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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
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A TTORN Us AND COUNSEi.ORS ATIAw
IA and NOtaries Public. Ofioe. Main street.
vast side, between FIR. mt and ID streets,
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LATE NEWS.

Arrival of Guerrilla Prisoner
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DHYSlCIAN. SUa0EON. UCULI3T AID
L Artist. Office IN Post office Block, recently
occupied oy DR.. 6Aker. Residence, Main street,
near Spring, East Davenport. lows. sl4-u
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Or. GEO. w. McCARN.
DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICER
i in room directly over the Post Office.
Dr. Go. W. McCAaN's residence, east side o.
Brady. second door from corner Of 9th.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

3. w. III. BAKER, A. D..
DhY SlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE In
L Basement State Bank Building. Residence
IN Fifth .,fcet, between BRADY and Perry streets
Davenport. Iowa. lnoviv-dA ut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

San. e. BROWN,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
q (successor Of D.w b brown, Davenport, love
Once resr Of l.. A. MAckio:'s bank sg3-dtf
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

Such, however, is not the easej all the docu-
ments given in fullby the Opinion Na''onafe' ana
reproduced in the French papers OF this CITY were
published several months ago in MIR. Sewards
volume of diplomatic correspondence.
The Opinion Nationale states, in conclusion
that the building and armlpg OF the iroh-
clads was suspended only for month OF 'woi
and the work, resumed long ago, has now so lar
advanced that two of the vessels are ready as
per contract to be delivered into the handS Oh
the Confederate agents. If this Is to intimate
that the French Government is willing 10 Vio-
late the neutrality hitherto observed with re-
gard to our war, and to let those priyaieers pass
without hindrance into the hands OF Rebel
agents. We believe we may give to the as
sertion most positive denial. Trustworthy
accounts which we have received from Paris
assure us that there is no present probability oi
any change in the attitude Of tho French Gov
crnment with regard to the war in the United
States.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The Asia, from Liverpool April 2, via Queens
town April 3 arrived at Halifax yesterday, bringing
two days later news from Europe.
The latest advices from the steamer City OF
New. York are more encouraging, and is now hoped
that she win again be got afoat Most Of her cargo mas
been got out.
The Rebel priyateer Georgia is repairing IN
the Goronne, being shut out from Bordeaux Dy the
police regulations of the port. She was reported 70
have burnt the ship William Champion of New-AorS
The negotiations between the Archduke
Macmillan and the Emperor Of Austria have been
brought to successful close aud the Archdukes formal
acceptance was shortly expected.
The siege of Duppcl, in schleswig' is stiIl
prorrcssinc. The Prussians have opened the first
parallel .
The Emperor of Brazil, in his quarrel with
England has accepted the offered mediation o'
Portugal
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

Mr.. Sherman yesterday, i'll the Senate, re-
ported from the Finance Committee a bill
against Gold Gambling, specifically designed to
put an end to time-sales. Contracts for the par
chase, sale or loan, or delivery of gold or ey-
change at any time subsequent TO the maturing
of the contract, or for the payment Of differ
ences, &C., are prohibited under penalty OF Il
nc which may be $40, 900, and of imprisonment
not to exceed year. The bill further forbds
dealings in gold except by owners in actual pos
session of the same, and confines all transac.
tions and contracts in gold to the ordinary
places of business Of the parties to them, under
the same penalties as above.
We have only telegraphic synopsis of this
measure, but presumng that it has been care
fully matured in the Finance Committee, and
has the sanction Of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, we trust it will be acted on speedily, and
then vigorously enforced. Anything TO stop the
gambling, which alone-and not To any extent
the lawful demand for gold-enhanccs its price
and produces a market in which it il possible for
rise and fall of IA per cent to occur in a few
hours, as 1t did yesterday. Gold is not scarce,
but the gold gamblers are plenty, and the life
oil Their business is the betting on the price at
some future day. We believe it possible to stop
that by legal measures, and we invoke their
application accordingly. On the men who per-
sist IN this gambling at the expense of the public
credit' the contempt and indignation of all
honest and patriotic men makes little impres.
son. Let us try the virtue of law and the
county iail
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE wAH.

