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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

AND
Statislical Reg lister for 1850.
OF which the Oopy-Risht has been secured, and
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LEGATION and distribution.
brace Historical ktch o: the Territory and STATE
Of Iowa; lists Cove rnoss and State ODcers end
Judiciary, from the orgnizsti o Of the Ntste 70 to-
present time; the number and nam q Of Coun ,ies
ties Of orsainizaton. Seats and population;
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-tOGethe With fhs National P1atf rms President
Cabinet and judiciary Of the q .; NJ mberp Of the
ssh Oonersss, &C.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

hsss Ps'cfcn showed evident symptoms Of cia.rsss,
.hsb lno not wholly Oh appeared vhen he cam no
Tor he word for tho secOUd heat, but II was IN
oe'sloof Nat No frequently exhibited adic ons " sim
lSf re'rIe even after short brushes aud that bes nsG
material Net on BIN. The sequel proved the correct
MS, ~ the assertion B,aSn the freso.ss
ug core OF The th-ee ard din .ne as, All
~ Sty psfii'a'sr, but tteSe irt- condolences in
srpnR two mlls pniets otbsD sncli os'l the
",her. He, however, made p'eny good hestoflL Az
Ter tche bait otzen false aitsmps sartos they 1T
ls'e'b sot on, ps'cbel leading around the turn Lsoy
"oorrtn t.x' With Dick ws'urg the LAZY and ~lirh-
re Dis oppoiurMv 70 go by Der shoua she chance 10
nske Il break. Pstchen led u the q,,rter po,e
mnfin ahead OF Lady Woodrow thciy eight g.
coroS' Go'rg down tho bacSsiretoh Pa'chen broke
up srd fril 10 tne rear, aud lazy woodcuW "a
past 'he bali mie pole one length ahead OF d.,
N '33 Their relative PORTIONS unchanged uG'il
cey pesei ibe three quarter poe where Lady Wootru
b'rae sb1 bcs tnok Inc front position, fDIoved closely
b, fsnten and In that they passed the staud 10
2fs, ard went into be second nue. Lady Wootrnn
ses'p troheup. The stueei noe WAS bet~een uck ao'
pa"htp, wto gained on Dick at every sui 20 AM
rsesee nm the quarter pole Dick struggled bard
dorn be backstrelch without avail but two lengths
ossinc Pat ben at toe bait m'le tnree lengths altne
tree quarters, end tour leDg;hs ths bomestre,co,
wbero be in passeo by Lady Woodruff Psschep
N ire nesnsme. kept with !esi and the
aud bsce, IN u. This irot vas take all, IL
test two rie that took place L)ng Island
The 'onow re is summary;--
UNION souRsE 1. L-Monday, June 27.-Purse and
tfske ss'o, tso mile beats, In harness.
u. taiiDsu D&med br. h. Geo N. P1tcben. ........ !
X. WoodroT usmsd m. Lady Woodruff ......... 2 2
ID. Pnier named Or. & Browo Dick ............ 3 3
Time 50lH-603H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

