Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
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NJ TELE0R.APn.
French Troops Leaving Mexico
Turkey brought to Terms
NO rENIANS TO BE EXECU-
TED.


New YORE, Nov. Q.
The Hcrald's Paris correspondence says:
Gen. Castleneau will arrange for the rctire>
,nent Of the French troops from Mexico en-
mssse, - Napoleon thinks that . march BY
dstachments would be movement. 1t was
considered that France would be relieved Of
two huge ineubi in Mexico in
the same period Of time. Tho Empress Of
Mexico, now called the Princess Carlotta 10
said 70 BE- afflicted with . religious mono
mania -alwsys:bes ailipg the injuries done to
the church in Mexico, believing and that
her case 1, hopeless Of cur. Ills sad that
the unfortunate lady had attempted to cnn :
nit suicide BY Jumping rom window.
The Heiald's Dublin correspondence says:
The Bright banquet in Dublin promises to
be grand national affair.
The same correspondent gives extracts
from the letters received by the Executive
Committee from leading personages in reply
to the invitations. The sentiment express
ed by Cardinal Cullen and others 60 to show
that Mr.. Bright is likely 10 effect such re-
union % will secure the removal Of existing
grievances.
A cry large meeting Was held last even
ing ct Cooper Institute, 70 aid in the estsb>
li>hment Of National Asylum on the Poto.
mac for disabl d soldiers and sailors. Hor
acc Greeley presided Addresses were de-
livered by Lt.-0overnor woodford, General
U. q. HoWaru, Governor Hamilton Of Tex
-. and others. A contribution was raised
il: lid Of the object. About $25 900 or $780,
600 are needed to establish the ins.itu lion.
1t Gen. w. T. Sherman, and L. d.
| ~h>M -. a.
in this city last night.
Braine, the alleged pirate Of the Chcsa-
apeak, plead not guilty Of the Indictment in
the circuit court in Brooklyn. He was re-
manded, and the trial will take place on the
10th inst.
Joseph Smith vas some time since eject-
ed from the steamer st. John, Ct refused
passage to Albany. lie sued the company
Tor 90, 600 damage, and jury, Yesterday,
after charge By the court, rendered YER
dict for $l4O0.
The Herald's Washington special says :
A. j. Kane. Of the navy has arrived in
Washington 10 order to answer charges
preferred against him BY Mr.. Peck. our Min
lister to Hsyd. 1t is alleged that Kane gave
up certain papers entrusted to him by .
prom neat Haytian rebel, TO President GET
ferad, threatening 10 assassipate the latter
and his cabinet By blowing up the principal
areenals in Port Aupsince and burning the
city The charge Is that Kane received
e25. 900 in & Id for the service.
The HeraId's Havana correspondent SAYS,
Monster Resignense, Maximilian's cham.
bsrlain, arrived recently in Havana, on the
Manhattan, from Mexico. HIS attention
seems 70 be devoted to On inspection Of un-
tenanted houses in that city.
Gen. Manso, the neg Captain General oil
Cuba, arrived ct Havana last Saturday to
relieve Gen. Lessundia.
The Herald's Washington special says
It is the intention Of Gov. Swami to call
the Maryland Legislature together At M
early day, for the purpose Of impeachine
Judge Bond.
A large d, legation Of prominent n en- from
Ohio arrived here to>nieh', to assist in the
recommendation Of Mr.. Spooner - the sue
ceasor Of Mr.. Rollins - Commissioner o.
Internal Revenue. Gov. Swami advocates
The change.
The Worlds Que bee special says: Tn,
correspondence between the Canadian Gov
eminent and Her Majesty's Representativ.
q Wsshinetoo, 10 UNDERWOOD to have result
ed In the recall Of the death sentence 70
Gently pronounced against the condemned
and the substitution therefore to imprison
msnt for . term u years.
Aessfs. welles, Bell aud Flanagan hav,
teen released without trial.
The action Of The Government in commu
ting the death sentences will probably b,
made public in few days.
Tbs Montreal Gazette, the Government
organ, reitesatss the statement that tn,
British 0overnoent has instructed its Rep
resentative to eco that the Fen,an prisoner
are net only tried By = regular tribunal. bu
afforded I'll the benefit Of the most human,
penalties.
The Toronto papers say that he deatl
sentence passed upon the Ferian prisoner
will DO RENTED, but that the punishment
win be severe.
The Tribune's figures increase Fenton'
majority . IA, 500.
Previous to The races Yesterday Mr.. Ed
yard ochenck cold ct sucsien seventeen
blood hossss from the stables Of Leonar'
W. jerome, comprising some Of the bes
stock In the country. The total amount Q
he sale was 1S,s45.
To EDirons AND AoEHfs:-No New Yorl
markets received this noon.
(8snsd) DsAKE.