Richter felt the effects OF the blows
he received at the hands OF Mrs Smct He complained
Of severe pain In the head and asked his wife 60 ont
for vinegar TO bathe his temples with. When his
wife back from the grocery store she found do
ceased lying dead upon the bed Mrs Set on hearing OF
Rchtcrs death cd from he'housc and took refuge IN
neghboring shoemaker's shop. She arresteda few
hours afterwards by policeman Brown, Of the Eleventh
ward police. and locked up for examination Coroner
Hills decided 70 adjourn the inquest until day, when the
evidence Of several important witnesses Will be adduced
post ncrtem examination OF the body was made by
Drs Fipne Ferguson and Beach. On opening the skull
the ply scans found large cot or exrav aated blood
the cerebeum but there did appear to be any wound
the scalp correspond with the injury 10 the BRAIN
the ply scans unable to say whether the cot Of
blood produced by the blows received whether it
was caused by the bursting of blood vessel while de-
ceased in IT. They arrived at this conclusion from
the fact OF deceased being subject 70 IT'S and in the alb
Of any exei nal injury they considered il extremely
doubtful whether the blows inflicted caused death not
Deceased about sixty six years of age and leaves
wife and three children TO lament his unmey end He
file cutter by trade, and worked at the factory Of
MI AImlier, of No. 80 Clinton street.
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The Albion, m announcing the return Of Mr. Anthony
BARCLAY, the late British Consul at this port stass that
that gentleman has retired on pension allowed him by
the Queen. The Albion not 70 be well informed h
this maNcr. Mr. Barclay has, Ia true, received the re-
firing pension n $500 per 10 which he entitled
FOR his consular services but he has retired from the
service Of his government He this country
with the functions and salary % Post Office agent formerly
hefd by Captain CRANKY CaUaft
ARRIVALS.
From New Orleans In the steamship Empire Citv-Nss
Fannie Denson, Denison, Jr; Miss Chase, Dure
Mrs q Miller and three Children Mr. Way Stansbury,
Cecil Noise and Il In the seersge. From Havanaoun de
Msresupers J Berndes r s-ese, Arius W Cuibert
ks s.eegagc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

Sudden Death.
Those who use stimHlaat 70 daily must beware
Their arteris bleed sppros -hes blood
is sttsns darker color than In the Finally
sickness and peculiar debility arise this condition
sudden death may be expected uniess a medicine like
Bandreihs pills promptly used which At disinect
=. were The blood 81 the poison with which charged
mind often impaired whereby the evil habit stayed, Legs
aors should asyum for the habusi druukard
the Brandrch pills alone would erec, reforms a
single year an all the temperance societies have done.
The chemical qualities 81 the blood have much
the same IN yphuS yellow and pud fevers IN scurvy
and fever OF long standing scrufrous
plague. and In confirmed dram drinkers There doubt
Ia my mind that the Ia
EXCESS OF HYDROGEN,
imbhed from the air from food from water from infection
otherwise
The cure isuse BRAfDRETHs pills NJ TO purge freely
for three four days, then them moderately 40
that full purRaton IL obtained Ia days
until the disease conquered and the health fully restored
Principal office, 43 Brandreth building sold also 2gi
Bowery 2 Hudson street, and 81 Division street. At Is
n fun directions.
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H.I1oCs-Aff,lu AT Red Bank n J. on Cbristr,ss
cve, Dec. q, by Rev A. Glmour, Mr.. wn ~ HAIocx 81
New York city, TO Miss AirA L. ALLAfRK daughter a
Capt J. U. Allaire, OF the former plsce.
Mxrxa-Gussr On Wednesday, pec. y, by Rey & NJ
lsascs, Mr. AssKR I. hxiu 10 RnuccA only daughter -
l.. A. Gubsi, EsG ,of New Orleans.
san fra-czco, Cal, and New Orleans papers plsaas
copy.
VioAL-C2ASI.-M Glen Cove, 7. l., on Thursday. Dec
~ by Rev, Thos aaliaDy, HENRI o VIDAL OF Greea-
point, j. l., 20 EreESIs r GRAFT, daughter Of Joseph
Graft tsl., o. Glen Cove
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Schooners 8. G. Watts and g. G.. Waterbury
Ashore.

NORFOLK, Dec 2S 1855.
The schooner S G. Watts from Boston bound to Nor
folk ashore at Cape Henry Assistance has been sent
down TO her.
The schooner c. G. Waterbury from Attakapas bound
to New York with cargo Of sugar and moasses also
ashore The wreckers have gone down her assistance
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Arrest for Forgery,

BOSTON, Dec Is, 1857.
John W. Macy, Of Nantucket has zen arrested in New
Bedford, charged with obtaining - 300 forged letter
Of acceptance purporng to be signed by Josiah Macy
Sons OF New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

