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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

MExPa,s. F.h. n-The steamer W. Car.
ter was blown up and burned On Friday last
80 miles below v,cksburg. 81 killed, II
wounded and 80 saved.
The Gamer Gen. tlallcck. lying It the
levec here. caught tire this afternoon and
Vas b. ned up. 4Ar9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

IT, great popularity n Mrs. Winalos's socth
sss Sytsr. for ehilarss ssethin9. he's induced IN
Prineiplsd i'ersons 10 put up articles to Be ssee
Ter the same purpose. IN advertising Which they
tass net ealy copsed our sdvsrtisements and no.
'igss iFsn shf rsssv. but have csp 81 eereiscsse.
sad letters from ,)ergy~en and others. elhxjps
other sames - oss essWins eertiicstes.-
Beware Of sm.tators. apltrdAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

P,1rspuRa. Feb. 5-The Depot Of thu
Alleghany Valley Railroad Of Louisville
u. y Pit,shurg, Including the round house
carpenter shop. engine shop. blacksmith
shop was totally dcs'rycd BY tirc this MORN
ing At y clc.k M insurancc-loss un'
known, but very heavy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
rho People

Will have their own way. and indeed We
not wonder that every one is bound 70 use
Goes Cough l,alssm. md nothing lac, for
Il II certminly the hest thine in the world
f,r Coughs. C..lls, Group. and ln0aenaa.
1t il right that oil should use It.
Coc's Qyspen<'a Cure. ~ article prepar-
Cd by The same parties, u cqually g,od tor
Dyspepxis. Indigestion and Cons tipatioa.
Sick llesda, he. Sour Stomach, Rising Of
rS,d, Cramps, Pain. and ia faei any dlsor.
ders Of The ttowach and bowels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Nav YORK. Feb q

- J@aIg Nkw YoRx. Feb! = 4
L. he case of Stewart, against lssdhard
Cs,Ibasn ard @. kaAp. Csw jllsl the cxemsa
ati0n Gas waived this morning. CMOe, ~,
,dr.,,,stl a. l,sil Ior eS00. Knap gave tsi!
Or 1iOOo, 10 appear Tor Trial IN Monday
| morning. 70 .e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Rest, Health. and COmaOre y
Mother and Child.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
or Children Tecthing softens tine gums, re duce'
nnainution. aliays all pain. und cures w'nd cole
Perfectly safe l., all cases. We would say TO ev
.ry mother VINO nus y suffering Child: 10 mo-
.tand be ween you aud your suffering child AN
The relief that will BIZ scre-yes, absolutely SUR
to follow Ithe use OF this medicine il timel,
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
fLA g ! MINIS

'1"1l971 HI7l4 sliHFFI laoti N0U 1SlSIxs - !. =
IT, North AnesiAo Csse0eny have poes
S1.e6Sd ~ slse Paei1e Nil cYppq9x NE
sieamCfs Atlsniic ADD Baltic. TSe AsAaatc
snils this mS d, ltH HseihampaOn and Bre'
men. lbs Wssasrn Aetrpolis lolk'ws In
,.ssG Fl :ss q .s g u. ss s'''''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

The following % IN extract from letter writ
ten BY che Rev. J =. iiolne. pastor 1.-THE Pierre
pont street hapt;st Church. brooklyn, n. v, Il
The .i"srnat and N.ss.Ay.-. Cincinnati, q, nm.
peaks volumes IN favor Of the world renow ne.
medicine, MRS WiNSLOW'S SuOTulN.
SYRUP FOR CUT DRkN TEErulNu:-
I'VE see an Advertisement in your columns c
MRS. WIN SLOWS SOOTMiNO SYRUP
Now. we never said = void in issor Of ps'en'
medicine before in our life. but we feel compelled
70 say U your readers that this 10 no hnntug--
% haze tried a. asI t~csc IL xi ia al il cl4sss.
Il is probably one Of the most successful: med,.
zines Of the day. beesuse il is enc Of the best
And those 0f your req iers Who have bAbies c.,
10 better than lay in sapply.E
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

