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The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Hoaurs 20 Farrasui.

GLRJiNe or cirizrNs--Psoro<sD REcKrr1oN--LEr.
Tek Fson y.s rAsRAGUr.
Quite number OF citizens met at three o'clock yester
day afternoon the Collectors oince, TO consider
fos rendering houors 70 Admiral Farragut The
meeting Organized BY the appointment Noses Tay
lcr ~ chairman and samuel sloan m secretary.
Resolutions wers adopted ns follows
Recog gpng the iusricus service heroic bravery aod
tried Loyalty which hsvo distinguished the life Of Rear
Admiral H. o. Farragut IN the cause OF his couutry--
been animated during al the period Of the present war,
aud the signal victories achieved by him the utmost
skill and enort OF rebellion. there orc @tE
Resolved, That cgmmiiiee of fity citizens, IN be
named by the Chair, wit power 10 add 10 their number
be appointed To- receive Admiral Farragut his
nov s0en expected, Al this port.
Resolved That federal salute be fred in honor Of the
arrival d the as ship Hartford WITH Admiral 5arragui
Resolved That the city or New York, Following the ex.
ample OF the great free cities Of toe world. Ia doing
houor 70 their iiurtrons coautrymcn. honofs itself BY
rendering 10 Admit al fnri invitation 10 become
resident thereof end that the COMMITTEES be appointed
DEVISE tte best moue Of carrying ,nis resolution
effect 90 that the nan his achievements and hs fame
Resolved That wo see with the highest satisfaction
that tho President IN bis annual messsge, and the
reiary Of tue Treasury, recommend tSe crest,ou Of
higher grade ~ naval rank with the des gaatcn OF Ad
mrs rarrsant as The recincnt ~ national recogntlon
Of dst,n guisned service anu exalted patriotism.
Resolved, That the offer made BY tho Collector OF re-
cater for the use Of u. COMMITTEES 10 msesDs the
asgrbip Hartford, be accepted With thanks. =
rLs Chairman subsequently, appointed committee 10
make arrangements for The reception
THO Collector las received the following letter from
urs. rarrsRut;--
no. bLosDox IrHnAcs wwr rwanr rnnp STREET.
psAR siRNr. Ctosswe tAs Just infor med me tns YOU
request 10 know from when the Admiral may bs rca-
npaby expected 70 srvvs 70 New York. and gives me
rrcst pleasure 70 say an daily awaiting his arrival
his dear old flagship the Hartford having been most
kindly spprsed b. tue Navy Department, that orders mad
bssn sent W oring him 10 her. Yours very truly,
VIRGINIA l. tARflAGuT
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
nIscer,aneous.

