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Among the passengers who sailed for Europe yesterday
In the steamship Asia, Hon. Cassius a. Clay, United
s,a.cs Minister to Russia cOmmssder George w. rrsbIe,
Of the United states Nsyy and son and Charles edsck
o( Erapr
Judge AsMns e rapidly recovering from his recent
feri6us disposition and xlt be able resume his
seat upon the Marine Court bench.
Miss Lizzie Parker, an American prima donna who
has boon singing with succcss nsOpcra IN California
during the past year, arrived yesterday In the steamship
America, and probably viii soon appear in Opera In New
York.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
CITY coMmERcrAL REPORT.

.-4t 49, WnmsDAr, April s-oPh
and 9c. for pcars.
Prs.psrrrrs-Ihe market was very dull for nour,
which was quoted loc zoo per bbL lower, 10 vew'of
the rapid fall in gold The sales comprised 5000 bhs-
STATE and Western 100 southern and 400 Canadian. within
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Prizes Cashed in All Legaiized LOtte.
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
ii Wall street, room No. l. New York.
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smuEsfF CoVnr--llR1un,-rafi 1-Nos. l7t3. 17tI,
1870 iT6i ileJ t16e iI7i liIs, ii,S, 1919, ISL
Ncg 2sb = ~ 20. ss.f 251S 25sf 2,ss $3.50, 25p2, G9t
ases 800 2ot2 2jo 26oo ZOOS 2dio 2oi2 2o1i 26le
23ls. -. -
touroy PfrAs.--part Nos. 1sjT 1850, 1s6o, lace,
itO3 tB4 ts65 lioG. 1ssp i47o liii iti2. 4Ia HIi
5fs Part 9--Aaourned 10 friday mornng --S 8. slt,
ytgi is iar6, 1859. ys 500, i4Tj, i4i6 ii-s, nI.,
f4.a INA tt<t. ttST.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

uAyANA March 70 1919
y,,.,.,s, y,~,.,,r,s;o., f.o. t,u..a., r,x. E,..d
s''~y 'oN"''s'' ,'o" N.es'"" "".' e.,To.' :.
Loans Refsrnsd TO Sp0nidrds-VLI Of admiral Gra-
Were 10 Medei,i-He Cires Arms 10 the Peopre &C. do
M. c.,,,,, -, -. p... a., ns.. .,..
AA' sfA'"A nai' e'0a'uo' f"J'io uo' oo0""o "'ivou
here few hours before the Eagle for New York. but
not scientIv in time for mo 10 cot details OF tho
che ho,,,,. cro ,ro,.o 9. y,o.,u~o .ua 49,. ..,,,
sne brought from Mexico st. Domingo and other points,
there by tho French mail steamer from Vera Cruz with
d.,es ~ Tho IN Inc, 90 ,o. v e,o d.vs !. ~. 10
pa.saro % Sa =, ~. u ns A'
Letters from Yucaaa Of later date confirm the death
Of Acoreto in the mountains of Ps where he had sought
refuge.
President Juarez has acted in very energetic manner
70 tne iorcep loan mposed upon some Spanards
IN the mining region of Catorce, the facts in which case
have been already published and complained Of The
funded but doposed The Governor Of the State Don Sos
tenes Escandou. appointing another in his place.
% ,ne pG o ss ro
pertv of those wno NAV have aided the Invaders are
Tho oovor,or, ortho;,,ss sba, se;ye and se N
Tho bshas bdaer the ooos which in nlsces no, occu
pied by the enemy. NAV belong
Ery ~ Tn ,hnsc Who Nv tEe,r nresent condrc, ara
ortv or anv rnS or sadit;on daOned and
ishcd nv ths laws or those vino in rire nav he in the
sa,oe noosition "' " 49, ..'ss. ' ~ - '"N
'asne S.edis asa oo,,,,,ua =, ,,c,o
Ssoominose nose VINO may nave COMMITTED any oi snose
nesiies nard"ns and s,i,,no o ,an,nd e,nce The ra
Establishment Gnors ne Q. Gons.tnionai oraer ,,.o,
Intervention or who have invited il pryately or ola
caly as well as tn SO who in future may support IT,.
~ ney ne @ sna a'sH s se,nc crns ac sef c
in the places submitted 70 the authority OF the govern
ment may be produced for and inure to the benefit Of
un.ans r resu'ns IN po'"'' su''o'''u " '"0
3. When the enemy shall abandon any point, the Mex
who may have resided there at the same time with
Ae !nYaders sna, NOT susI Wy a;n,r anc spe a'' o
uShVo SbtSi rOcdH tney
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wheat was neglected and nominal IN prec. Incrc was
accsne q lc IN The lrcc OF corn, the sscs of which
canpri cd 900 bcaAss1 mixed wervrr. at $50 Doc
fs SOUND see s'e Tor .a.o1nd AAa .es,sd sic s9Sc
seo bishcls re st 81 o. a ,s .,- ,,,adi,,e and
tuturc delivery oos ,ush@s " ev M st so oats CON
t.upcl 10 goof reauess y le s5itc. according 4.
coItS.--rtaus ..lc. uer. mase "a a,v :, eec,,nna
iaicrs. N0tieN ~ prime. &c.. good, 3lc. 32,fc
''r s,e.rst ~ ofeo'ry so'sc 20 lse. fair z god
ri sty-, 10 c. lava mats ard bags. 3sc hAfscai
", s'>'aao ~. "a. "a, 3ic., months -, pcmirgo
~. y nirici i1va % 81. q ssc ior midiiing
s a .l5 fnls'ed mos s'alls
4 f.T, r.-its HtrPei 81 yls.cs IA Vort vas ii2h.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Spring Clothing. At
EvAsIS'
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
CO aud u Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

