Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-21

m. ~ I'D p. ,s.' p:sy sae;
recently three liss five 11dd ssoas-
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ripso. and vill BE- 10 market much earlier than
ususl.
The Prince Of Welss. dpring bic visit at
Washinxtoo. vill - The gssSG Of Lord Lysos.
the British Minister. slthoush be Will b invi-
ted BY the President to become hts guest st
the White House.
Nj. Ds.. III. plilas.sbpA.. ~ that in
the New England States the proportion 1t the
| insaas 70 ,hs vhols popslat,on y about ess N
600. In South Carolina il - one In 6,6SS.
"A cast iron bell. Weighing a.02s pounds.
has been cast in Cincinnati. and Il 10 said that
| ,s vii ration 10 more perfect end continuous
and its scu, % full and mslodious-thsn
aoy bell east from the ordinary bsll metal.
Forty illsssrsted weekly papers ere tossed
10 Pssia Tvsnty-OD are sold ior Two csoss.
and nineteen for one cent . copy. The aggTe-
gate weekly ssls 10 estimated IT nearly one
million copies The Journal d. DiaHHHehe 10
said to afford clear profit Of about t2s. 600
per sDnutn.
| Ths Aussrslians ere entering 10 ee'y isto the
cultivation OF the grape vins. More then .
million " these trees have been lately plant ID
in Victoria. end last year 5000 gallons Of vine
were made there, and - 900 cwt. Of grapes
| sold
Vice President Brsckinridgs and Spsaksr
Per n,ngton ackno Wedge. 10 : letter just pL D.
li.hed, the receipt Of ~ imperial qaaEto bible
tor each house II Congress. from the American
Bible Society.
Farmers in Ogden. near Rochester. N. Y.
discover that their cattle. . number OF which
| have mys.eriously died Of late. are killed by
| black snakes that coil themselves about the
necks Of The sleeping horde. producing sirsng-
ulation.
The Euglish ladies are sndeavoring to
"smeliorate the condition Of the poor dry
goods cl-rks Of Fondon." Sevsnty-fvs lsdes
| IT the hixheet rank, from the sill beautiful
Duchess Of Southsrlsnd do y ~ wards. have. like
| the MaccaLees. "bound themselves by strong
vow" not to shop on Saturdays after 2 O'Clock.
and many others will follow the example.
! Much excitement has been raiAed in South
Boston by the alleged discovery that On un-
| dertaksr OF that city has beeu In the habit Of
s.huming bodies buried by him. aud selling
them to surgeons - 'eubjects' Tor dissection
A committee Of the city government 10 investi-
eating the matter Ia secret ssseion. 1t 10 said
that the most conclusive proof against the
ghou Of an undertaken has been obtained.
A Ute Indian Boy among tho Whites.
The Leavenworth (Kansas) Times Of
tho 4th inst, has the following "Our
readers will remember that not long
since we gave an account Of an expedi-
ton of the Arspahoes aud Sioux against
the Utes. Most of the wsrriors Of the
latter tribes we're absent when the at
tack OH their village was made, aud con-
sequently large number Of women and
children we're killed or taken prisoners.
Left Hand, the chief Of the Arapahoes
shot one of the Ute braves, and captur-
cd his young son, who, at the time he
was taken, was standing by the dead
body of his father, and firing his arrows
among the hosts Of the enemy. The
boy was taken to Denver by Left Hand,
and was then purchased by Mr.. G. w.
Collamore for horse valued at $780,
Mr.. Collamore is from Boston, but, we
believe, has business connections in Law
renee, in this Territory. He brought
the young savage through 10 the last
express coach. The lad is about eight
years of age, and is quite lively and in
teresting. He is yet little tlmid among
whites but this is fast wearing Oh. He
was much frightened at the imitation Of
an Indian in front Of cigar store, and
refused to 60 near it. His protector
dressed him up in pantaloons J yesterday,
but he discarded them in disgust. He
looks with perfect astonishment upon
everything he sees. He was especially
wonder stricken at witnessing steam
boat and its movements. He was an
object Of much interest to those who
saw him. Mr.. Collamorc left with the
young Ute on board the Black Hawk.
He intends taking him to the East to be
educated. The experiment will be an
interesting one, and will 60 far to show
to what extent the Indian race are ca.
pablo of civilization"