The Long Island Sound did arrive 81 his ~
until late hour ysserdsy They delayed IN cosse
quenoe Of the heavy storm.
EHr PATRICK Henry, AZ Ss tons britt at New York fp
1854 has been sold q 50 under The Br Nag. -.
aarr rRER TRADE. Al ll7s built II NswburypoS IL
1851, has hssn sold on pr!vste terms. -
.os . 70 s SHs 's sd s. paS s:1
Matthias, ON private terma
.s ~ se css.
vas washed overheard from that ship while entering Rio
scnn Oeosxn x.ls going on. e G.nceser Ihsr.ssy
and sa, into Gloucester badly damaged ann ''' 'A'
scns nam. unknown lumber loaded is ashore so Dsss
NorrcF TO MARINSRsTbe Mates Benevolent Assccstios
M os m s" stree. An esrs
are respectfully invited to attend.
sas Srsaesso continue sluggish
per on SS s s s s osi s
rwSh IA 4 has nearly sss whole e beg cargo on board and
Big Concord or 4 from rs lsdspha for Beaufort nc wa.
Fsrelga Psrss.
RI. ou..
donrn oe.a@In poss brig canaac.. re.ry for Boston,
!x.su1. a-in ror brig Mcintyre, for Boston Aad
JAcas Nov por, sssf wrishting.on. Baxter for
S oc s sp ssla Ss''ss MfE .sss sS.
Dec rn port sss, tssses g. r,sss 'eT Port
s. Hs STsss
pan. Noy HIN port Bron brig Anna Helana- for s,
BOSTON, Decl9-Afr steamer Charles Pearson, Nasn.
NYork brlss orlsn adams Greas csrsenss Sarah 0lrd
Ess .a s ao
S ss NIB
BosSs Mborne xs an maT a se.an s.rs Ssw
Is!s. s!is Robert w,es n"ii sofee' asfie..
VIA uhe.ss ss oS 4s aaa ar.s NoSos eSsss
BID ship Caprera tBr,, Rotterdam; Br schr Golden West,
BATH; Dec .-gla bark Penang new, .E,t.en,
Berry pummcr Fortress Monroe; Sth. sap Jane scush
Eos,oo 'Ho cmann somers. Portland; schr Light
GLOUCESTER, cs-Arr schr samnel Knight. sopns
HoiMEs DOLE, Dec s. pM-Arr schr Eat wind. pynr
ss%s.r s
ssI,iore ior do; = A,wocs Rich Pniadsiphis for do
S,h-xrI s.ss@sr ghs.s: I.s.y, su,ysn. Boston for
ss 6TF Ss":
Annie Is Pin. YS,n ior Hsfas s ,sa.r rswsy s MAJ:
Even for Lynn Partridge. nil. SYork FOR Nswbmy.
ss :ss aTs
scrr Denni.cs, Br,gss sppIoan 20 load tor NYork
..s. s y' se ss "a ss, s.s
Ann Eiz.beh noErs,s ror, Jefferson bras stevens
fsrS Reed, K,nsson Ja Rogers kImssu' Cnrdens
Electric Light, Wallace, Portland Trade Wind smih
We,nelun Chpu an and Clara, RI der Bosnn. WIN (3i-
I,,n, Dickinson, n tovjdence.
PDRIDAND, Dec 9--Arr schrs Chronometcr. GIlcbrisl
philadelphia weyt Wind Hsrrn gton Eilzabehpor Em.
sdsworth ersev Pembroke for Washington; sieau-
Cbepenke wiilet,s NYork Cid brgs Mecnanfc Hutch
9son. Fortress Monros Ella Msrs Dsiey. do: cserrs.
Adele tBrl, Lombard. Havana Sid bark Norton stover
eih-Cid harx Laroy Evans Havans; brigs Crinca Pat
terson do; scbr Emma wsdsworh, Herscy, Washington;
steamer Chcsapeake. NyorK
.PRouDEruE, dec s-Arr cleaners Flccsrs Eyc and
son, aud r Hazard. Saunders Eiiyabethport Collins
Abrew Marian. Prinr ha,e, Goeman Anaela, penderi
Augusta. detcbcll, NYOfk.
SALBM Carr scbrs canton, Donnells and Counsel
lor Whtmoro. EIaabethport
R,d TN. schrs John Randolph. Martin and Harrison
Tourrce. NYork.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

