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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11
RIVER ITEMS.

The new and elegant mail and passenger packet
kei,hsburg Captain &. Morrison. will depart
for Fort Madison and way points tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock, making connections for ST.
Louis III 30 hours. For freight or passage ap
ply TO j.. y. Ti!cbin, agent.
The mail and passenger packet Bill Hender-
son, Captain y. Y. Dawlcv, will depart for
Dubuque and way points tomorrow morning
Il Nj Pref NDliin anrnf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

~ vO0e(Cs
STREET COMMISSIONED OFFICE J
City of Dayenp :rt, 7
April %, ls.,4..
DERSONS WHO ARE REMOVING, OR
l. about to remove, any filth or dirt from their
cellars, alleys. ETC., are hereby notified that the
city ordinance prohibits them from dePosting
any dirt filth therefr"m, any Of the streets,
alleys public grounds Of the city, except in
such places as may be designated by the Marshal
myself Ali persons desrcns OF removing
such dirt filth, may, for the next 80 days, de-
post it in the following places. viz On the east
and west side of Gaines street, between 10th and
llth streets the north side Of oth street; be
tween Harrison and Ripley Streets; On the south
side of Front street, Between Brown and Warren
streets; at Scnwick's Mill, Fast Davenport,
(by consent OF the owner.D All persons not com
plying with the above notice. will be dealt with
according to chapter Il, of City Ordinances.
Il. w. BAKER,
apr23 dim Street Commissioner
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

nN AND AFTER MAY 4TH AND UNTIL
~ further notice trains will leave sChicago as
follows
700 a. m. New York Express, daily, except
Sundays. 80.
days. .s-
Trans arrive in Chicago st s:15 p M, and Sis
4 m.
All the above trains make regular concessions
At Dupkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia baltimore and Al
Luxurious Sleeuing CslsAes, via n aodera
improvements, ru1 on night trains.
Through Ticketdcan be obtained sat the c.
penv's dlRce. q 0afk Street, under sherman
6oSse. q q The D}pot, corner Of Oh Va D4Fns
= n I.sANYR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

Tug next practicing party at Whites
academy Hall, takes place Thursday even
ing, May 18th. No gentleman admitted
without a lady. dat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

s.M. PErrixcIL Co., No. 81 Park Rov, New York
and State ST. eet Bost0n agents In those cities
and authorised advertisements and subscrip
tions for us at our lowest rates.
q. II. eckfvEs, " Dearborn street, Chicago. Is au-
torixed % receive advert sements for ts,is paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

A LARGE IgoS SAFE for sale cheap, at the
warehouse Of X. NJ. PRErTyxAS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

ArcrIoy SA.r.-Will be sold at public
auction, tomorrow morning at 10 o clock at
corner of 18th and Brady streets, three dwell
ling houses, all in good repair and ready for
occupancy. Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire Of Il. Cur
ran, Marble Hall Saloon. dts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11


ANOTHER VALUABLE MgRovEMExT-A
New STEAM FLOUR MiI.I-lmproycmenss Of
substantial character are being made all
through our city. Last winter We noticed
The fact thai our friend Richard Stribliny
had purchased of Mr. NJ Donahue, the
Blue Grass Flour mill, with a view OF re-
moving it to this city. This has been done
and now, at the corner of Front street and
Western Avenue, substantial structure ~
by 76 feet is in process of erection. The
foundations are of masonry, two feet thick,
and the superstructurc of timber The mill
will contain three run of stonc-two for
wheat each 4 feet in diameter ono for corn
81 feet in diameter. The power is to be u
50-horsc power engine, two boilers 90 feet
long, A inches in diameter. Directly over
the boilers, and sufficiently elevated to al
low man to walk erect under it, will be
stationed the water tank, which consists of
| = 26 feet boiler, 36 inches in diameter, with
| the tiues taken out This is to contain the
water to supply the boilers, and into the
front end the steam is escaped, which, after
passing the entire length Of the tank, pass
cs out through a-pipe set in the farther end.
This is valuable improvement. There is
no leakage as in wooden tanks, Escaping
the steam through it keeps the entire vol
umc of water hot, and prevents anything
like freezing in the winter. Even the cold
est night will leave the water yet warm, and
thus greatly facilitate starting up in the
morning. The steam, also, has tendency
| to settle the water in the tank. The feed
pipe running to the boilers below, enter the
tank SO far above the bottom as to prevent
anything like sediment passing into the
boilers. The tank can be easily cleanscd
by opening the imam hole" which is on the
back end Of the tank, which projects thro'
the walls Of the building into the alley, into
which the sediment can be thrown when too
much has collected. The mill is owned by
Stribling & Co., will be completed in time
for the new crop, and win cost about $16,-
600. 1t win be valuable improvement to
our city. sF1 II
The carpentG work is being done in ex-
osllcnt style by James Stephenson, as also
i the masonry by Detliff Johnssn. Every
thias i densi in the most suhstantial nan-
/. ,ner. MS aA Siss hfyi.st
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

