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FRANCE.
Dislike of the King of Prussia's Speech,
and its Treatment by Order.

Dislike of the King of Prussia's Speech,
and its Treatment by Order.
PARIS August THE French Government
does not like the King of Prussia's speech,
and has shown its dislike by publishing 1t in
small print, as a document of no conseq ueRce,
in an out-of-the-way corner of the Mon,teor.
The semi-oflicial journals have orders to re-
present the speech as quite Insignificant and
matter of course, and 10 praise its moderation,
because II leaves everything open and makes no
claim to universal dominion IN Germany. But
while saying this they know better Tue King
does not enter into details, but the significance
of his speech lies in the few words speaking oil
his military triumphs as having paved (0ptdna)
the way tor the further development of Ger
many.
1t is plain from this, added TO other symptoms,
that he-or rather Bismark, who directs him
contemplates the complete absorption OF Ger
many in the Prussian crown. Active canVassers
are at this moment working the Swablan coun-
try-i. e., Baden, Bavaria, and Wurtemberg-to
provoke movement in favor OF annexation TO
Prussia, and believe they will succeed.
Southern Unity.
The tendency to unity is very strong in Ger
many, and these Southern provinces. though
originally favorable to Austria, are disgusted
with her proved impotence and the helplessness
OF their titular rulers. They would rather be
incorporated with great German nation than
form by themselves weak Confederation
which would invite invasion by strong neigh
Dor. Bismark laughs at Napoleon, whom he
thinks he has completely jockeyed. The
absence in the speech from the Prussian throne
of any reference to France is keenly felt here.
The French papers had said that the mainte-
nance of the territorial integrity Of Saxony was
| due to Napoleon's mediation; but the King OF
l Prussia attributes ii to the request OF the EN-
peror of Austria.
All this is terrible for Napoleon, and lowers
him Immensely, not only in the eyes of the con-
| stantly augmenting opposition, but IN the
| opinion OF his most devoted supporters, who are
/ at loss to find an excuse for his mishap.
have very little doubt that the Prusslan Par
/ lament will not only give the King the bill oi
indemnity he asks for, but support his policy IN
future.
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TEE CABLE hEws CONFIRMED.

From tie London Globe, AugustS s, EUeming.
At O'Clock on Monday morning somewhat
startling discovery reported by cable telegram
pablshed August ll) was made by the police
on duty at the Houses oil Parliament. A brown
paper parcel was found, and what is called a
Slow mach was attached to H.
On examining II it was found to contain nine
pounds of gunpowder.
II is in the hands of the police; but the perpe-
traitor of the foolish trick has not been captured
Burning of the Ship "Danube."
From the Western (EnglGnd) Daily Press. AuguSt7.
We have had occasion within the last week or
two to refer TO certain mutinous exhibitions on
board the American ship Danube, which recently
left Bristol for New York, but our duties in this
direction have now ceased, for the Danube has
been burned down THE fact was telegraphed
through the Atlantic cable, and published in
our columns on August l0l to the waters edge.
The ship was lying of Sully Island, below
Penarth, on Saturday, when ire was observed
10 be issuing from the hold.
On discovering the conhagration, Captain
Broughton ordered the sails to be set, and the
vessel to be run ashore. This was done and all
hands landed safely, but the vessel was burned
to the waters edge. How The fire originated is
at present a mystery. The disatfection among
the crew seemed to have subsided, and the ship
had gone as far Sully Island, ready to sail for
her destination as soon as she caught favorable
winds.
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William Morrison, DiscOVerer of the
Sources OF the Mississippi.