The POPULAR REPLY TO BEN wApEs RE-
roRr.--The report Of the Ben Wade Committee
upon the Conduct Of the War has been publish
ed in almost all the Northern papers. The
radicals have taken great pains TO circulate
this document. and are publishing !! in pamph.
let form, In order that all may Rad 1t. The
object of the report ayowedly is to crush out
General Mcclellan. As all the papers Of this
city printed Ben Wades effuson on or before
Tuesday morning last II is but fair 10 presume
that The people 2! New York are well acquaint-
ed with its cbarges. Now, how did they Iepl y
70 III by giving General Mcclellan one OF The
most enthusiastic receptions at the Acadcmy Of
Music, on Tuesday evening lart, that any public
man over received, here or elsewhere, ard by
tremendous cheering tor President George Is
Mcclellan" Let The radicals digest tlis an
sNer-or tle people Of New York to the latest
attack upon cur greatest gcncrd They vii
fad ia q much irod for though., and riay learn
% 'irlc wisdom from he ier,Oa i teaches. Un.
iug lpr.rcur'r bes uod' manY rnpi MN
% hl, ppwcif+
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s;riEc or the Cincinnati Boiler Makers,
co.,, c.iendnr--rhIs Ds y,

'lNNlNNAIit hfru y, 1908.
The boiler makers here on strike, not fer higher
wagcs bot agaias, oppressive rucs Of their employers
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

BROOKLYN AMADgxY or MUsIc.--There was con-
gregated within the walls OF this building large an
audience assembled last evening to witness the second
performance Of Barney Williams and his wife Hundreds
who had procured unable gain entrance
Mrth and laughter reigncd throughout and Mr.. and Mr
Williams repeatedly called before the They
viii appear again Tonight and tomorrow (FridayJ for
the last time In Brooklyn for the present.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

! Ladies' and Gentlcnen's Garments
cleaned like new without taking apart
| T. LORD. 4S6 Broadway, entrance 439 Broome street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Prizes Cashed Ina All Legalized Lotte.
rles. Information given q. WEST 81 Pine street. N Y.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

