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fed that whatever hi, moral convictions W
be, he had no legal evidence on which TO b
the prisoner. lie therefore endorsed tho
rant OF arrest, and Mr.. MachadO was disehaT
steps will undoubtedly DO taken TO have
case again brought an.
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Gen. Vim. Pelham, iu,m,rly surveyor Conc.
val If New McNir", and Col. Clements, wcrr ar
rested IN Santa !, aud confined in tho guar
house T., order a. Colonel CANDY, OF th"
u luftmoul Of NJ M'Airp. They wfr.
susIupcd Of giving imp,op.r information
10 th, T.Si. troop, Lelow ~ rd,l. CO. Clrn.
,u.s took a.. oath Of ale glance anl va dis.
charged. Gen. Pelham refused 10 take I'll,
oath. and slll confined in tho guar '-houir.
Hon. ". 4. O''ro, ol hlhulu ,u' hI. h.sl
rpJ".tl,d Colonel ui a regimen, cd Ncs M"xi.
can Volunteers, t. be ri 81 N tic Territory.
vtuuE ASp FIDELITY or COLONEL. CNNEY.
tI. CnIlv ht., D., Irpri uuttion, supcHlcd
TIE wit % hdje0, .o'p's il Nv NoNic1.
Fort Stanton ha- lloi abandoned ~ til
United Staics iol,.., and ul.o Grcd 10y. ori'r VI
Im. lnmlN
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stuIINila, uf' MAJOR tNNpe's CoNuNNp.
ipdp,"d rcr. Aug. -9.--Tbc truor,, $50 in
uHm,tr vino surrendered to 5000 Texan RIM
gnt.. ~ mile. ir,m I.u Fillmore, have be
rrc..ch ~ pIolc the ToNau, retaining their
aiirs aud Tie lof.c- belonging TO companies oi
The Mounted Eihr..
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More Prr,y Admlr,-,r.,,or.