William Morrison, claimed by the Montreal
papers to have been The discoverer of the
sources of the Mississippi, died last week at his
residence on Morrison's Island, between Serel
and Berthier, in the eighty-second year of his
age. he was born in Montreal, Canada East
in 1885. In 1902 he commenced his apprentice
ship with the X. Y. Fur Company at Fond du
Lac, and was soon after admitted as partner
During the years lS03-l5 he explored the entire
region of the Northwest and wintered at many
important geographical points. In 1916 he took
charge of John j. Astor's business, and re-
manned with him until 1926, when he retired
and came to Canada, and has since lived at
Brrther. The Montreal Gazette in claiming
Tor him the honor of being the first white man
who discovered the sources of the Mississippi
river, says:-This honor has generally been
awarded to Schoolcraft; but there are living Tor
were very recently witnesses Of the iustness OF
Mr. Morrisons claim.
Major Francis N. Clarke, Fifth Artillery.
Tais officer died lately in Florida of congestive
chtlls. He was son of Brieadier-Genera
Newman S. Clarke, of Virginia, and was born in
New York. He entered West Point in 1885, and
graduated No. II in the class OF l84O-just in
advance in class rank OF General George H.
Thomas. He was commissioned second lieu
tenant Of artillery on July l, 1910. From Sep
tember, 1S4l, to October, 1876, he was Acting
Assistant Professor of Mathematics at West
Acting Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Niue
ralogy and Geology. He was then promoted
to Assistant Professor, and held that positio4
for some years. He was promoted first lieu
tenant In October, l845, and captain in JULY
1852. His promotion as major was made in
August, 1862 since which time he has been in
active service.
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A German Peace Treaty. Said to be
Signed-The Gar Reported as
Seeking an Alliance Of Rus
sia, France, and Austria
Mail AdVices to August 9,
EVening-Russia Nov
ing on German From
tieT-EmperoT Alex
andeT Advised to
Seize the Grand
Duchy ofposen
-Tuesd d ay's
Fin anclaI
News, Etc.
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Death OF General James Nagle.

PoTTsvILLE, August %. - Brigadier-General
James Magic, OF this city, died here this morn
ing at his residence. His funeral will take
place on Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
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Financial and Commercial Intelligence.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON August 21-P. M.-The following are the
official quotauons the close of business today
Consols tor money Ss2 United States Five-twentes,
761.
TIE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August PIP. Nj Under the news
from the United States cotton has declined about
quarter of penny per pound The sales to-day foot
up 5000 bales Mlddling uplands closed at 138d.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUBFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 2l-P. M.-The breadstuf1s
market is easter, though without notable change.
Mixed corn, 2Gs. 3d.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 21-P. M The provision
markets. unchanged, except for pork, which is de-
clinIng.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 21-P.M.-rhe Iallow market
Is hTmer.
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OBITUARY.
Death of the Rev. DIR. Brainerd.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 23.--The Rev. DR..
Brainerd, Pastor of the old Pine Street Presby-
terian Church, Philadelphia, died suddenly at
this place last night.
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medal, engraved with the emblems of the Order,
and beautifully inlaid with enamel and silver,
as token OF the esteem he is held IN by his
brethren. The presentation was made in an
eloquent address, which was replied to by
Brother Terw1hger, p Grand Sire Nicholson,
Z. g. Martin Smith, and others.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The R. w. Grand Lodge reassembed at three
O'Clock. The Committee on Credentials pre-
sented their report in favor of the correctness
OF the credentials of most of the lodges
The following Grand Officers for ls66-67 were
declared elected:-
John Medole, NJ. w. Grand Master; william
Gould, Il. w. Deputy Grand Master; George j.
Gardner, r. w. Grand Warden Dewitt Q. Lang
don. II. W. Grand Secretary; Jacob Russell, r.
w. Grand Treasurer; Cornelius A. Marvin, Il.
w. Grand Representative, for two years; Edwin
Swanton, Il. w. Grand Representative, for one
year.
On motion, the r. W. Grand Lodge adjourned
to this morning, when the Grand Officers elect
will be installed and the regular business of the
session proceeded with.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
The r. W. Grand Encampment of the State OF
New York met at s o'clock p. NJ.
The following Grand Officers were declared
cted:-George Haskins, OF NO. II, Grand
Patriarch; Gustave Leweck, of No. 8, Grand
High Priest; John e. Down, OF No. "a, Grand
Senior Warden; Dewitt c. Langden, OF No. 8.
Grand Scribe; George Smith, of No. 20, Grand
Treasurer; Jamer Aitken, ofNo. 6, Grand Junior
Warden; Royal G. MILAN, of No. IL, Grand
Representative for two years; John II. White,
OF No. 60; Grand Representative for one year.
The Grand Encampment then adjourned to
this evening, VIXEN the installation ofthe officers
elect will take place.-Aea1 York Tribune, to-day.
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Indemnity for King william.

