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wtlbur,s Omnibus

WIIbur,s Omnibus Line.
The Coaches and Baggage Wagons Of "WIIBUR'a OMNI
BUS IE w call for passengers at OF the Hotels or in
any part city by leaving orders at the office Of the n O.
y. and q. N. r. r., On Ut. Charles street ,,,
~ i. Ii. WILBUR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

For further information, apply at the
General Ticket Office,
No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET.
NJ n WHEELER. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

NOTICE TO RUILDERs-sEALER PROPOSALS
IN received by the Undersigned fran this day uu the
18th of March for the erection St. Peters Gu ireh Third
Disfricthe drawings and specifications the Office
AZ Harvard a Destel Arehects. Il Commercial Pia,e.
feIn tmI1 q hQYKIHAE, ~ MariE ssrseis
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MAIL TRAIN at T:s0 A. NJ,
EXPRESS TRAIN at 5 Pm,
Both OF which make close Canton with Trans
on the MississIppi Central Road.
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SyKsssssssssasa DENTAL NOTICE. DR !. n
$sgEaS2 MAGEE has taken In the Story Build.
ting, cerner Of Camp and Common Streets No.
I1lI3second floor, where he Is prepared 70 reriorIn
eonphed style He ou'd particularly mention that be has
new extraordinary discoveries offer boast OF in the
Of Dentistry than has been in successful practice for the
twenty and feels perfectly satisfied after
and thorough deherateB that there nothing in
use superior equal to GOLD PATINA plate for
or durability and all who have failed succeed in the OF
metals will would certainly fail in the use OF any other
su Once hours from A. NJ until 5 p H. d2s en-
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Two Daily the Depot Of the New Orleans Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad Caope and Magnolia
stree.s as follows: s4' 554l
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New Orleans, Nov. ]. lsa
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
COM NJ E R CIAL
DAILY REPORTe

OYyIcB DAnY DKMocRA& AxD Nsws,l
Saturday Evening, J9. II. 1850. !
The wheat market opened fna this morning
and advanced 2dsc, closing stsn1y 1t ss9sos
Corn active and firm. Oats buoyUne and steady
Farley in good demand and 6rn. Hogs rather
quiet but firm.
We quote ~ follows:
FLora-Steady and unch ansed. We qaote choice
Spring double extra st s. 90 pstail and - 60
Wholesale.
WHEAr-Receipts 1898 bu; shipments $50 ba.
Market somewhat excited and un1er light receipts
advanced 2@3c. We quote at Se@sle-s7 Gssc
being the ruling figures.
CoRS-Receip,. 1870 bu. Market active and
steady, closing firm at 2a@3lc.
OATs-Receipts $50 bu. Marlnst frm and buoy
ant with good demand at 25G3o.
BARLxr Receipts llo bu. UnA~ light receipts
for few days pas, the market he's been very firm
st 47G50c. Shipments 600 bu nalt
DRESSED lIoGs-Receipts small and market qui-
ct but firm at s. 0o@5 IS Tor heavy hogs.
HIDEs-Steady. Green 4G41<e; green salted
5@54c; dry salted 9laloc; dry 1int 10@l2c.
BurrxR-We quote good table butter At l7111
retail
EGGs-Steady At 15c retail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
From Wash ingtOn.

WASHINGTON, JAN 49,
The receipts into the treasury for the last
week for custom aud tre.eury notes are 81
000,o ,ooo, which added to the amount On hand
in the previous week makes upwards of So
500 900 suit ject to draft
Reliable letters from Sonora say that Capt
POrter's mission there il q failure, he having
been overreached by Gov. P4squeira and hi.
Secretary Of State. and that nothing better
need be expected unless our government shsll
enforce reparation for the outrages committed
on Capt. Ewel.
Influential Mexicans were go anxious to learn
the views of President Buchanan, with regard
to the establishment of military posts in Chi
husnua. that they made arrangements to sx-
press HE message from FL Ps.o to Chihuahua
City in thrty-slx hours Tbs leading M-xi-
cans are in favor Of such occupation. The peo>
pie Of Arizona. at latest accounts, we're discuss>
ing the question OF q provisional overnment or
distinct organization from New Mexico 10 case
Congress fails TO establish q territorial govern
ment for Arizona
The reports from the mining counties for
the last month show increased yields in sill
ver
Congress will be presented With evidence
that Aiiz9na now contains q population OF
10000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
New York Market.