s.sabsr II that ass0uisstW. me Bspssis have Av(I
.s III worship. tho Preoby tersps have MISE the ce2~
sssr. three, The Friends two. ths Swsdenhos-
Thss. ~ "a Hebrews one aad the Uaissrisns
ision sehoss >unssoss nssiou places a vosshp and
rhs Rev. Dr.. coos. .Friss0pIsrs HAvI DONE
u wiibrahan Mass ssys iSs o. tss Wsssy.n academy
have, for the last twenty years .s.% q S Soa
rage one school in four months on -.
o. $4O making sixiy schools In thats ~ co.s -
ANERTCAN AND YoR1rGN BIBLE soCl.
Tho stated meeting Of the managers OF this soC:
held on Thursday, the LIST nss rooms ICY ~
street. the Rev. Dr. Hsc0x President In the
sisted By Lispenard Stewart, Esq., one OF the vcspf
sidents OF the socisty.
The various presented 10 the state OF ils
treasury economy In tho transaction OF Its business pre-
sent condition OF the society and OF great use.
most favorable aud encouragipg. Grants OF
Scriptures made In answer TO applications from
Virginia, Pepnsyva Missouri Kansas, Wisconsin,
Illinois, Minnesota, New York. New Jersey and District
OF Columbia. The circulation OF Scriptures among our
Sodiers and saiors among freed men at the South in
prisons and hospitals reported largely the in
Grants or money we're made for aiding In pn b.
fishing and circulating Bibles iu Japan and Burmah Tho
Board also voted, upon recommendation OF O commttee
previously appointed, 70 take immediate measures for
the establishment OF Bible press in Burmah. India,
which shall b the property OF the society and under s
exclusive CONTROL In connection With this II was directed
that special fund Of thousands OF dollars should be
raised without delay for the purchase and equipment Of
or more presses for Bible printing In that far OF
country.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
rIIsCEILANEOUs.

4 RTfrTorAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO oRDrR AND
"A inserted by Or. n. BAuCH a r. aOU0ELMAkN
tiormery employed by Boissonnea OF Pars, 500 Broad
way. -. :. =
LWAvs HEAD.~THoMAs r. AgNEw. ORppv
~ wirh ana MURRAY streets coninucs dcrsc nh hs
compstinrs All lovers Of choice Teas Cofcns Cnnn,
pasnes Wines and everything else used IN every family
should visit the Emporium Of Teas and roceres Nm anJ
BIZ Greenwich and 81 Murray streets -' " ~
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

The danos vas sss lnnss q esalA = many brave fsl'
bv, ana has bean called ~oseue rivsr.n
Durag ths two ysArs which fo11owed no attempt nAs
been 1Ade by shs rebels 70 ees p0sseosou q kashvie
snln tAs bsginAing a ths present. siege.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
RurbrhGSe and RreckfnridKc.
MOVEMENT oP OrRRa,DGE TO BEANS STATION.


There appearance of stirring times 10 this depart.
ment again. We have we'll founded report that iSnr.
bridge bad entered 10 through Cumberland Gap,
a1d with force o two white and thres negro regiments
about TOUR Thousand 10 a, had reached Beams station,
ten miles from General yaghns headquarters Morris.
Whether he will prosee1 TO Knoxville risk N
engagements win Vaughn is known. party OF
Vaughns cavalry had sxrmsn across The Clinch river
Evans terry, with abois hsndsad OF the enony
10 which Lie tenspt III sshur and Private Rany on
side wounded
-three hundred mounted reached Knoxville from
Cumberland Gap week Kinks men aai the Egn;n
Tennessee ID l.koel regiment are Seviersvie, the
N"ib and fhrieeoth are At Knoxville, and The Tenth
Michigan still at straw berry plains.
The Two i;0yds tbrofhcrsn.iaw ~ General Vaughn,
missing s.er the de eat OF Morrstcwu. nav
just come In. They bave been in Monroe and Bloutt
countless where they report SOU hern friends IN good
spirits. -aar Am H
he East Tennessee naodfod days refusing 70
re. enl 81 la tina fedsral service
Captain Jim GNcs had killed Captain 4. J. Pearsons,
bnth OF MAJOR Joseh bcvines cammain " Union Home
Guards. They report troops passD, from Chatlspoo0a
to Nashville.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