This Board met lEas evening President Kcsoedon IN sbe
chair.
The Hayor sent il veto message on the report and
resolution to ease 400 Grand .or the
Of The Fifth judicial District Court, for five years.
rent Of 81 COO per The Mayor objects 70 the
rer be present rent being only $3.50 year. the lease OF
which has two years to run The communication was
oered tc be printed
The CITY Inspector (Mr. Delsvan) cent 10 com mupios
Son on The condition OF the pupic markets. and setting
forth the relars Necessary. RefeTre:.
proposal 10 erect fountains throughout the city
supply water 10 the psrched lps Of the psssrs by
referred 10 the Committee or the Crotnn sqneouct
A communi ,atiou from Justice weleh, asking for i'm
provemenis in his court room, such ventilation, 81,
was referred
Alderman PECK offered resolution 10 the eec. that the
Mayor be invited to attend convention Of this Board
three H. Monday, the 18Th OF July for par
in OF Ire provisions or ne &c, OF the Leeisls
ture of April, 1866 ADOPTED.
The Commee on Finsnc reported in favor Of donating
$2W0to she Mariners Industrial society Of the Port o.
New York Laid over.
The reported favor Of an ordinance
ment Fund Lao over,
TEE FOURTH OF JrIY cEIEyRATIoy
Alderman STARR off red aTesoutou effect that no
frewoihs be Get of from che front OF City Hail.
hdermsn BRADY, in opposing the resolution, ead tha
hwss never known that sry damage was done say
fourth Of July 20 the Cty Hall When the cauags die
occur sfter the cable ceebrat op and (Alisr
nan Brady had seep several mbers Of the
condition they unable to look after toe N
terets OF the city and prevent such esssaon then
occurred
The PKEspEr safd that the gentleman must a'iucs TO
the Counciep Tor certainty OF the members Of
Board Of Aldermen were 'ntemperste on the OCCASION
Alderman PEcK was surprised at any geoteu4n cnsrg
ing mbere Of lois Beard Nth gross inemperancs He
ihooeht too cont. mprbe 10 be uoced and hoogh not
member Of the Board o. tha time, ne did not believe
that the charge vss cdfrtc,
After remarks from Alderman OwEss ard others,
The PsFsIDENT So be ~as chairman OF inst committee,
and the argaon Of itt1x cation s entirely false. He
ssOted bs own business ana remained here uot late
Pre- Y on n ,avu he. nap QOrT
the building ard taken the precsuton tDa t1ere
plenty Of water 10 buckets TO peyeat any daoges from
FIRE,
Alderman ADAMS denied that ,here was any member o
The Board 81 in1Aicaed occasion alluded
TO- IL wss not so.
Alderman BRADY reitersiiog hs assertion that there
beIs Of that Board intoxicated the occasion
the Cable celebration. when be was interrupted.
Aoerrnsn PECK called tie Rentteman TO order He
alderman r. inner OF the last Board ana
be- protested agsSet any charges beng Drought
nspusied ssanst The presen. Soard o. which he is
member
Tho resolution lost. The Board adjourned to Thurs
day next al Ave O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
brooklyn Csty News.

THE KNIFE AMONGST SCHOOL BoYs-SEnors srABTSc
AfFRAYYes.edsy two boys attached to School No. 10,
located in fifteenth street. commenced qua,elng, during
recess one, lad named Elisha Thenord, aged nine
years made remarks which offended another boy,
rared Johr Shannon The latter bad knife bis haad,
erssred N whiting ftog Of wood He at rhetfor
rru stabbed him in the back, nfctns serious but
oGpeerous wound Sham was taken into custody by
ire Ehn police and held to await the result Of the
injuries inflicted.
CrMops APPEARANCE OF rHs GRAY GRANITE Rocks THE
Wall OF THE BRooRIyS OR Mp6swooD REsERyos.--F on
the action If tire the granite stones In
the Brooklyn Heservor they have assumed verS sinSu
isr shape and paiursists stnoy out tbs curt
cty she vsier has AL been ORA out OF tire dvson
Bupdrcds have a'resoy examoed IT, and much diversity
OF opinion exists in regard 10 II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

MEETING OF TIE BoARp--6RANTIN9 OF TWENTY
FOUR LICENSES, ETC.
There meeting OF the Excise Commissioners zee.
terdsy.
Applications for twenty-five licenses were received o.
which twenty -four were granted oa tse Paynen OF $50
by each applicant.
Commissioner HAlKErr offered the following refo'uNo"
Resolved, That DO suit shall DO commences Wy .ai'
Board uuti an affidavit consiDng tae name OF W. slt
sss MS rssTerc ,sd pace Of opsGess, and t7e uame
end ,a-s ~ hvs,nc.s Of defendeat, snd reaooaoe
proof Of bin violation toe lag s< he preseoted TO 100
Board ard until THIS Boad snsu nave p'ns ss a re-
sol 80, shall have been nsoe TO tire same effect.
soma dsousop as 70 the adoption Of tos reeou-
,sna 4 ysas iasn; .si over iil tae nsS, meeting
h,n II viii be made the spec,s, Nrdes q ensiDess
They then adjoui ned till thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

