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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-26
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
a q a ID N M -
-OH rHI-
IN u ACULATE EONCEPTION.
-YOB-
YOUNG LADIU2.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Conducted BY tho Sisters Of Charity
Blessed Virgin.

VTNHIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL
L ~ situated, shout one mile from Davenport.
and commander view ef scenery unsurpassed ior
richness aud variety.
Uncsssing care and vigilance will DO exercised
topromOts the moral and intellectual improve
ment Of the pupils and in sickness the necessities
Of the sufferer will be administered to with the
fondness Of . parent.
The course Of education comprises Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. Grammar.
klocution, Geography (sncisnt and nodern, His
tory (sacred and P,ofane,) Algebra, Book Keep
ing, Astronomy, with the use Of the Globes, Ny.
thology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
ply, mythology, Botany, the french and German
Languages, Music ON the Piano, Guitar. Ae,, Draw
ing in Crayon, Monoehromatic and Polychromotic ;
also. 0secisn and Oriental Painting, ard psaciicai
instruction in Needle-work, both plain ard Orns-
mental.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-26

The CANVASS IN MlssouR1.-We
have information every day from almost
every quarter of the State, and in all
cases we are told that the nominee at
the head Of the regular State ticket will
get nearly the Ell tire Democratic vote
The people treat with contempt the eff:
fort of few individuals to give votes to
II. Jackson aud Parsons. Even the
Breckenridge men are unwilling to make
the test in August, and they will avoid
it if possible. There is not a county in
the State that will give their candidate
a respectable vote, and no one under.
stands this better than the intelligent
portion Of Breckenridge party in st
Louis. Put this upon the record.-St
Louis Republican.
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TERMS

AENAC
Board and Tsition, including Bed and
Bedding, per annan. ..sllo,os
For each Of the Foreign Languages, per
quarter, 5000
Music on Piano, with use of instrument,
per quarter, 1900
Music on Guitar. with use Of instrument
per quarter, 1900
Drawing and Painting in water.Colors
and on Velvet, per quarter, soc
Monochr0mstis brewing, per quarter, $40
Oil Painting, 1000
Embroidery, 500
A. trOnOUy, with use Of the Globes, per
quarter, 800
Rhetoric. Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiol-
ogy and Bot ny. per quarter. ........ 800
Towering work in Wax, o. Leather, each
per quarter, 500
Washing. per quarter, 500
Medicines and Medical Attendance wiz be an
extra charge.
Payments must be made half yearly in advance
and
vkoA THIS RULE THERE WILL Be No DEVIATION.
~ Young Ladies' Of every Denomination are
admitted into this Academy, but as order is nee
esssTy, they will be required to observe tho ordi
nary regulations Of external worrhip
Persons residing At distance are required to
have responsible agent in the city Of Davenport.
No reduction will be made in case VI pupils being
Withdrawn before the expiration Of the quarter,
notice Of the removal Of each young LADY il re-
quested.
The corrsspocdencs Of the pupils is subject to
inspection.
FOR the present year no Uniform will bs re-
quired.
Each pupil be required to provide himself with
furnished Work-box, six Towels, six Table
Napkins, Combs, Tooth add Hair Brushes, Knife
and Fork. Dessert and Teaspoon, and Tumbler.
There will DO : Sessions Of months each in the
scholastic year, commencing the first Monday
in September, snd:ending on the second day Of
July. with one week allowed for vacation, ct
Christmas.
Psrests can sss their children on Thursdays. il
the afternoon, and visitors but those authorised
by the parents, or guardians, will be allowed to
sec the young ladies. The parents who reside il
Davenport csn t.ks their childrcs home on the
first Saturday II each month, but they must re-
turn Oh the following Sunday afternoon.
Attached to the Academy IL Day School fos
those 10 the neighborhood who wish 70 avah
th emsslvss Of il.
Letters 70 ~ addressed 70
SIsrsR NARY MARGARET MANN,
Academy Of the lnuaculate Conception,
Davenport lows. 2.tf
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LONDON TIMES OwNEDBY THE Roth
cnrLDs.-It has recently been proven
that the London Times is owned by the
Rothchilds, and the fact creates consd-
cradle sensation in London. The state
ment Of Mr.. John Walter, NJ. p, in
Parliament, that he was not the princi-
pal owner, as we'll as the course taken
by the Times for many years, proves
and confirms it all. Not one single move
OH the political chess board Of Europe,
that would have any tendency 10 injure
the securities of any nation that we're
large creditors of the house of Roths-
childs, particularly Austria, but has
been vehemently opposed by the Times.