Hrkvy CfNNOsablNG fktN WORKS.
ttrcm the Nashville Dispatch, Dec. ~
There was pretty heavy cannonadDe At tunes yesier
dsy bot mainly for the purposs preventing the
rebels ftom throwing up defensive works. Tho rebel
sharpsk more quiet yesterday TRAN usn
tbsir artillery aid not repy al all. Otherwise thsro
ne change In the situation.
Tgs RtRris orT rHsaR rRrvvDs
wss reported yesterday that the rebels had taken
nssersoo of ee residence Of lirs A. " Browp, and
were digging iptrenchments Distance this side OF
VIE house Mrs Brown and her daughters were said
nave gore 10 Judge Jonn 4. Bgien'a
pfnsCtiEur1 Rrrkis coTscrr~Trr.
mere wss ruInor on the yesterday that the
rece nao copscripted Nat y. Dortc Archer Cheat
ham though could learn nothing reliable In regard 10
tbs Sumor We ieprn tst nothing has been heard from
hr. Cbeatpam srcs he ief Tor bis home four or Eve
miles 10 tbe country, Saturday rnorslns
4 CAP1AS on fvhKhefs CAIaur rlNrra Norf, %
rosr GitfrN.
We understand that sunday civilian xna potIcaa
M Fort Giilem sfaking Doex very snspcioue fpas
hsrS when he Was arssed aud subsequently recognlzed
sosne soldiers or the Tenth Tennessee a. captain In
fosresa cavalry deserier re Del arr VI sho
cama into the federal lines since and TOOK tus
oath Of salesiapoe was Uncovered Fort Ger sr
desvorins 20 get Through the ines 70 the rebels was
supposed he ~. attempting 70 coavey Information 70 tbs
rebcls and was arrested.
WEDNESDAY. DLcrMDrp Y.
The siegs settled down into n,oEotoaouanesz varied
only BY aecasobal can,onadlng.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Reported Copfure OF Trains and Store,
In N0rtNerM Alabama by tho Rehais.

I'm Northern Alabama by tho Rebels.
From the Richmond Wing Dec. 81
Tue following telegram from Lieutenant Colonel
Wnder, OF the foitieth Alabama cavalry, received
~ iuscauaba Oh the 2slS ai..<
DEcATrR, Nov. o8-6P n.
10 Big Gen. RoDDy-l have inst returned from Hunts
vile. The enemy evacuated last night entered town
immediately with lieutenant and two 1t daylight.
Secuted two miles each side Of sowo, t.und 40 saSiv
and returned had Jus; arrived when Train loaded with
two hundred negro soldiers Came from direction of
Stevenson, after 1eg 70 women and cbid
], with attacked The eng iueer With pistols
and frightened him snat he the engine OF me
track. pretended had regiment near by ard carsed
the negro troops TO stampede. had the engine put on
the track audi wih twenty i've GERS brought 70 Decatur
pntting ny regiment 10 10 the assistance
OF Colonel Russell who has the road cut above Browns
boro and nae trains loaded win ordnance aud quarter
masters stores cut OF and g1arded by two hundred
troops. Colonel Russell says they have destroyed two
trains, and II pressed VIII destroy the remainder
W. WINTER,
Lieut.. COL Commanding Fortetb Alabama cavalry.
Since the above "a tyre we have read Official
telegram from General aauregaru stating that General
Roddp reports from Decatur that Lieutenant Colonel
Wndsr cspinred two ,ocomoyas, With their tenders,
twenty and tAe ponoor bridges the river,
mostly IN good order.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

The 0unhoat General Grant.
PRoyinEsCE, r. l., Dec 10, 1894
The gunboat General Grant and steamship Rapidan,
trial trip from Boston 70 New York, put into Newport
last night.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
THE LATEST REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The --latest Dcspatc tchcs from HOOD 70
the Rebel CapitlA N#
From the Richmond Whig, Dec. 81
General Hood teegraphs from Columbia, Tenn, 2Sth
ult oor iates direct advces from him. that ssThe
enemy evacuated Columbia last night and had
towards Nashville Our army 10 moving forward
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