white, l0s cs. Sd Soalbeya whNe, los. ala Oh
Corn declining and ell descriptions slightly lower mixed
g. . 6s. A. ysio~, IS 81 &c. Sd w're, &c. 81 Al
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
PTovifions were generally cub bas steady. Beef dat
hut steady PORK Dub but steady lar DALI bacon laisi
Iaiow qlNt
LIVERPOOL PRODrCE MARREr.
Resin ou!i nj AZ. Tor comm a. sogar Arm Asher
dull u 29s for pots and sos. s. 3s. for pearls. os ID
tnnpg request Spirits turpentne sesdy M425
LONDON MARKETS.
wbea' was lending downward, and MI kinds %. Be-.
lower. sugar firm. Tea steady; consou. ls 3d. Colss
ot1. RICE quiet ralos 55s. Laseed oil 2ss o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
City intelligence.


REWARDS TO AMERICAN SEAMES.-Collector Sche has re-
ceved through the Treasury Department at Washington
several valuable presents from the English government
10 American for heroic conduct rescuiug the
Of shipwr ecked Brsh seamen The presents are
accompanied with elaborate anos rapnic presentation let
teIs from Lore Napier, a.e Mn!ser from hsr Majesty
government to this country. The first present. q tele
scope is for Captain John johnston Of the New York
Jacket ship Jacob Bell and another for his hrst officer,
Mr. Odscre, for services rendered by them 10 part of
the crew Of the British bark Ciaaae, in Oc.
tober last CAPTAIN Charles G. Bishop OF the Ameri.
cen thip Cordea receives telescope for rescuog the
matter snd crew Of the British ship Triumph of mer k
from tie wreck Of tibet vesse Two other tees opes
for Captain 1indsey, Of The schooner Maria and aDs
Harto'd OF the ship Grey Feather for sevss rsods,
y them TO The British big Elena and 10 she Biusa snc
Neroo,
WAsM DAY-The weather was quite warm yesterday,
and pedestrians wended their way considerable Gaze
10 oter not to get overheaed The soda fountains and
eo9lrs drink es'shisau.ois did eood business Tho
a. a, NJ I'm sp; NJ or ~
TIE s1ErnsN third annual festival OF the
s'eupen .criya' Committee {Germsns) commenced yes
srdsy morning by grand ra,ate and sl continue for
three days The object for the purpoec of RAISING
money fer the erection OF nopu nent 10 tue memory Of
Baron s,eub.p. Quse number Of military and civic
fo,a,ious assembled in fr3nt Of the Steuoen House,
powery, at egnt O'clock ia the norni1g, whore
'ney formed II procession. nndsr the dfec,on
moved up the Bowery into Broadway down
Broadway to Grsud street, through Grand to Boz
cry brooeh the Boecry 70 The Psik ihey eoterei
under the escort OF tho Washington flee, Eleventh reg
ment Col Homer Bostwics. Wondering $50 men, with full
band end drum corps Then CAGE soc various German
civic ioceies Of this city Brooklyn, folio by tho
Tnro regooent Of huessrs, numbering SEQ men, present
ing fue appearance The brousd. UP By Gonna
ny B. llebt nftefy, Fourth reeimens Cap, Dichle
four gurs In the afternoon tho boly assembled
ogeher TO hear the orations which wers delivered by
Nr. FREDERICK ksIp and 1T. foefs;n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