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The tive highest numbers Of votes being equal,
the election dsvolvsd upon the House Of Rspresen-
tatives. Mr.. Jefferson was chosen on the Seth
ballot. Before the election, the present mode
was established, BY the abortion Of tho 18th
amendment II the Constitutions
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in diplomacy would ba that the Ambassador would
not hazard such observation without being duly au-
tnorzed. hosever the upsoo Of the conversation was
that Ioant ShoGvssn, our Military Commissioner
al iars, has been ordered 70 inform Napoleon,
officially, that the Emperor would be at Warsaw
on sucn and such Gay TO meet tue Prince Regent u
Prussia ana .he tps1or Of Austria adding In confidence,
that the French mouarch could make IL convenient
Join them, Alexander would b. highly battered 10 receive
so dttngnished guest am told that /, cost Gortcns
koh some trouble TO prevail upon the Emperor - send
THIS Invitation ard II remains TO be whether
Napoleon VIII accept Of H. II he does, the meeting OF
Wsrtae viii assume quite different character and in
stead OF containing the germ OF coaltou II sill sooner
tnd 10 cor hrm the rerdshp Russia and France
which has been somewhat imps red by events,
and the ngaes OF Vie rsactonary clique which seek
bring Us back 10 the traditions of Nicholas and the Holy
Alliance Win he completely bsfed II IL needless n
mention mat sscn result would be highly sccepa 10
the party OF which Prince Gortchakon the head aud
10 whom the arrival az Napoleon Warsaw would be
great triumph as IL would be crushing blow 20 their
adversaries
The confinement Of the Empress which has been ex
peced every day for the Last two weeks has delay
ed tn as on prrpoee TO give time for these negoa
tions to proceed. harm from DR. obiornensy however
that her delivery will take place In ~ two AZ
she IA little recovered The Emperor will start
for Wilma by the new ailxay which Is now completed,
and from whence be viii continue his route 10 Warsaw
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me LONDON 7ines' Paris correspondent rayss--h y
Cabinet council held few days since 81 81 Cloud, A.
when the Emperor presided, u resolved that mp5r
tnnt works tnOuld BE- Immediately oommen sci ~
srergten the fort locations 81 Jherb0urg aud Anglers
and likewise that lumber Of ,teel casei gates sa0ul
b. ctrstrucled on the model Of the Glorie.
Tia garrison * Nafscls II about ~ DO reinforced By
two tsuanone ard tvo tQpsdronH
litter from T8ulnn announces ihst the commanders
Il IN pscars and Gilbert md received orders 70 take
Provisions and stores, and 70 prepare 70 sail a. The
nrst nomsrt
Accounts bad been received that the French feet Is
r6eailad from Naples.
The H,,isvr publishes the following dstet Coa.tsuti.
nopa oct Il-Gcncrsl Beaufort DO Hsutpoal has militia
ry occupied Deircl Kamms After hsyng established
PROVISIONAL municipality AMI installed The Christians In
The houses built by soldcrs nc advanced A. far o.
niiCb damcn, where he arrived on September 30. Ga
the date Fuad pssna arrived AZ Garoun, In the val
les o. Bekaa. The two commanders la chioi were 10
unlte uelr corps drmes on Octo5cr2
Count Kisselen had q conference yesterday with
1houvenel and the Papa Nunco He took leave OF the
Emperor TO day IN private audience at " Cloud ana
viii at out this evening for Warsaw The Count s nc
compsIied BY the Russian Minister at Turin.
PARIS, Oct is, 1850.
The NonitstT says-Tbe Papa Nancio being about 10
procee Rome leave several weeks Wa received
h audience By the Emperor.
The Monlstu gives formal denial 70 The reported
tSiFtrce uf despatch addressed ~ the Duke 81 sra
moot u am0r cere, Announcing u the latter the limo
late assistance Of tie French troops, Ano ssgs.-f1e
Preach Ambassador bal only sent a aespatcl - toe
FrenNh epAspl At AnC1nl, containing tbe assn.
SAGE hat Tie lnvAaion q the 3ta.es VI tie
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upon whenever any question reference 70 the breed OF
nortes came up for confederation He III a man about
forty years OF age well formed, dark hair, whskers and
mustsche and dresses with great care, usaly n the
mort approved style Of the arstocrac Glars Of his ous
always has clean collar and pays special attention
10 his linen.