NEw YORK, January IA.
FLoUR.-Firmsr and .teady Sales $500 bbls-
IS 209535 Super State IS 55(9s As Extra State
s. 2o@5 80 Spper Western ;$53595 SO Common
10 medium western; S. 5oI5 IS interior 70 good
brands r. H.O.
CANADIAN FLouR.-Quiet and uncha nged
RYE FLoUR-Quiet. 50 75114 40.
WHGAr-Firmer with rather more export en-
9uiry. Sales 5c0o bu at 81 70
RYE-Quiet at 90992c
BARLHY-Quiet at 76@ Sec.
CoRS-Quiet at s79s0e.
OATs.-S,eady. 45G46l.c western State and
Canadian.
PoRK-Dull and heavy. SIC Is mess; sll so
prime.
PRIME BRRP-Uneh anyed.
CUr MEArs-Quiet-
CHEEsR-Steady l0Gl0Kc.
LARD-Quiet.
BrTrRR.-ln fair request at llil1l2Ac.
WHIsKHY-Quiet at 2oc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

~ Saturday was busy day
From early morn until dark the streets were
crowded with teams and people A large
amount Of produce came forward. which was
eagerly taken by the numerous buyers on the
streets. Our merchants appeared to be dr,v-
ing good trade and We should Judge that .
lsrge quantity Of goods were 20 d. The AL
bion Mills have again commenced running, and
We understand that it is the intention to keep
them in motion as long ss the necessary amour ut
Of wheat can be obtained. The Mills are at
present under the control Of Messrs. Henning
I Woodruff.s firm holding large incumbrancs
on the property. We hope these mills may be
kept in motion. as they create . large trade
Wheat il up booming-s7cassc beng paid for
choice article. Farmers are making money
when they can get such prices for their grain.
Bring it along; it will not pay to hold it when
money is worth 2a3 per cent. per month,
In money m alters there 10 not much doing.
Very few loans have been made during the
past month. lenders not relishing the numer>
ous pleaoings Of usury which have been made
rssently. Florence is hawked about the street,
for SO cents on the dollar. those purchasing il
having paper to meet in Cook 4 Sareent's
handA No explanation has yet been made by
this hrm, and NO intimation of when . state.
msnt may be expected. The public are be-
coming very anxions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
NUMBER 76.
From Washington.

WA-HfScToS. Jan. IA
Upon the vote in the Senate yesterday. re-
i.etinp the nomination Of Mr.. Grund o. Coun
sci to Havre the yea. and nays were taken.
. circumstance which precludes the idea Of
Any reconsideration.
The contractor for constructing the pubic
works for which Congress failed to make ap-
preparation last session are here in force to
urge upon Congress the necessity OF immedi-
ate organization. that payments may be made
for material deliv dered under their various con-
'rfcn. They are said to be suffering even more
than the mail contractors are An effort 10
making to night TO concentrate the Demo-
cratic vote upon Mr. Boleter OF Va.
1t is sad assurance has been given that 81
Democratic votes can be thrown for him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
~ Gov. Lowe, in his late message,
In speaking Of the Railroads Of the State

a. Gov. Lowe, in his late message,
In speaking Of the Railroads Of the State
says:
Il cannot dismiss this subject without I'D.
vising the passage # an act that shall req uire
majority Of the Board Of Dirsetors of oil cor
porations organized under and in virtue Of the
provisions OF our laws. 70 reside and keen their
once Of busisess within the State"
An excellent suggestion, and cns that should
bs acted upon Immediately. We think re-.
striction similar to the above should b. impo,>
ID upon every Railroad company in the susie
Let 10 sss how it would effect ma. Ths Mia.
issippi and Missouri Railroad companv AZ.
compelled BY the laws now existing to r.,.;n
one officer in the State. and they have don. 40
In the person of Nj. PsIcs, the Secretary tn.
President resides in New York, sh. Surer;n.
tendent in Chicago. ard the majority Of th.
Directors live outside the State OF Iowa tn.
e6tes Of the company is located in Chicago. al
though they pretend to have il here in Davep.
port. All the business of the road is trapsect.
I'd in Chicago, the Office filled BY Nr. Price.
not amounting 70 shueks, only in mama All
the money received frea the business Of the
road b ssst 70 Chicago. where it l. disbursed,
and precious little ef il ever ksds its vsy bask
. THE section. The fact Of he busi,eps /,
DsvsaPsst y nothing but vay stasies, vhea
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