Tho steamship Empire CITY len Nav Orleans at NJ.
On the 10Th inst and entering Havana hsrbN saare
on the Esd embarked passengers, mails aud freight
The health OF Havana ID reported unusually cool for the
season. No epidemic prevailing.
trffpg activity prevails ia the sugar MARKET holders
having nceded taeir views Nos II and IL quoted
at 4 TX reas Stock 400, 600 boxes
Freghts 10 less and aad slight decline in RATES
Ii noted.
Exchange on New York ranges from az TO per cent
premium, sxty days sisa; other Northern ports 10 S.
London Is to 10 premium Mexican dollars q.oed
IL per cent premium, and United 5ta,es gold
premium.
On the 2lst inst, In the afternoon, Engeua Fuller,
CABIN pass DSer fFpm New Orleans temporary Il. o.
Insanity sprang ogerboard aud atsrwAas ssea
The Empire City brings $a25 DOT in SPECIE consigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
Snnsrinr Cn,.st.


TIE kny- dc, rs. The Ercha.os Fire iHNi drcs con
gary in THE matter The dafsnoSuts IN lan - oismks
~, complaint ground th3t Nsru & Sprman were
not env author fAd prosecute for plsntGs, was 80
nied, instead " being granted, was inadvertently
stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Corsos for the account closed on the 18th at es9.
s3%. There wsh 70 price for raoney the booss bein
ctosed.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Toe latest sales were of Illinois Central shares n. aa
al discount; do per cent bonds OF 1860 ,r,.eao
S5h So New York Central shares, e5 ct; Erie Raj
road shares, bas; Pennsylvania Central es Ia, mort
gage, so a95
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Tho enes Of cotton for the three days preceding the de-
pature Of The Nova SOo.ian 600 baiesof which
$500 were for export ami coo speculation. The mar
Bot cosed quietly, but a. prices without change from the
previous Friday.
STATE OF TRADE
A'yiees frRn Manchester report better demand, bus
pgicss uneha- god.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrs MARKET.
BresdstuGs were generally IoSer Richardson spoucc
70 report -four 81. al lover, but without buyers at
The reduc ion; American 1as Cd. 1884, OIL Wheat duh
and 3D. Ad lover; Western red So. os, Gu; ditto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
INTERESTING FINANCIAL NEWS.

The London Daily Neao City Article Of Tuesday even.
ing JuOe a. Foe fands received fresh impulse
t1s morning, owing 70 the progress made taa coasi,u
tion Of new Ministry, coupled with increased hops
that the in Italy win not be OF long duraou In the
other markets decided buoyaucy again SHOWN on
Change tbs afternoon there fair demsod Tor bis
On the Continent and "a regards Hamburg, FrIalfort
e. Petersburg and Naples, the tendency fayora
PC Tor thus country.
me London Tines City Article o. the same date says:
INC @eat regarding the progress Of thu formation
81 the new Npisry produced good Effect this morning
AMI consos opened with real buoyancy. THIS led 70
te7e:-t reazaons, both on the r-t OF srsu,tors an
TIE sblc and reacaop ooS place out the closing p.ices
u per Ger. rTovo yesterdays. There no 5u.
bon opefatoosast the Bank 10 day
Tue banking house OF Measrs Fuller Co OF Hoorgate
sreet 10 amegsna.e the end OF the present month
with toat Of Messfs Tapie Babury Co, OF Lombard
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

Californian IHEATRcAIs -Mr James Anderson the dis
treuished Eoeish trsgetan cosed very successful
reer in California and returned New York by the Moses
Taylor. s Mr. Andemons intention 70 Wait here the
arrival Of Mes Agnes Elsworhy, who is ealy expected
from Europe, and afterwards to 60 to Australia
MISS Aroma Jones had been very successful in Mr. John
savsges play "sybi" and had gone upon tour through
the mining districts.
The New Orleans English Opera Troupe Misses Daraud
Bodson, Mr. Lyser and others, had sung at Nagu,re's
Opera House in the "Sonnambua," 1.-The Barber Of se-
vile," and "rhe Bohemian Girl" The COLLEEN Era
praises the performance of the "sopnam oua which the
critic has discovered 70 be the most legitimate Of the
operas produced. That's bad for Rossni.
Mas Albertipe has gone 10 Australia.
The elephants were s'd for s22 o00 recently stated
in the HERALD, arc Mr. Quick the agent Of Sands Co.,
left in tie Uncle Sam for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
THE ADVANCE OF THE FRENCH.