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This district extends over all that portion OF the city
lying north OF Eighty sixth street, and WAS Represented
in the last Legislature by william Harris. he mas re-
tired into private ie and Tanmsny Han hss rot'ea Out
young man by the name Of Jay JARVIS jones' VINO is
about twenty two years Of age and son Of Edward
Jones' the well Known public house keeper OF this city,
formerly in the lower wards but recently one OF tho
fashionable drives the upper part Of the isAnd he
young promise, with no political experience.
The Mozart Breckenridge and Bell party have nnst
ed dney Ingraham, Jr nephew Of Judge Ipgrahsm,
and pure Knckerbocker stock His father IL in the
Custom House, but he engaged In the mercantile bus
at No. 70 Front street, and an active Industrious
and energetic man. attentive TO BUSINESS and has never
been mixed up with the clques that have long
disgraced city Albany He about twenty eight
years OF age stouty built sandy complexion, and has an
expression Of countenance indicating active mind
well energy and decision Of character he would mako
q good representative.
Tho republicans, after failing 10 seduce Justice Welsh
70 their way OF thinking have brought out John P Cum
mings their candidate last year. Mr. c, Is well known
beth here and at Absnyshe latter place is his winter
resort where he goes TO avoid the chilling atmosphere OF
New York. He is member Of the Board Of Emigration
and Quarantine Commissioner and Is ono of the pipe
layers Of Weeds party in this city. He is promnent
contractor and although unsuccessful many times, is
well liked wherever known. He is ACKNOWLEDGING
Seward He defeated by Mr. Harris last year
the position that he is running for He
q member Of the Common Council in lSi7.
We have thus waded through the several Assembly
Districts and prevented the best that could the
ecedens of the eighty candidates in the field, painting
for insight into things at Albany II the record IL not
enough to turn the stomach Of political readers then
nvst say that they have become hardened by similar
diet heretofore We doubt Il there worthy
list Of philosophers, with few exceptions before
presented for legislative honors.
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Military Intelligence.

VISIT OF BosroN MILITARY COMPANY TO THIS CITY.
Company r. National Guard Of Boston, attached 10 the
Second regiment Militia under the
command osCapt Joha W Hyde, win visit city the
morning Of the 10th OF November to remain four days.
and win be the guests OF the Eighth regiment Washing
ton 6rays Col George Lyons They will bring with them
"a guests Brgadler Gen W W. Bullock and staff CT tho
First Brigade and Col Condin and staff OF the Second
regiment. The celebrated Germana Band OF Boston,
the command OF A. Heinck and q. Elchler, Will &C
com pany the corps.
Tho Guard viii arrive by the Norwich and Worcester
lire and will received by battalion consisting OF
companies Capt Buck and h, Capt Gregory with the
corps under the command OF Capt Vsrian, which
will repaer . salute on their arrival They viii be e.
cored the Aston House TO breakfast ana thence 10
the Eighth regiment headuaters, where they viii quar-
during their stay The afternoon OF their arrival they
win be reviewed In the PARK by his Honor the Mayor and
theatre Sunday, company G, Capt. Burger, win nave
charge OF the guests escortng them 70 ehurcn IN tue
ing and 10 rumnate through the city In the alter
noon Monday they VIII be IN charge OF company +,
Capt Frazer and will visit the high Bridge and the in
situations Rsudalls and Blsck~els islands by per.
mission OF the Commissioners OF Public Charities and
Corrections In the evening they will be entertained 10
banquet At one OF principal hotels by the regiment
tuesday, company u, Capt Moore viii have charge OF
them visiting the Cep<ra Park, Greenwood and other
pisces In The evening the Guard VIII leave Tor Ne IA
ven under the escort Of the regiment, commanded BY
Col. George Lyons, and will depart 10 the III O'Clock
boat AT New Haven the Guard viii be received by the
Ne~ Havcn Greys, Capt Willis Bristol Jr They remain
in New Haven until the morning Of Thursday, esvias
thence for Hartford where they will be received BY the
battalion under the command Of Col George Birnhsm
They leave Hartford Friday for Providsocc remaining
there until Saturday, aud departing thence for home
The Guard numbers sixty members, three officers ten
guests aud twenty i've members In The band They are
equipped In gray similar 70 ne Eighth OF our city, ard
are portion Of Of the best regiments 10 Massachu
setts They will be In excellent hands the Eigntn
gment cannot be exceed for attention and Kindness
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Personal IntsiltUence.

Judge Mlner ana family, Of Rochester; Judge r. r.
Davies, q New York Lieut. wain.rght, o. the usi'ei
states Navy W. Brewer, Of Boston, and q Wood and
wife, Of Montreal, are stopping al the Brevoort House
Capt Palmer and wife, cf Philadelphia; narfort1,
OF Dobbs' Ferry Rev. shannon, Of Connecticut and
senor De casas, Of Cuba, are stopping Al the LNsrge
House.
