Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13
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Concord. March Ii

heard ITOm give ASHSs s"S As~S~e"
candidate for Governor, 2O,655 votes
Wells, Dem, 1858, and HaddOck
ios. Ia the House the Republicans
thus far have 1919 members, and the
Democrats 81. The Council and Sen
ate are Republican, and all the Repub-
lican Congressman are elected.
Philadelphia, March IL.
The remains of DR.. Kane arrived at
the Baltimore depot and were escorted
over the route by the first troop OF
cavalry, the Washington Greys acting
as guard of honor.
The body was placed in lndepen-
Icnce Hall and interior OF all the en-
frances were draped in mourning.
The coffin had been tastefully deco
rated with camelias, the voluntary Of
ferngs OF Mr.. Peter Mackenzie, All in-
innate friend of the deceased.
Flags throughout the city are at
halt mast and drap,d in mourning.
Large crowds gathered at all points
with a view To escort the remains.
Lhe final hearing to-day before the
niied States commissioners ot James
McFctridge, charged VITO rotb,ng the
mails while clerk IN the Cincinnati,
Post N&ce, came up for examination.
The postmaster of that city testified
that he stole 10000, par, Of which
belongs To the office.
The prisoner was rcrnanded to Gus
tody while conveyed To Ohio for trial.
Washington, Mc'h. 10.
Nine Iule.anuounced by the heads Of
the Departments TO suboadlnatca Is,
that removal will not be made with
out cause. Heads Of bureaus were
notohod 10 communicate this detcrinl'
nation, to relieve clerks from anxiety.
Mr. Cobb has added to the present
causes OF dismissal that OF dealing in
lottery tickets aud frequens'ng gaming
hcu-es.
lie has also requ rtd theBoArd Of tx
aminers sitting on sppl icatiOns Tor clerk
ships, to mako their Investigations rigid,
and not nominal. Four years service in
important places, is regarded by the
President, as furnishing n reason OF
change whether the commission be ex-
pirei or not.
Secretary Brown has notified the az.
sistant Postmaster Generals that they
will be retained, also the chief Clerk Of
that Department. The expired commits.
sions 10 Tennessee we're renewed yester-
jag.
1hs following nominations for New
ORLEANS will lie sent to the Senate today
II F Hatch, Collector; j Gronis, Naval
Officer: X w Adams, Surveyor; N Ma
signy, Postmaster; J N Kennedy, Mar
shsl; W W King, DISTRICT Attorney.
! Lord Napier arrived this afternoon.
He is sto ping at " lizards Hotel unat'
tended except by page.
General Scott paid respects t. tie
new Secretary of War to day. 1t -
understood lie is about ~ remeve his
resid,ni lie here
Judge Black assumed the position Of
Attorney General.
Several hours debate in Executive
session Of Senate on Clarendon as
treaty. No conclusion.
No truth in the report tina, tie Com
missioner of Patents rendered his re.
signation. From present indications
he will remain.
J. {. Dennis. oi Illinois, i. appointed
Marshall of Kansas.
Morgan asor~r..
No department oiasriruliure affords
greater charm, or oticIs greater in
juceIents to the farmers of our State
at the prescn: time. than the rearing
oil Il thorough bred and hardy race of
honcs. 1t is only within the last ten
years that illinois had taken any i'm
portant steps in this branch of her az
ricultural interests.
Formerly. il was considered that
northern bred horse WAS altogether I'M.
suitable Tor southern aud western eli.
mates; but experience has pro, ed the
taliacy OF that opinion. and at this time
not only Illinois, but Kentucky, Tenn
es>ee, and even South Carolina and
Texas. a-c repre- scented by the lar
famed Morgan blood, which had its
origin upon the Green Mountains of
Vermont. Kentucky, famous for her
nice horses, has become interested in
the breeding of the Morgan blood,
which has already taken high stand.
and hi'i- fair to supersede their best
English blood for speed and bottom.
Illinois. at this time. undoubtedly, is
ahead OF any other Western State in
the number and purity Of Morgan blood
horses. In this part Of the State NAV
be found, Champion Black Hawk, OF
Green County: Live Oak George. of
Jersey County; ioung America, Bar
nard Morgan, and Granite State, Of
Madison County.
These horses are Ill said to he very
fine animals, possessing the qualities
and blood Of the best Morgan stock Of
New England.
Some days since, we had the pleas.
ure Of looking into the stable Of John
G. Sawyer, OF Montiole. M. S being
the owner Of the two last Of the above
named horses. We had tine view Of
these beautiful animals.
Barnard Morgan was purchased in
Vermont, and brought out by Mr.. S.
two years since, and is a famous stock
horse, and WAS 70 regarded in his ma
tive State. lis size ut once commends
him to the farmers Of Illinois; his SYM
mctry and color cannot be surpassed.
1t is but justice here to add that
Barnard Morgan, is the worthy pro.
CENTER and grand sire Of the two wears
oil colt which, few weeks since, trot.
ted in buggy, twenty-one miles in
hour an d forty-two minutes. This
colt is owned by Ella Dorsey. Of Louis.
vile, Ky.
GranitA Stata nnechasal L., A.