Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE W AR NEWS.
Decision Of the secretary Of tic
Treasury.
SECRETARY SEWARD SENDS AN
IMPORTANT DOCUMENT
To EUROPE.
South Carolinans Bound to Pro-
tect their own State.
LATER FROM BALTlMORE
sktrmish On SaDtt Rosa Island
Later from Europe.
An IOWA KECI ENT DisBANDLD.
AFT ..RNOON DISPATCHES.
An IOWA RECI ENT DlsBANDLD
AFT ..RNOON DISPATCHES.
From W as:lIngtOn.

W.suIHGroS, Nov. II.
The Secretar- Of the Treasury has made tn G
following decisions under the lariff act Of March
!ast
Lithographic hand-hills or show bids are liaolc
to entry to duty at the rate of 10 per cent n,
printed matter, jackets hot H. ado frames, berg
hahi knit, open IN front. with buttons and sewed
button holes and pockets were properly charged II
duty At the rate OF ~ per cent pr pound. and III
addition y per cent The dcci OF the Coliec-
tor OF Boston, assessing a duty oi 40 cents per ID
IN addition the 10 per cent advaorcni, cigari
costing IS thousand, is affirmed by the secretary
OF the Treasury.
lherAli's Despatch.
Gen. Sumner has not yet been as igntd any
command, hut in view Of his long experience and
services in California, Gen Met Clelan who was
formerly Il Cap ain ubdcs hlm, will dc AL him i'm
m.aIate y to some resp nsibie post.
Soon after the announcement was i.iadc Of the
contempt la cd Intervention by Engiani. rau,e ard
IAN, IN Mexican affairs, our Gogcrninent dis
rched ship Of war, ccmnanIed by an expert
enced fhceI to the Cult, To look after
Another YES cl was also dispatched up The coast
TO Iampico, to preveut the transit oi passengers
fr' IN the kebei ,vernment aero that cpunirY
aud also t. prevent the shipment oil cotton dc
iron the Rebel tates This mere Ir,c .ution, II
= said, has suddenly put stop to extensive
trdlc which Was about being naugura t. d at abou
the same time.
secret ry Seward sent respec fnl communca-
ton 10 angiani, France and SPAN resi- ting The
alleged interveLt on ot these governments in the
affairs OF Ncxico, but up to the last ad vices freIn
urope nothing satisfactory has been received by
our Government. They appear to be qu,bt ling
upon this matter, ANA seem disilclned to state
heir real objects AMI designs. Our Government
IS keeping "A most vigllant watch, ana shall not
C nit this formidable turopean combination L,
make any advances or aggresolons on this cont
neut.
Trlbune's Special.
WAsHINGToS, Nov. .ls.
ileintzolman > pickets extend u Accotunk
Greek down the river.
No rebeis have been by them since the re
connoistnce
lhe President mas appoInteu Iiru.. iI...,
Wise, o. the ma y, Acting Chief OF the bureau Of
Ordnanc" and iiydrograi by in the Navy y. part
ment, during the temporary ab ence Of Capt. A.
liarwoud.
II is not believed at headquarters that any con
siderable nunb,r Of troups have been Withdrawn
from the reb,l army opposite " Washington, ia con
stIlence u the inyas On OF South Carolina.
Beaurcgard has not gone TO Charleston as re-
ported. The rumor, however, which impute. IT,
Gus policy lie adopted in the conduct of the war is
n t with ut foundation.
On saturday IN rnlng our guns at Budd's Ferry
sent Is shells among the rebels behind Shipping
Point battery, drvlng them from the f.rtihca
tions.
This =. NJ. 500 scamcn under comman Ter Vain
wright, took the cars for Galru, where they will
join Commodore Footc and aotilia.