A,aASY. Arri = fa61
an t qlne IS Court % ArpcHs laon llr r rhigt
49, -N.s. 1f ~ %. ~, ~ so, ". -. - ~.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

The Indian Chiefs and Squaws Now at
the Museum delighted with the presentation OF trnkets
toys and glitterng Shells ornaments &C. Each visitor who
brings them worth not ess than dollar with be
admitted to the Museum free +. T. BARNUM.
AMERICAN MUSEUM, April g. 1863.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Hats i.-Ali the best and newest styles
OF dress soft and military Hats and Caps found at
WHITES. 2l6 broadway.
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Official Drawings OF the Library Assoc
eialion Company Lottery: Of Kentucky
", SO, 2, 67 Al, 0. so, 80, %, 81, 76, 81.
CLASS l68--Apif 8. 1863
A, GO, 2l, So, 81, 81, SO, 8, so. s, i, 81, 81.
FRANCE ELLIS 4 CO. Coylnaton. XIV
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Loiteries
DELAWARE. Extra CLASS sls-Aprii g. 1858
II, so, 81, Z, 20, 66. Sc, ~, Ia u, 65. TO- 49, g.
DELAWARE, CLASS 3l4-Apr,l g. 1855
20, 49, Ss, So, 5S. so. SO. 81 So 81 AS, g. ~ 26.
john A. MORRIS a Co.
Miluiu2ton Delaware.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Eight Cnrtes de visite for 81, or un-
equaied style and fnish at TAFT g. Of Corandt
aud Greenwich streets.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

THE NEW OPERA AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Last night pctrellas 'ioner produced for the
second time to large audience the Academy of
Music could contain AS on its first representation, the
opera was splendidy rendered. NINE. Aedori, Mile.
sulzer signors Mazzoleni Bclln and Bachi were all
in fine voice, and sang their roles admirably. Want
Of space prevents giving any further notice OF this
great opera We but call attention 10 it's wonderful
clone, viii be given on Friday evening for the
last time.
Tonight the German Opera troupe give "ridelop a, the
Academy Of Music TO give effect TO the ch0ruses the
Arion Society will lend their aid In this opera.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvative ana
Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. castor House. The
Dye applied b. skilful artists
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

1Z Cartes de Visite for 81, mt Paret's.
1876 Broadway between Nineteenth and Twentieth
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

A Sewing Machine thar Will Not Ess
brodera well stitch is not the machine for family so
GROVER BAKER s celebrated MACHINES, AaG aaT .sv
way the only that these two .s> es ~
sewing and embroderIug TO perfection. 'ui'eS VI
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Notice to Capita Park nd
other choice Lots at auction. Fifth
Broadway Bowery and broone street. by A. j. RLEECK
Err this day See Advertising columns.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CoLUNBIA
NEWS Fa@ MEXICO AND HAVANA.
no Further Movements Of the
French.
ADMIRAL la GRAViERE AT MEDELLIN,
&C., Sc, &c.

By the arrival Of the Columbia we have dates from
Havana TO the 4th instant.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Hyatt's ga. b. or Double Strength
LIFE BAhSAM,
the most certain curative for RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA,
and diseases Of great impurity
Only 10 be had at the principal depot,
246 Grand 81 per bottle
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

| Trasses.--Marsh & Co.'s ., r,-.
Truss, No. vesey street, nppoae the ~ .enna.
uon with any other truss eee Of u sema Ermsie
| attendant sauio nahAe' 'e"'"'e
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Truss oce, oorn. Of BOZ her aiioal Cure
Barnum Museun ElsiiSS ay and Ann street under
and Spinal Braces. &c Supporters, Shoulder Braces
.ady
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dy1.The Best
In the world instantaneous harmless and reliable sod
BY all druggists pcrfumers Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