QUA fint-page telegraphic column contains a
merited resolution Of thanks to Hon. DANtEL
S. Dickinson, from Union Convention held.
under Republican auspicc, in rcnnylvania.
We arc sorry to record second expression Of
thanks" to the DICKINSON Democrats from
Washington, ofthc same nature with that no.iccl
by US on Tucsday-bo,h within a week after the
gu;t .Ieoch which has earned the peculiar IRA
titudc e the Administration.
Mr.. T. II. AGAS has been appointed Posi-
master at Syracusc in place OF IIrxnr j Srpc.
WICK, removed. Tlis, with the Troy app,,n.
mont made a few days since, conn l,tct, ", b.
lc,c, tie change Of postmaster, at an implr.
tant place, in the state. Both the ai'.r, r.
mc'cd were Democrats Of tho DrrhIN,oN
school, and q. loyal as he to the Uaoa nnl the
Government.
We Ir1lc.t mot cino,ly against the cpntin-
uncc Of proceedings like ts~.c elm the face Of
the enemy" Party opposition 10 tn struggle
Of thc Government for existence, j. treason I;
and party administration Of the Government,
prcrcriliug and discoumging whole classes Of
log 81 cilil,ns when the Government; NEEDS their
support. - TREASON Also The prcsen, ruler.
OF this nation depend for the Preservation Of
their official cNi.icncc upon Democrat, quite 20,
much as Republicans anil they have no right u
cNcrci @ the least piitality between different
clas o. Of loyal and patriotic citizen,
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a h.CmE DnnGE, The proprietor of ia,
I"uuaH's .Ia'DD" Yesterday Suspended thu
publication Of that paper, and commenced an
other, under the name Of the Ir,cm,u's .Ipp ~,
10 I've continued "o3g until the restoration Of
law AMI liberty to the Uuilcd Stllc,"-promi--
ing to abstain from disloyal expressions. AMI
hoping or pretending to hope, that the mere
change Of name ard prctcnce Of amen mcn,,
might serve i6cyade the orders Of IA, public
authoritic-. The step WIS Qor the enemy uu-
fortunately iarri'al and ridiculous, a, in place
of the pretended amendment, the new plpcr was
filled with assaults on the government more
abusive ifPossillc than ever. Bu. The Stiffness
OF the dodge was aggravated 10 the utmost hy
the fact that it had been anticipated at Wash
in;ton, AMI supplementary notice oo,eriug
the case, had already been issued.
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a cruelty which We do not think Is or would Il,
pcIpc,rated by any Of the despotisms Of the Of I
world
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ONE Of our New York secession sheet, saws
that laws must be- 'g"a' in their bctrin. AMI
application. 1t follows from this, in IL, .rn.c
intended by the confederate North, that if
thieves are put in prison. no honest man should
be left at large, and liza traitor is to be hung,
the Fallows must I've extensive enough to sus-
pend all patriots in his company. A mic, doc
trinc for the thieves and traitors, hut until they
become the majority, they will have to content
Themselves with the abstract notion, and have
the rope generally to themselves.
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TnE id', old Ayg,u -a,, that, IN ttc ut..
If 1872 and 1916, tlic Government did u, H.
tcrlcrc with the libcri, Of the pre- ID, anil draw,
a contrast with tine conduct Of the hlmn,. trt-
ton in power. Tie i,gD, could not have roii-
cited u cumIari.ou moe damacn To its ar,u-
mcnt. Tho,c were war, in which simply the
International rsLt, AID iu'arc- t. o., the republic
were concerned. Men might prp'fly oppp
tho,c wars who d,nrtod with the Admin ira
ticns TIM in power q, to the best mean, of e.
curing tho.c right. and interest. TIL, q wat
fur national lili ior ,hc very cN,.l.u.c Of ;,.
voumcnt; war into which Vs. have been
compelled against our viii, Ui rpr hr hr
sr",d atone o1w pHaryr ovr Ht, ~h, r.r o,-
pos,S IA, ~1r IS aJpo'.d 10 n, c,t,' pr.oJ %.
GorCrDUiopt, ami Nis IS f'o1,og. Opposition to
tie war against rebellion /, abcttiug the treason
which cho.c rebellion u, IT, instrument Tor the
destruction Of the Government. Til the reh.I-
lion /, uppr sod the white Nag Of pace Z. no
better than the black hic Of treason. AMI Win,
the contest rage, the White Feather >llll 81
NcW York are not les, traitor than tIs Black
Horse Cavalry of Virginia. -Upcd
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ANoTuEE DouTrruL Bi-uor. - Bishop
OprNnlMIl,, of New jersey la, issued form
If prayer for the use Of the Protestant Episcopal
clergy of his diocese ON the lay of the national
fast, in which there is no intimlton of a desire
for the success Of the nation in its struggle Tor
life. The whole thing is devoted to the personal
wants AMI trials OF the members OF the army.
and can he used by scccs,ioni,t with at least
a. much satisfaction rs hv - true, loyal Chris
tian. Tho patriotic clergy Of the Episcopal
Church will -puc i, out Of their mouths, or AID
petitions OF their own more suitable to The
occasion.
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TIM Eul ofCtmLisip, lorl Lieutenant &C Ire.
land, better known in this country 10y hi. lornr
title Of Lord MoHrirI, during q recent visit to
Belfast, conferred the honor Of kui,hlh,,l upon
Mr.. EpwAup Cory, The Mayor OF that city
Forty ycaD ago SIR T.. Cory W II. 10 u 'li, p, q
poor boy, without friend AMI without ,hll.
ling, in search or employment Now hc g. on
Of the w,ul'hcst men in the community. ml
recently rurhl.cd the aurcrtri c.l1,.1 OF the
Eah Of ANIrr'i Tor the SUM d -l'J.uIH.
Though wealth should un,rlr NAL a.. o1.
jc't Of ll,, ,,t o. m thor,,'oi Sui t. Co.'s,
when 10 follow, %, the natural result ol q u v
integrity aud Honorable n'orpr.u AMI 3, m,l'
a mean. ofp.omo,ins the h,ppiur.spI ,lc rpu.
munity, the c,mup!c should b. he'll up as an
incentive 20 ,althu ambition All inlr.tr,.
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HrrpuI TiIr ALLDiEp SuCrssroNGsr.-
licni,l who was arrested on Wednesday night on
suspicion OF being an agent Of lyG. Davis, and
di.,har,ct Yesterday morning, was rc-arc-tc
last night, and will probably lie sent to Fort
Lafayette TO-DAY. Evidence it -ccm., has accu.
moll,.l against him.
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BY 1fLEGaam m rnE y r. Sun
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ATTENTION /, directed to ''p,r,onal notices"
in thi, paper with reference to the my.tcrol,
disappearance Fan elderly lady.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
PROA wAsniNGrON.