Assistant Provost. Marshal Hayes returned
10 his Office in this city, from Washington yesterday
morning where he has been for days past in con
sultation with the War Department relative to the
draft which it was expected would take place to-day
The draft however is postponed for the present ana
will not take place before the LIST Of May. Under the
call for 100000 this city 733 men in excess of Its
quota on the st of March The number Of recruits fur
nished since that time will be added TO this excess aud
both deducted from the quota under The last call The
draft therefore would probably not be for more than
5000 or 1000,
The steamer Creole, from New-Oreans on the
9Th arrived yesterday Her news is mostly anticipated
via Cairo. French war vessels were taking soundings
at the mouth of the Rio Graude Ten thousand bales OF
cotton lad been ferried over tire Rio Grande at Eagle
Pass within month and were being hauled down 10
Matamoros for shipment The bark Cephns Stewart
was ashore on the bar at the month Of tho Mississippi
The prize shooner Harry c. Benton bad arrived from
off Galveston Seven negroes had been tried for the
murder of the family of Mr. Nef near Port Hudson IN
January and three OF them sentenced to be hanged.
Accounts from the Army of the Potomac say
that the third division of the I'd Corps commanded by
Gen. Birney was reviewed yesterday by Gen. Hancock
and presented splendid appearance Gen. Meade was
present and comphmented the division end its com
mander After the royiew the General par;ook Of
refreshments with John NJ Bolts at bis invitation ana
aftcrward with Gen. Birney. The day was beautiful
rumor prevails but no credit is given TO it, that the
Rebels have recently been seen in the Blue Ridge
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

tops them all, one pound being worth nearly
three of any other. New-Orlcans stands at 29d,,
and the lewest priced American at T4d., while
the best of all other countries is only a penny
higher. England continues to export cotton,
but while the export Of foreign grown is increas-
ing. that of American is diminishing. The lit
tlo of it she receives must be kept-it cannot be
dispensed with. 1t is therefore condition OF the
growth of foreign cotton that tbc good enough
and cheap enough to displace ours. 80 lar IL
has failed to do so by fulfilling either requisi-
ton. As England was unable to raise up a
successful rivalry before the Rebellion, so dur
ing three years Of extraordinary effort she has
had no success that gives promise OF endurance.
Her future in the same direction is equally dis
couraging. If success were among the posi-
bilites she would have spared no treasure to
shake off dependence on foreign countries for
the raw material which supplies the mandiac-
turing industry in which lies her greatest
strength.
Such prices as have been quoted. will enable
Northern capital to employ paid labor at gener-
ous rates, and TO produce cotton in abundance.
The shareholders gone, the South remains, with
all its vast productive capacity. heretofore II
was only the individual Yankee that came in
contact with the cotton process. Hereafter they
will swarm on every plantation. Who can
doubt the result Their inventive faculty will
simplify and cheaper old processes in the cot
ton field, and devise new ones. Whitney, by o
single effort, took the puny potentate from his
cradle and set him on his legs Others will
take the now tottering cripple by the hand and
infuse into his veins new vitality. The con-
dition of recovery for the American cotton su-
premacy is that Freedom instead Of Slavery
shall be the ruling power. This secured, and
the developments Of the past three years afford
strong encouragement toward regainingit. The
Shareholders may have flung it away, but the
South has never done so.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

probable 70 demand attention. We notice this
to say that if the House Military Committee
have any care for their reputation they will do
well to contradict it. A proposal to perpetuate
the existing inequality ofpay between colored
and white soldiers Is too scandalously unjust to
be submitted even to this Congress. There are
of tie House Military Committee for
whom we have respect, and whom for the present
we decline to believe capable Of the purpose
imputed TO hem.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
REBEL VESSELS IN FRENCH
PORTS.