Davenport Markets.
OryIcE or rnE DAVENPORT DExocRAT,
Frldaveyening. Nav 8, 1864.
FLouR.-te. .4cto7 90 wholesale; $6.vo@6.4D re-
tail
WHEAr-I O50l.l7
BARLEr.-$1. .oc@1.2o.
OArs-65MC7.
CoRS.-15Gfso.
WHIrE BEaxs-:2 oo(02.50.
FLAxsEED.- S2.ooM225.
TuxoTHr-S2. .25Mz.G.
CLovEg.-.7 .o"M7.25.
pOrAroEs.-5VYT5.
BuTTER-y5c.
EGGs = Inc,
New York Markets.
NEw YoKK, May II.
Corrox-Quiet at 63c.
FLouR-aaloc better. $G.90M1.o0 for extra;
s. .35W7. so for superfine.
WHEAT-Unchanged. $l.52MlI for Chicago
Spring; 81. 1.52@l. 81 Milwaukee Club; sl.5s@l.73
winter red.
CoRx--&l 80 for old mixed.
OAIs-s7MSS
PoRK-Higher. *2G.75 mess.
LaRp-l4@l434c.
WnIsKY-$l.o5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

PLATED WAsE-Ihc richest stock Of
goods in this line, and ono which comprises
the greatest variety which for style and ele-
gance surpasses anything ever offered for
sale in this market, is kept by Webb, at the
great China store, LeClaire Row. His stock
was bought before the late rise in the gold
market, and will be sold at very reasonable
figures. Also, mirrors and mirror plates OF
every size, can be found at no other place
in the city, together with glassware of cy-
cry style. Call and examine the stock
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

AcAiS VIC say: Plant shade and fruit
trees; also grapes and cvcrgrccns. Now is
the time to DO it. The investment will pay
Many Of our citizens are doing 50 and many
more are not The expenditure will pay
pay higher rate of interest than any other
we know Of Don't let this opportunity
pass uninproycd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11
Board.

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO
N single gentlemen can be accommodated with
board and pleasant rooms in priv ate family.
Address post office box los mvlo-d4t*
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

The LUMBER TRApE-'rhc yards of our
lumber mills look very lank, owing to the
fact that the low stage of water has prevent
ed bringing down RATS this spring. The
water is rising gradually and in the course
of a week or two our lumber merchants ex-
pect to have a full supply, and we trust
they will not be disappointed The demand
for all kinds of lumber is very brisk, even
at the very high prices at which dealers are
obliged to sell it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

LADIES, you all want sewing machines.
Remember the Florence machine is the best
in use. 1t is simple and perfect. Come
one, come all and examine them for your
selves Remember the place, corner of Sd
and Perry streets, Mrs. r. i. Clingman,
Agent.
Agents wanted i'll every town. Apply to
Miss T. B. Clingman, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

Goyr TO KroKuK-Col Cnlbcrtson, As
sstant Adntant General of Iowa, and Capt.
Walker, Assistant Mastering & Disbursing
Officer for Iowa. left for keokuk this morn
ing to open All Office there and supcrintcnd
the raising and mastering Of the hundred
day men in the 1st Congressional District,
which are to rendezvous in that city Two
more energetic men could not be found to
have charge of this important work.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-11

New York stock Market.
New York, May II.
Gold &c.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03
Arr,yal or the Mexican Minister In Pa :.
GARIBALDI's TOUR.