HIPS Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown--Nstilra durable beautiful Depot No Ba relay
81 rect Sold by all druggists
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nary and soy~ the Nervous Seminal, Urf-
yopcy.se' al sysems-New and reliable treatment-in
Howard Ass0catousent In sealed letter On
~ s. free of charge Address DR.. J. Skiin Houghton
--oward Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Medical Adviser, &C., ON Diseases OF the
Nervous syssssm Debility Blood Impurities &C. InialiIe
srncr No. vesey street, Dr. N. Larmont 6f7 Broad
xsv mnsa,r, New York. Hours for treatment daily
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Bogle's Hyperion Fluid Restores and
dresses Hair Boge's Electric Hair Dye best use Try.
Be convinced. W. BOGLE Boston. Sold everywhe
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

w,rs. Tounsc.. sair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Moldavia Cream for tea..uying the hair ~ W. A.
BATCHELOR'B, IL Bond street.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

After Swallowing a Barrel Of Sarsapa.
rlla and Basam without benefit, try Dr. HUNTERS disco
very y cures erupons OF the skin ulcers Of the throat
blood. No Division street. N. Y, 1851 Eight sepa.
rate and private Book gratis Effects Of
early abuse.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Ladies, Try Lairds Bloom OF Youth, for
convinced of its value All druggists l39 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Public Speakers, Military Omcers and
singers can use Browns Bronchial Troches freely for
Icvng cough irritation OF the throat and giving power and
neAblty TO the voice. containing no deletcros drug
prevent their free use, II requisite.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

Barry's Tricopherous for the HAIR
rstronzed by the principal families in Europe and America
This excellent article admitted TO be the
on for all purposes connected with the hair prevents
is falling OH, eradcates scurf dandr Ac keeps II Ia
the most beautiful condition Its habtua renders the
use OF oil pomatum other preparation quite super
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Irving place.-Gesman Opera
FIpKLo.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

We lave received, by the steamship Amfica,
fraN Gicytown, Nicaragua, news from the Ccrira!
American publics. The war recently begun be
tween Salvador and Guatemala has extended ils
fanfcaiions and now we find triple alliance Of
The slatea o! Jaaemala, c9-'g pee gti Niasrasua
aeinst tc rall but determined lruhlic Of Saiea.
dor. TIE chaac.s of ii- llNe State aga.n.f her
three nere powerful nc tlers fecm to BE- yerv
esi"iv"rt.; NH tr Slnss re r,fci' ud to
GgAt aIIa.' .o iafeveAucn.s, 4-4 il, ~ s -.pectc;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06
From 1'hiiad, lphta
pullAuELrni,, April 4

PnIlApELrnI,, April 1.
a special to the Inlet u from tin
innatl to-day SAYS the attack o, Fort
l'einbertou was re- commenced on tie
9th nit, hv the gunboa,s Baron dc
halb aud Canlicothc. The result is Lot
known.
Indications point to the abandonment
ofthc laz 70 Pass expedition.
\ fleet of L. transports Just out f the
Pass we.c ordered 10 return empty.
There are over 300 oats nj ioungs
Point.
The homLaidmcnt of Nicksbnrg hy
Gen. Grant, winch WAS To hive com
ronced on the eth, WAS postponed in
consequence Of tie storm.
Dispatches from Murfrcc boro give an
account oil brilliant ssirnish on the LIST
INST.
Anexpollition under brig. Gen. lluyon
and Col. Edwards started for Woodbury.
to attempt to capture the re 81 force al
llla, poli Olc hundred OF the 4,h Ohio
Caary accompanied ii.
The infantry snro nded the rebel
camp. but HE cAsary dashed in so VIC
90 ,Iy that the ,chcls were dispersed
and h,l \ number were killed and
woandc /, aud 30 were captured. " 18th SO
horses, number OF mules, 4 wagons and
the rebel camp.
We had oely one wouuJcl.
The rebels were 600 s,ro g, and com
mandc,l l., Col. Smith.
\ Telegram says that there is a heavy
force Of rebel cavalry on the Tcnncs. zee
river, above Florence. The rel els are
constructing Iridgcs n that section, and
building floats for crossing the Tennessee
river It is rumorcd that til army will
| lain Bragg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06
sunday, 9 O'Clock A. NJ.