"HHlIA8, = tAe l4th 1ay q MAtsA, 4 y
w lOSe. nieAaed n Allos eAoOnlof 81
Jehn ?. Dillon = tssseee, ssssaln lssd q tss1e
sosvsying y sal1 tsustee The tfees = raj eoeee1
y =: ssss:y = esssss q STATE e i.:.. -
% ths sass sldss Il ness!ssa ssrses, e Ne ~ =
Davsspses, lfssss (lel Ssst asetA = ~ esstA.
..ss 60. :s., - = .: - sss.s 49,:
~. as.arsd "a t.s:sy,svs l:as) iss.' 49,
: :sss - 10 s, sscs,.s ~ "a s -
aad these west 90 hundred cd Afty I 1te) ted
70 place u bsginaiaGs besag : ~ & sid ~
lot No. enc y sdjsiaing sald aty q Dovsopsse
which said convs yaneo - 0Ade See ~ pufpsee
:: s... ss s' ~ Az : s.
Z. Cook snd dstsd the aid 1lth day Of March,
4 2, 1851, 90 iss he sao Il - hsndsed nd
tent Nlc) dollass. payable II cir Asaths I'm
dsss. anc Ne other fog the san e twelve hu16.
re- sna ssn N.slol dollars. payable II twelve
pr cent. Per cansn After maturity. Said DEED
81 trust y duly rseosdsd q records Of Gaia Ce. n
scott, u book -" Of town lot nsttgaees, paee
70: ana whereas one Of Sid Astes, to-Wit-tke
s.oo~. q. l "a :sH y. o. t:
ard 4. Allen has failed and Neglected % ~ SAe
sane, nov, thssefsss, JeAn d Dilios. Enstss ~
afosssaid,s a ths request Of Erastus PartriS,e.
ws1 ;n s. =: q :ad .es
hereby give this public seties that - virtue a
| the power il ne vsstsd b. said deed Of tsrst.
shall on Saturday, tie l4ih day Of Msy, 4 Is.
| 1864, st the hour Of tvo o'clock p. n: Of said
day, st The Court House door. In the city q b.
| vsnport, !ews, expose and ofsr fos ssls st publa
suetion the real sstate ebevs described, q =
nasA thereof % nay ~ nsssssasy 70 pay ~
amount due on sid note. iatsress thereon . az
Of sale, costs Of this sdvsrtisensat aad srastseS
fees.
~ -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

LITTLx Rock, Ark APfn -.
Advices tfos., Gen. Steele to the I'm gre
received. iis expedition reached ? point
nve mile,I south Of Elkins' Ferry, On Lissis
Missor.ri River, shout Is miles from Gam
der, whore hs expected Gen. Thsyer, With
the Fort Smith force, to join him. Inc
next day, on the "a, Shelby attacked
steele's rear guard, under Gen. Rice, With
1900 cavalry and two pieces 81 artillery,
and was repulsed, with the loss OF ITO
killed and wounded. Our loss was ~ kilt
ed and wounded, and Is prisoners.
90 the fourth Msrmaduke attacked With
three or four thousand cavalry, and hve
pieces of artillery on tho south side Of the
Litsle Missouri, and after five hours night.
ing Was routed with the loss OF killed
and % wounded. Our loss Was 70 wound
ed.
There is . large force Of rebels i've or
six miles from Steele's advance, but it Il
not expected they will make stand.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Banks
or tho gunboats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

New YeRK, April IA.
The draft is probably postponed until the
lst OF June.
From 900 to 1000 rebel deserters are
said to be in Skeienops Swamp, Fla, rsgu
larry armed against the Confederate au-
thorities.
Letters from the blockading feet Of Mo-
bile, March 28th, report that the formida.
BILE rebel ram Tennessee 10 getting ready to
pay the feet visit.
The receipts at the Custom House to-
day we're 1888 900, including $346, 600 in
gold.
The certificates Of subscriptions to the
lO.4O loan to-day at the First National
Bank were $S4 500.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
VV3xlD01N O.
Patent 0aDanan1er Pira praaf
s A r. H 9

