Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
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Frwsn New York.
Ngw YoRE, Sept. Is.
There we're ten fresh cases Of cholera re-
ported in this city yesterday, and sixteen
deaths occurred from the same disease. Ia
Brooklyn but one fresh case was reported,
and it was not believed to be fatal.
Two officers Of the Danish Government
arc in this coun ~ At present. to supcrin-
tend the settlement Of 5000 SCANDINAVIAN
emigrants, who arc to arrive by the steamer
Of the new line established between tns
city and the Baltic ports. The Government
Of the Scandinavian nation in Europe are
taking . lively interest IN the welfare Of It's
emigrants FROM those countries, and have
forwarded these gentlemen n, Government
agents for that purpose.
The Pensacola, Lieutenant A. kautz, CON-
mander, will sail from the navy yar'i at
Brooklyn to-day or tomorrow, to join the
south Pacific squadron.
A launch with Eve men belonging 70 the
navy yard in Brooklyn, col'ided with the
ferry boat on the East river yesterday, and
Two Of the men named Joseph Randall and
Emanuel Cooley were drowned.
Gonzsler anu Pellicier, the muSdercrs Of
Otero, in the city park Of Brookly, lat
~inter, will be removed TO Newburg to-day.
when the date Of their sxeeutiom Will he
fixed BY the District Court Of that district
The Herald's Rio Janciro correspondence
of Aug. 9Th, says Of the wal in Paraguay
that the allie. arc where they were at our
last sdvices, in morass under the guns VI
the enemy. They are still unable to au>
vaacs OF withdraw.
The small pox had broken out in . ma
lignant form among the allied s.ld crs, and
| physicians were SO scarce that il vac pos
pissed to impress . number.
A seizure Of 5000 horses hal been made
for use IN removing the camp.
No change hes been reported on board
the feet, which - lying where It was before
fishing for ,orpe oes.
Information VAS received from Corientex
IN the 16'h VI July. that the Paraguaysns
were advancing on the allied camp. but n.
further news Of the movement had been 70
ceived.
The Parsguayans had. reports said, beer
rr.infotc,d by 10000 men on the 3lst oil
July.
new ministry Was formed by the Elm
perez Of BroziI, after consultation with hu
councillor, . distinguished L,br, al, who has
I. tm-d the government VI men Of similar an
lecedcnts, on the 4th Of August. The new
ministry met, when they were received wit.
decided oppo zion in the CALLER e. and hast.
lily adj .urned, but ION q vote they after.
wards found themselves in majority, sl-
though small one.
James Wilson Webb. the U. 5. Minister
arrived on the I'd Of August.
The st0rrship Onward was in the harbor
The Brooklyn sailed on the 4,h ult, for
Bahia.
The Peruvian 4 ct was expected in the
River Tfa,a.
The Herald's Toron dispatch says
Canadian papers are urging that the United
States Government is responsible for the Fe
nian troubles, and demand that England
should declare var il the Ccnians are no,
suppressed. The periodical attack is CT.
pectsd at any moment, and the preparations
ere nov mainly making for the defensive BY
srresting every one supposed BY any one
else to be Fenian or to have any affinity
with the Brotherhood
The Hsraid's Chicago dispatch says
The Convention Of the officers Of the M,
tional banks Of the Northwest, vas largely
attended in that city yesterday The objec,
Of the Convention 10, consults,ion in regard
- redemptions, taxaticns in circulation, and
deposits, and the amendment introt uced 10
Congress by Mr.. Hooper from The commit,
tee on banks and banking. which require.
! uIsN r~r st.x.. 1:
New York, Philadelphia or Boston. The
Convention passed resolutions disappearing
Of the amen 'ment. snd also proposing co
operation with parties in the East to hav.
Judge Nelson's decision regarding the tax
alton Of National bank stock reversed.
fire vac discovered early last evening
in the sperm end lard oil store Of Brewster
4 Allen, on Washington street The stor,
had just been closed when the fire broke GU
and The steam engine used &c hosting pur
poses was working at full speed. The los
is about $4,000.
Times special gives four additional nsme
Of killed II the explosion in Albany yestss
ldsy. Besides these bones and poriiens q
The body Of anothsr mn have been fouud
ubt be 10 unknown.
Two men NAMED Mcconnell and Brennan
are missing AID u is not known but oths
livss have ssss besn lu~t BY the explosion.
b.'ok>kstper ~ The adjoining lumber deal
sr's wasso badly injured thas be had to b
taken home
The Times Washington special in speak
ing Of Secretary NcCullech says:
Notw,thssanding the effosis of inteeests,
Ipsrnes u induce hin 10 paft win ! porto,
0fhis gold fssssves ha otea ~ dsdined.
Tbs more eold held b. the 0ovsrnsnens The
greater the Intrinsic value Of its secu.ities
end ~ NAosev iss resuth ~ epec,e b-sis
While gold esaliauss n ilow in from Eu
rope and the ,scs.pts ftoa California sr'
- lasge % the pres nj, Il 10 believed al 10
gitimase demands for It can DO easily sup
piled Notwithstanding the increasing
oosnt held BY Govsrnment and he pre-
MUM reduced - rapidly - 10 eonsisten
With public interest
sss CaAinAn. g. W.. Sept. 10.
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