WAsulNorox, April 4

WAsmISoro~, April 4.
Intelligence received to-day re. re .ents
al Quiet Y sterdav in iroLt Ut our lines.
A rebel scouting party OF II men was
captured few day ago at Cattelis Sta
t On.
Hampton and Fitz Hugh Lee arc said
b, de>crt-rs to be at tnlpcPpcr with AN
estimated force OF $500 mer. Lee Is to
picket the Bull Ran Mountains.
There are no rebel forces between this
and the Rappahannock except those OF
Mostrv ana Capt tones alias Farr.
Mostly WAS not wounded, as the papers
reported. lie lost seven men III the re
cent affair at Drainesvile.
The following ha, been received at the
headquarters OF the army here:
Sr. LorIs, April 3.
T. Major General Xoiieck, Genera. in
Chif, Whashington:
Col. HARRISON. commanding at Favette-
vile, ,clcgraphs that Capt j. J. Worth
lngton, with two companies OF the LIST
Arkansas Cavalry. returned to day from
scout in arroll county, ARK.
After tour shir,nshcs with the rebel,
he | il cl 2, and took seven prsoners.
Capls Mcfarland ana >n. III "eie Killed,
aud Capt. Walker is II prisoner Our
loss was one man wounded-not danger
ously.
signed S. X. Curtis,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
70 My. Gen. H,Hech
y haal oil gncliIIas took the steamer
sam. G ", AID murdered several soldl IS
and nine cuutrahand-.
Gen Sloan ,,Icgrsphs that Col. King
is il pursuit, aud had Two lights We ter
day with the gueirillas, totally routing
lhrun, aud moltal.y wounding their chief.
F, nucd 5 x. Cons,
Ma Gen. Commanding.
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Saturday, April Z.
AuRivsD.
crcH SrArs. Ward, i.aks Pspin.
JANIS MsANs, Perez, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
srcKes SrArx, Ward. st. Louis.
TIE whole number Of steamboat arrivals Ut this
port for tho week ending Saturday, April Alb,
sss fouriees.
The Sucker State arrived from Lake Pepin
yesterday with = good trip. She tried TO 20
through the Lake, but had TO turn back after
accom- plishing three miles Of the task. Her Off
Gers think II gill be pa.sable 10 . few days.
SUNDAY BOATS.
The Northern Line packet Canada, CaIssin
Parker, Clerk jerks, will depart for st Paul and
interme date points this morning. This is an ex.
oellent boat 10 travel on, and is commanded BY
z .ntiena,ly ani obliging onicere. jerks, Of ,hs
Office, has become very popular on tho Mississippi
MONDAY BoA1s.
The III Nil ani passenger packet James Meals
Captain Pierce, will depAr, for Dubuque and WY
points this morning.
The mail and ss.enger packet Jennie Whipplr
Captain Campbell will depart for keokuk
parkhurst in the ,1ice. This Loaf provides 1t.
p,ssens GERS with oil comfort. aud convenience.
desired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06