JAG Gray, Central Park Commissioner; 7. ?. Lang.
stroth, ~ Pniiadephis = Waller, Mira W. ~ stoseil
snd family, W q. whttcmRn, II. A Foote, q W Po~crs
snt family ~ New York James and wife ~ &c
ucvn, srd William White and party, Of kentucxy are
stopping at ihe Aibemarle hotel
Dr. Stewart Kennedy, o. The United states Navy; 7.
Gale OF Nc rrhs; W @ Thorn. Of Cincinnati \. Ker-
thaw and r. W Reason Of Phsdelphia, and W. Chandler
aud wife, Of Boston, are stopping q, the Metropolitan
Hotel
Colonel n N Case, of Springfield Dr williams q Ten
uessec; Mr.. wyman and wife Of Baltimore; A. Hughes
and " II Thomas and wife, al Of Nes Orleans; I 80
vile AMI VI winahsn, both Of the British Army, are
stopping at the Fiih Avenue Hotel
Profc,sr Mitchell and family and Q. visbard, al Of Al
bauy; James Hodges and wife Of England. Dr. wheel
wright and Lieutenant II witou, both % tna Cnited
states Navy; p lardncr, o. Phadelpha, auo George
Warren ~ Rostcn, among the arrivals 81 tue q
Nicholas Hotol yesterday.
General Harding, wealthy seutleman residing near
Nashville Tenn, hss park 81 SEQ acree, Ia which are
500 deer, 90 bgffsloes and a herd Of Elk
Mrs John caIhouu rclict Of the distinguished scastor
hon south Cafoua has been or some time "a vsll 70
Der daughter, Mrs Clemson, near b.aeosoars Ms
Calhoun s nov sixty eight ycers OF age, win AZ eye
scarcely nimmei by age cheerful 10 couversaton and
refsrs with pleasure " her many valued socatons dur
ing former residences IN Washington aud GeoFgetoSn
Cap, Hugh Nelson Page native snt present resident
O, Portsmouth,. Va a mdshlpman under Capt. H.
lots command. m Com. Perrys 1eet, 81 the bate o.
LAKE Eric and behaved With sica galan,ry that the -
sis,aiure o. hs native STATE oomptimeuted MIN ny the
presentation Of a magnificent sword.
In the town OF Ludlow Nsss there is living soldier
Of Napoleon, past eighty years Of age, raned George
Hynes lie entered The frcroh army In 1885, then nos
quite f,een and continued soldier until near ths close
or The Russian campaign. He vas repeatedly wounist
IL onsht AT Austerts Ieipsic Marepro and Borodlno.
lie vas present cavalry soldier Al shs terrible cross
Ins OF the bridge OF Iodwas wounded IN the engue-
mont and three Of hs brothers slain. lie attended Ma
poeon 10 his expedition Egypt and With Tsinis ln'e
rest recalls the siege o. Acrethe forced mar en aGrps
the burning sands Of the deser-he thst and agngnr
sxpareuced and the diminishing With the sssneiuses
that ever harafsed their flank aud rear. He go Win
the French army upon entrance nto Moscov, na -
bcarened and seeing nothing bat disaster before nuns
with thirty others len service, AID anay srfy.
oil In this country.
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Church by the sardInians were far from being
effected with the sanction OF the government
OH tho Emperor; the contrary, this invasion had
highly excited It's dsapprovaI Al that time II had not
been decided 10 the effective force Of The French
army at Rome
the Federal Council has communicated s reply 70 the
late complaints the cart Of France by means OF yer
bal note wherein the Federal Couoc expresses ~ regret
Of the at Geneva but states that they
could not be consdered International offence THIS
note adde that the flags Tors and Consus alone
are placed under the protection Of International rights
but not sgs hoisted vessels railways where every
State has the right 10 prohibit The hosting OF foreign
tags.
yARsyuIEs Oct is, 1850.
II 10 stated by pontldca officers returning from Italy,
that l2moi eefe expected 10 arrive NJ Rome TO day
Prince Meternich IL expected here IL ID said
that he has been Instructed by his government TO give
The French government explanations concerning the in
teryiew ~ WaIsaw.
The Paris eorrerpordent 70 the London TIMES says;-
The cold rainy weather experienced last week had
marked effect the Paris flour market Flour OF the
four marks from 6at 20 per sack to 63f. Wheat
rose IT, the sack Of 100 kids.
