Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-05
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RrO0 New nOGe s4itlsos l.
....,.a n ,aI raasNxv Tass, Aesil &. g
Ths nssSlA ki7Ss f'.nce thet No A1ps'
ditioue, oka A6oGebing q tAfes hon steam
1rv carrviae 600 men and the other oftwo
etssusss Nth $500 soldiers on board, were
rsportsd 70 have sailed for Bermuda which,
he vss stated. was 70 b taken possession OF
and used a. base for be final movement
against Ireland. Otbet<essels are report
N to have sailed from various ports In the
United States bound for Bermuda, altogeth-
& there was quite ferment in Fsnian cir.
des over the sews. 2 Wsz5lkA movements
ere suppos ed u t6 under way.
Nsw YoRK, April 8.
The Hsrajd's Washington special sayss--1
Ssrstor Wads has prepared an amendment
thieh he will offer when Senator Sumner
wings up ~ bill Gcr the Paris oxp61teson
that no money be raid out under that bill
until after Louis Napoleon vithdrews the
French troops from 1sxic0. Thi6 will give
fise 70 q debate which IL allowed 70 pseeeed
~ill open the whole French Mexican ques-
ton.
ioa~ i'+. New YoRx, April 8.
The Royal mail steamer Cuba Captain
Stone. which left Liverpool, ct one o cleek.
Ia the afternoon Of the 2lth and Queens-
Town on The 26th Of March, arrived this
morning.
Queenstown in the aftoenoon ofthe 22d and
reached Liverpool on the evening Of the
I23d Of March.
The Edinburg arrived At Queenstown on
1.-THE morning Of tbs 23d and Of Liverpool on
1.-The forenoon Of the Gath Of March.
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II TheNorth American arrived of London
Ederry about midnight ON the 23d o. March.
Il is positively asserted that Head Centre
IStephens is the guest Of John Mitchell u
, Paris. and will leave Havre for New Yori
shortly. He Quilted Ireland In sailing boa
: via Galway.
renian affairs are receiving some attsa
: Itiso h Pertinent. A.
|. NEw YoRx, Apsil 8.
The Worlds special ssys:-An sxpedl
Ition is bound for the island Of Campo Dei'e
: At the entrance of the Passamaquaddy Bay
1. Five hundred men have gone in sma
Isouads to Machias, Me-, then to embark 10
the destination in schooner. Two pr'n
ing presses accompany the expedition, an
a soon Is . landing is effected proc'ame
Il Ition will be issued to the Fenians Of q
vO0IteO OtSte0 soJViA suSus. ssssS -
British troops on the island. vhe ere " !
attacked BY superior numbers. A Provi
ional Government Ia to be organised,
president elected, New Bruswiek to be Co
quersd, congress established. c. kh''
I: leads the expedition, SUPPORTED BY Dow
r. ing and others. &. -t'Il..
The Attorney General Of Ireland said vi
respect to parties under arrest who had co,
from America, he was ready to give favoraa
II. consideration to their application for relies
Iut on their promising to leave Ireland and
er turn whence they came.
all In the House Of Commons Watkins ask
a q, fany decision had taken pla'e between IN
.ss land and the American Government relati
sle to Chascs petition for int, irrational COMA
be between England, France and Amer
Al Gladstone said he could find no evidence
re- any such question having been raise
III Gladstone announced that the Cover
y. mcnt intended to proceed with the Reio
~ Bill, regardless Of suggestions and propt
o. ed iuenalments. They would resist Grs
en-. yenors amendment as it implies direct WI
for Of confidence in the government.
en- The House adjourned until the 9th
az April, for the Easter Holidays.