CAIRO. April 4.
Thos G. Meatgard, formerly Captain
the 9th illinois infantry, has been sp-
pointed A. 4. g., and assigned duty on
Geu. Buioid's staff.
Tue water cont nnes TO pour through
The cut At Lake Providence.
Nearly all OF the town j. submerged,
,nd CO.'S Nc Arthnr and Locdcr's di,,s-
IONS been forced by the rise OF water to
tcmo,c their encainpmert further ~ the
aver
One or two tugs have passed mo tie
Lake.
Tie current is yet too strong for trans
ports.
Butfalo enats are said t. be killing 4
. ga many go,ctnineni lols,s
orntw, to-day confirms the report
of Yesterday, 1 At all the exp dit,on, IN !
rluin that down the iaz,o Pass, had
re,uIi c 0 we're returning 10 Young
i'olni, where IL i SAID there are nov
nearly two hundred transports.
The Memphis Bnt,etia says The
Fedcr,l battery. opposite NIcksburg, had
; fenced the rebel battery on the opposite
shore.
There was some little excitement at 60
umhus and IL, Lman, can, cd " tie Ic-
port tat body Of rebels had passed
| | Dion liy, coming west.
The steamer !. b.non, from Yaz "a
Pass, is ,cilousy injured in all lcr up
per work.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Enthusiastically Report

OYriCs or rue ban. 4 News,
StturiA, Evu., April \.
Quotation, arc without change. Eusine-s very
li.ht. Nequotc
fLoua-trm. Wholesale. s5.00G6lO; retail,
81 Oo9h g. shipment, 80 bbs.
wHxAr 6o17o, Tor common grades and 20
voc FOE the best.
BaRLkY Nominal At II 25.
Corn ull at soc.
Oars 50c.
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'ne p"p' 10 ""'s'n ~ KIN ~lsnxe of pl.yiis
Stn"ut tescber; with " choice colec ion Il
.'e'y variety OF fopsl.r Mu.ic f'ric. ii e,ch.
- Cents Teachers, pupils and dealers de, /, Gus
obtaining low pri Ct Instruction Houk and nj
ne .sine time one that use vi and At rue i've
~" :" Nod these books fully suited 10 their wsn.s
'"0 '"''' uclons "re gwen n manner adapted 10
4;rcises ting and enforcing tho Lessons
re MI dry sud 10 iiuu-. but snight ant enli,-
"hinl, All the selection Of music varying rom
ne s'mp Q 10 the dficuit, comp i..s The most DO,
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To Henry Miller

TO IIeHTy NIIItT'
StR:-iou are hereby Motif a, in accordance
- With aireoiion Of the Council OF the dmy
81 Iiave nr,rf given ~ the regular meetin. OF
said Council Mar,h An, .63 10 the IN ,ers IN .
City Marshal Of sal cry. within twenty days
after one weeks .ut icati"n OF TINS soiire, 10
wit: WITHIN wrntv day. from the 10th day IL
Ma ch. Is %. To o. up tho west 9, test II LII 4
ia vi cs in tho CITY Of ip,vea1"rt, 30 that I, vi
aud .tag'.Ant ~ater will mt re raj on said lot
Ii rad 10, - not 50 Lllsd BY y u within the time
herein limited. the same will be- dome st y.us ex-
psnse inc adi"g costs. togs,her Nth Is psr CO a.
pen-l y ON the same
NAwsHa . Ovs,cE. City Of Davenport.
scott Co, lows, March 9Th. tsh3
h. LEONARD,
AsfsAai Of the City OF D-vsapst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06
rELEG r APHIC
AFTERNOON REPORT.
aAhtngiO0.
" Rshtng;O0.
srscial to Tribune.
" AsrlxeToN. April