A most important indication In this direction
is, that M. de Grabow, the former Speaker OF
the Prussian Parliament, who lead the opposi-
ton which repeatedly refused the supplies, has
withdrawn his candidature. The Prussian depu-
ties did not know what Bismarks policy was,
and refused to vote for large army, the use Of
which they did not perceive. But they cannot
now glory, as they do, in the brilliant victory
oil Prussia, and refuse to sanction by a bin Of
indemnity the means by which it was achieved.
There is a rumor that they are prepared to 90
the whole hog, and proclaim the King at once
Emperor of Germany. Although their enthn-
sasm may possibly lall short of this, / feel sure
that they and the King Will henceforth pull
together, and see no reason why he should not
govern constitutionally. '.
The EMperOr's Visit 60 Vichy.
While ] write learn that the Emperor has
quite unexpectedly returned to Paris from Vchy
There are rumors Of bad news from Italy; but
40 not believe that Italy can seriously resist
the orders OF Prussia to make peace. | would
rather opine that the Emperor Napoleon, whose
peaceable attitude has puzzled everybody, must
be preparing some theatrical coup. Perhaps the
recent news that he has ordered eleven hund 'ed
thousand kilCgrammes OF saltpetre may be con-
nected with this sudden return.-N. Y. Herald.
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Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC., ETC., Etc.

New YORK, August 22.-The steamer Persia
has arrived, with Liverpool advices OF August
llth via Queenstown August 18th. Her news
has mostly been anticipated by the Atlantic
cable.
The pirate ship Sumter has been turned into
cattle boat.
French papers contain China advices of June
%, stating that the rebels have been dispersed,
their camps burned and their leader killed.
Napoleon has visited the Empress Carlotta,
and the abdication of Macmillan is considered
as very likely to happen at no very distant day.
The Christians in Gambia have risen against
the Turkish authorities.
There were large arrivals of 5-20s at London
prior TO the 11tn inst, and considerable sales
ior Germany and Holland.
Commercial Intelligence.
The official quotations of cotton on Friday even
ing, 10th, by the BIokers circular were:-
Fair. MiddtingS.
Orleans. .................... I6d. 143d.
Mobile. bie..................... 15jd. 133d.
Upanus ........ .......... 153d. 13Bd.
The exact sales OF the week were 81 800 bales, IN
cvdinG 10000 10 eXpOre ers. Stock III Liverpool
$40 600 bales, including 1862 $40 OF American. Flour
advanced Is ais. Cd per sack. Red wheat I'd.
higher. Corn
Bnet and Pork dull. Bacon active at decline
of Is. Lard, cheese. and butter kteady. Tallow in
demand. Sugar, 3G6d lower. Rosin, As. Cd IG14s
3D. for all kinds. Iurpeutlne, 3TG3S4 Pttro cum
firm. Lnseed oil slightly advanced Sperm oil
steady
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From Boston.

BosToN, August 22.-It is reported and be
heved that George Lunt will be appointed Post
master of Boston.
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RELGIUM.
FrIendly Assmrances fro,n Nanoleon.

Friendly Assurances from Napoleon.
PARIS, August 2l-P. M,-The statement that
France has demanded territorial concessions
from Belgium is untrue. The MOniteur OF TO-
day officially gives denial to the report that Ma
poleoI has written TO the King OF Belgium, and
at the same time confirms the report that France
will not demand o. Belgium the cession OF any
part Of her domlnons.
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The On Olera in CincInnati,
The cold Marketl

CINCINNATI, August 22,-Fifty three death
from cholera were reported yesterday.
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NEw YORE, August %, noon, ,-G0ld, l4Ss,
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BEFORE BOARDS.

-Messrs. DeHaven q Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, make the following quotations Of
the rates of exchange to-day at l P. NJ. =
Bugna0 SeIftnO.
American Gold. ..."...................l48 .l484 l46S
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sold BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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FROM ATLANTIC CITY.
An Extensive Robbery at the
Alhambra House.
FIRE OPPOSITE THE U. s. HOTEL.