hts Visit to England Brought 60 sud
den Close-Ihe General 20 Leave the
Country-Ill Health Alleged as tho
Cause.-The French Emperor SAID 20
Have Constrained the GovernWe mt. &C.
IL was suddenly announced on Monday, the istn OF
April that General Garibaldi was unwei tnat ne wss
unequal the excitement through which he was passing
and that, Difference to the recommendation o. ns mco
cal advisers he would bring his soourn 10 fnganh 70
speedy termpatlop-quittipg LoEdopi ea ro1s =" "
The London N,o, OF the 10th OF April says
Until within these few hours Gsrloaui was uu~mo
that his vlsi. was be cut short Tne ground aescu
m healib Mr. Ferguson, NJ n does not cay tnat carl
baldi must 90 home nor anything Ike ~ WnN tne
General wants is aweeks repose such a. Mr. secy gave
him, Alter proper interval OF quiet be might De al.
lowed TO visit selected few OF the muncpM towns %
Inc North All THIS or course said on the assumption
,hs, the state OF the Genera ls health s really
iho reason Tor cutting short his visit u said how.
ever that great persons have condescondeo 70 oe
Jealous OF the husbandman OF Caprera Moreover coo
heads among think that the FEVER has gone
far enough Nobody can tell what may come a. popular
exoament 60 Intense thai we now see Evuepuy tps
General 10 De Gop-thsn 70 Caprsra wltA GariosdL
The London Hay says:-Ihe story ws 10 every mouth
thai pressure bad been brought bear by the French
government, and that the English government,
d,sirous 10 yenew all casSe 9, W re.mo frsrs
fs yind Of an ally had made direct and personal ap
neal 10 Gar bad 70 induce him 10 cut short bis visit and
leave the country On the other band 10 only fair 10
state that have received assurances from some whose
authority IL kew entitled 70 credit that 1arbald has
not been Influenced 10 auy way by tho British govern
menL aE
rho Ioudon Poa says Tho General will 20 TO Corn.
wall on Friday thet22d OF April TO Walt Colonel Peard
rcArealdps Ensshman, -and AFTER staying With BIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03

The Alleged Report OF the Secretary OF
the Rebel Navy.
In the House OF Commons. on the 18th OF APRIL Lord
R. CKC asked the Attorney General whether he still
sidered that certain alleged report OF M Mallory the
Secretary TO the Confederate navy, Of character
tirey unquestonabe. fLauehter.) He also wished 10
know whether he would lay on the table the despatch Of
Mr.. Seward having reference 10 that report.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL said the noble lord had given
him opportunity OF assuring the House that when he
referred to the document previous occasion and
used the word "unquestionabe, his meaning simply
this that having heard at the time doubt sug
gested that the document was not what II purported
70 be, and knowing that II treated such by Mr.,
Seward, and senf such by Mr. adams 10 her Majesys
0ouernment-(opposition cheere)-and being ignorant
OF the peculiar form in which such documents pre-
scnted TO the Confederate government and also not
being at the time OF what pointed out
10 the course OF the debate 90 10 the for
doubling the gcnuneness Of the documents be- under
circumstances did in the simplicity OF his Aedrt
believe that what il purported to be, and II
that that he spoke Of II "unquestionable be
cause be supposed the House would be Of opinion that
II had emanaed from Mr. Mallory, and been presented 70
the Confederate Congress- would have been unques
tionabe document NauGhter) The letter Of Mr. Mallory
and Mr.. Adams would be laid on the table
Mr.. LAyARp-No; the letter ofAord Lyons
The ATTORNEY GENERAI-Yes the letter Of Lord Lyons
viii be laid on the table.
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Duppel Taken by the AIlies-Tvvo Thou
I sand Danes Taken Prisoners-The Re-
Msa%y Lo.s os IN. IN M,,:d
and Wounded-Rejo icfngs I'm Berlin
Large Number Of the Danes Killed and
CorKmAers, April 1s-12sPM.
The Commander. .in.Chief OF the army At Duppel an.
that AZ eleven O'Clock this morning attack
GRAvxrsrxS, April 1880 NJ.
ISs .:,.u Ircu ne Rsps' works was do
Redoubts No to no. I, together with the communi.
cations in the rear, were occupied by the Prussans,
while the Brigade Raven took redoubts Nos 8, and 10,
and the kss-dsponL The bridge was destroyed.
Up TO the present time nfty.one Danish officers and
1000 privaes have been brousn. N prisoners go.
The Danish loss yesterday amounted 70 between eighty
and one hundred onhcers among whom General Du-
plat and two colones, killed. Four thousand fhen are
The Prussian loss in killed and wounded in yesterdays
and s hundred Dsv 70 . ON
eighty. three cannon and many Danish flags.
BY the capture OF the forts the heights Of Dybbol
two thousand six hundred DANISH soldiers, forty officers
and ninety guns fell into the hands OF the Prussians
The Tete Dupont. the mainland, which the Danes
held for short time has been taken, and the bridges
The lanes have crossed into The Island Of Aeeu.
the Rolf Krake arrived too late TO take part 10 the de-
She was struck by eome shells and retired.
The Danish General Dupat 10 killed
The Prussiane have also lost great many officers.
0Another despatch from Gravens,en places the Prus.
sian al Duppel IN the assault the 18th OF April AZ
two generals, sixty officers and six hundred prvatee,
killed and wounded
Hamburg despatch announces that the Isle of Asen
had been occupied by the prussiaDs
BERLIN Arri 1s. 1904
The Dybbc redoubts were captured this morning BY
the Pruesian troops.
Two thousand Danes were made prisoners.
Ibe ohcial Staafs ApssfCsv Of to-day states:-
on the 10th inst General Mouster made expedition
70 sssmnas and carried OF considerable amount cf
The same paper further announces from ravenstein
snss On ~ pNhs n the 18Th inst the Danish outpces
before Forts Noe and were driven n by the Prus.
sians, who took sixty prisoners.
BrHrIr, April 1s-Fvening.
The King has sent tho following tslecraph,c message 10
Prince Frederic Charles of Prussia whose headquarters
are AZ spitzbere noar 0raveussep -
Nsxt 70 The Lord Of Hoass hsve ~ thank nv spsnaa
"ns ana MY HssSvss'p sos ~ ssyHps vssery u .hs
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THE MEXICAN EMPIRE.