AsHINoIoN. Apiii %.
The Government has information that
i've powerful rams ate building for the
.cbcls on the M,,scy and Thames.
J he probabilities now arc that
10 act on will hc taken at present under
Inc law authorizing the President to grant
etters of marquc and reprlsal, aud that
zone will be granted except IN Certain
contingencies, which are not regarded as
kelly 10 at.,e. The question as 10 what
ilomatic or other proceedings may hr
neces airy 10 prevent the construction and
.,,t,ng III vessels oi war and blockade
r4nners Tor the rebels is still under con
,t.ciailon.
Gen. schcnck wa- III town to day and
aai IN interview with the President aud
secretary of War, who cnlir IL approved
III, Stiingcat measures n treating rebel,
A, traitors.
Joseph Coleman, private in the rebel
nrue, captured by Col. liakcl,s men /"
CIV DAYS AGO, proves I, he cap AN. a
a4mbrr oil mp llanl rttet~ were found
IN the mail from Richmond which he
rad IN charge.
special 10 TINS
Tbc ,olloAin, !, an accurate AMI ~.
ri statement OF The bonded debt
40. converted INTO & ncr cen, A..
ls4l Al3eoa- go. AVERAGE ~
.,ct..t a. 10 ,er rrn. Der 6 "''
~ <4#Ga3a ~ atrt;las annual
~ q ~. cent. ) Der 90 t.-delt'
o4s.8o0, nerag annual interest , pei
tent. ccluf .atcs, >27a ssol1G; average
.nnnaI interest } 90. [. ). note, s345,-
,.,8.5o0-no interest teQni,itjone, 81
- SO no interest ne-,cg lc amount.
,a39 atsitetta annual inter
Isl. 3-33 per cen Tn, amount IS les
Ian The pubic /, lcI Ia apptehcnd from
.pc.ch,, naae IN tht c lloyd districts.
tt. asserted ~ qnulels entitled 20
credit, flat dra8t WliI soon hc made to
nm tlc Old rr0,n,ra nov IN the field.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06
NAsnNl.LE. Anil 3.

lNAoiiN ltLE, AbIli 3.
Gen. Bragg has gone to Atlanta on
official business
'ol. Rich McCarn is under arrest a,
McMlnnsvilc Tor Is obedience Of orders
~ leaving Brent~ood Oh Tic approach Of
Gen Mitch l's folces.
The rebels are building strong fouif.
ons a; Palmyra.
Gen. Cooks l.ri .adc captured y rebel,
'a''hase after sharp skrmish ,c.lcr
tcrday.
Inc river is falling.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06
ROCHESTER,, April 4,

ROCHESTER,, April 4.
lie general term Of y G Supreme Cour,
o. The District oil U. ) decided LEGAL ten
q = note. were constitutional aud valid
AS t. debts contracted bet .ie the pa,saa |,
# the '"'v maxim. sci, notes + ral ~,
d.. Al the four judges CONQUERED.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06

Nxa YoxE. April
' OrR--The market TODAY IL very quiet
to W 81 ~ ,xira -,ae u 50 81 40 Il II y
NHkAr Market qaiet aud cry i'm
II - 81 spii.I; sl.oi9l Sc Nil club xl.10Q
| az Hiut,r fou.
tunS- Firm and quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-06

ASONMitlS NMA PcHSi,als.
JAMES r. Lane
Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
L claims Tor boun 'ies and Pensions.
DOuniiss.
Sol pIEss, i'scbargcd in Consequence of wounds
received IN ba IT,, - who have .eIvel two yer ,
70 EMIT ed 10 8 90 Bounty.
|. he,'id SCI ,.ers ,blcd since March 4 h,
1851. " the army navy.
z. " Il .to4 uf sol iors dying Of wounds re.
ceiv ID, or al disease q ntrscied in tie mill nv
% naval service;
Oh .d.en und,r rs years Of such d. ceased
IJi-rs, ~ tbetc is no ", low .uIviv,ug or from
tae tine 81 the widow rcu.arr.aae.
U,thc.1 y 10 hive ~, husbands living Of
soldier. deceased "a above. provided the later
have eft no w.d, v. nor Oh lllren undtr 10 yea 8.
ard III. mother vas depot de I "a whole or il
p,rt uron he de es-ed tor support
5. %,eteys. under Ii years, ., such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them To- ruppo :. provlaed
thete are no rs hfdl 81 i'm .nts oi other oil the
ID rec last pr-e edng ci sses.
a. Alsu colec,s Back Ply.
Apilyto ia Mes I. LANE.
Office 'ouih-e A. corner trady and a streets.
uav.nI OFT Alril .. lo6 ID tm.