- 0'ehasnss RiRQhN - lsae,
v*sCes s.s " SE .. ss i 80 ~:
aud bssseissa ~ cuaPl aloa.. ~ tdise tcslee
Il ccsnpIese withsat IL Pries. 10 sssia. 1alis9
q any address f,s g 0epta, ~ H. o. sVHAA!,
Is ssaneh Eighth Street, Reilaae4 Aics Pa $50
~ A lARN93taiA 1h - iaalA &soA- esaohteos rA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN nAIx DYE
known and used over ~ ycsrs Daily inerssA-
~ in public favor Complete in 0ns bottle
No wash. Ma trouble, i'de- mo: crock o. stAin
ssaaaces = lustsnus blstk or brown, - desired.
Does not injure the hair. Prioc, Is cents. SUll
By .Drv9gisls end Fancy OOOds 0ealsrp. jaAlaly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Dr. Chccstiaal's Eenals pills


This (:pmpqny insures axain,k loe. III s.-...
hy FIRE ND i.lshrxaNU. Par, 'r.s Sss
ahd tjetafnsd rNtiiints hastrs iot ~. ! ~ MI
,esrs 1T liberal rednctiop II. " The snnvsi rsse
Once N the First Gaiioual hank N.,,.s.s. ~ ~.
venpors. Iowa I: SMITH. Pssrars:,.
= sswzsess v.es r.esldent: LA \. Ca
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

=. ..s.rie.e,A Nsros ~ psnsIs rhyptstss pre-
+ $40 4, ~ sssass:es = AesAese. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

nSers~ssA yP1t~ssss 's'''
-lAsseAalassipn " aislssss sisea Also
window GllaAe;,u
pafnts, Putty, kc.,
Cossssatly o hssd. ssd fer :sls :; =: 'sssss
psiees. a,-S"s ns.essA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

De net let yOur prejudice ssand
between your suffering child and the relief tha'
~ili be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS
WINS ,.OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II ccrrect.
Acidity Of The stomach. relieves wind collie. rsgu
tAtes the bowels. softens the guma. gives rest =.
the mother and health TO the child. Office, 4,
Oey street. Naw York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Nxw YoRk, Feb. 5-The steamer Killoon
Kuli sunk At tie foot Of 4Mh street, in
Nur.h River, yesterday Afternoon, anc abont
one hundred cattle on board were drowned.
The llers;d's Washington special DIES
pa.rh Il VS.:
The United States Cot snl, ct Honoluls,
informs tn. Department Of Sta-e that one
hundred esamen, csPerred on American
whsle ships. BY tlSs riraAc Shenandoah, and
sndcs. On tho Csuc assion Islands. reached
il"nolula en- route to thu Unite States.
Generals Grant, Sherman Thomas and
Meade. Who have been cohsids ric. al o.
the IN lifsry bills b. fore Congress. have re-
turned them . Scna or Wilson, Chairman
ri the Senate Military Committee. with
,h.i ,gscstions IN tho matter. The res :
o nneuj.t.o IONS for the increase ii the arm.
nas been materially changed BY these oil
GERS. They src'n IL ba opposed to giving
tie Volunteers any sh"w whatever for in
corporation into the regular army. Thu
other suggestions in relation TO the peri, 9
hon III the regular army bill will probably
he adopted ~ the committee The Till III
the .or gani zatinn Of the State militia meet
III full sppsoval II the "ii1rers. Trey alss
approve ri the West Point bill. 1t pro
pose. to increase the number Of cadets t
one hundred and Atty, giving each Stst,
two, ~i,h 7Sta b selected from among TIL
>ans af soldiers who cell 10 defense Of thei
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

