Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08

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British press, It = not the intention 81 o .n
0overnomt y abandon q in A. 80.
abats the demand upen Hnglaad ~ ~.
ages to our commerce ~ the Anslo.reSl
The descending Of ! portion II II. .,nv
ID no evidsncs Of . covandly policy. Eno.-h
will b retained to enfoses any demsnS.
upon foe6ign gevstnwents, M X necess.s.
the veterans mustered out can eas;lv i.
summoned back to the field.
II il unieestood thAt preliuinasv u,.,.-
pres have already been taken to enforc. ID :.
Monroe doctrine. A noti0eation has 49, ...s
served Oh Napoleon that sincs ~ hsvs ~ a.
tied our own family affairs We ell not snh.
NIT to European interference With thoss ~
our sick psighbor, Mexico, and very nl.;n
intimation given that Napoleon must oniv
send no more troops into Mexico, but mus,
withdraw the French and Austrian troon.
now there, and leave the people Of Mex;co
to decide for themselves whether thev ill
have m enpire or republic, otherwise +,
will be our duty to see that the republicans
have fair play.
An application has been made BIZ Cvru.
w. Field to the Secretary Of the Nav for
the detail Of the United States steem.h lii =
Niagara, TO assist in the laying Of the A.
lsntic cable. As no official notification ~
the resembling Of the order that vessel. -
war Of the United States shall not he n. =.
mitted to remain more than "a hours in any
British port. the request cannot be acceded
to- The published information Of the re-.
peal Of the order excluding belligerent wa.
sells for more than "a hours stay in Brit;sh
ports, comedies belligerent rights to ,b Il.
rebels yet and admits the Shenandoah ~
equal privileges with United States vess.ls
This is intended TO enable the Shen,n
doah, the only rebel pirate afloat. to 90,
back to England from the East Indies. where
she was At last advices.
IL is not now probable that the trial Of
jeff. Davis will take place until September
The Supreme Court Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, in which the indictment was found
will adjourn tomorrow, and there is at pres.
ent no prospect ola special term of the court
during the summer
A portion Of the Alabama delegation were
at the White House again to day.
Messrs. Davis, Bradley and Bib are As
serted by loyal Alabamians to be rebels Of
the most malignant type, who are, now that
the rebellion is suppressed, endeavoring to
get control Of the reconstruction movement.
Messrs. Moore, Parsons and Tibbs have
been regarded as favorable to the Union,
but OPEN to suspicion for their associations
with the secession element in this delcga-
ton. When they came here their inten-
ton was to recommend Col. Seybould, q
rank rebel, for Provisional Governor, but
this idea was abandoned after they reached
here, and they now recommend Mr.. Par
sons. He is opposed by the loyal men Of
Alab una, who have recommended VIM. n.
Smith, Union man, who was forced to
abandon the Stale in 1862 o, account of his
Union sentiments. He has been an active
promoter Of the Union cause, and was in
strunrntal in raising The LIST Alabama Cav.
airy Regiment, which has rendered good
service during the war. Should the dele
CATION now here succeed in obtaining con-
troll Of the State, the fighting loyaIists say
that it will not be safe for them to return to
Alabama.