Friday Evening, Jan. IS.
FLouR-Quet and unchanged. Ionic Spring
Extra IS oo del; Farmers Dixon 81 so; low
grade Spring Extra $40.
WHEAr-In good speculative demand and }ac
better. No. Spring 81 in store No 2 do s71l nc.
CoRS-Advanced 90. No l il store 5o1<c
OATs-Firm. No. in stole SIC; on track 361<c.
BARLEY-Firm and in good demand. Ne. l de-
livsred Gle.
DRESSED HoGs-Firm and unchanged. Av. 500
lbs S. 90; dividing on 200 fbs IS 50G5 50.
LIVE STocK-Prime fat cattle firm 1t 50 75G
25 Hogs quiet at - 40@4S IS.
HIDES. Market steady. Green frozen 6aeLc
Green salted sAa7c; Dry Flint l3Gl3Ac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

Republican party TO kindle anew the fres Of
fanatisism and the establishment Of lass
calculated TO infringe on the rights Of the
people.
7snM-Wishes success to the administration
Of James Buchanan. and on oil proper ocea-
sions will defend his actions, when carrying
out the principles of the Democratic party,
against unjuss attacks of the Republican party.
EeyentA-Endorses the administration Of
Gov Willard
7rsLfth-Instruets delegates to the Charles-
ton Convention to vote - . unit for Stephen A.
Douglas for candidate for President
7AivteentA-Protests against al acts or in
fsmmatory appeals which tend to make the
Union less perfect, or jeoT srdixe or disturb do-
nestic tranquility. or mar the spirit OF harmo.
Union was formed by our fa.hsra
FoursrentA-Denouncest the Harpsr's Ferry
raid
Fftteeath-Favors homesteads to actuAl set
tlere on public lands.
Si<teenth-Accepts decisions of the Supreme
Cour, - but evidence OF the true meaning Of
the Constitution.
Seusrsssnth-Resfirms the principles Of the
Cincinnati Platform. as expounded by Buchan-
ans letter Of acceptance
Eighteenth -Opposes the re-opening Of the
African slave trade.
Nineteeath-Thst nAturalixed citizens after
declaring intention 10 become citizens of the
Unit d States. are entitled to our protection in
foreign lands the same native citizens
Adjourned sine de in good order.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Mail AVrangenents.

Times Of opening and closing maiisin the Daven-
por; Post Ofice:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at..s a = and sPu; closes
ats:30 y and Pr.
NoRTHEEs MAIL via Dubuque and North Iowa, 1,
arrives At r 4; closes $50 An.
SoUrHLRA NAIL, from St Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives AT sPA; closes S:30.As.
WKsrxES AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL arrives At
6Ph. closes at SPM.
ILLINOIS Az MAIL, arrives . A y; closes At P =.
DuBUoUE WAY MAIL, arrives 1t ? = Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays closes At s y Sun
days, Tuesdays and thursdays.
CP hIvEK MAIL TO LYONS, arrives at P =; closes
At PA. daily. exbept Sundays.
BLrR GRASS NAIL arrives At y, closes at IL
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAITy NAIL. arrives and closes at IL \ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ASAAosA MAIL, arrives and closes At II \, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 AN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Office.
From the Philadelphia Pennsy,vanianl
FI.is(E AND TRACE.
Phi'adelphia Board of Trade.
Il. n. COPE,
rHOS. KINDER. Jr., I Committee Of the month
A. J. DERBY saIkI,

yJ,Hg Insu ance Companies q the City are no.
holding their annual meetings Tor me Elec-
lion Of Directors ami Officers for the ensuing year
and much satisfaction l. e1hioi'ed anons
-. xi,b the earnings o. the past year. Ihe
Quaker City Insurance Company, declares The vesy
k.assn,ns dividend of twelve z cent; and the
rerort presented to the -eekh olders shows the al
fairs Of the institution TO be IN most naf,e X
and encouraging condition. IL Officers and Board
n D;rer.ar. are men OF large business experienee
and practical acquaintance with the details oi the
in.urance business, thus securing the utmost "a
gacitv and care in the manage ment OF the insh-
tuition. The losses Of the past year nave oseh
much less than the average. and the INSTITUTION
Justly regarded Is one Of the best managed ano
mo-, reliable in the city. Mr.G. II: Hart consn,
ues in bis position President, and MI. .1esn.H
than whom no man has more in'.mA,' ~.
edge Of insurance BUSINESS fe'".h fs.sh ha h.s
rast of secretary and Treasurer, which ne mas
nilea .o.. - .n''''' jan l6-d3w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

are sbundantly able % to do. An ice house
costs but email sum. and ten dollars will fll
is With fns clear ice. which would sbviate
the necessity Of drinking the naussating warm
prairie water. which 10 ell that can be obtained
warm vegetable house can be built for . tri.
as. and you would probably savs the cost Of
1t in one season, from the protection il would
give 70 the articles plse d in it. And then all
these things are 30 comfortable. W. should
like very much TO zee our farmers turn their at
tention to providing more comforts for them
selves They work hard and deserve them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
From Boston.