~hieh greatly fasiiitsase he teoeess % ss's"'es
uy ,oss-n.ux the game, ssducisg ~ ines@ss'oes
~iiiailsy ALLPAiN ssd spssmodse sss''e' 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

~ % , ID
rs .ei4A
lst-The name Of this Company = Tnk
SPs,xorisls Fiss AID AA1iss Jssvs7
AKCE COsPANY. tns
sd-Ths amount 81 Capital :. = 'A'
stock il. :. -. II. 5000, 900
Sd-The smount Of Capital Ato -
stock Maid % TO-. ............ 800, 900
lth-Ths Assets Of the Company are:
1st-Cash on hand, n Bank, md
in the hands Of Agents Or
VI other persona, ...........re 35. 6S9. ~
9d-Rsal Estate uacneu.ssred 10000 90
8d-H.nds and Stocks owned
hy thy Company, how secuted
md rate Of int thcteon, (bee
sesrdule, j.. ...........-.s 59,SSA.75
! Ah-Dsbss Of the Company se. M
cured BY mortgage. (ses seh.e.
a uls, IOVsO1s.SS
k&h-Dehts otherwise secured,
(sce schedule ..........s. SEQ W
0th-Ds6ts for Prcmiums, j..
7th-All other securities, l9es 7al' Y
+ sssAe1a1GS )..1ss...s.....l. 7,7lS.S7
-, .... :. a., ,,s =
-.-... .w.r,s rs
An A1DA1suA G1Cs
5th-Ths smount Of Liabilities l5.-sa
due Of not duo 10 Banks. ssoth-
e sss'ssrs ;.-....: .::
90 -IOesos snjY'f. eue
UA-lIoeees acweeed ia eos que
WRm-A0DDeD t. 1U0Oe0&Ss 0WUUC
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Fa n syniH .aLonI
pts asRaaiohM
Hsfd ,TaJaFS GlaJ1S
lrs gslgiA Ss,NJsa
.yth-s .sst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
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4 ssssqse siafgs .sss ell feosi i,-,a,,
~ bas isfsas&a isss,9 --ste ts $3.50.
1d y ~ h~'vtfx xfpsal-tI ssnssst,G slll,, -,
- .nss ~ tean.a ss-sszsrf ssds ,sa1lsis
f, II. sssi 20 - - .sssiAnrnd Vi ~.
tsII .sasils1 sysvis ~ - - " 40
'ss''s ~. ha- .iix ssor, aeliatesnr ..i,ns
70 100 tk~6S Id
shs sEoffssS SOD .a1Av .gats-xAxYsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
Price, only 50 cents q Bottle
The Florence Klghtenga'e
Of he Nursery.


The following 10 an extract from letter ~r !.
ten by the Rev. 2. T. Weiser To the IeTman ~
sornia Nesenger. ut Chambei sburg. Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
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.aEsseE easSashieqD - ~ I ! - 81
Sesseby selslee laGneQ8 j lnsses ~
allowed u -so1elsl alf rank sod ~ ri
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:nd ~ hia esd.snse apsn. n s a9seesy
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
r UR ~ run +.

OsaH kinds IN large ssppiy aid slw.ys m tacA.-.
W fsc u tes NJ. sush thAt CAN AND WILL
SELL = Ch ego prices ssty1es ne. thu: sevt1g
nvuL Cnll n Es~ sE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Having been mscd more extensively and for
greater number .! yeats than any other Ameri
san tsnte sxtant. Its record 10 part AID parc-
Of the IN sdicsl history ofthe country. and Will,
scores Of medicinal cpl,emern bav. lived and die.
and been forgotten SINCE il was introduced. j
has today larger sale and wider populArlt,
4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
HOsTETTER,i& ssMITH,
:soLE PRopRlEroRs, !
Plttsburs, Psan. a
WI s44tt

DolA ~ ooea4g1ses "a ala Ceoa4at
oo0 Tossos % Noree am1, uQyoe |
c.. r z q e l. Err.
Wholesale Agent. Davenport. iowa.
Lnne-oese1-d2vly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

