Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
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Nsw Yoax, Nov. 8.
On Friday lass ~ AGDonAie o1oomehip
Compony " sujeinsd b Jo1Ge Deody, o.
| tho Co1st e Oo01nDo pJoaA tfu0 tso6ofR-
siae ~ nsWly essoAsd eapltal sesek Of the
Gsepeg11ioo- -about oo,0Ooyc 900. The eeis-
insI capital Ne a, o00, 900, bat q . late
nestiag il was doubled, With - understand
Ing, Il b alleged, that The new stock ShoaA
not b isto ossket 6or six months, dating
from Jaiy, 1855. The complaint VS. ct
forth that the stock vas being disposed Of
contrary 70 their agreement, and On injunc-
ton was therefore CRESTED.
The following dispatch . received over
the Atlantic cable, dated Rio Jansir0. Oct
10Th. Va Lender, New. 9Th:
Another battle took place ct Fort Cura.
pacity % The 22d Of Sept. The gun-boats
Engaged ths fsst from the Sivss, while the
aIlied stoeming eolu0n attacked The Para
i gusyaa lieW ID Tie midst Of shower Of
gfspe and musketry, end noblv captured
the nrse parallels. They failed, however. to
take Ne secoad. and were compelled to re-
tire a1tsr haviog aDstAised loss Of I, 600
mss. and having had several gun-boats dis
ahled.
Gen. Flores returned 10 Aontevido with
the rest Of the oriental army.
Great excitement prevails. Further OPP
erations ore suspended.
The Herald's City Of Mexico correspond
encs says:
Maximilian has appointed Mammal Bazine
Temporary Regent, and took his departure
for Vera Cruz on the 2lst, going round
about way to avoid meeting Gen. Castle
ncau, Who vas at the same time e. reMts
| Gnnsn Vnea Cruz IN MaviAn
The ministry. upon hearing Of the ap>
pointment # Bazine, Immediately resign
cd.
Castlcnesu arrived ct the Capital on the
93d, and took upon himself the minislration
Of the government.
J An Austrian fngate at Vera Cus was
| awaiting Maximilian's arrival to depart for
Europe.
Gen. Oastleneau, il is understood, brought
. orders 70 Aaximilian to tuin over his en-
pire to Bazine.
Gen. Sherman and Col. Campbell, our
Mexican Ministesu. will sail for Mexico in
, The steamer SueQuehonna in few days, "a
until gsoeeal oleciiea II President and
. Consfsso - y ~.
II nssslds Toronto special ays, Mr..
/ 49, NULL = OOO0DDUS tVS0oVCV "a
4 anonymous letter from Ciuciuoati, detail>
o isg the intention q party Of Fenians who
}. ore On route to Toronto TO assassinats ell
Q the officers Of the assixes concerned In the
? sentence Of Lynch and AcMahon. Consid-
Catholics at the acquital Of Lunsden.
ri Another raid was expected from Buffalo
: on Saturday night, during Fenian dem
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The captured arms, recently returned By Or
der Of President johnson.
Meetings among the brotherhood were
held in Buffalo and Indianapolis on Satur
J. day night, in which rstaliatory measured
were threatened in case Of the execution Of
Lynch and Mcmahon. A new trial for
!. Mcmahon and Lynch will be appli for
|. during the week.
4 The Tribune's Montreal special ssys, the
!. tooth regiment, just out from England, bv
Il he steamer Pennsylvania, arrived here yea.
terday. One half Of the regiment will 70
. Immediately to Ottawa.
!. There are now in British America about
. IL, 900 troops Of the regular British army,
y Of which 5000 are in Canada.
The Tribune's Washington special says,
Notwithstanding the petitions Of the frat
!, and second class clerks Of the treasury de-
= partment, Secretary AcCuloch has decided
> not TO grant them any Of the extra compen-
1 sation appropriated BY Congress for their
relief. portion Of which has been given to
e clerks Of higher grade.
}. The Times learns that the announcement
e Of the death Of Simon Draper was prema-
. ture. That gentleman 10 seriously i'll, how>
u ever.
The Tribune's Fort Riley special says. q
: hunting party, including viscount Couthe,
= !. vile, Baron Halstein and Count Montague.
: who were reported killed or captured, have
= returned safely.
o A Hsrald's Washington special says: The
g President authorized pardon to b granted
= to 8. n. Roberts Of Ohio, and WIN. s.
Hynes Of Louisiana. The former for his mar
J. ticipation in the Rsbsllioo, under The 10th
y clause, to Join Tie instruction; and the lat
Q ter under the 18th, Or go, 900 clause Of the
amnesty proclamation.
No instruction has yet been received from
: France by the Marquis De Monthelon, direc-
, ting him to proceed TO Lisbon, or intimat-
|. ing that no 10 to be superceded BY Count
!. Begthalet; nevertheless he is inclined "a
q give sesne credit to the cable dispatch Of
{ the I'd inst, and looks to the arrival Of the
Q European mail Of that date to either confirm
G or deny the report.
The President to-day issued the order fol
the Reinstatement Of General Thomas w
Sweeney to his former position In the regu.
lar army. Gen. Sweeney leaves here fol
= New York 70 MORROW.