The two French papers of this city rcpub-
lshcd yesterday morning the substance OF an
article in the Opinion Rationale of Paris, giving
a history of the efforts of the Rebel agents i'll
France to procure armed vessels for the Confcd-
crate service bult Z French ports, and includ-
ing letters from Mr.. Drouyn de Lhuys, Mr..
Dayton, and the French Minister of the Marine.
From the prominence which our French CO.
temporaries, as well as some Of the evening
papers, have given To this matter, it might be
inferred that the article of the Opinion NatonoIe
contained some new and startling developments.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

nelly. Edo,rton. Eliot English Fenton. & VI Hale
C. ~ Harris A. w. Hubbard Hurburd. lie Blond
Litteiohn, Long, McAlistv. Middaon. Moorhead. SEQ
field, SpaudiDg Stiles, Tracy, WADswoKTH' Williams
Ben. Wood-in all 80, OF whom one is Border State II
are Democrats. and 30 Republican Unionists. II
was moved that the other resolutions be dropped MT
Colfax was willing TO withdraw them but Mr. Chanler
OF Now.York objected. The resolution was finally
laid on the table, II to 69-the Democrats voting
NAY" The preamble was then agreed to. 70 TO 'J'
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
LeGislature'-Tho "a
on the State Debt.
d TO The n. Y. Tribup.

Special Disp-tch to The n. Y. Trioune.
HkRRIsDuRG. Thursday. April IA. fe%
The bill to pay interest upon the State deeA
OF Pennsylvanis sor the future in lee tender notes
passed the Senate after exciting debate iastng All
night and until l2 O'Clock this morning IL only await
the Governors signature TO become law and VII
signed promptly.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
The Baltimore and Ohio ss.,,Sa ~

The Baltimore and Ohio RalIr0aa az Sonspsa ,bo Ys
met to-day and ratified the Prr RoiIroaf ard the
Western Virginia rarsersodars rarTsad bridge ., Parses
contract for grand RAJ" Baltimore fne 0iio
S%'f ssfIoaa '''"fs's % ,l,ssss. Mssa ssy 9a S a
natl track, making New.York Washing en- Cia'
charge OF cars s and Chicago. by line sixty ma~
cihhht, ihuiaha t PPSyoIun,bus route to CincnnhtL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
A Washington dispatch to Tn, T;u,s ca,

A Washington dispatch to The Times says:
The House Military Committee have agreed upon bill
increasing the pay Of soldiers The Committee had lengthy
discussion over the question fxins the rate Of white and black
soldiers They have increased the pay Of the former to sixteen
the latter to thirteen dollars per month"
This is the second statement of the kind we
have seen. We passed the first by as too i'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
Judge NiIes,s Platform.

ST. LOUIS, "Wednesday, Aprn Is :.
Judge Niles of Belleville, an old Dem 'crs.r
md formerly Colonel OF one the lbnos eiinsnsse
snnonnees himself as q candidate for cong,t N tDe
XiIth illinois District he defines his posito tbns
II am in favor Of nm unrcmiuing uaaagginFt'
orous prosecution Of the war for tbe a'tainletm sS
and permanent Union; and to ths en na y ~ rrsa,
Of absolute freedom beforehand 70 srt hunm sSJs
in the United States. so as 10 maks SaYoa' ''T
in the reconstructed Union u
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

wALLAcK's TnEATER.-Mr. Young, one O.
thu most popular and highly esteemed OF Mr.. Wallacks
company invites attention to his benefit this evening.
Americans in Paris and Rural Felicity will be
norformcd
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

CINDERELLA. The dramatic representation Of
Cinderella will be given at Nblos tomorrow afternoon
instead of to-day stated In yesterdays TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
-. Erie Navigation.

BUffALO, IbursUay AInH TT To N -
Nav;gation is opened here. The pFopc,'s,. pp,r,.
- the New.Yofk Central lnn 'c;t nr io'0'"
equator l';nr - Boats viii now run regularly
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
. ren.Eor,r Lenn o, Re..on

BosroS Thursday. d pr'' a. i~.;
The subscriptions to the ten-iorty loan .. q. 'Ie
So.ond National Bank Of Boston today Amoun'
$5la0OO
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

The steamer Orlzaba sailed from Panama on
tho 2d inst for san Francisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
PROM THE FRONT.

From the front we learn that one division Of
the Cd Army Corps was reviewed yesterday by GenA
Meade and Hancock. Capt. l. B. Norton. Chief Signd
officer Army Of the Potomac has been transferred y
Gen Buffers department Capt. Jesse Merrill sncoeeda
him In the Army Of tho Potomac. 1t is rumored that
Gen. Fitzpatrick is to be relieved and assigned to duty
elsewhere. '....r
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