III 10AfTAEWs . GO.
l,nneRn1 CommlnGlon. Mere anto,

csesitsnlsts u psejH ~ Aad 0rass soliei-
seG. 1rtsrs peon tly hlied.
\ 6a0qauess.- !. l. keeAco Lewis I Bro. /;
10. n. katYsn; :. d. 'E(ASsie; JohE T. No
F0sasj ~ los16.- pessepI l3syIs Z Go. Cos
sesse = ksDaett; 3. >. Keep; J. " Bsrhs idgs
: c., Nsw 0tlssss J. D. Alexander : Co.;
i:eseyA Qsrt4 rxsrsos. Slaughter = Co..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

la order t. guard u PAINS. dang imposi-
tions. the public are requested 10 take esp ella
note Of the beautifully engraved p -oprietnry
sfr'np. through which, the U0s erm,mrnt of the
U. =. ON sailv auth.nt,cates every bns,ie Of Hos
1kstxa's BtsPgRs. Tnss shield. thrown BY the
u"vern'nen' over the l,ronr,etOrs and the public
Tor their jp'ct protection is placed conspicuous
" acrossth- cork and over the neck at each b.,
tie. and c:nnot fail to strike the eve Of the
casual observer. Nothing that nurnorss to H.
Aost~ttcr's B'ttcrs eau BE- genuine unless the
stan,p 10 there.
Il - also proper 70 state that the Bitters are
Geld exclusively ia glass. and ncv r under ary
circumstances by the gallon or barrel t,npos.
tiers and nitators are aIr>:i. and the ou,v ~.
gard the public havs lainst them Is to- see thai
the Dittcrs they ..my pear the engraved label and
note II hani ~ '..ssrs. uostetter = smith. and
esSha mp .. We mentioned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05
The d DIV Acts upon the Mind,
In Ovcrhcatcd Factories, &C.,

The pressure upon the animal powers is ve:,
great Th"ss who are compelled to breathe tn
unnatuta al atmospi.e e 81 such places, SHOULD sus
tain the strength aud elasticity of the System
with the i;irrgms Ums 81 the grand pro- critic
Of the article Is that il traces aud ha' d.. ID
nervous system. aud REUTERS the lungs und sk.
capable oi resisting the effects Of bad air, ana
rapid changes from heat ~ cold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

I0t01 HSoUsusueUV go. =.
l1th--The greatest amount insuf
Cd IN any enc rhf ,....si....'
19th-Ths sreatest Amt allowed !
by NE sules q TIE Company !;
= b insured - any one City, /:
lpwn q village J
1Sth The aPsaeese Ao't allowt1 7
Ots isssssd In aayehs bSeekg
1Alh-Tks At IT Ins tWosstico
80 OpnpanJ a'psbt hlsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Really posse<sin, all the propertie' ciai."ed f"'
three distinct species "f remedies, viz tones
Alternatives and iaxa,ive>. aud da,y proving b.
IL operation ~ Cases requiring the exhibition y
these three important agents. that /. combine.
them all IN :hc greatest purity and the hest poss
i6le proportions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

Has rendered Ill imported liquors no. only unre
liable but dangerous. Distinguished from ever.
other st,mulAnt obtsinabts II, this coantrs, b,
ia Absoiutc purity. L,,srKrswss iiiITxss the &c
titled s.s-rcc of sound native rye. medicsfes
with the ,.,ses Of the most valuable tJmlc, ulier
attire and disrnfectant hcrbS 81 inds aionc nh.
u ,Approacl,ed US y safe ana irreproscaable re-
alnrmt vss md nrrv.nt,ve
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-05

