Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08
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New YosK, Nov. 8.
The World has the following specials
over the cable:
LONDON, Nov. Z.
The Bank Of England received into ito
vaults during the month ending Friday last,
gold 10 the value Of f94O, 060 The increase
in the week, after deducting pay msnts VAS
f243,99
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Evening.
American bonds were ruled this morning
At 6s@6S4. Erie shares are I per cent.
lower.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-Evening.
The petroleum market is quiet. The cot
ton market opened last evening ct tho rates
Of Orleans middlings, l52d.
NEw loak. Nov. 8.
The World gives Fenton S,ls7 majority !;
the Herald givcs him about 8, 600 the Times
about 10000; the Tribune gives him 49,
$40.
Braine, the alleged private Of the Chcsa
peaks will be asralgned to-day, but the trial
will be postponed until Friday the 10th
hast.
The Herald's Washington special says:-
On Saturday last Senior Romero, the Mexi
can Minister, sent dispatch TO President
Juarez, notifying him that Hon. l.. D.
Csmpoell, the United States Minister to
Mexico. aud lieut.. Gen. Sherman would ar
rive at Vera Crucx within fortnight. Mr..
Campbell 10 expected her tonight, and will
await the arrival Of Gen. Sherman, who will
probrbly reach her tomorrow They will
then have an interview with the President,
Gen. Grant and the Secretary Of War, and
receive their lustructson, after which they
will depart Immediately lof New York. Mr..
Campbell did not Contemplate having Ohio
Tor this city for several days yet, but Sec
rotary Seward telegsaphed him that he must
New York, Is the United States steamer
Susquehanna is to be ready for her voyage
on that date. Gen. Sherman goes to Mexi.
CO, il 10 understood, to remain there only
until the Juarez Government, is once more
completely ,c-cstablished, go that in case i,
should Be found necessary to use United
States troops to enforce the supremacy Of
the Mexicaa Republic an oflccr may be p, cs-
snt Of Sufficient prominence t. order
the entrance of the United States troops in
to Mexico, and to direct their movements
when there.
The latest advices received BY the Gov.
eminent from Mexico ore Of such . nature
- to lead to the belief that General Sner-
man will not be called upon to exercise the
authority with which be 10 vested, but his
presence there. and the object Of il being
known, will serve % an efFectual check It
10 thought upon those Who might otherwise
be disposed to resist the re.sssumption OF
the Government by President Juarez.
Gen. j. n. Simpson Of the United states
missioners Of the Uuion Pacific Railroad
west frsm Omaha, and its branches, has just
submit'e ed to the Secretary Of the Interior,
the Commissioners report en- the eighth
section Of 30 miles Of the road, extending
from the 24Oth to the 97Oth mile post. The
report represents the section compl ted and
equipped AZ fisst-class Railroad, and was
yesterday submitted BY the Secretary Of the
Interior to the President, with the recon.
mendatior that the section b accept d and
the bonds and patents for land due the
Company be issued agreeably to law, which
At once received the approval and order Of
the President.
The Tribune claims the election to Con.
gress Of Robertson In West Chester, Van
Wick In Orange, and Cornell in Ulster,
which makes up for the loss Of three mem.
bers from this city and Brooklyn, and keeps
the delegation a. L u Ut present-20 to IL.
The Times Washington special says
Those Who expect MI. johnson to change
his course IL view Of the result Of the recent
elections viii be disappointed. He vii leave
The question % The Southern people. and Il
they adsps The amendment, be will bow tc
The will u the people thus:lawfully express
ed.
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