WII1 WlLDsR's PATENT powDKR Ann
a vv BuBoLAs POOP Looks. Is. Ssss
the Gold Medal q the World'a fair 1. T".S.s
u 1851. Warehouse, No. 100 Nsidss Ians. ~,
te.k and No. IS Ls6alle Htrsst, Chicago, III.
The Thousands Of CsftiAeatss from Nh ~.
B ankers and Mechanics Of I'll trades. no s.,
sen given In favor Of this, The o~ly tive 6eia.
= ander, renders Il useless for the subscriber "a
+ souS,n I'D Of "Wilder's Patent Salamande q 49,
ha We been manufactured and sold IN he United
81 ates and in almost every large 6rs that has
= ten place during the last twelve ysass, these
Sa.'es have been subjected 70 The ssverest tests,
and net one Of the ssssise Shie.sadsr 6sfes Aevs
bees destsoytd.
Our Safes are all manufactured under the psr-
sonal supervision Of b. q. Wilder, Patsntse. and
war; snted psrfesily free from dampnees.
IN sss Safes are now offered at the Oh Pnic1s,
no ID vance having Jet been made ON them.
A good assortms constantly en- hand, end fos
sale ny J. n. TERN ILLlGER, Agent,
mhz5-dlm~) No. rs LaSalls st., Chissge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
Particular NOTICE f:

Z3t.y ats s..ny fs.rsrations cold u.der the
mone q BiHsrs, put Up ~ qsort bottles COMPOUND
ed y Me cheapest aohsskey or common rum. cosisg
from " 70 40 es"!' Pr gallon, hs taste disgsissd By
Anise or Cbyiander Seed.
1Ass cta's Of R.ts,rs .1vs sxsssd and so;n CON.
tss.e y Gauge, ~ cong tAoy can Be cold,
to de de deatA Of The dr.sksrd. By tas;r W. ths
systn - kept continually under the ;nesence Of A.
choholc StsNsMldnts Of tie soos kind hs desire 10,
Xiescr Is crea:,d aSJ sspt up, and The rsss /, al
tasiAorrors atsesddnt upon adrsnkards l;fs snd
death.
For tnose scho desire and will have Lio.os
Bitter We publish shs tosloysng rsestH: Get one
n.;1 10 Il THEE quartz Of good Brandy or
whiskey, aud the result s,N b o preparo,;os
that ,os tar excel - medical virtue asd sy.e er.
celteucy oay Of tAe Liquor Bit<rs IN the -, -,
and wW cost much less. You 70, ., all n.
virtues qt HOonandss Bit, :, >on.eefio.
.OitA good article Of Liquor. ,, much k.s pr;s.
than these snferiOr preparations will cost vou
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
New YoRK, April Is.


The steamer Continental from New Or
leans the 9Th, has arrived.
q n. Banks and staff are reported to
be at Grand Ecore.
Everything was quiet at Alexandra,
Several iron-clads had gone to Fort
Derussv.
Gen. Warren had relieved Gen. Dana
at Pass Cavalo, Texas.
Gen. Heron is sick at Brownsville.
"A schooner tried TO run the blockade
at Pass Cavallo and was chased by the
Espcll. The crew abandoned her and
burned her.
The steamer that took Gen. Banks to
Grand Ecore, was fired into on her return
trip 10y guerrilas, wounding Maj. Clifford
and all engineer.
Akvices from Matamoras report no
French forces there.
Judge Dwell was President Of the
Free State Convention at New Orleans.
Gen. Ashoth commands at Pensacola.
The rebels are concentrating heavy
forces at Pollard, Ala, on the Montgom-
cry d Pensacola RR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
New YORK, April 4.