AAnINOJOus Jo0. ~.
Ex-Pfesidsnt Tyler had long. satisfactory
and friendly interview With the President To-
day. The latter expressed his belief that there
viii be no collision bssvsso ths Fsdsesl eod
state forces daring the remainder Of HE Ad.
ninistrstioo. sni that b. should certsinly
make every effort 70 prevent il, and 70 preserve
peace. Mr. Tyler viii probably rsmsia here
until the 4th OF February. 10 meet the Com.
missioners from State. other than Virginis
Mr.. Anderson. brother Of Major Andersou,
will leave Tomorrow Tor bic home 10 Cioei0Ds.
Il. His efforts. both 10 wssaiog,On and
Charleston we're instrumental in producing
the better understanding bet wsen Msior Az
derson and the South Caroliaa author,ties
large numt er ofl.ading Republicans from
various parts Of the country hsvs been here
tos sevsrai days There 10 great deal Of con-
suliation among trienis Of the incoming Ad-
ministration. The results Of which may sGOn
be dey eoped
The Senate, in executive session, confirmed
: number 4 comparatively unimportant nom.
nations. thus clearing the calendar Among
the conhrmstions Was that Of Capt. Black, OF
n. J.. - quarter master Of the Marine corps
Mr. Kellogg. Of H.. returned from Spring.
held TO day. and FROM the fact that he ex
pressed the opinion tnat the border State COM
nittee resolutions came nssrer than any
other plans to shat the public ex,genciss re-
quire. This 10 deemed significant 10 connec
uou with bis recent visit 70 ths President
elect.
Mr. Case. Of Ind, Of the Committee viii re.
port bill appr"pria,ing 10000 for relief to
he tufferers 10 Kanea..
Thaddeus Hyatt has proceeded thither With
the view Of exsrting his influence in the Sens-
torial election. The principal candidates are
Mesars. Army. Ponery and Graham
Mr.. Rust hss through . friend. cent . note
TO Mr.. Dunn. asking what vas said in the
House to-day.
The matter between Representatives Rust
and Dunn 10 in the hands of their friends. II
is not expected that any hostile meeting will
grow out oft.
The House took up the private calendar.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
LArER FROn EUaOPE.

HALavAx, Jsa. -
The Niagara spoke the CansdA .sd snosh1,
steamer. supposed 70 BE- the Cisy sf useeAee.
Ter. outward hound
The Niagara will Be dus at Dee(en pr,d.v
night.
The Bee Hive Aills q Nsaehsstss. evsea hv
Nj. Lamb. have been destroyed b. 6re. Loss
elOo. 600 - ~
Al .hs inportaat Chissse posss have bsss
opened 10 trade.
There 10 no ecC6emstco of the rsposted looe
Of gun boats attached - the slliss 10 ~ OH.
nese waters.
Itis reported that Spsin 10 about 10 oesopv
the principal torsrsss IN Morocco. r. eoass.
quenes Of the ron-tolfilmsnt of The treaty.
The Loudon 1isnes city article u Ssssvdsy.
'ays that The dsu,snd for mos~y wss oodsss,e.
LONDON l2-Ths bullion io Lask ol RsxDapd
had declined E:77.NaO, and the desresse n
Bsnk Of Fr.res ~ 100000 france.
The money msrks' generally unehssged
LIVERPOOL l2.-Fi"or duh ~ 81 decline; zee
S1s. Whsst dull - 2ds6 d-ei,es; llslS To-
Red.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

BOsTnN, Jan. 20.
After the fremont Temple Was cio.sd by the
Mayor las: night. 900 people gathered in the
vicinity, q majority Of them believing it q
rn.e OF the Trustees 10 get rid Of the mob
The crowd hrok. up into parti after waiting
for two hours. and gradually iispers-d. Abou,
1000 persons proceeded 10 Wendell Philips
residence on Ess-x street. and threatened to
"clea- him out The police prevented any
attack, and made several arrests. The colorsd
population became greatly alarmed in Gomez
9uence ot the threats, that a mob would visit
tn cir houses, but there was such demo. stl A.
tion. II ie said that the Mayor VS. informed
that an org nized attack by . strong force
would have been made in the Temple from the
outside hsd the Convention reas-embled In the
evening, and he therefore closed the hall. and
decided that il should not 10 reopeDed to-
day. A large crowd we're gathered about the
building during this forenoon, and the police
we're required to keep the street open for
vehicles. The riosous demons ration 10 how ever,
st an end
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
TIE SCOTT HOUSE.

ON THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ next, this we'll known Hotel will change pro-
prietors. One Of the undersigned, the owner of
the premises, and the originul proprietor will be
in the Office to welcome II old and new friends.
We Hatter ourselves that with our experience
and our superior accommodations We can oiler to
the travelling public all the comforts of well reg
uated house at rtr low mice OF
One Do1A..<- per Day I
We are determined that this shall be the best
Dollar House in the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day Bsarder
can be ac ommodated. Families desiring rooms
aFo invited to call and make their selections.
A Large and Conmodions Stable connected 10Th
tie Homse!
To cur farming friends vt would promise that
the saIae lberaIity will be extended to them as
heretofore, and the highest prices paid to them
for that part of their produce used by the House.
J. J. HUMPHREY 4 co.
jan22-d6wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

fEAsACOLA, Fla, Jan. ~.
lhe volunteers are engage 10 nount.Dg asd
arranging their cannon. Csrpenters ere nsek.
lug scal'ng laddsrs, and the utmost soniusioo
prevaiie. a
The U. steamer wysndotts 10 anchored
westward ot Fort Picksns. under the guns oi
the Fort. Tor the pu'po-e. u - supposed. 10 -
sis1 Lieut.. Simmer. All pi!oss have been %.
tih ed that they may bring U. ) wss vsssels
inside Of the harbor. ii the vssssls carry 0se
Of tfnce
81. Louls. Jas. 9S,
special dispatch TO the Rsc~Slis.~. iron
Jackson, Mise, the 81. says the Ionvepsioa
elected seven delegates 10 the southern Con.
fsdersey. TO meet at Montgomery, Ala. ps,eed
On ordinance 10 raise eight regiments 81 trooos.
and JED. Davis was elected Major General
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

BOsToN, Jan. Is.
The order offered in the House. granting the
ues of Representative Hail to the Anti-S avery
Society, vas. after warm debate. lost-l3 to
so.
The bill iotrodused. empowering the Gov
sroor 20 p!ses ths miIits'y under ord@rs of che
Sheriff Of any County on application Of twelve
citizens for the suppression Of m,bs and 10
protect free speech. vas referred 20 tho Judi
cisvy Committee.
Wesdell Phillips. Stellsr Martin. 7. W. Hig-
ginson. and other Negroes and Aboliiionisis.
appeared before the special Legislature Com
mittes on the Personal Liberty Bill 70 day. and
demonstrated sgsirss its rspssL II will %.
doubtedDy be repealed. @s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

BAIunOrB, Jan. IS.
Gov. Hicks has appointed Hon. r. johnson.
A. W. Bradford, W. r. Goldsooroueb b. John "
Crie6eld and J. Dixon Pomsn-all devoted
Union msmeess-ss commissioners 10 meet the
eommissiosess Of shs Legislature Of Virginia
iH Washington u tie 4tb Of Febrnasg. These
eenfl<men represent the Wessers. shofes and
Western Mary land
The special Charleston correspondent Of the
AmevieSN Ays that the south Caroline V,gi.
Ianes Cenmittss fssss,ted oct > nsn named
Dodge. enlisted a. soldier Of Fort Aoultsie
charged With being > correspondent Of the N.
7 1rj09as He wss compelled to leave the
State. a4 4~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

O1vIco DAIRY Du1ooeAf AND NBvsl
1sidsy kvs. la. Is, 1861. I
We ind very little to rspnSt in the wy O
busiasss to-day. We hear lit1e else than tn,
eonplaint Of banked mp roads; preventing team
from rsachisg the market Only few loads q
grain came into town. Should this state Of af
fair last many days the mills will b idle.
FLouR- Firm q $l.Co@l.3s. Shipments 10,
bbls.
wHsAr-In::dsnand fss nillias at zoo. 3.
csip1 621 bu.
BARIRY-Qniet st so No. 1. Receipts 100 bu
CoaH-l7@lSc. Rscsipu rs bu. Shipment
1890 bu.
DssssED Hoos-vssy Am = e5.5e0575. y
Vas rsfsssd for very heavy hess.
HAY-Dull ct &Ao00s0o.
CoAL-By wagon loo pr bushsl.
Weos-s4.oe pr cord.
PoULrRY-Livs Chiskens el.15@l so 2 dos
Dressed s@sc y b. Turkeys, So07sc dressed
do. s@1oc = h.
BurrEs.-P Plenty at lzK@lss.
LARD-lo@f1he y n.
HAns-Nsw Sugar Cured 1i@laKe psr b.
Common l0@Il No per ID.
PorAross-15@25c y bushSl.
New 4 oEk AoSket.
NV Yosx, January IS.
FL0uR-Heavy:
kYs fLoUe-Stsady - - .l00l.30.
WHsAr-$l.l8 Chicago Spring.
kYs-Aarket quiet st 74W7tc.
BARLxY-Firm.
CoRH-Msrket declined o6067e 7 ellow Seuth
eru.
Oars Quiet At ss0sss. Wsatsrn, Caa.d. and
State.
PoaK- Market arm. sls.es mess; $500 70,
prime. ~
BE.P- Quiet
Cur MEArs-Heavy and nominal.
LARD-Firm.
BUTrRR.- Steady:
Opened steady ct 90lOc.
WHIsKY-Market dull st l7kQl7Ac.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. IS.
Flour about So lower.
Wheat active and advanced kc. Sales 9 50(
bushels At 7s98lc No. !, and 5z@74k No. / il
store.
Germ firm. Sales 5,eoe bushsls 1t lsk@2s "
in store.
Oats quiet and nominal at 17<017Nc.
Dressed Hogs actfvs and 10 higher. $6.12@
$50.
Exchange ON New York very firm It y cent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
Religious Notices.. .

RHv. T. Z. RoBERrs, Of Massachusetts,, will
preach in the Congregational Church to morrow
(Sunday) at II o'clock A. n. and o'clockP n
Seats free.
The Rxv. L. L. LAxsrxo viii rre.ch ~ a..
Main street Baptist Church, in this city, on Sab
hath next, 9th inst quarter before eleven o'clock
A. N. and seven p. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
From Charleston.

CHARLEsroN. Jan. ~.
The Legislature has appropriated t4U,OO0
f'r carving on the postal arr~ngsmsnt. II the
Federal Government secsde from The pss.eut
system.
Lieut.. Mead nad returned to Fort Sumter.
Th" military services extended to tho Ststs
by the Calamaba Indiaes OF South CArolias.
have been accepted by the Governor.
Jefferson DAVE 10 in town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

Fancy DREss BALL IN LIZ CLAIRE
A fancy dress and old clothes party will be
held In Dsvsnports Hall, in the city of lie
Clsire. ON Thursdsy evening, the l4th day Of
February. proximo. Persons attending are
requested to appear in some fancy costume.
Supper to be served at the Howard House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
THE CI y.

PLEAsANT.-1h The weather, though
pretty seld, sontinaes pleasant and agreeable
The Keystone Society's Festival 81
the New Pennsyivanis House on Thursday
evening Vas success financially - veil a.
otherwise. The reeeipts we're ample to pay
al bills and have something lett for . nest
egg"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

PLAIN and figured Merinoes, French
Poplyns. plain and figured, oil wool Dslsnss.
and : good assortment Of other dress goods
can be found st Wadsworth's ct cost prices
These goods can be bought for less money at
wedswosths than ~ any other houss in the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

ANOTHER LIE Jester.
day, Messrs. Preston Il Co received . Dispatch
from . southern correspondent, Informing
them that there need be no uneasness or trou.
ble at all on the part Of tho people here ship.
ping produce South that the rumors and re.
ports put in circulation that boats had OF
would 10 fired upon. or msddled with in m
Improper or unlawful manner was all hum.
bug. So We thought.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
MONDAY. JANUARY 80, 1881.

4 GENTLEMAN OF GENESSEO, AND A
gentleman of this city, will play match
game of Billiards at Martens saloon ON Monday
afternooe next, at two o'clock, for purse Of One
Hundred Dollars; American game, 600 points.
An admittance fee Of Is cents will be charged.
and tickets for the amount, good ct the Bar, given
to the purchaser.
Admirers Of the noble game should not fail to
be present on this occasion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

Providence Jan. 25.
The House Of Assembly to day coacurrsd In
the senate bill TO repeal the personal liberty
law. The vote stood yeas ~. nsys 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

MILrrArY.-We had the pleasure OF a
friendly call yesterday from Col. J. T. Bates,
Of Dubuque. Of the let Regiment Of Iowa State
Militia. The Colonel is in good spirits and it
prepared 10 lead his troops on to glory and re-
nown. when called upon TO do 90. No doubt
he will 30 his duty.
Capt. K g. Heron. Of The came place, vas
also ia town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
Sailing Of the Brooklys.

NORV LK, Va, Jan. Is.
The s'oop Of war Brooklyn sailed yesterday
South. with sesled orders she took swO cOm.
panies OF soldiers from Fort Monroe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
Arrival of the Pony Express

Arrival Of the Pony Express.
FoRr kEARxKY, jan 26.
The Western stage, with six passengers, ar
At 4 O'Clock.
DENVER, Jan. 81
Hinckley 4 Cos Express started their first
messenger for saaes and San Juan mines yes-
terday. With heavy mail.
Recent intelligence from Gila river reports
cheering prospects
The miners IN Gold Run, French, Humbng
and Georgia gnlch. were doing vel, ger orally
averaging from *S to SO rer day. with some
200 or 800 rune. The weather was 90 cold
they could do only six or sevea hours work
per day
A .Ixty dollar nugget was taken out last
week.
Claims on several districts have been Jump
ed, their former owners having gone 70 the
States to spet the winter.
An announcement that CongrAss designs Civ
ing % . Territorial organisation, IL highly
gratifying to the people
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26
Later from CalilOrnta

New YoRK Jan "a
The steamship Ariel. from Aspin wall, with
CslirOTnIs Wsifs Uf stc lss tnss. svsivsA - shts
port this morning.
She brings ~ $50. 900 in specie.
There are no tidings Of the sloop Of war
Levaut.
The Ariel left Asrinwall on the 5th inst.
Mexican advices from the coast Of Mexico
say that Gen. Wool 10 . fugitive.
Gen Miramon's army was at San Blss
Gov Weller, the U. 5 Minister to Mexico,
had arrived ct Accapulcapo. where Alvarez
had rendered him an escort to the City of Mex.
leo.
The war operations in New Grenads con.
tnued to b. favorable 10 tn. Government
A decisive battle vas expected 10 take place
on the pisirs Of Bogota.
A forced Government loan is causing much
excitement st AspiDw wall and Panama.
An attempt was TO be made to levy an i'm
port duty on articles tor railroad.
Advices are 1t hand TO Dec Ilth, and from
Lima to the 18th Poll icsl news is unimpor
tant. The market at Valparaiso were vel
stocked. Business dull.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

CISCIsHATI. Jan. -.
Patrick McHugb. convicted tor killing bic
wife was hung in the jail yard at . clock
TO day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

BURTlS HOUSE.
rORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

LARcENT.-Thos. Kelly was brought
before Justice Blood yesterday on . charge Of
having stolen a carriage top from the livery
stable of s. Smith. Mr.. 8. had seen the fel
low about his premises under suspicious cir
cumst ts aces. and when he ascertained that the
buggy top wss gone he got ont = esarch war
rant, and the article was found on Kellys
promises He plead gui:s, 10 tho charge, bot
in mitigation of his crime ststed that he was
drunk when he committed It. This, however,
was not regarded as q sufficient excuse, and Q
was fined 50, in default Of which he was co.
corted to the Acklev House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-26

nENTJST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS
- aooDRICH, would invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite I'll persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices, st his Rooms, next dool
70 Shepherds Ambrotyps Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite tho Post Once.
N. B. Teeth sxtrs cted all hours of the ary
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 4