Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-12

Tho Tessnts oily asthositiss staAs that
the Eeglish Government intends to demand
. supr1seaiea II TIE fsn,an organisation
by The Adainistsasien, OF they threaten to
Gid the coppefhsads to divide the Union
With lev Armstrong guns.
A member Of the Canadian Cabinet. stated
that the troops sent there from England we're
intended for more serious contingencies
thhn those presented by Fcnian raids.
The Herald's correspondent writing from
Franklin county, North Carolina, says the
gold mine at Porter, is undoubtedly the
richest sarface mine in the world.
wealthy company chartered by the State,
and investing a capital ofS5o0, 600 has been
organized to work them.
The 1ribuncs's ST. Louis special says, ~
request OF the county court Of Oei'oWa!
county, The State government has removed
lases auount Of arms ffoo Bultea 70 Jsf-
fssseo City Ses sals kesping. Il y reported
that . armed osGAniaation. 10 forming 70
take them into Oallswsy.
The Tribans's Syracuse special Of last
evening says, the Unitarians considered and
adopted propositions for nsw and psrSsce
orpsuixssion ,f their sect. In the afternoon
the question Of how 10 procure . greater
supply Of minister, vas taken up ana d's-
cussed, and during the proceedings she sum
Of $50, 900 was pledged for the use u the
Mcadville Theological school. There wer:
votes ofrespect for the Cambridge school
and is professors; recommending to the
church TO raise for dcnominational purposes
the annual sum Of 100000; approving and
promising cooperation II the Temperance
movement; extending fraternity " the
Univefsalists. The meeting today Vas
very large and enthusiastic. LIE confer
encs adjourned till 1858.
The Tribune's special says :-Secseeary
McCulloch. in the coming report, will Show
Shat the amount Of cash on hapd june SOtb,
1866, Was $50, $50, $40; cash On hand june
30th 1866, tl3,OC6. 1881 .bl9-nse gain IN
one year being 312, ySl lot. 6O4. The amount
converted into currency 10 el6O, OOO, 600.
Receipts for the fiscal year were From
customs e17.9O4, 663,O34 from public
lands, 6,6O3. 1903 from direct tax. $751;
6sl ,2sl; from miscellaneous. e6,5ls,6s6,-
GAG.
The amount Of the expenditures-civil,
foreign and miscellaneous-wcrs, e4,lO4.>
996,596 pensions, and to Indians, 81 .625,
$50. O44 war expenditures. e2S. ~ 49,
1872 navy, &4,35l ,963,22l !; interest, $lS,.
3O7. 473,727.
Total recsipts, 900, COB ,9l9, 6O6! total ex
penditures, e5l 1884. 1885, 40.
Two cases Of cholera were reported yes
tert1ay in the city.
Three new cases were admitted TO the hos
pital ship Falcon. tom the steamship Hell.
vetia, and six deaths occurred.
The Board Of Health VAS in session yes
tesday and decided that o. the cholera bad
dis appeared, no more daily bulletins will b.
Issued.
An inquest was held yesterday ON th'
body Of Bruno Edrsy, . river thief Who va
shot BY VIM. A. Patten On "wednesday
evening. The jury rendered verdict thai
the eh0oting Was perfectly juslihabIc, ant
immediately discharged.
The body Of murdered man was found
In the woods near Newton, Il. l., yesterday
his head having been crushed. In articlei
found upon his person were marked Jane.
Maker.
| The Herald'e city Of Mexico correspond
encc dated September 99th, saye: Maxi
miian's new ministry was very active ant
industrious. but had done nothing to restor,
public confidence. The compact between
the Emperor and Church party 10, virtually
70 turn over the power into their hands or
the receipt OF twenty-five million OF dollars
Msx'n''lian to he merely an Executive.
Orders were issued on the 18th ultlmo Il
send 2 900 troops to move toward Durango
and San Louis Potosi in order to reposscss
the Nerthern Department.
The Church party have commenced oper'
atoms by declaring that the abuses Of The
pres should be suppressed.
Aaximtilan remarked, in conversation
that the Kisses received by President Johns
son while on his tour, might be considered
a. good news for empire.
Mr.. Attcrberry. the U. S. Consul, bad
left for New York, on leave Of absence. A
banquet was given him by Americans in
tho city, At which the Confederate cxilcs
made speeches, expressing strong love for
the mon.
Marshall Bascaive had issued orders de-
ierring the departure Of the French troops
for this present, with the idea that another
revolution was imminent in the United
states, which world secure him upon his
throne
The dates from Peru are to Sept. god.
by recent Law in Peru, foreigners are
requested to pay $40 poll tax.
The Hera!d's Havana correspondent
says. there were lev casss Of yellow fever
IN the city, but the small pox had reap
peared.
kevolts among the Chinese coolies were
very frequent, and on the 29th, . foreman
Of factory was killed BY The workmen.
quarantine regulations remain unchang-
ed.
quar- whose names were not published in
GA ..";a.". .s uc S Nn n us'er anu ~lIe.
~. .ss'uc"cs =. Ncw orleans. ana have
Ju. ~, .e' M from EUROPE.
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