Bosrox. Jan. IA.
Vim. II Forbes a student at Hazard Col
leee today. held 10 tail IN 5000 'or
: .nlt on officer Hilton. lie gave the require"
bail and left for his home IN Miiton.
c G. Green. Editor Of the Post,remitteo .ovo
6ollars to the Movor OF Lawrence 10 oay, !" DC
ii.tribu;ed to aid the sufferers there 1he mon
;. was contributed bv the Suffolk Club.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Union Meeting at 8urlington.

BugLrScToS, lswa Jan. IA.
union meeting held las, night at Mo-
zart Hall, At which nearly thousand Of vur
citiEens had gathered. The meeting va. pre-
sided over BY mayor White, amidst much an
thnsiasm. Resolution. were adopted breath
ing a spirit Of patriotism, and d.avowing on
the rart Of the citizens OF Iowa any desire to
Interfere in the internal affairs Of any sister
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Meeting of New York Delegates ia
Charleston.

New YoRK Jan. l3
A meeting o. the delegates elect to the
Charleston Convention, representing the Mo-
cart wing of the Democracy, was held at the
As,or House ls.t evening. free in srchange
of sentiments took place. and it is understood
that perfec, unaninity of opinion exists as to
the course to be pursued by their delegates
from this state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

\NE HAVE IN STORE AND NOW RECEIv-
W ing, one OF the best Stocks Of Staple and
: Incy Dry Goods to be found in this city. We
ail sell them for less than their market value
= :sh buyers from the city or country should not
rgains. n. PHILLIPS,
No 9. l. Claire Noek, a st.
dss73-dkv6 Dsysapoet, Isvs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
To tn, editors Of the DKNocRAr. !


To tn editors Of the DnocRArl
1t seems that TIE celebrated Heraee Greeley
IL to deliver lecture il Davsnport-on sduca.
tion Of eourse-as this is his fsvorite, i not bis
only theme. Al Jack Downing would say, he
tAr. g. ought to be 70 master hand At this bu-
sins"" The gentleman has b en- for twenty
years. philosophixing on the best usss. TO which
men and women can be applied and has been
very prog'essise. if not ehangsable. in bis no
tions At first he would have recommended
course Of education suited to prepare our boys
and girls to enjoy the blessing Of fourierisn.
Afterwards he would have initiated them into
the mysteries Of spiritualism, or prepared them
for the maintenance Of the rights of woman
What his last and msturer ideas are, We can
only guess but it is not unreasonable TO con-
lecture. that his present aim is to 6t our sons
AID daughters to play their parts creditably in
the "irrsf ressiIle conflict This presentim .nt
10 suggested by the arrival of Mr.. G. almost
simultaneously with large supply Of the I'm
pending Crisis but still this coincidence may
be purely accidental.
We wonder ifit is true, that Mr.. Gree,ev il
on his way south, to enli ghten that benighted
region as the proper training Of the rising gen
er. We hope it is go, but at the hazard Of be-
ing thought oficous-ve would advise him, il
he does 60 on this mission, to deal very te~deyly
With the frs-eatera He must not, at the out
Get, violently attack their prsjudices; but by
degrees. prepare them for any educational re-
forms he may think nesdful AZ be values his
dear life. let him not insist upon the instant
adoption Of Helper's Impending Crisis, - the
text book in their schools.
A. Rock ISLANDER
eB 81 me two veeks since, Mr.. Oakly, at
Johnson's American, lost an excellent over
coat and a pair of valuable fur gloves He
supposed they were stolen, and had given up
oil hope OF recovering possession of the arti
cles. but upon mentioning his lose to . rail-
road employee was informed that one Of the
conductors of Q night train on the g. d r.
Railroad had received articles that answered
the description OF Mr. Os lost gloves and over
coat 10 payment for railroad fare to Lasalle.
Upon the next arrival Of Vans train, Oakly
will take possession of his wearing apparel
We suppose the thief vas merely endeA Y ori o.
to prove to the managers of the road tha,
some things could be done as we'll as others,
and that although not an editor he was q
"desdhsad" We suppose if the fellow would
eome back again. Van would gladly give him
another tree ride. not to Lasalle, but to Joliet
R. J. Register
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
United States Agricultural Society.