5th-The smount of Liabilities
due Of not due 10 Banks. - 9th.
] q efe5itens ................
ssh--lDsses adjusted and due.
7sA-r,osses a6jdstsd I'D aSt due
Sth -Losses sAadjustsi ,.......
Nh-Losses = suspense, await
ing fsrthsr pssoe.
10th-All ether claims against
the Oompanys
The New York herald., 1866-08-01
TINE LOUISVILLE MUSICAL CONVENTION.

bpUlviLLki July ~ lSOo
The fourteenth annual Convention OF the North
American easneerbund terminated yesterday with a
grand excursion the Mammoth Cave. special train
from Louisville reached Cave City midnight atur
day and about one thousand singers started for the Cave
on stages and wagons Tho distance 20 tho Cave, cxclu
sye OF u,s and zgzsg Of the stage wagon
ia about nine miles and the road Of the toughest
and most dangerous in tho West The crcuronists had
hard tine ~ IL: but with 'he exception of one stage
somcrsauiiing near tue Indian Cave and scattering all
IT, passeBsersortunaieiy wI,not serious harthcy all
reached Cave In safety There nothing prepared
for arrival and everything in such confusion
that they found impossible 10 give tho promised con
cert.
A select party, made up from tho various societies
started uy the long for the Echo river returning
the same night Many OF the halls and chambers
brilliantly illuminated The Gothic Temple, with ia
huge alac;itt aud salagfrss presented cup dad a.
the strains OF Krcn2ers c'spcl cong from the Louis
ve band resounded hTough the lay yrintlan chambers
Starting fOr the bubefrancsn river, the party paused
moinen, on the brink of the bDttomless pit, wh0se
steep sdes and abs small depths snone with uneafthiy
crcc, Ia tho ght tndiei by the negro guide cros cd
the BRIDGE or Sighg squeezed themselves through "fat
mans Misery groped along the banks of the ''si,x
and Dead = with aud trembling, sung stirring
quartctic on the Echo river and we're answered by a
thousand harmonious voices, ganed ia wonder on ITO
mammoth temple and rs single dome OF solid rock on"
hundred and tsenty sect high. watched the studded
roof Of tho chamber and after testing tue acoustics
0f the myriad galleries and wonders, bnal returned A.
ntvht ~ upper air, from o. - % degrees FarcnheL
The entire distance Travelled by tho party IN TIC cave
wus fifteen miles anJ on the shores of the Dead Sea
they stood foir hundred below the surface Of the
ear.a The majority of the oxcrsousis returned 10
L0nis lie this afternoon and started FOR their respective
humcs
Tbe numerous visitors - the sangorfea ~i long
member The .eek - harmony, inuncaliy and ociaily
speskiEs, they spent 10 henincAy
The New York herald., 1866-08-01
IRe NEW TARIFF LAW.

From despatch received by Collector Smyths OF the
New York Custom House from the Secretary of the
Treasury, III relation TO the ndaiory Iarin bill il rs
asoertaned that the new law will go into effect
the LIST day OF August many have supposed but will
be deferred until the loth From this It Will be
that goods now in bond will be chargeable only at the
old tara ratee. The law It now exists contains
ton, which without specifically describing the mercban
disc raises the duty the entire ad valoram list by the
addition OF the cost Of packing freghtae export duty
&c This increases the tariff many articles 70 as high
rs twenty-five or thirty per The section alluded 10
reads:
SEC q That in determining tho dntable value OF inn
ported Wefci andse, iner shan ne added the cost
the actual wholesale prices or general market value
the time or exportaion Ia the principal markets OF the
country from Which the saaa sbai nave beon imported
into the United States tho cost OF pottation snip
ment, anu iranshipnent with All expenses included,
from the plnce OF growth, production iacture
whether ~ land OF water 10 Tho vessel IN which ship
meht ~ tipin 70 me ned St@ics; the value oi Tue
sack box, or covering Of kind In which goods
contained; commission Al The Gsuai rates. but
less than Two aud tsf pcr brokerage export
duty aud all other actual usual ralca Tor putting up
prepar NJ and iacNi0s for -pgration shpm nt
ANA All charges OF general Character Incurred IN tho
purchase oi general nyoc0, shat be- dis'uDucd pro
rata among al part of snch Invoice aud o. cry part
thereof charged With duties based vaac shall
vanced according 70 t. proportion, and an wines Or
other articles pa ing sperc duty by grades shall be
graded and pay duty ac ordng 70 ne actual value de-
tered value o handise charge shall be regarded
part of th3 actual yae OF such merchandise nnd II
such addition shsil exceed by per the value
so declared In the entry IN addition 10 tho duties inn
impos by law, there shall be levied collected and paid
duty OF twenty per oenium on such value. Provided
that the duty shall in nowise be- upon
less than the invoice entered value Provided further
that nothing hercin contained shn apply lon-comb-
ing carpet woods costing twelve less pound,
unless the charges added shall carry the cost above
twelve cents in which case cent pound dlty ID TO
be levied
The New York herald., 1866-08-01
LrXe ERnm SAN fRknclSr1.

