Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13

Nsw YosE, Oct. 1S.-1hs Hertz. ri.
u MEXICO cUrrsspondsat Il thu aoth. -: 49, .
The lmpeeia1iate were rejeieioe - ~.
|reuoxal q PysGideot JaAsse end p .s.'....
nent frpa Chihuhua - El Paso. ana IA ~
she absurd stofy which hes been c;rcnies.d
in this couniry 10 the eject thet Jusr.. M
deserted his cosntry and gose to Sensa =.
ia the United States territory Of New eNex
loo.
Maximilian's adherents were forced "a
acknowledge thatthe RsPubaicaa eoverst
msna was In bstees position to sustain It.
SELF at n Psso than Chihuhua, yet there
would be much difficulty = dislode;nk Il
FROM the former place, and that Juarex Ia
there an immense tract Of country and eresa
resources ct his disposal
Several recent small Victories ever IN.
Repsblcans are claiasd by ~ lnpeYial
ists, bet still gusfsilas, sWaSAoo ii The
highways running sst q Tie Cspitai. Ana
order seemed 70 be nearer established n IN
country than when Louis Napoleon and
Naximilian commenced their work Of rseen-
Grafton. tls. =
New Yosk, Oct. IA general order.
dated Oct. 9th, issued BY Lieut.. Gen. 0f,nt
announces an important distribution Of
troops, both regular and volunteer. All
valunteer cavalry east Of the Mississippi
River will be ct once mustered out Of The
service. All sec coast forts south OF Fort
Monroe, except Forts Taylor and jefferson,
Florida, will be garrisoned BY colored troops.
The requisite number o. regiments having
been selected for this purpose, al other col-
ored troops will be mustered out Of the ser
vieu. The Sd Regular Artillery will garri
son the forts IN Maine, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts the 1lt Regular Artillery
viii be stationed in New York Harbor the
4th Regular Artillery At Forts Delaware.
McIlenry, Washington snd F.ote the 9th
Regular Artillery ct Forts Monroe, Taylor
and Jefferson. The I'd Regular Artillery is
assigned to. the Pacific Coast the I'd Cav
airy is ordered to report to Gen. Sheridan,
and the 9th Regular Cavalry is ordered to
Gen. Sheridan's command. The 4th Regu.
ular Infantry is assigned to duty on the "a.
madam frontier.
The Haidon warrant Of Gov. Humphrey
Of Miss, was countersigncd at the State
department to-day and will be forwarded
to Gov. Sbarkey. An afiray occurred q
the Presidents house this forenoon. A man
somewhat inebriated called and desired "a
see the President. He was bosterous and
officer Crook refused him admit ance up
stairs. He became very disorderly and
was put out Of the Executive MANSION. -
When about so feet from the door, he turn
ed and drew q revolver on the officer, when
the guard made lunge at him with his
bayonet and he was captured and taken he
fore Justice Walters, who found him the
enormous sum Of $4,000 for carrying con
ccaled weapons, and having no money h.
vas committed. He gave the name q
Robbins Sumner and said he was broth er
Of Gen. Sumner. He came from Alexan
dsla and his name is probably an alias. VI
The Tribune's Washington special SAYS
that he Post Office Department is max ns
up its accounts for the next Congress. L
4 appears that while tue mail q vice has bcel
sustained b, tie recei pit for pc stage dur
ing the rebellion the deficits when the mai
route services in the southern states reyives
Hill be eight millions
Maj Gen. Thomas, Of the military divi~
| ion of the Tennessee. arrived here :" ." ,, -
saws that no black troops are oelnS muster
cd out, except their terms are nearly ex
pred. The General remains here about ter
days.
Tho Secretary Of War has called upos
Quartermaster General Meigs to furnish III,
estimate Of subsisting 100000 troops fol
twelve months.
FoRr MONROE, Oct. 11.-Quartsrs are be
ing prepared in Corral Hall for Messrs
(slav and Mitchal1 uranar atorv IN THAR RI