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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
LATE NEWS


fosoxro. C. w.. Nov. 9-TAe Toronto
Louder this morning In long article on the
fate of the condemned FeuIahs n.y. the
formal massage OF the sentence Of death 10
MT regarded as certain indication OF their
fate circumstance ppint towards lenicn
CIV. the shedding Of blood 10 not very ar
cent. nor It's utility clearly apparent. The
circumstances will probably determine the
fate Of the pris ,ness, but II Il should turn
out that none of them are executed. The
punishment will no doubt be exemplary; let
no one man 20 away with the idea that the
FeniAn culpslts will ges free pardon or any.
thing approaching 10 II. The public opin'
ion will demand that punishment, b ces.
tain and severe. Under different cifcum-
stancrs, they would assuredly have bsen
hanged. III were necsssafy 70 desss from
another raid 70 execute, oil appeols Tor mes'
cy would b vain. The Imperial govern
ment will have some suggestion 70 make OF
the subject, and by that suggestion the rep.
resentstive of the crown with or without
further advice will shape his course. There
Is nm increasing tendency on the part OF the
public TO believe that full vigOr OF The NV
will not be executed ON the prisoners sen
fenced 10 death.
Already friends Of the prisoners are rails.
ing money in the States ON the presumption
that they are going TO be hanged, AMI II II
be possible that they will mot be hanged the
sooner this Is understood the lees money they
will be able To raise. We can afford to be
magnanimous much better than We can make
them martyrs; but our magnaDimity cannot
60 beyond sparing their lives, II Il goes that
fAr. Punishment prop0rti0nste 70 their
crime. with perhaps an sdmixturc OF Royal
clCmcncy, they must receive.
The Globe hes diepatch from Montreal
saying that it il underst0ed that the Govern
incnt, at the late Cabinet meeting Ies0lved
:" commute the sentence Of Lynch and Nc
NAHUM.
Three men, named Bell, Flanagan and
Wells, confined In the old jail since June
last on the charge OF Fenianism. were re-
leased from custody, the grand jury having
ignored bills against them.
OTTAWA, G. W., Nov. S.-Two cases o.
rifles have been seized, addressed TO an I'M
known person, and detained by the authori
ties for instructions from the Government.
Hon. John A. Mcdonald leaves on Mon
day Tor New York To join other delegate
sailing for England next Wednesday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

what The 1l1s.sraeas Abes1fshy
A0kA.


: "weli, cir. what's the matters said Abesnsthy,
the great EnrIIeh surgeon, 20 cndaverpus-lo looking
Rsisn', who had called TO consili him. "oh, moth
Ing serious" was the reply my stomach and liver
out Of order. that's all" "Do ron call that nothing
tcriouss" said Abernethy ~ tell you cir, that when
these two organs arc out Of order as You call Il.
there's not square inch of the body that Is not more
or less dscased drop Of blsod in II thst 70 In
heal,hful condition" Nothing can be more true,
therefore II IL OF the very bighest importance to keep
the stomach and liver In vigorous condition. II the
one 1. weak and the other irregular in its action tone
s,a control them with HOSTErTERS CElE
pRArRD STOMACH DfTTHRS-she most genial
vegetable Restorative and Alternative that has ever
been administered as cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Disease. II 10 recommended BY distinguished sur
seons and physicians Of the United States Army, ~
siccrs Of the Army and Navy. by our arst authors.
by cmcncnt clergymcn-in fact, by thousands of the
mos, inicgc, OF every ciasr. as an unequalled po-
cctiyc against epidemic and ma!arous diseases, and
~ perfectly innocnous, but a, the same time power
sal invigoran, ard alternative.
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Phaiem,s "Nishs Dlseasisg Cercss."
sshsssns "Nishs Bisorsisg Ceress."
Phalsss "NSshs Dlssssiss Csress."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
Fire.