The Minnesota Eiection-Cholce Of United
States Senators,
CHICAGO, Dec %, 1857.
Advces have been received announcing the completion
OF the official Of the late election in Minnesota
The entire democratic State ticket xa chosen.
Hon. Henry Nj Rice and Hon. James Shields we're
elected United States Senators By the Legislature of Min
uesota on the 10Th inst
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az En DOUBLE SOLx wkrEH PROOF sEWur
Pf.CV. bcota, nov resdy aaJUSSx 10 Asa stres& ssa
he krsum-
DEAuTTFUL PREsESTs
ID Fos utr sgAsos
WATCHrS-fsosd .nd silver % the he's, makers.
GOLD CHNNsCf every descrll los, sr hiies and ycn.
usewsr.
CoRAJs-rs complete .e,s and snsls pisces 70 salt
RfSGE-D Diamond sirset and assorted
LtCkk1S-< splendid Assortment
BRopYYs-Bssutfh ssnecs eorsl mosaic, lars, AZ.
Sot.p hND sitsrR fTp pSs ss NJ PENCIL. cAsEs-A
SILVER WARE, TEA SETS, WATERS
PITCHERS GCBIFTS, ours, 10.
Selections from the shove rich and varied stock OF
All, WARRANTED,
We now Offer 10 customers and frieuds
ArhxrRExsLw
ROBERT RAFT &C0.
ssl pyv1drsy, Vsgssr " Wwyen syse@
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

MONDAY Dec. 80 7. n
BRyaDyrUrTS.-Tlour-There rather drmness
mshf, ted the part OF holders while the market
closed Mt about the quotations OF saturday. The sales
embraced about 900 900 barrels within the range Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29
The California Overland Mail expedition.

ST. LOFTS, Dec. ~, 1851
tractors for carrying the overland mail 10 California have
arrived here with the design OF fitting out IN expedition
60 ASCERTAIN the most practicable route ocsrry the pro-
posed mail
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. rs, 1867.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived contained no letters
papers for this city.
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The Expected News from Europe.
THE GTgAkSHR ARA0o OFF CAPH RACE BoCND FOE
HKW YORK.

NEW YORK.
81. JOINS, N. f., Dec g, 1857
side wheel steamer, with two smoke stacks passed
Trepassey close m at r. NJ Saturday, bound for tue
westward. was probably the Arsgo which will be due
In New York about Wednesday morning.
The yacht Of the Associated Press wrecked in
the gale Of tho 7h inst Repairs have been made and she
is expected to leave port today.
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The Tax Levy for 1858.
hoard OF COI-ECILMEN.

This Board was in session last evening, the President
Jonas N. Phillips, Esq, presiding.
The Finance Committee mr. T. Jones, Jr., Chairman,)
presented volumnous and important report relative to
the tax levy OF 1865
The attention Of the Common Council and that Of the public
called the fact that The estimate city expenses
proposed by the committee for 1853 Ia ess by about
thar for 1857; but the increase for state t
mills being Ss7 421 81 than for 1851 brings the
gate amount Of the levy than that Of last
Tho committee submitted for their consideration of
the largest items Of expenditure being for the State
others for departments not under the control OF the Common
in q g NJ.
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The expenditures OF the city departments year
amount 10 about 81 600 aud committee feel the great
rous departments under the az the Mayor and Com
mou Council nasmuch the public look 10 them the
sponsblc powers In the city government. Al present
could not ntefere by cutting off supplies without subjecng
the city great enience and further expense
We have therefore thought best to make the appropria
tons aforesaid as given by the Comptroller.
streets be made &s @ contract has been entered
by the Mayor and Common Council with responsible
for that Is well known that the subject
cleaning has engaged the attention OF the Common Council
d-grsc-f condition While have been paid
annually For the past two the city has paid nearly
$4,000 annually yet the streets have nowfsc been pro
perry cleaned Under the present City Inspector the
have been judiciousy managed still some OF principal
streets such Broadway being cleaned by private sub
soton this should not be- bedes the charter requires all
work 10 be done by contract.
The committee deem proper call the attention of the
Common Council 10 the Increase Of salaries The
amount Of salaries In the tax levy Of 1867 $sl00 for
10, u -heing an increase in one year of sSl No
thirty per cent per anuum.
The committee have reported for lighting oil lamps, $1,000
being gdlsuch amount paid the contractor for lighting
the same orgiualyhe number u lamps being reduced
about two thousand This contract has expired and should
be re .advc rti-ed.
with regard to Common Council pay Of members the
undersigned would state that In OF the charter
Of 1887 taking effect the si OF May last moneys
been paid to the Common Council that date and be
eying but just and right that their remuneration should
have continued, until the expiration or their Of Office
aud that the the intention of the Legislature.
the Supervisors not having authorized the raising
money therefor since the lat Of May your would
suggest that 81 900 should be raised therefor the being
authority 10 pay the claims alluded 70.
They called the attention Of the Common Council 10 the i'm
mense number of judgments obtained against the
seating The sum total OF Sleas3D ~
The tax levy, pre- sented 20 the Legislature In 1851
by the Common Council. amounted 20
The within proposed tax levy for 1855 s02 $50 ~
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DR.. Smiths Electric on. Ph,i.aeiph,., has

cured my boy though he bad been given up cripple for
lie. recommend \ 70 everybody. I. ". HARC0URT,
hgen, Peoples Line Albany, pec, u lS51,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

Bsrry's Tricophercus n the Best and Cheap
srtica for dressing curling
ring and restoring the hair Ladies n sold BY all drssss
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Defiance Salamaader Safes-WIth Patent
powder proof locks Also tire and burglar
proof paror s-fes Depo, 1872 Pearl street