Arrival OF the Emperor Msximilian I'm
Rome-Letter from Napoleon ON the
Issue OF the Mexican Question, &c.
The Emperor Max milan arrived NJ Rome on the 18th
OF April. His reception was brilliant.
The French military bands played as he passed
through the streets
The subscriptions TO the Mexican loan said
70 be large, and already quoted at y per cent
premium
The Emperor had addressed the following letter dated
April IS, to M. Fould, Minister OF Finance
Ibe happy solution OF the Mexican affair creates in
desire to see the country profit by the first repayment
of the expenses OF the by dmini fishing taxes. Be
good enough therefore, to see II be not possible TO
effect the immediate suppression Of the second decline
registration fee, only preserving OF the general law
pared by the Council OF state those arrangements which
may be strictly necessary balancing the budget This
measure together with the hopes OF peace which every
day become certain, will contribute trust, to the
development Of prosperity. -
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10 the london money market the funds were steady,
The demand for money on the 2oth Of April model
atey supplied, and there was abundance. There
though there stil some pressure.
from tho London Times (Cty Artice) April al
very perccptibe change occurred IN the tone OF tn
moderate and the supply Of other estab
lshments seemed fully equal to the demand. In the
stock Exchange there was comparatively ease short
loans opened al i've per cent All the stock markets
active and In foreign securities there increased
dulness. The share market and banks affected
by the general feeling OF depressien.
The London Times OF the i9th IN lie city article, notic
dg rally OF one per cent In The Confederate Loan on the
previous day attributes partly 10 the open defiance Of
France on the Mexican question by the House q Repre-
sentatvee AZ Washington and also ascrbes 70 the same
reaction on the Paris Boursc The announcement
that the HOUSE Of Representatives had ananmousy vosea
that the federal Will never recognize or Vol
erae monarchy In Mexico has, however says sne lcu.
don mss, much less significance than had proceeded
from the ssuate and wiz probably be ignored or rsrac@
%. tN .. =
saterthwaitss circular says business 10 American ss'
curies has been exceedingly restricted ana tDc ooub
mental demand has entirely ceased. ,..I
consols, ok aelx for money. . v,,o
Illinois Central shares, 14c loc. dscouo1
| shares, 81 a 90. -. sscyaased
lhe bullion IN the Bank cf England has oe''''ses
\ s437 900. 49,. ,,.n ssoPM
| Tho Boarse has asaiu been excited Rsn'es 0f''
| CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PACE
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ranshipped into vessel chartered for Hamburg under
Eugsh flag The Germania did not proceed TO Ham,
burg but win remain and sail hence for New York direct
the 4th OF May.
THE CAPTURE oP rHE BAVARIA CONTRADICrED.
LIVERPOOL, April 21, 1854.
The reported capture OF the steamship Bavaria by
Danish rigate proves unfolDed She reached Southamp
ton on the night or tie Goth She sails for New York
this evening
The Danes have reireated from Duppe to the island Of
AlReD.
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for two days, will sail from Plymouth for Caprera ID The
Duke OF Sutherand's yacht.
had determined to accompany Garibadi 70 hls home
Notwithstanding his alleged indisposition, Garibadi
according to programme 10 receive the addresses from
various trade organizations &c., and about 70 900 people
when the Polish delegation appeared GsrbaId ex
claimed, Generous Englishmen, abandon Poland
To the swss depusaton he also said, .And you, also,
Garibald passed the 10th OF April comparative quiet.
On the 10th Of April Esr Clarendon In the House Of
emphaicaly denied that Garibaldis speedy departure
was owing 70 suggestions BY the government and secuted
eaton OF the kind or that such application would bo
listened 10.
The Latest News. S.aa83
LIVERPOOL, April 81, 1864 4
