Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-06
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mo16 ss~sspsid tAsassysy 1IIHep ~ Of
North Carolina, who vas arrested some
time since - he suppqGftion olhsvipr a.,
Iidehce Of value to The Government e.
been discharged, and passsd through Rich
mond On his way home.
Mr.. Alexsndsr DUdley Wfo has had his
pardon restored to him again, it ia presum.
ed win devote his immediate attention a
reopening the York River Railroad. of
which be is President.
Extra Billy Smith - passing his time
quietly ON his unconGsticated estate near
| Warrantou. w
The Herald's Fort Monroe corresnoc.
dent says the privilege OF writing to his
wife has been gEsntsd JEFF Davis.
Gen. Forbell will not take command Of
his nee Department for . month vet.
The Norfolk ard Weldon Railroad will
DO in running order in . few days.
The Tribune's Matslnoras correspondent
has had an interview with Gen. Delion NJ
the liberal party. He says be learned Of
him that the wants Of the liberals are such
that ifnot soon relieved the cause is lost
They have no money, arms, ammunition.
clothing. or even provisions, and il The
United States do MT soon send assistance
there will soon be no liberal party in Ner.
leo to BE assisted 4h6 total number AZ
men they now have in the field amounts To
only $4,000
The Herald's Beaufort correspondent
| says, yesterday the Haytan dispatch steam
or S.. Gafrard put into this port for coal.
water, DC. The captain bears dispatches to
Washington, asking, it is presumed. for
aid to qucll the rebellion in llayti.
| The small and yellow fever is showing
themselves there on board some Of the mer
chant vessels-two are infected. Bilious
and hilarious levers arc prevalent, but not
very fatal. the city is healthy the sick
ness is being confined to the vessels.
Gen. Swayne, OF the department Of Ala
barna, having recently issu d general or
der inviting the judicial officers and mapis
trates OF that State to become agents Of the
frcedmens' bureau for the administration of
justice in oil difficulties arising between the
negros or between the whites and the ne
grocs, and having admonished such officers
that failure to accept the agency for the
purpose designated, would bc followed by
the substitution Of martial law in the dis
tricts wherein such failures occur.
i IIoNtStOiidi uONcIflDE INTSOIS earnestly
advises oil judicial officers aud magistrates
to accept the appointments offered as above
and in good faith do justice aud observe
the instructions contained in The order Of
Gen. Swayne.
The Times special says there is the best
authority for saying that Alex. II. Stephens
and }. II. Regan, now confined at Fortress
Monroe in writing to their friends at the
south express the most liberal views res
pecting the instruction OF the negro race,
and the future OF the south They urge
that the agricultural system of the south
must be regulated that the negro being u
large and permanent element in the popu-
laton Of the south, must be so treated as
TO increase his self respect and manhood !;
that his freedom must be chcerfully accor.
ded and the negro educated for the intelli
gent welding Of the political power which
the progress of events promise to put him
in possession Of. The suggestions are wise
in their time beyond many of their fellows
| and see the wisdom of making intelligent
men and women Of freedmen.
Francis W. Pckens, Of s. c., the man
who sad he was never invisible to fear, has
asked for pardon.
! The entire appropriations made by the
last session Of the 3o,h Congress have now
been made out in detail by the Clerk of the
House. These appropriations arc as fol-
! lows:
Invalid and other pensions, 81 100000;
purchase or construction ofrevenIc caters,
$40, GOO, 900; consular and diplomatic cx
penscs Sl3, 900, 0O0; post office, 81, 400
5o5; notifications. 81 .453. 900; legislative,
executive and judicial, $i4 ,s57, 97l "a ma
val service, Sill, 5ST, 52S.?5; military
academy, $257 SOB army, l54, $40, 627 - !;
Indian Department, $50 ,3eS, 4So; deiicien-
ces for invalid and other pensions. So, 5d5, :
coo deficiencies for the army, 1926, 400 ;
DEFICIENCIES for foriiiicatiors and armament
therefor, $ll 100000 deficiencies for leg
islative, executive, etc., 1885, 1888 mis-
eel aneous, $35, lib; total, $685., orc
52336.