LOWELL, MASS, Nov. S.-The saw mill OF
Norcross & Saunders was burned this
morning. Loss $4,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

O1a R0p vam VHioklc laiu.
Geld Medal 2hes ~.
Port and N0mae0ao.
nooeveae 0eoorboo.
wheat y0dr1ent.
Old Homestead Rye.
In addition 10 our business Of selling Wines, etc.,
IN Offgafa Iackaee and In order to Insure to Gus
tusnere Pure LiQuors In compact and convenient
"m. we commenced the enterprise OF bottling and
~, king In caece our well known Wines, BSnndies.
Whskice. etc. and have ecut them out in style that
WV preclude the possibility If their being tampered
with before reaching the purchaser. The general ap
probation ard gratifying success that has awarded
chwts has encouraged 10 maintain the stan lard q
scgnsds quality aleO tn make increaecd enerts re-
tai the cot hdence and patronage which hse been
hbciai.y bestowed upon us.
BININGRR D CO.
tkheaoiiehcd lssS1 lmpustere III Who's. ETC..
No. IL Beaver street. New York
The ahovC porsslaf gssods arc put mp In capes
tairinS dozen bNtt.cs each. and are sold by nal
prominent Ouggislo, Gt,cere. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
The name Of Bningcf q Co., No. Is Beaver street
10 ias a tee iO the exact and literal nnth oi VIVA
ever they rcpscectt.-N. Y. Com Advertiser.
The :nI~s; houee ri BiEineci & Co., No.
Beaver street. fseputactcd npou aiec.r.es oi irtec
!!ty fairness and the highest honos.-N I. Ever nG
kxricss juuclt wcuwlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

For debility ,loss ofappetite, weakness. indFeetioa
Dyspepsia, want or action Of the Liver, dsordefsl
ssuasch. There srsso Btssss Mt can eoapase with
thsss b re.ovine ds6ss-isg eoaplaista. For sals
q =. Be had Il any drug store In TIE United sass
Of non the proprietors LouisviIls. ~. conner a
Seventy and Green Streets, To whoo an oeden should
b. addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
ST. LOUIS GRAIN ELEvATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.

Inspection l-1vc u OusnOt.
trimming. .....................H &c Ousnel.
" etkuluS .l>3C ~ 1UV M.
Storage 1l1c y bushel for ~ days, and
&c y bushei for every subsequent 10 days, Or
frsc:ions' part thereof
Aaclximg. II sewed Wheat, Rye and Bar
ley. Nc y bushel: Corn, ic do /; Oats, &c do
same Il tied. 10 do.
eprayage, TO Steamers, in sactszO:ts
Barley do. To within limits bounded north
b, North Market street. west BY fifteen,L street.
south BY Chouteap Avenue. in bulk Or in sach.
lslc n bushel b.yond above limits &c do. To
East 80. Louis depots, g. = 100 Ms.
All bray age from the Elevator controlled BY
the Company. BY order Of the Board,
Apr25-dlv John =. SMITH, Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

DAVENFOHr.. ........... ....EOWA.
LIVERY ARrICLI WE OFFER 10 THE
Ia traAs 10 warrassed Fresh and gems.
Inc. We are nov prepared 10 supply the trade
At lower rates than any other house In the city.
We keep constantly on hand large stock o.
Ntap1e Patent Medicine. consisting.
n part. Of the following
Or. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Family
pills, DiarrhGa Syrup, American Lincment,
Carter's Cough Balsam. Cordial, Ac., &c
Ayers Preparst,ons.
Jayue's do
BIrnett's, do
kennedy's do
Helmbold's do
nollossy's do
Herrick's do
.strickiands do
Barnes do
Mrs. winslow' Soothing Syrup.
Browns Troches.
CONSTITUTION WATER,
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
Perry DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer,
Aliens Lung Baisam. Halls Lung Balsam,
Goes Cough Balsam,
Upham's Asthma Cure,
WhitcOmb's Asthma Cure.
HanfUrd's Liver lnvigerator.
John q. Bakers Pure Cod Liver Oil. extra
Burnett's Cod Liver Oil.
N0lan's o Liver Oil.
Wilbous's Cod Liver Oil,
| Smolander' Buchu.
Dr. Mel aims virmifuge,
Lindsey's improved blood Scarcher,
Lallema.d's Rheumatism : Neuralgia Remedy.
| Dsllcy's Magical Pam EFT, actor.
JohnsOn's Rheumatic mpound.
Schenck's Sea-weed Tonic. Pulmonic Syrup end
Mandrake Pills. lConsumptive kemcdies,)
Odontoline for che Teeth,
EozodOnt tor the Teeth,
Perry's Moth and cFeckle Lotion.
Laird's Bloom Of Youth.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies.
Lyons Periodical Drops
Casweli, Mack 4 Co.'S Cod Liver Oil,
do do C.lisays Bark.
Biokrenc, or Life keiuvinator,
PULAND'S WHITE PtNE COMPOUND.
WISHARTS PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Sloan's Condition Powders,
Munn'a Elixs- Of Opium.
Winchester's Hypophosphites,
| TArrsnt's Seli,ser Apparent.
Wisters Balsam and Wild Cherry,s
Nerve and Bone Linement.
Arctic do
AFusca do
Wiasard Oil. Gargling Oil, Electric: Oil.
Pettit's Eye Sslve, Russian Salve,
McAlister's Ointment,
Bakers Specific.
| Marsden's Calisaya Tonic
Marsden's Pecioral balm.
Maguire's Ague Mixture.
Msgnire's Compound Extract Of Bernie Plant
0oodsle's Cstarrh Remedy
DlT.rERS.
Hostetters, liubbel's Golden,
| Roback's. Plantation,
Red Jacket, SWANS Bourbon,
Hollands, Constitution,
l
0nyso,ts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilia,
VOLTS Aromatic Schiedam Schnarpe.
Hair Restorative and
Dressings:
Bsrrett's Vegetable Restorative, (warranted.
Martha Washington. R,ngs Ambrosis,
Halle. Sterling's do
Woods Hair Restorative.
Oraham's Hair Remover.
Perfumes.
SWEET OPOPONAx, new and elegantly
Phslon's Night Blooming Cercua,
Golden Lilly Of Japan.
Lueis's Upper Ten, New Nown Hay, viose..
and West Ed.
And Imported perfumes and extracts generally
Hair Dyes.
Graham's Hair Dye.
Christsooro's, Hills 81 cent,
Japanese Hair Stain. Miiler's,
Upham's 50 cent? hachelor's.
Pills.
Cheeseman's, Wisha,ts,'
Wright Ayers,
Sir James Clark's, Jayne's,
DuponcO's McLain's,
Radway's, Hunnewell's
Holloway's, Brsndreth's
Wilson's, SchenskS,
Moifats, Hooper's.
Judd's. CoOk'A
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pilla
Congress. Saratoga and Enplrs
Water.
sPeeR'S CELEBRATE SAmDuRo
PORT WINE
For communion, and weakly constitutions.
An extensive asrOrtlmemt u
Wines Generally.
The Finest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
HuRLEY'8.
Agu . Tonic.



The only remedy Tor ChfIb md Fever or Ague and
Fever that 10 or can Be depended spoa b Hariey's
Ague Tonic. There have been thousands cured By
usins Il WIN had tried the usual remedies without
benefit but in No CASE HAS HURLEY's AGUR
TONIC FAILED no EFFECT A CURE. All who
have used it cheerslly tel their siesed frcn's Off,
= sure and cessaa article ~ chls and FEVER Asy
one suffering nom the chile wssld eoasslt their own
interest BY s,ndi.g - sarss Store 81 buying bot
tle 10 pleasant to take, compared others, asd
will be certain to cure al eases Of Fever and Ague
Chius and Fever. Send for IT to tbs proprietorr.
HURLEY. RuDDLE CO..
Louisville, Ky.
For sale By tho Wholesale druggists Of Louisville,
Cincinnati, Nenphh, 81. Lcuis. New orleans. &c.
Every druggist and country merchant shosid have
II In store. especially in districts subject to ehils and
fever or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
90 ,
M USlCAL

vi Rs. j. ZlM MI f. IL NJ A N.
WE'LL KNOWN As
Practical instrument Maker,
HAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OVER
III No 4 liz CLaIRn Row, where he intends
keeping u stock of
PIANOS. ORGANS. MELODEONs, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Sheet Music Music Books. &c. Persons wish
,ng To pun cheese instruments will do well TO call
on him He has IN hand = large stock Of Pianos
winch he will sell at $50 10 as less than mann
facturers' prices. If the instruments do not
give full satisfaction the money will be refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman keeIs all instruments purchas
ed Of him in order without extra charge. 21ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
lsaeeeseea NAV -, l-eO.

neaeenscs1 NAV -, 1850.
This 10 an article aor washing without ruhbin ].
exceps II vgy dirt, sees which " y require ver'
light rub, and mil he other repar lions orered Tor
Nike pa1puee, WILL SOf nor rHK ClO1n =. bat viii
/ ave thu m much wHtrxR than ordinary method,
Viahuuf tho upoa WeaS and tea~
Il removes grcese ep0ts II by mag and softe1s
he dirt BY sking, 81 that rnsing will u. rdnxry
eaeee ent rely removed 1t
Tn powder ie prepared in aceordan with ehenl-
jcal science, and upOn process peculiar - ITSELF
viii b b secured BY Letters atent. II has hern In
- for more than year. md ha1 proved tf1elf an
eniversol fhvosite wherever II hae been uecd AmOg
~ advantagse claimed asc tho following. via
Il saves ~ the expense Of soap us1ally Used on
cotton end Inca eO0ds
Il aves 1est Il tAs laber Of rubbing. M wear ard
tooS.
Aiso. fos cIsaalne wisdows II y unsurpassed.
With o0eQuasoof the tine and lab ueuslly required
h iopasts beouefal gloss aud lustSe. much superior
to any other mode, No water Required except TO
MOIST . ~ powder.
Disueeiuao Viii eerh rackage.
Ard e. - soaAlly appreciated By single tfia1 -
h co - w. ng for family q nvu - si1 pss1Us
viii not exeoed three cents. 1890
H. n,noalhc1ueufo " thls powder efe aware - y
my uee9sss onGDps un6s have ben tnlroducea to
he publ which have rotted the cloth failed il
femOving The II, NJ DDufng tho intrinsic exrs I
hence OF ihis article. they cOnAd ntlv proclaim h -
kelne adapted n neet dsmoDd which has long q 4
hfed and which has heretofore manned upsapps d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
MPlNN A y1lDI.rON.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
II tkS, Taper Hangers, Glasicrs. &c. shop
corner Main aud Fifth sis nch23 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

JEHoXE PARK, Nov. 8 The hurdle race,
II miles and seven hurdles. was won by
Knscoc, Yellowh ammer and Surprise. Full
,lmc AIS In the 1 Of mile dash Trova-
tore beat her ladyship by three lengths;
time 1:2lA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

26O BrNOad way, Boston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DV-H
N@v1 TCOLORS.
~ sale BY 6rocss and Dealers evcsywAer.
0cf11-d4W3uI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

ed most palstsblc sn - sivs to ehn1ssa, H -
Surprising That II IL st ahne plscs u n oshes -
partitions for worns-it bsing tsstelesa. - eano
Vim take Il. auG4eA&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

TRYPH OS e.
1ostorlng L STRENGTHENING
THE HAIR
MO OTHER PREPARATION FOR TIE
IN Hair. evee peeoopted TO the public sseh
Astom1eA1ng Resolos
II . sAsrs time q Assehs Tryphose.
Frem Ex-Nsyoe J. 3. HsSsy. who has besn
parely Bald for Fiftssn Tears.
DAReaross. Oct. lotA, 1sss.
lhavu boeo usine Nm. Uoelses's Isyphose e6e
~ lea III weeks, ed. vesy nueh 70 ~ surprise
80 Z - epep Of heir brouseg q. ~ up 81
~ head. where no hair b. kSwn Se1oee Tor
M psVsnsoas, OF. sd, 1855.
M I. n. Csslsse-ne6em 80
havo uoed SOor Her 8oeoraetvU - 0fOoo-
ise Tor a. har i0r $500 ~ week1s ~ d ~
hcsitsae = psseouses z 9Spseier y anythisg
thaa havs svsr ~ VIA - Ase pespsee.
r.r ri. y :. 8. r.llss1, 4 a.ssiosisa. and
~ Droeeies sstahlishssa.s Of 0rsbbs = c.,
esd J. q. warwisk. Davenport. - y ~ dsss-
-. Adarsss Orders g
HI. 3. r. CUULTER, Manufacture, Dosen-
psst, low, r. 0. Box II. nov7.d1n \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

Ii tkS, Paper Hangers Glazicrs &c shop
corner Main aud t'iih s's mch23-dly
Disease Of the Eye.
DIR. .I1<. S.I.WPHELL.
O G UllS T.
Office corner Perry and Second Htreets. mo
charg" made Tor u, successful ssrvices
Lasen~"r' Iowa feb2-d
". =. liaNCkk.B..
Dentist.
DEKnY STREET, bet Sd h 9Th. Davenport.
u With facilities unsurpassed, added TO the
experience oil more than 90 ears, hopes 10 merit
. large share al patronage sepl6
e. k0ne1I,
4 vAKPkNTEK AND BUILDER. SHOP on
NCommercial Alley. opposite Post Ofsce. Da.
ve"""vt. Ia.
-. -. oell'10 4 u uDalDV N. h..
nilYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
J. with pr. BAKER, under The Davenport Ma
uonal hank, corner Of 81 and Brady streets
KsvKRx>cxs-John N. Adler. N. D.. }. W. II
Baker. ND avlsu
80: o:oe a. C0: 4 WOOD.
1eesldeas 0Dcmslsss.
nFFiCE ON brady street, between Third and
~ Enuvth .an1IsT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

a. MILLER,
- IS GRADY STREET, BELOW SIC
ond keeps constantly On hand and makeo
to Older.
0enss', 1Doys' and Chl1dren-a
CLOTHING ofthe best material and In mannes
that cannot fAil 20 give satiafaction. Literal
patronage respectfully soicsisd. Imy2l-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

SEWING MACHINES.

.'TnE SINGER NJ MANUFACTURER. Co~r.h,." after year,
Of experience and effort have recently tronghto TYR
FEC11oN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

a Lao KEEP CONSTANTLY on AAND :.
"A ee.,pIete stock Of MALI. Hops, Pitch, Rosii
.ess Corks, Moss. Malt Shovsls, Barr.
1r1shcs. scoops, end Brswers' Materials Of .
kinds. -.
Brewery ssd Malt nouae II East Dssenpos
Orders solicited aaA psonptly SLED, on TIE b
$3.50. ss,4snma tebol 6tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

hFFlCE on iirady street, between Third and
~ touvth ,anldtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

Office corner Perry and Second atreets. ma
charg" made Tor Ut successful services
IR~enwovt lava febo div
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
Bx 1mLRoRAPH
Et 10 res I'll
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
ONE DAY LArHR FaoM noRopE

I WE| o. HlHF' n
wsshinston's Birthday In LONDON
Parliament Talks OF Revising ths
ssNeutrality" Laws-Fentsn Arrests
and the Cattle Plague Hnerc.sing--
- A, Steady Demand for American
!, n Bonss. hGhW
NEW YonK, March 8-The steamship
Java, from Liverpool on the 2sd, hs. AZ
BoNpor, Fob. IS. --ccusois closed at sTla
87i. U. s.S5-2o,s, 69la69t.I Al
The American banquet in London on the
22d, In honor Of Washington's birthday, was
attended by about 200 ladies and gentlemen.
The usual toasts and sentiments were
drank. Mr.. Adams confined his speech 10 q
brief expression Of thanks and patriotic as.
pirations. HIT1s a.'aHg
Mr.. Labauchers, In Parliament, called at.
tention to the neutrality laws, and Argued
that the interests Of humanity required their
revision, and cited tho case Of the ooufeder-
ate privateer az evidence. sET
The Attorney General admitted that the
subject was OF considerable importance, but
he defended the courss of the British Govern
ment and trusted that the American people
would see ultimately that II was only de-
sirous Of maintaining peace. The Govern
ment nan no onJecttoh, ana IN thct ne I'D
vised Mr.. Adams Of Its willingness TO con-
slider the question with the American Gov.
eminent. w .Haaffar ar.t -
I, He believed public opinion in America
condemned, the movement, and Il would be
undignihed 10 demonstrate 90 loud a. no pub
lie act was committed amounting TO q breach
OF the neutrality laws.
Tho Irish police continue TO actively arrest
all suspected FenianS, and troops continue
TO be sent to ireland.
The cattle plague Is stiIl increasing. The
latest weekly statement shows Is, 900 oases.
The largest Peruvian iron-olad, Hsscsr,
remained at Brest, under the surveillance Of
tho authorities. boo .sa ..arer' ..s1
Tue Gillian cruiser Independence also mr..
rived there. .. - 90 .-- 49,
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Further arrests Of Fe.
mans yesterday. A box Of grenades and
0rsini shells were seized in Dublin.
A revolution had broken out at Remhnio.
Prince Cauzo was taken prisoner BY the
Amy and forced TO sign his abdication.
There has been steady demand for 5.2o's
during the week. .'.I.F .--r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

New YoRK, March THE steamer City
Of New York, from Liverpool on the 2Ist, via
Queenstown on the 22d, has arrived.
The United States ship Canandaigua has
arrived ut Queenstown.
THE PEsIAS MOVEMENT.
The suspension Of the writ Of habsas corpu,
In ireland was received with universal appro.
baton in England, and very general salts
faction in Ireland.
The first effect there was uueasiness and
depression, but the vigor shown by the @ oy.
srnment has restored confidence, and had a
very favorable effect.
II Is believed that the object of the act
authorizing the arrest aud detention of any
person suspected Of treason, until Mare !.
1867, is to enable the authorities to deal wiz,
numerous Fenian emissaries from America,
who. 1t Is represented, are scattering In all
directions.
The military force in Ireland is being
strongly reinforced from England.
1t is reported that Sir Hugh Rose, CON.
mander in Ireland, has demanded further in.
struotions from the Government. -Four ser.
gesnts Of q regiment at Limerick have been
placed under arrest.
Among the latest arrests are Con John II.
Gleason and brother, of the Federal army.
Tho police were fired upon from house in
Tipperary, where they supposed drilling was
in progress. One Of the officers was severely
wounded. Some Of the men were arrested.
J. ]. Mcdonnell, the supposed head centre
Of Dublin, has been arrested. Order con.
tinued to DO maintained.
A bill passed the House Of Lords author
iIing the Irish Government to take posses
sion Of the telegraph wires If necessary.
In the French Corps Legislatiff draft for
an address in response to the speech from the
Throne has been introduced. 1t expresses
satisfaction at the assurance that the expe-
ditiOn in Mexico Is to close.
The address then alludes to traditional
sympathies of France and the United States,
and says the latter ought not to take UNI.
bragg at the presence of the French troops In
Mexico To render their recall dependent
upon any other consideration but our own
convenience would attack our rights and our
honor, which your Majesty guards with a
solicitude worthy Of France and the name oil
Napoleon,
The PdtTis gives q report that Secretary
Seward is about to send a eOnciliatOry dis.
patch to France, intimRting tho readiness Of
the United States to proclaim neutrality in
Mexico subject to certain conditions, ....
I, II 10 stated that recruiting In Austria to
all the Austrian corps In Mexico will com
menOs In few days 0'r...rv
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08

meant to make the black man free. II did
not Intend TO leave him 10 the prejudices Of
tho community in which he has lived as q
bondman, or TO the harsh fate Of the inhumsn
laws which Bis turner owner might create.
Our faith vas pledged 70 throw around him
every shield The law could furnish. This
bill Is called for by the dictates Of humanity,
and by that strict sense Of right which ap-
psais 90 foroibiy 10 the American heart 80
There has been urged against II single
objection, puerile In itself, II anything in
lannon's could be regarded % frivolous. II is
charged that In certain States there are
crimes which, when committed BY black
men, are punished with more severity than
when they are committed By white persons.
And this bill. Il 10 said, will interfere with
the right Of astste 10 inlet lie own degrees Of
punishment for offences. We are aware that
II does this, and commend II on this account.
II deals with guilt as the great God deals
with II, without respect Of parsons" Civil.
izstion and Christianity alike require that
the penalty for wrong doing shall be meted
out in accordance to the weight and nature
Of tho crime rather than depend for Its So
verify upon the color Of tho criminal. That
perfdy finds no sanction In this measure.
The hnal action upon this great question
Of citirenship and civil rights, by order Of
the House, win take place to-day. Let
every loyal and humane Legislator give II
his vote. The interests Of the public. the