Garbad Is reported TO have consented to rec onsidel
ms determination to quit England on the 22d
LONDON, April Il, 1854.
Al meeting OF the Garibaldi Committee hst night Il
was resolved that the General be asked awhile
and then visit six or eight OF provincial towns The
aeputaton that presented the request far
nation. He said to the deputaton Ell much desire "a
visit my old friends in Newcastle and in the North Iu
me course Of the day VIII be known whether hs
THE RECEPTION AT GUII pHALL--FRgEpoM OF THE
CITY OF LONDON PRESENTED TO GARrBALDI.
The excitement in tho metropolis to witness Garbsdrs
visit 70 the city to daywas very great, The whole line
weather was that OF splendid summers day.
AZ eleven O'Clock the traffic principal streets
was closed, and afterwards some two thousand Of tho
Metropolitan police lined Cheapside and the Poultry,
across TO the Mansion House, Princes street and Moor
gate street. The city police lining ST. Paus churcbyard
and Kent street.
Tne General reached the Guildhal about one o'clock
The reception he met with along the line moss en-
thusiastic. .e, ~. .sesr N .a
He replied to the address presenting him with the free
dom OF the city with animation.
The London Globe Gays that General Garibnldi, and
others In his name have accepted absolutely condition.
ally invitations TO above sixty different. places His kind.
boss dsncned him TO refuse any he accepted all.
The London Herald says Garbadi will issue q farewell
address TO the people Of England before his departure
NAPOLEON AND GARIBALDr.
The Paris Montte OF April 20 contradicts the asscr
tion In some Of the papers that General Garbads Eng
sh visit was to be cut short at the nsgaton OF the
French government.
The very latest dispatches, by the Belgian on New
toundand dated on the 22d Aprir, say the Garibadi
fever continued In London Strong assertions continued
TO be made that pressure had been
20 BRING about his departure from England ministerial
denias to the contrary notwithstanding.
preliminary meeting at the Duke OF SutherlaDd's 70
raise fund to permanent income 70 the General
and family resulted In f2 900 being subscribed the
spot.
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GRAvENsTEN, AprlI IT-EvcHnR
Captain Hofimuller and Lieutenant Hassel, OF the Ff
eenth regiment OF infantry, landed this afternoon with
sixteen men the Island OF Asen. They drove away
some Danish soldiers and spiked the two guns OF o
Danish battery Large of the enemy being then
observed issuing from the ad dining wood the Prussans
withdrew 10 their positions without loss carrying away
with them all the war material and ammunition
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Province sf Jutland-Frcdericiat to be
Besfcged.
SoSDERpuRG, April 10, 1864.
Hostilities will be suspended from ten O'Clock A. NJ
unit, six O'Clock p NJ to day 10 allow the Danes 10
cuate sonderburp H the place be not evacuated by that
time the bombardment viii be commenced
SoSDFRruRG, April 19-EvenDg
The Danish lneof battle ship skiold, together with
twentyt other vessels sight near Horup Hav
GRAvESsrK,v, April 20-Morning
Immediately after the stormug OF the Tete dc Pont
sonderburg the greater part Of the troops and artillery
we're ordered into Jutand TO occupy the whole Of that
province and TO besiege Frcdericia.
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Prussian Troops.
~ ExPl ANATiONS
rH -El1 NT/ChT/ONs
MX/TAEr ROAOS
c0HH/NOW ROADS
4 o N/WOAHX Is

fed. They have achieved what, perhape, 10 Germany
will be taken for military glory. Sehies00 entirely
in their rossesso and they possess tie GDplesf OF
the ,eord their much desired material guarantee. Let
hope that yesterdays has been the last day carnage Of
this most wicked and most cruel war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03

The Germania arrived 81 Southampton on The 10th Of
April
The stsamship America from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 22d Of April.
The steamship City Of Cork, from New York arrived at
Queenstown on the 22d Of April.