Etc, Etc, ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc.
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No. 69l BROADWAY, New Iorkj
OR TO
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No. lOl South TENTH Street philadelphia
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II ELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATEDo
IL COMPOUND
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A positive and specific remedy tor diseases OF the
BLADDIH, KIDNEYS, CIR AVEB, AND DROPSlCAL
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digestion. exciteB the absOIbenJs into healthy
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-21

AnoeuBa AFsnAcnvs ENfsRfAfNnENr.- -
On Tuesday evening next, the 24th inst.'
Strasssr's oechestrs win favor ths pu5lic
With another Of its popular enterta inments,
It Metropolitan Hall. the second on Of The
season. To odd to the attraction u ths
occasion, the services Of IN eminsst .uiaa
ist have been secured, aud oil lovers o.
superior music may anticipate rich ft'Ld
Of pleasure. Judging BY the large attss d
snes u the frst one, those Who wish tc
bs present on next Tuesday evening, should
q oncs secure seats. Single tickets 80
csots, to b obtained at J. G.. Wallaes's
Masis Store, Plunnsr'a Boob Store, and
Surby's News Depot
FAnitr 0hocES.Y EssABtlsanuf.-Parks
3 Hosmer, q the corner Of Fssrth md
Bady, invite ths attention q ths public to
The extensive stock Of 0rst elass laan,ly gro.
essiss which they sssstAatly kssp - l,ed,
md ~ dispesipe u u = rsasonah
- IN ~ offered aaywhsrs. Thsir
nent comprises tAs bsst of oo6sss, 81
tsas. dried fruits, spices, pickles, sanasd
fruits, and svssythias els svsr fssnd Y
their hue. These who havs hsrslsfsss dssl(
wisA thso, nssd ~ advics 70 eeutinus =,
ise =. Thess wks hsvs sss yst ssoas1e
- yin nvs Uns 81 patisses b. sslliaG
kt&S1As 1Aey huvO tos 80 rasie tf pticSl
|tnASbspt - aslsksalo - aasll pssf
n s,as Fs ITS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-21

A New 1DEA.-McCosh L Donahue, have
jest completed . neat and elegant tomb
stone, in which 10 iinbedded an ambrotype
Of the deceased. which ia to be placed on
the grave Of Fred Noble, youth Of 10, wLo
belonged to Co. F, 14th ILL.,. Volunteers.
Mr.. Noble was wounded at Lsfay cite.
Tenn, on the goth Of June, 1854, and d.ed
., Memphis on the following month.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-21

The magic of successes ealvanisss ssbsjs
into patriots, speculatioa into sstsepriss.
and impudsncs into genius, and under its
magical influence vice 10 mistakes fer vir.
tue. and ignorance sometimes passes for
knowIsdge. offered - . stock test, frona
which would like to hear sermons from iii
the pulPits In the country, thus-.Do not
drink. do not smoke. do not murder, - net
ne. do not cheat, do not steal. do not sam>
bic. bs just, b generous, fear nj, love
veur fellow men - well % God, love tsuth.
love virtue, use RotAct's nlttses and be
happy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-21

HoRsE DRowHRD. learn that = value
able horse was drowned at the Rock Island
landing this afternoon. A teamster drove
his span into the river to water them, but
getting into too deep place, they became
entangled in the harness. and one vas
drowned before they could be extricsted.
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nTewH.-CaPt. Thos. Hust, D. .. q. 4,
ssoineinnsti. and Capt Chauasy Kruu. g.
psrintendaat se0oveEsnsat Properly 4 ~
same place, aerived homo in this eity III
sernisg, 10 sound health and spirits.
Our friend Thos. J. Rolnss, Eso.. u
broeslys, was IN town to~day. He informs
% that b u abeut 70 rsuove vith III e.,sav
70 Chicaeo. where he viii opsrate In ths
lsabsf and predaos business 10 connection
With biz son. Who rsoains q Drosklyn q
supeeiatend ~ business theee.
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CIT 1T f. M q.

MsxDs1asosN SoCsETY. grand closing
public rehearsal will 6e given BY The Men.
delssohn Society, on Wednesday, evening,
the 25th inst, At Metropolitan Hall. The
programme will consist Of choruses, glees,
quartettes, trios, duets, solos, etc.. etc.
Admission 80 cents. aprl9- div
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laperaana q the sick. /.