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.


NAILS oct I6, 1860.
The pro ten Dictator has resigned, and will leave to-
night The ministry has also res gned
Garibadi desires assembly to approve the voting
ago one for sicily.
Great agitation and discomfort prevail
Strong patrols OF the National Guard patrol tho streets
MADRID, oct. II, 1880.
on the arrival OF the Queen at Madrid today Young
man, armed wha small pistol, attempted TO shoot her
Majesty The pistol, however, missed fre the man is
believed 10 be insane.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
BgRLIS, Oct. IL, 1850
The official Prussian Goseae contains leading article
upon the interview At Cobcn,z 10 which It saysThe
cordial relations which have existed bet England
and Prussia will continue TO exist II the 10
not mutually misunderstood their true interests These
relations have become deeply rooted and have &C.
CURED increased nrmness and extension by the coufs-
at Cobenz, and by the ready exchange OF views
witch then took place between the leading statesmen Of
the two countries In view OF tho prescn, great comp
cations in the European polti al system The more
satisfactory II Is to be enabled 70 stat,
that there . coincidence between the views
and opinions OF England and Prussia the great and
important questions Of the day" The artse thus con
cludes"whie the Warsaw inter view pr ,of OF the
good undetan ling Of Prussia with her Eastern neigh
bor the happy results Of the inter At Cobsn,z prove
that Prusss understands how TO cultivate the highly
important Interests by which she is bound 10 Engandn
FKAscE.
Lorpos, Oct II, 1880
TIE London Hrdtss Paris correspondent states that
departure OF additional troops for Rome has been s1s
pended The second division OF the Army Of Lyons has
received oounteru and, bet has been warned 10 hold
iisef in readiness TO start at a moments notice
ARRIVAL or TuE ASaLosaxo
fLvksPooI, ostosor II, 1850
TIE Anglo Saxon from Qaebec on The e.h us, reached
the river at an early hour this morning
ARRIVAL or TIE EpisBURG.
Qrrs,srows, oct II, 1880
The steamship Eilnburg, from New yoik arrived here
to day.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, Oct 17.3PK
oon,ols for money o.. o2,s, and for account
at 92ys a93
Nersrs King,tord & lays circular says Euglsh wheat
brings Mondays prices Business In foreign is limited,
bu. late rates fully supported spring corn Ia steady
at Mondays prices. The weather Is zoe.
sugar--prices are 1ustanod although business Ia ony
moderate.
-rranssctious are few, but rates are without al
tcrAtiop.
Treasurer terms arc paid and there are many opera
tions
Rice 10 fully ~ dear, with . largo business.
sslirctre 10 wanted; prices SITTER
rsllow 10 very firm and business large.
IJysRroot, Wednesday, Oct I7-3P.M
Cotton nrm. Sales to-day Is 900 balce Of which 900
we're on speculation and for export
Breadstuns nrrn. Flour quiet,
Provisions duh. Lard steady.
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HAVANA, Oct. 90 1860
More Cargoes Of Negroes Ldnded-A Sea Lion from he
Arctic Regsons-Seom Poughs aud Ots0 Nouel,iss-
The Markets dc DC
The SLAYER brig Byron Gam has discharged her
cargo $40 negroes and they already belong to the eman-
cpado corps OF Cuba We have reports OF other cagoes
landed the north and south sides, but without very
reliable data TO vessels numsers parties interested
The royal orders and distribution OF labor for taxing
q census Of the realm published in our official
organs under of 23i inst The Of Cuba with
the statistics OF its industry md the classes and coors
Of its population will be very interesting, and
the data can be obtained shall forward the aggregates
Of the subjects embraced for your readers.
great sensation caused upon wharf yesterday
by passage or his Majesty OF the Arctic Seissea
Iiopr-from The steamship Havana, 10 his salt water
bahing cage, TO bis temporary residence outside toe
walls
Colonel Wood will salute the people with bis sea
plough apparatus tomorrow, the and Locomotive TO
pass the wharf 10 the Ia theatre through Oey
The Colonel has touched all the strings this time,
by which, in peace this community sensates curiosity
and The very cables OF agricultural industry.
HIS show rooms, tents, ana theatre Will be 10 full
blast IN week, and he viii have magnificent season
The coming company Of Rumsey SNewcomo, the BLACK
Swapn ana many other novelties, will draw upon
pockets week thereafter promptly The health OF
the city IL good; better anywne Sugars quiet.
Freighs none. and exchanges regular Londop ID TO
IL Northern, "a TO A. New Orleans, "a to short sight