The London Aoyning Post pubish the following dsss
patch dated Paris last nigh. Dune 1i).
On the 18th tho Emperor removed bis headquarters to
Gorgonzoia In the sf'arnoon his Majesty personally
euperntended the thro OF tao bridges Of boats over
the AIDA The OPP alton, which presented serious Diff
Ca ties was perfectly effected. As as the bridges
were completed tha army began its movement which
WIS to 10 conc udet yesterday. After some heavy rains
a5e weather has again become ne and the troops are in
high epirits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
T.1eatrxs Inst Night.

wAIIAG's.-Mr. and Mre. Florence commenced the
third week of their very succefsfu with
domestic drama, la three acts written by Mr. Charles
Ga,tr, and entitled I" There's Many q Slip rwixt the
Cup and the Lip" The seton OF the play supposed TO
take place in this city, and the characters drawn
from homo There Is q retired contractor,
veteran Of the ould sod with pretty daughter and
ecapesrsce ron money lender, Who is old enough To
ipow better covets the pretty daughter, who Of COURSE
loves good but poor youog man. The usurer entrsps
the sea Of tie contractor with forged check, which ne
holds t1Tore the head Of the father AMI the
daughter. In the rasca'ly plot there is, however,
guardian angel in the person Of a yong
woman, presumed 70 have originated In New England,
and to represent the cccentrices in speech and
OF the Yankee ration Through Der agency, chiefly, the
villain duty foied, and virtue properly and POLITICALLY
rewarded.
Tho plsy fair specimen OF its school, and was we'll
received by large audience. The principal parts were
well played by Mr.. and Mrs Florence, Mr.. S.oddar. anil
Mr. Floyd.
METROPOLITAN -"Thc Rivals" comedy which, not
wi'hstandipg i's undenisble merit is fairly entitled to
fuIloueh wss given here ass night with very good dis
trbutien-oue that embraced the names OF Messrs.
Bake, Brouebam, walcot c. Jordan, Holland Mss Ad.
Clifton Era Vernon and ether clever ai..s The fea,aroo
the nights performance the ren.yee of George
Jordan who played Captain Absolute wish esprit aad
fniEh that mark all OF bis inpersona.ons Mr. Jordan
was most cordially received and will be most welcome
addition TO the already very brilliant company at this
bouse
LAURA KENE's-Mr. Robert Brough's burlcsqus upon
Aubere opera q Masarielo" Is the sp 3ropria.e
ard successful novelty of the summer here II
written for Mr.. Robson ami produced in London 10
the seton Of sc 81 10 its present form it bas
what altered 70 soi the present apsc. Of Italian aArs
the latitude 10 which IL is acted Il s Of ,hose plays
which depend chiefly for upon the seriousness
with which their absufdLee presented therefore
it was exactly suited to Mr. Robsons specially. his part
Gssanie,lo play ed here by Mics 5ougenhein and
very fairly done. this will rot try I, DO toS
much, she will resi'y accom- sh Mics A. Gougeu
helm poy cd 'ae soabre nicely. and exceedingly
! pretty costume. very good da1sease Nss Ch,i.uoe
wss the Ferea, and, with Mr.. ZAvis,o wsk made h Il
fsncy dance called the ciilepne" but winch reall,
beiopes to no particular country. If anything, it Is
Spanish, but that's no great matter In buresqae Nr
Burnett, Mr., Davdse aud Mrs. Booth were good in .
email way, ana Mr. Bakers orchestra distinguished the ~
selves with ,he music. II IL lie asking TOO much how
ever, might sueeset The prop iety of oaving sfugipg
voice or two for the caoruses The bureeqle s clever
and WIS much liked by the best house of the sessoo