A>hW lOnhS HPii -
The Tines Paris letter says one Of
the vesse built at Bordcux for the Con-
celebrates was launched, aud an English
vessel was there with her equipment
The builder was compelled to give his
word that the vessels were not tor the
Confederates.
Three more vessels will soon be ready
and two iron clads will follow in three
months.
The Rappahannock is at Calais and a
French mauof war placed in front OF
her.
The Herald has Richmond papers to
the 7lh.
Gen. Wheeler is reported to have had
a fight 18th Yankee cavalry. on the 3 81,
tear Ringgoid. driving the enemy.
The Sentinel reports that Sl9,G98, 800
OF the rebel d bt had been funded and
taken up by different States, and several
States to bear from. Total amount cs-
tlmated al $25, 100000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
LATEST NEWS
BIZ fHLEGRARH.
our SPECIAL DlsPAC"A"'

wAsnrsoros, April Il;
uorsx-Colfax said, ~ b'ownens
sensation accomp lishcd the main oo-
20, b.. would accept it ~ bis own 10
;erOs the gentleman from Ohio .: IT was
s. .iJan. sufficienc number of votes
conId not be obtained for expulsion. lie
demanded the previous question.
Cox moved to lay esolatlon on the u
BILE.
Davis. OF Ind, gave notice that he
.booId renew the original motion for ex'
pulsion. ,,h.
put, Yeas, II; nays, II.
Colfax supported the proposition he
had presented, in performance of his d.
ly. When Henry Clay was Speaker ne
came down from the chair q number OF
times to reply to Josiah Quincy, who had
expressed himself against the.war OF
1912. He answered various gentlemen,
coptending that just such speeches as
LONGS melted tie riots 10 New York,
encouraged the enemy a. Richmond and
elsewhere, gladeDing their hearts and
strengthening their hands.
Long aaid he was not arralgned sol
. any misconduct, but for merely express
mo his views Of the great object before
Them and having culled the sentiment;
of Lincoln, Seward, and other leading
republicans to support those We've. lie
NAV have been in error, but his Jadg'
ment md conscience told him lie wa
!: right.
The resolution to read the resolution
: to expel Long, was, on motion OF Hol.
: man, laid on the table, II to IS.
Adjourned.
SENArE.-Hale, from Naval CON-, re
> ported the House bill fixing the date 9
F the loss Of the Bainbridge, and for tn
70 relief of the officers, seamen and ma
rines of the same. Passed.
u The JOINT resolution Of thanks to Ad
m.ral Porter was passed.
Hale presented the House resolutio
J, concerning officers of the navy, which
Il after an amendment authorizing only al
n pointments by the Secretary OF the Ma
: w of Temporary conmanders on tn
~ same footing with others o. The sau
: grade, was passed.
The Finance Committee reported
+. bill to proven the depreciation of Go
II ernmcnt currency.
r. Senate went into executive sessio
Adjourned.
Gen. g. ant was in consultation vi;
,e. the President to day and will leave i
the army TO morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
srA ATE. e. 6o1 Iowa IS. j;, a.S Stamp
au nnewsll I ain ". Paul Kfohn aad Mag Asa
Krohn-Ia The District Court.
To each u said Defsndsnts.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTlFIkD that on
i or before the 10th day Of April, lssA, %.
tition will 30 Alsd BY said plaintifs, Hunnswell
hill, n the once Of the CLERK Of the Dist-ics
Court Of said Scott county, lows, slaiuine q
you the sum Of sixteen hundred thirty Eve and
ss-ioo dollars, on note signed By Paul KroAs,
for 1000, TO the Sterling Rock Island Railroad
Company, dated August II, 1857, sud due I've
years from Ssptembsr l. 1887, With interest ~ 10
per cent. per ansum: Said petitions also asks fee
the foreclosure Of = mostsags made to secure
said note Of even date Herewith, upon lot foss
90 block two (2.) In LsClsiro.
Amp that unless you sIpear the,StS cd d.
Tend before noon Of the secopd daY Of the nsxt
term Of said Court. comm epcing on tie lst hoe-
day Of Mays 1864, default viii De entered against
yo1. aud iudgn ent -ende red thereon.
Dated this 3ltt day Of March, 1sS4.
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