We invite the attention of our readers to .
careful perusal Of DR.. Easterly's medical sdver-
day. DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines have been
twenty years established in st. Louis, are de-
servsdy popular. have . rapid sale. and are re-
garded the beat now in use. DR.. kasterly p,e-
pa-cs = remedy for each particular form Of dis
ease, and not one remedy TO cure all diseases, a.
you often recommended by Others His med
icines are standard preparations, kept in al the
principal Drug stores throughout the great
Northwest and are resorted to by invalids from
Family Medicines are prepared under the eve Of
an experienced and educated physician we can
recommend them with confidence to the afflicted
~ being much superior to OTHERS in gcnsrsl use
We say 10 the afflicted give them atrial. Orders
be promptly filled and forwarded BY express to
Ill parts ofthe country. octl7 d&wfy
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LEcruRs.-Mr. Jonathan c. Finchcs, Of
Philadelphia, will lecture to the working
men Of our city on the proposed eight-hour
labor system, At Lahrmann's Hall, on Mon
day evening next, 23d inst. Admission
free. d3t
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SMILEY = KNEPPER,
a8a~ uAssvAssusGas - .I
0took ard Croam Ale, Porter an0
@+ Laker nDees o.a

Also KEEP CONSTANTLY an HAND a
n so&plese sseSk q nelt, 00ts, Fitch, Rosas,
Brushes. 0eosps. aaa Brswsss' naesrials Of oil
kiads. '..,'..l...,4 b aa
Bfsvery and Malt House In East Davenport.
Orders solicited asd promptly fl1sd On The esss
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Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for q.
\ fATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL, WAR.
SANrED to please. This article has been thor.
|uehly tested BY DIR. Chiffon, Of New York,
|ai Profs Booth and barrett Of Philadelphia,
kho pronounce il free from all poisonous ingre-
kre the most delicate hair. Sold bv Druge.sla
Ina Fancy Good dealers everywhere.
'snl7.dly JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Prop'r.
lO3 Chessuut street, Philndelphia.
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A SPLENDID AssoRrMsNr.-R. Krause,
opposite the First National Bank, keeps
constantly ON hand splendid assortment
Of tho very best quality Of gents' ready
made clothing Call and make your selec-
ti0ns.
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PUNE CoD LIVER OrL.-

PURE Con LIVER OIL.-
This .stimable remedy has grown IL disrepste among
many from III. nauseous and repslsIvs articles sold
under The name OF Cod Liver on
Hazard Ossse,l'e COD Liver is m anulaetured on
The sea coast from fresh ssectsd hvsss Il - sweet
= cream, ard easlv retained ~ the mosl delicate
stomach. Sole manufacturers,
CASWE1L, MACK CO.,
Nee York.
Sod By a0 DeuGgbts. fsb2o-deod.
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Rlch 0rowah of HAIR proaacea.
The natural color restored mot dyed,) aud dis
ease Of the scalp. falling OF. &C., enectually cur
ed By using NA0UIRE'S HAIR COLORIN0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price ll per bottle
Prepared and sold by J. G. MAUUI9E, drug
gista, St. Louis. oct19dwly
Daorrhea. Dysensery, 0o0uer
COMPLAINT. Ac.. speedily cured BY ssing Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of Benpc Plant. Pre-.
pared only BY }. / G. Mcguire. 81. Louis. and
cold By ail druggists. +. ScoviAgt. ChicagoL,
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Fafhl1y Khif0lnt.
Neat, Darable and cheap! {!
The Lamb Enlttink Ma.
chine Colnran1,;

Brady q. hrst door be!or 3D.
U asirs, sssr AsCssA = 0ayssss's 0ssrs.
Ta PREPARED 70 10 ALlaklND8 or
J. Fanily ksissiag-yesviaieg xeen @ other
ner. sn1 q ptfess nat caSnol fAylsp pease. Call
ood leave youf erdess for A0Sieff. gaps, Draw
ers. a1itlena, Desquss, go Stls = ths only Ne.
shl.e tAsG aasse~s - vidsasssd gives perfect
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