Wa.nIsGToS. Jan. Il
The United States Agricultural society nave
tectsd Henry Wagner Of Wes'ern New crk
President and reelected b b French Treasur
= Beu Perley Poore, Secretary. Last night
IL. memhers nartook of a sunp'uons enter
..;nment At the residence Of W. ". Corcoran.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

EI Friday night about twelve o'clock
horse attached to cutter, went tearing
down fifth street, sending the splinters in eve
~ direction, when or where he hauled up.
We failed to discover
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

The above is only part Of the amount
Which has to be paid between this and the
above date. What succsss our city ofic-
iAls will have in raising the money. is for the
future to decide. We pray they may be sue
eessful
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Fire.


MIspLgr ~. CT. Jan IA
The Pammeachs Mill. occupied by several
lfferent Com p.nie.. for the purpose OF msnufae-
,aring sewing machines. .Britiana ware dc.,"as
destroyed hy fire this morning.
Loss {, 5,OO0-partly insured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

NEW YoRk, Jan. l3.
The Secretary Of the Navy has directed th .
commander of the Iroquois TO procure New
Jersey pilot to take that vessel to sea, but ap
plication 10 that quarter has met . prompt re-
fussL Two other Government vessels are now
detained at the navy yard in consequences Of
the refu.al Of xr. Toucey TO pay the pilotage
fees
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Browns Secretary Of State.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Jaan. H.
The CoGriers special correspondent in New
Orlesn ns learns by advices from Austin, Texas,
that Realf, Of the John Brown Provisional
Government, lett that place on the 4th inst.
for Washington. in charge Of the officers of
the Senate
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Coal Lands for Sale!

80 Or lso ACRES OF FINE COAL LANDS
S() 10 sell or exchange for Horses, Cattle, Dry
Goods. Groceries or for almost any KIND Of prop
erty or will be sold on time. -.
,u;,s .ov omen and in working condition.
For PARTICULAR. enquire At this Office.
ian I2-dkwtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
An Error.

NEw 1oRE Jan. II.
The announcement Of the neetrg nj the
As,or House Of the Mozart delegates TO
Charleston is a humhug. No such meeting
took place. signed ~ II 'sA'e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
THE CIT Y.

ATTENTION SARsFIELD GUARDS
Company drill this evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

Roc Sps l. LAsoDox, l55 Randolph street, Chi
cage are authorized 70 receive sdvssti :ements for
this paper
9. II. soRIvES. 90, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized 10 receive advertisements for this pa
per.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
From Halifax.

HALIfAx J n. il
M signs Of the Europa.
A snow storm il prevailing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Steamer News.

NEW YoFE, Jan IA
The Hungarian arrived 81 or,land this
,aornirg. No news Of tie EuroIa at Hall
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
From Europe.

HALIFAX, Jan. 10.
The steamship New York from Bremen via
Southampton 2sth ult, arrived at this port
this p n for loo tons Of coal with which to
continue her voyage to New York She has
had heavy weather. but sustained no damage.
The New York brings only the London Times
Of the 29lh, and the news is consequently
meagre
The City of Manchester arrived at Queens
town on the gath inst
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from
Boston arrived at Queenstc~n the 3S,h
The steamship Anglo Saxon arrived at
Queenstown on the 9th.
There had been Q decline on the Paris
Bourse. Rsntes quoted At 6sa7o.
The is nothing of interest as to the war
between Spain and Morocco.
The Queen Of Spain had been safely deliv-
cred Of q princess.
Tue CoNeREss.-The Pope refuses to be rep
resented in the Paris Congress, unless the pam
phlet entitled L. Pope ct de Congress" is de-
MED by Ma. oleon.
Advices from China sate that the Govern.
nent of that empire had applied for American
mediation to avert the threatened hosti,ities
With England and France
The ship Flora Temple, with 500 coolies,
bound for Havana, had been wrecked in the
China Sea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

CRY FISAScEs.-To-day $1,000 Of
the Indebtedness. Of the city Of Davenport will
be due. Mayor Price has been using his best
energies to raise the money for this purpose.
and he has been ably seconded by Aarshal
Bechtel How they have succeeded, We can.
not say until after to day. II we 60 to protest,
1t will te because the money could not be rails
ed under any circumstances. for there has been
no lack Of eIertion to accomplish this desirable
end. We have thirsy>seven Thousands dollars
to pay between this date and the fret day Of
April next This Indebtedness falls due - fol
lows: