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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

toNGREssIoNAL COMMENSURATE Con
*ntion for nominating candidate fol
Congress for the 81 District is to be he'd
IN this city on the 24th inst We URIC
upon eur Republican friends throughout
the district the calling Of primary meet
ings at once for the selection ofdeIccates.
We hope to see a full representation, to
secure which the primary meetings should
be called at once The time is short. and
we trust there may,ben no delay on the part
Of Assembly District Committees.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
The Heralds Washington correspond

The Herald Washington correspond
ent says:
An officer Of Sigel's staff says the bat
tie OF Bull Ran, on Saturday. begun with
heavy firing iroIn artillery on both sides,
in front Of General Franz SieeIs division
or corps The effect Of firing from Cen
Sigeps batteries was terribly effective up
on the enemy. literally cutting winrows
in their ranks This is proved to be so
from the fact that shortly after, during Il
temporary cessation Of our fire in Sjeel's
line. long after the confederate batteries
had been silanced, the rebel General
jackson sent a staff officer with white
days to seek permission to bury his dead
This permission was granted
1T seems that the announcement
OF the substitution of Gen Hallecl, for
Mr. Stanton rs secretary of war, and the
restoration Of Gen Mcclellan to the po-
sit;on of commandments Of all the
land forces OF the United States, was pre-
mature at least ii not Incorrect, although
it is vouchcd for so strongly and by men
Of such opportunities Tor obtaining cor
rect information that it is very generally
believed
"Ihe rebel officers who delivered up the
body of Gen. Stevens under a flag of
truce. state chat the laE which he bore
when he received the fatal shot was
grasped in his righs hand and had fallen
over his head
me .a,,.@...,eor Of Gen. Kearaey's death
was also ascertaIned. The genera 11214e
into piece of woods to recounoit-e, and
came upon a Louisiana resiment He
was ordered to halt, but instead turned
his horse and leaned over to avoid the
bullets, and rode rapidly away. While
doing SO be was sho. IN the back and kill
Ell instantly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
CHAPTER 2G3

An ACT amend chapter Il Of the revised statutes,
entitled, 'of the Incorporation Of banking assoeia-
7is People Of he state Of Micronesia. represent
~ ta Senate ard Assentty, eo e1act rs F2tto1cs.
Section l. - bank or banking association shall de-
raaa8 e receive sF,ic. on hier Tt'e 81 interest ue
any 13cslutei by such bank banking :sa-3-
goods, Or things Ia acion, than go n dollars upon one
fasndre! dollars for year agd after that
greater or less SUM, or for longer shorter tiac
Whenever the securities deposited Win the safe trees
90 tile redemption % the ci-CuaiiGg noes 4
v hank sIais "a sold L. pursuance e sections forty
- .} sr-z,,y... lid chapter = s"' taei reFisS5
s.ata,e5 IL sach securities shall re %, 20. 'ee 49,
for sufficient 30 redeem its o4fstanaas aoiss
par then the bank comptroller shall after the e<pra
tioa Of three years from the time Of such Securities pay
over to tne legal representative Of any sIeh bank IN
application therefor the surplus derived from the
sale Of said securities, If any there De remaining IN sae
See , 1t the general election. to be held en- The
Tuesday next succeeding the FIRST Monday ia Nca1eF
D. 1852 at all the places II holding elections IN this
state Ter ihe election Of officers rc4oire by a s1ea
be elected, the question whether lcs stsII become
law AND 20 into effect or h manner be - force
be approved by majority u tes east the subject
i shall 60 into eeet aherwi, IT shan not &C iaao ef
see The votes cas- on taa saniaat specified in the
- lfeeeisog secfi0 sau Pc by separate hil3t, aild
lsTtlE printed ea each q then Ne words fer a.3a
east shah b. csurazze3 ard returned IN ths -'1
tHaa1eE rs tae votes cas- i1F stifc once
fav. - t -4s 4ati canvasscl; aud fzss secretary
If ssa-e sssl s,iietely the eoiaIls9i5 = lt
s5nr-z s5stIs a enst q hc tesAls tat5f r. $50
aase.f ss,4a ,arcr aad shall eozlaaacs- tae -
t;s - leaisiaure a. III eosssss,2=n.at q saz sessions
- tfiy thereof, Nirh sta -pteHt 81 she rsss u te
canvass upoH the st5ee5. Els4tey Afssz INC s5ls.s-
ton Of the canvass
sec, This act shan sake eEee3 4s1 BE- il. force
from aad altse sae sssasth dAy Il JeDuary. a. ..
49,
see > Al sess .sd psrss 81 acts caussll1. g.aa or
IA 49, Tg 2zEfay-Erlss sac provisions e IBIS cs as
heTe3s r1E,es3ea.
es4p.ei ~ approach Apra !. 1902; chapter ssa ap
lzesed JUNE H. t56Z
sa4FsBss Sslsee. ocJzevllle Aug. sd 1912.
GEGIsC5 & JsiL.s5l1Tu
"a SaeriE Taxa C.lntv Uis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

I@ We may look for news IF battle
from Northern Mississippi ere long, In
portant movements are reported from that
quarter Gen. Rosencrans left Corinth
last Thursday, with some 80 900 to 70 GOO
men in the direction OF Linatown, where
there are some $4,000 rebels under Arm
strong. Sterling Price is at TGpelo with
$4,000 men. and it is considered probable
that he will unite with Arlnstronr ana;
give Rosencrbns battle CHICAGO .yo3tr-
nat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
EXECUTtvE OFFICE
Madison, Aaz. -. 1852.


Business o. great publie Importance, in ny
Judgement rendering special session ii tic
legislature necessary: Therefore,
In pursuance Of the authority vested IN me
by the Constitution Of the stzte, 10 hereby
call the Legislature Of the State Of Wisconsin
to convene il special session. at Madison, on
wednesday, the 10Th day Of September, A.
d. 1862, at twelve o'clock d.
In testimony whereof, have hcreua
LSeaL] to set nay ha..d, aud caused the
Great Seal Of STATE to be a.Hzesl.
Done at Madison, thi5 29th dav Of Auerst
1852
BY the Governor
edward sALoNoN.l
j. l. Lewis, Sec'y of State
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
g = 60 -szs ! / -
VIII receive prompt and personal aitenti n.
CASH PAID FOR Raw rURS
and Price List furnished ty mail.
WEBER, williams 9 VALE.
& E8EssAa Is;.s.CTIUN NDTlgE F09
IOWA COUNTY.

i---..-
CLERK Of the Board af Supervisors for tie Town off,.
You are hereby notified that on the Tuesday next
succeeding the first day of November next, the follow
ing officers to be. elected to-Wii:
One Representative it, the Third Congressional Dis
trict for the years from The 4h day Of March
next
State Senator for the Fifteenth Senate District in
place Of Lcuusl ". Joiner whose term Of Office viii
expire the Irst Monday If January next
member of the assembly in each Assembly District
and all such County oicsrs By Law required to
be elected &c sgch election
AT 3h, election tbr question Tlli he taken upon
the approval Of the people Of the amendment proposed
10 section, I've article FIVE OF the Constitution Of the
OF WISCONSIN, by chapter BOB Of tn General Laws
q 1852. as follows
rCI18ts,. pa grfgi4111y -p1t55i2feH 49rH Z, 1862
amended 6y chapter 30, I,H5tfshed jaae 30;
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
Snarried.

At Camborne, England, August 18th 1852 by Rev
VIM. P. Chapel, Dir. HENRY LANyoS, of this city,
Miss EMILY DABB, Of New Jersey,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

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Times
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An annual dividend of 100 to 500 per cent ION is
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This Is the only Sewing Machine ia the world making
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Instructions win be given, and all information by
calling my residence.
GEO. W. COBB
2S-tfl As't for Iowa Co
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Land Agency. Collection cpd ExeAaaso e.,
WILLIAM T. HENRY.
a TITO RN tx a La

MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN
Has complete Abstract Of Title to All Real
in Iowa County, kept up to date by posting em
the Public Records; ne w., - FRO at entlc to II
business pertaining TO Real fatstA and 81
tend 70 Soldiers Claims for Pensions, Bounty Lsad-
back pay, &c, make Collections and
BUY AND SELL SIGHT DRAETs
on all the principal cities Of the United States
rope Deposites received and accounts kept.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

FoRT DoNEfsoN.-It is said that fighting
IS still going on at Fort Donelson between
small forces of Federals and rebels
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
R17S to $500.
GR0VESTEEA &, HALE,
32S BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
y15-n2i5m
WAR CLAIM AGENCY

THE UNDERSIGNED procures Arrearages Bounty
Pensions, &c, Tor Soldiers and their Heirs the STATE
DoUNTY TO F4,itLlss; attends the settlement ana
collection Of AiiLIGARY AccosNrs sGAtysr TIRE STATE
and the United States, and any BUSINESS WITH 1Hs
STATE DEPARTMENTS - Send for Circulars.
Address, with return stamps
[lftfl Z. b, QUINER Madison,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

Republican Convention composed OF Delegates fro,r
the several sseIn5y Districts in the Cd Copgresoua
psrics q the saae OF Wisconsin, viii BE held at the
city q Ain5ral Point On wednesday, ts.e eI.h
day Of ~epiesuber. 1852. ct = o'clock II for tn
purpose Of nominating Caaliias 70 represent said Sd
District in the Congress Of the United States.
Zach Assembly District VII be entitled = two Dele
gate IN said Convention.
GEO. ". BLISS, HASGER ROBINS.
A. A. TOWNSEND. b. DUNwIDDIE,
C. c. REMINGTON.
Dated August Is, 1852.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

Philadelphia, Sept IA correspond
ent % Forneys Press dated near Centre
vile last evening says;
Last evening aboutiiye clock Mellow
ellis left was turned by . cavalry force
5000 strong, MeDowelfs corps being on
the left OF car army, and the re0el caval-
~ bein. supported by inflntry, and Me
DowelI 5 entire corps was feariully cut
up. The enemy, according to the reports
Of prisoners who have been taken, has
been reinforced enormously, and includes
the entire rebel army of toe state Of Nir-
ginia, and numbers about DO 600
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

Nearly every prisoners account con
curs in the statement, that the enemy's
whole force Is entirely surrounded BY eur
army. with 10 possibility of escaping with
out The greatest battle of the ealnhaign
being fought against s-eatly Superior NAM
bers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

lieutenant who was captured saws,
that 10000 rebels attempted 10 get thr' @
ThoEoashfare Gap bat that only 100000
were able to do SO The;r forces we're
commanded By Generals Ewell. TIL. and
jackson.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03
THE DArr1Es OF FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Gro W 0r.s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-03

IT. Lewis. s.c,y Of state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

SEcssB PRIseasss.-Yesterday after
soos. about hslf-past two o'clock, the steamer
Evansville. With . party Of rebel priso asrs
aboard. arrived st this point. While the boss
We eosling 90 the ether eide vs vent abusrd
70 zee the Usioa killers. We must cay that
ws were disappointsd. We expected to zee
some ssal~ast types Of Southern ehiva!ry. bot
only found collection Of hospital patisnis--
wssk. enesvatsd, broken down and sf'l eisd
vith divers disorders. diseases and troubles.
10 fact. not . man Of them we're. taken = ith
ssns In thsis hsnds except perhaps half
dossn. bus we're tsksn from the rebel hospitals
and sent up this way 70 recruit-msnd OPP
ros,ieass and get The benefit Of Northern air
aod exercise.
The boat .tartsd with about three hundred
Of these diseased fellows and had lost twelve
eonisg up. The principal disease Vas pnsa-
monis. though measles and other affections
we're noticeable. II seemed more like char
eel houss than nything elss. Some seemed
to Be gaining. while others we're sinking into
the grave - last - possible. The cabin wss
full Of bunks and the bunks full Of patients'
Death hss an almost und;sputsd Geld there.
They will arrive at their destination soon. and
will probably get into better quarters. They
are mostly from Alabama. though come we're
from almost any Southern State.
Out upon the guards we're some who had
recovered. Mixing 10 With them We found
that they we're in good spirits. Some thought
the Coofedsracy had gone up. and they "didn't
care . eus;" others reekoned there vas plenty
Of men left to fight yet; others still didn't care
Who whipped. provided they could get back
home; Some ssid they weuld fight again II
they could get . chanes-some wouldn't 6eht
again for any body. aud others would do just
- they pleased. No one eisim ed that he wss
pressed into service. though they many didn't
know what vas coming at the time. but had
eort Of IN idea that there wouldn't be much
tt fight anyhow.
They we're dressed after the secesh regnla-
tion some butterOut. some whisish brown
cotton. some in black. some in blue. and soms
in one thing AID another in anothsr-mixed
dreadfully.
Some were really intelligent men and talked
very secsibly-snd some were surly-others
too sick to talk but all we're anxious TO get OF
from the old dirty transport and get into bet
ter and more airy quarters. The guard con-
.. sted of ABOUT twenty men-and came in play
only 10 keep the crowd back at different land.
,ugs. The people turned out in swsrms at
Rock Island. but only few were permitted to
20 aboard. There were but . fsw women
>eR: some Who had brothers or husbsnde
he trip 70 nurse then. 1t was NO pleas.
All We don't care about INDUCING
'tEs same sort.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
LATEST NEWS
BY The MAILS.

Melancholy Death Of Governor Harvey.
Wisconsin ts-day mon rms the loss Of her Execu-
tive, who was, on Saturday, accidentally drowned
in the Tennessee river, where he has been spend
ing some days looking after ths condition of the
Wisconsin troops. - r.
Governor Louis p. Harvey was as hoaorabl ard
upright public officer ~ has ever held position
Of trust and Ys-peetability. A . member Of the
State Legislature, - Secretary Of State under
Governof Randall, aud as 0overnor, he has been
conscientiously faithful in the discharge of his
du.ies. His fair name IS an honorable business
man before he entered public lite, has never sab
sequeotly been in tho least tarnished. He was
TOO true . man to do . wr.ng, and therefore was
never moved from the lire Of rectituje by the
contamnsting and corroding influences of politics.
He wss . servant of the psopls- not . mere poll
:ician; and there is no mao living who can point
to one unworthy, selfish diehonorable sct iu the
history of his official career 1t is natural, there
fore, that the death Of such Governor, Of such .
msp, should cause sincere sorrow to Gil the hear 3
of the beresved people Of Wisconsin. "
Hon. edward solomon, Of Milwaukee, the Lieut..
Gov, now lsucc to the of6re Of Governor Of
Wisconsin during the renaiDde, Of the term.
which exlires on the lst of January, lss4.-0hi-
c00o Journal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE CREATE
SUPREME COURT.
HON. CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Justice.
Hox. Gro. g. WMaar,. J,.,,...
Hox. r. p. LOVE,

HON. CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Justice.
n. Hes. 6 SsS, g: Mnoar,; Justices.
LEwis Kfxssy, Clerk.
Mondsy, Apfi 81.
1859 Hiram Barney " Charles Adams, Lee Co;
affirmed.
1873 W Palmer " Wm Sunderland, Dss-
moiDes Co affirmed with per cent. damagse.
1871 Haver Nssselhaus " Bagman, ct al, Usi-
noines Co; sf6smed with p cent damages:
1875 3 X 0ibbon " VIM Sunderland, Desmoines
Co affirmed vit pss cent damages.
1872 Hugh Reid " David Teal, Lee Co T; AZ
1884 8 Wiekersham " James Estis. ct al,
Lee Co motion n dss. iss overfuled.
1919 Siblsy " Van Horn, Polk Co; affirmed.
Tuesdsy. April %.
- State W James D Eads, ct a, Lee Co af-
Armsd.
1888 Heirs Of Otis Reynolds vs. Peter Miller, ct
al, Lee % motion to strike bill Of exceptions
from 6le. and 70 dsmisS appeal fax - relates to
the judgment on merits sustained.
lls5 LsClaire, sppt, " City Of Davenport, Scott
Co reversed.
ll3s Niles, st al, W Sprsgus, ct al, waahing'
ton Co; sfirmsd.
1iei tsvsns vs. Booth, ct al, Dubuque City
Court Affirmed.
1851 D.s ans wife " McHenry. as trustee, Polk
Co affirmed.
lol2 and 1o4s Tidr;ek 1 Norris vs Byron Rice
and James Easily " David Norris, st al, Polk 20;
reversed, Baldwin. q !, dissenting.
ll47 Hamilton W Vineyard, johnson Co; sf-
6rmod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

JIMMIE W BIePLs, Mosnson, Keokuk.
In TIE 1sRlvss.-whilet the M;nnesota boys were
ss-embarkiog yesterday from tho Sucker State,
shs stage plauks slipped from the guards precipi-
tatipg several Of them into the water. Tney
got . delightful bath, and one was 80 unfortunate
as TO lose his musket
LIST OF WHARFAag-PAYINo PoRrs BErwy.N
81 Lou,s AND Sr. PArL-The following is list
Of ports between St. Louis and st. Paul which
impose taxes upon steamboats, for the privilege Of
landing, and the amount thereof: Alton, 81 ;
Clarksvills, $3.50; Louisiana, 81; Hannibal, 81 ;
Quincy, s.; Canton, 81. 80 Alexandris, 81 +;
Warsaw, 81 Keokak, 50 Burlington, 50; Mus
eatine, 81 Rock Island, 81. The ports Of St.
Louis, Gslsna, Dubuque and st. Paul a'e ports
of entry, whore steamboats, ere charged according
to their tonsge, BY Custom House measurement.
Davenport, one of the largest shipping points be
tween st. Louis AMI st. Paul, charges no wharf
age fee. and yet great amount Of capital has
been expended in putting our landing in proper
condition for the reception Of boats and freight.
Tho river is receding slowly frem our landing,
leaving it in better condition for handiog freight
than it was few days ago.
The Desmoines and Illinois rivers are flooding g
the country for miles back. The Missouri is re-
ported stationary.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
The light draught packet Bill Henderson, Capt.
IN. u. Pierce, Clerk, will leave for Du-
buque at -. $1,000 u.u,.. e,...
!, Ane Noreoe' udepart for St. Louis aud ip-
points this.
eye.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
SCOTT COUNTY
AIDS THE WOUNDED !

vTVHE CITIZENS OF SCOTT COUNTY ARE
i invited Is meet at LeClaire Hall, Davenport,
on Saturday next, April 26th, 1862, at ! O'clock
r. NJ. for the purpose eftonsidcring the propriety
Of establishing Hospital within the limits of
Scott county for sick and wounded soldiers, and
Of adopting such other mea3ures for tho perma-
nent relief Of disabled Iowa Volunteers ~ may
be deemed advisable.
1t is desired that every township in :he county
shall be represented by delegates otherwise. 1t
is expected that II. Price, Esq, and others who
have visited the Pittsburg battle. field will be
present to relate the results and observations,
w order of Executive Committee Of Scott Co.
Soldiers Relief Association. ap23-d&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
WAsHiNGTOS. April %.

AshIHoJOS. n ptit -.
SENATE Several pcti:ions for emancipation
ard "A bankrupt law were laesen'ei.
Mr.. Clark, from the Select CoAmittec on the
case ot o,mrke, OF Oregon, made . report, but
wheth adverse or not was not stated. Ordered
to be printed.
Mr.: Anthony presented a resolution calling ON
the President Tor copies Of all orders Of the Com
mandins Generals instructions, etc, given to
Gen sherman, lately comm anding the South
Carolina De, artment.
Mr.. Antt ony said that the credit tf taking Fort
Pulaski belonged 20 Gen. Sherman. and ho be-
lievcd that tho { rresponceLce could Or would
show that he bad discharged the duties =. 4uired
Of him. IL Sasannah had no. bsen taken it was
because he bad sctsi in accordance with orders.
lie did not desire to disIarage tho minds Of any
one.
The bill for tae establishment cf = Department
Of Agdcuiturs was token up. and :he substitute
Of Mr. Wright for the bill was rejected.
HoUsE.-Mr. McPherson presented a resolution
10 favor Of the establishment os Profcssorshi of
German in the West Point Military Academy. On
the ground Of the value Of the study o; its pract
cal utility, in view Of tho number Of Germans iu
the army, and the richness Of German literature in
military science.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
NUMBER leo.
Fercisn News.
SANDY uoor. AMI, .

H.. SANDY HOOK, Anil 70
Tho new iron steiner Oviats, tuilt for vsr nu,.
poses: 1eis iAvesPoOd "r Palermo. 1t 10 believed
that che goes to Bermuda for arne ment. And Az.
the Atlantic A . Southsrn privaseer.
Tho schooner Sophia ran tho Charleston block.
sde AID arrived at Liverpool wish 900 bales VI
Political news is unimportant.
Asoenestes narset hrmer, ami tending up
Brsadstaffs steady and unchanged. Provisions
The sumter was still as Gibraltar and the rus.
eaIors st Algiers. on the 81.
Ice soop cf-war Rearsaso. after 4 tvo davs'
Sist TO Gibraltar, left for the West
u. IN ~, s,Nament, Ar. D'INasli made m attack IN
i.,. u'aas,ones financial policy and budget. The
..s. ~. spoke strongly in defence. A general de-
astrieu,sa i. 20 .ao eous.e Of whi,h MT. Bensrick
ou'ou tne distress Of the country 10 its iucorn.
petens and inhuman policy in REFUSING "a ,s,oo-
niss the Confederate .tnt,s y
no qusssom OF shielded ships anl floating
G', Gauerles, eon'ioues to occupy the attention of
uossmon'. ...r mo shipw'ights have all been
course OF construction, "
a proposition was before the Common Coupc;l
ei ondon. to COMO. the freedom Of the eitv IN :
golden box, on Nr. Peabody, for his muni6cence.
lho crops OF England and France arc reported
as most favorable. French manusscturinr &C.
c0nnts also show more animation.
me latest rumors assert that Gen. Gaion will
not be recalled from Rome.
The Italian ministry had ordered an increase in
iron plated ships.
The question o. brgandage and tho removal Of
tho kiEg Of Naples from Roue, WAS debated in
tho Italian Chamber.
Ro.tazzi said the Italian Government persisted
10 pointing out that the presence Of Frances H. At
ko'ne. Is the source " disorder, and he believed
that Napoleon also showed conviction and per
ceved the necessity Of proviiing against its con-
tiIuancc, but tho dificultes cannot All bo van.
quished at single blow.
Tho Spanish Government had again reiterated
'ts hrm de'erminat on u nbssa,n from sny dsmou-
stra.ion prejadcal to the ependencs of Mexico.
Tho DANISH Rsgziaad voted an extraordinary
credit OF one million regsd4ic,s for iron plated
vessels.
QUEENsrowS, April 10.
Governmept has contracted for an iron cupola
ship. under Capt Coles invention, to he ready Tor
sea on June ist, 1868. Experiments with gun Of
LARGE size, showed tho best and hitherto .o.sid-
cred 10. u!berable forms Of iron sides were 40 to
speak, almost as easily penetrated by shot, As if
targets had been Of timber.
Sir VIM. Armstrong says that . gun Of twelve
tons weight fred Nth = charge Of fifty pound. Of
powder, viii break through the sides Of tho
Warrior, ono of the strongest ships ahoat. A tar
get l,ke tao Warriors sides vas sh altered into
crumbs 1T the trial.
Tho Times says no weapon oe Of ense Or defence
seens left Us now effective as large Afmor clad
AMI very swift rams.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

NEW YoRk, April 81.
The CRY Of ApalA,hiola has ben successfully
occupied BY our troops, thus giving US another
important point in Fl.rida. The capture vas ef
fected by the gun boats Meredita and Sycamore,
with little opposition, on the I'd inst. A few
ID ellis dispersed tho rebels, and the new resident
~ -.ioa Of tho population we're fond in an al
ttXa.s, siaryipe condition. Tho blockade had ef-
fectuslly cut off the supplies from tho seaboard,
and their resources from the inland wire not sun
cieut t. maintain the ordinary comforts Of life.
Under these circumstances. II Is not to to Won
dered at that the people should p reclaim loyalty
70 the Union.