Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

- - ~ &C. ssvs t.hss alvaa-
49, ~ ths e6Ws sepos, end havs gone
Neetb, ietse1lng - - has aeeso % Ion
dsy. Thses = eesesqpenay c!au = 20
ulssieas = 70 the Reeoeoae e.o.eo' q Osn.
49, 49, u Civh nigAts I'LL.
a lafee nuabss q e(!deas, Whane reai-
aenee 8 n ths eeAas q Osnnsettcss, left
Vsshiegtoo yesterday for that Staae. fer
she purpsss Of deposising their votes %
Monday nsxl
new Yeax, March 81.
The boay Of Senator Feots arrived n
thia c;tv Nat sight = GAasge d several
! ljni>ed Stsese oenatsrs. Atan carly hour
this 1arnipe Il was sent on to Rutland,
Vsemnns. whore the funeral will take pla<e
% Menday next .
r,sellv edvaeecd IN that city. Teoems0ts
end lets ass ssllisg - aoss thco eosy cost
tea yeass 49,; msaawhs's tseee - 500.
and The grain market y rapidly ninnf sp
| By ,mpertstieas freo Calitssasa ena ~
Shousends Of bushels from New OrSsaes.
The Galveston Bullstin says Iarge part
Of three companies Of the 4Sth Ohio req
meut stacked their arms the other day and
refused 70 do duty on the ground that or.
ders from Washington for their mustefing
out. and had been disregarded. Colored
troops arrested and now guard the insur>
! gents. .....e
/ tor Wright il still confined 70 bic house. II
) 10 doubtful il be ever resumes hisseat IN the
J Senate.
, An English paper says:-Sir Morton
Peto 10 unable to attend to his parlianen
: tary duties or to any business in London,
; bv an attack Of illness Of come severity
which dstains him in the court.
A Ere broke out this morning q No. a
> and ~ vesey street, in Back 4 Cos to-
! baeco manufaetory. The loss 70 estimated
] ct 100000.
The tribune publishes three further dis
: patches from Nr. Seward to NJ. Adam
J. Ia the first the Secretary Of State refers I,
!. the anticipation on the pert Of European
u government Of retaliation measures. HI
: again reviews the grievances Of the Unitt
States against Great Britain % well colcuia
: ted to produce 90 expectation Of rstaltator.
l. measures, but deprecats any inteatien o.
the part Of the United States = 80 % "
!. ON account Of these grievances. More in
n portsnt 10 another dispatc Of March 1st
communicating to Mr.. Adams copy Of
dispatch in cypher from rebel -
issary in Canada to Jefferson Davia
I It gives an account Of the sndsavor
u Of the rebel agents 10 London and Paris I
" find out on what terms assist ancs On :,
y cognition could bs obtained. Il seems ths
= :. these agents were instructed 70 intin q
\. that the armistice m ght be concluded b
~ tween the two beligerent parties in Mort
te America for the purpose Of Undertaking col
IN Jointly foreign war. for instance. for u
he expulsion Of the French from Mexico. Ii
IN communication Was treated in England
n, the usual unsatisfactory manner But
~ France it at once met with the declaratio
oil that no such alliance could be permitte,
ss ttat the Emperor would punish any attemI
~ ~ to enforce the Monroe doctrine, and that
=. it could be made sure that the FEEDER
rs Government was pursuing such eour
France would promptly recognise u
South's Independence.
NEW YoRE, March 81.
iol The Herald's Washington special says
. proposition has been made by agents
&c. Maximilian to prominent politicians TO 81
% them a contract to collect the revenue
" Mexico for the term Of Eve years, up,
On condition that they would prevent o
rs Government from doing anything in b
N, half Of Juarez and the Republic duriI
res that time. The per ccntage which tn
%. offer to give on the amount collected ~
US nishes vide margin for lobby fund.
IS be used upon Congress to prevent ac,io
ne Nnw Yoak, March 81.
W, Arrangements for grand mass mec,in
l9 to advocate the eight-hour labor moveme
to be held on next Thursday evening -
completed last night at the meeting
the working mems union.
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