Sas rRssCrcp July "a, lss5
Victoria despatch says that the bark onward of the
Collins telegraph expedition, sailed yesterday for Pero
panlosski
cent school honia 0 the city and county 81 san Fran
ri co have been asardsd al 80 s21 and slA They
nfteen years from Aprl l. fs65.
There was an a0cti0n sails of circle sugar 20 day. u
sold at &c sc less pI pound than At the prcyious
sale.
ever came here from Siam. caused difficulties az tse
Cus,or, II use the officials there claiming ten Ter cent
additional duies the cargo because there ~ no reci
prociiy treaty between this country and sam.
sAx FnAssIeco July -, is95.
Tho ( ted States steamer suxanee. from Eaparaso,
May arrivcd Monterey yest'fday
ON. rstprns from the recent election ~ kson
count aow that the demoefs,U majority u ISL
fhe Trainer Del Sortes from Crescent 'l'y, brings
S. O0 treasure
Via shares continue vrak -ophiro, 1920 choilsr,
$3.50; .,sIcher. tl1, yellow Jacket t5s3, Savage,
1876, Imperial &gl. Legal tenders T0h
The New York herald., 1866-08-01

duly celebrated on the part OF the Americans o. caao
and Lima by a grand subscription di ner AZ NORM
Hotel His Excelleney General Prsdo and abnet were
invited, as also Admiral Pearson and others OF the
American navy. General Prado was unable 70 be pre-
sent IN person although the Peruvian was
well represented by the distinguished Minister'S OF
Foreign Relations and of tho Treasury also by The
Attorney General. II gave especial pleasure 70 all
Americans to- thus be able extend cordial welcome
TO these honorable and able who doing much
to redeem the good Of sister republic. They
recognized IN them, * well AZ In the actual combatans
OF the ID Of May aud the leaders OF the Army OF Res
toraon, those true patriots who sincerely love their
country The utmost good fellowship, on the ground OF
common devotion 10 republican principles, prevailed
throughout the evening between all parties The usual
number OF patriotic toasts were drank and the ous-
iomary amount Of eloquence expended II general
agreed ha, Andrew johnson the able defender Of
the true fath, although some few entered earnest
and ontspoken protest against his course doctrines
rRaDos SCHEMES FOR IMPROVING COUNTRY:
The Dictator s perfccting his well considered schemes
Tor the Improvement or tn country and Is propos pg
materially strengthen the CaiIao This
last IL measure OF most panfes and urgent necessity
ApsIRAL JOHN v. TUCKER, "
think have already advised Of the appointment
OF John Il. Tucker as Admiral OF the Peruvian Navy
He was DISTINGUISHED officer IN the rcb service and
viii no douo prove good commander IN this field
He took passage in the mail steamer Of yesterday
Jon his vessels IN the South. Tho subsequent move
mone OF the fleet are as yet uDsnnonnoed.