Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

GosssqnSps wip y. nsaJY N proceed vi4h.
the trisI. bftyided Cor ress tSfsws no oL>
stasitr IA fhe N.Y. 13se committee, how
|sser, ~ trying ~efy hard 70 make out =
case which viii vasrsnt them il recon-
10 ndins his tris, before : :, ieney commis
..va.. n Ibis they win "A, - ,ns Prsss>
dent does not intend to 100 hio Or my
o. person connected VIII - rebellion
tned il any Other way .shas esfefs civil
lie Fensan' fssy n this city appears 70
be turned upcn the leaders. O'Nahony has
been ssrsst.d, t,icd, made 10 diseosg. and
disposed Of. end il il new the intention to
arrest and try Stevens on his arrival hsse,
which is anticipated on the 9th inst. He
y accused Of completely, = the acts for
which OMabony WAS tried. The BeNisa
Senate meets to- morrow. a.a.
An iriunc,iop has been granted on Appl-
cation Of several stockholders Of the Pa
ciGc Mail Steamship Company, restraining
u. DIR .ctors from disposing ri certain YES
sells of .he Vusspsny, on the ground o.
fraud X The sale o. vae4 fthem. The ar>
fsmest was ~ deen Or to day.
tt lIerald's Kiagstoo. Janai-s, cores
penden = Of April Gath says: The Com
missioners instructed 70 investigate the
causes aud origin u The late rebellion. we're
ously engaged 10 preparing their report
Great anA,ety existed A. 70 the prebsble
contents Of this important paper. The
| friends Of Governor Eyre claiming that the
testimony a TO the premeditation and sffili
| alton vi ii the enemies Of the Colonial Con
stilution in London, have been so clearly
proven a TO ins ufe the honorable acquitai
af that gentleinen on the ground that his
measures were all necessary for prompt
sup preston Of the outbreak On the other
hand. Il ia said that evidence has been given
u stnw that the military decentralization
was SO wide spread under his executive tina,
men were shot without any prefer &c Of
trial. tue surgeon Of y West India regiment
having ordered the execution VI three on
his own account. The churches and cler-
ymen we're sull much agitated.
From Clncinnaii.
CIscaNxAri, Nay 4.
The new residence Of Henry Varwig n
Clifton, vas destroyed bv FIRE this morn
ing Loss $4,000, and supposed to b
the work Of an incendiary.
TIE tow-boat Nick Hughes exploded he
boiler last night near Randolph. above
Memphis, Killing y persons. among whom
were Capt. Vandoren and Ysfe.
AronventiOn vas called to consider thu
propriety Of o, ganiz'ng q separate State
Government for East Tenne ssee. at Knox
vile Yesterday. Judge Samuel Roger,
presided. Judge Rogers said he ioped thu
1 4 IL ~ A0lshoeaenls, ard SuiAk
caution. This was but an a Journed meet
ing Of q Convention ut Greenville, held dur
ing the dark hours Of rebellion We pro
pose to continue movements: It is no Sc
es.i,n movement. II we sccede it will bt
from the Rebel people TO Join the Union peo
pc OF East Tennessee Inc long desirct
separate State Goycrnma mt and new Stat,
& BE- made one Of the ric iest in the Union
Al the conclusion Of the pre- sident's remarks
Col. Temple. from the Committee on Reso
u.lnns aud Business, reported tie address
which was unanimously adopted. II Z
satde SCI enc has long been cherished b,
the people Of East Tennessee. The pcopls
u the State offer in soil, habits and Gus
tom. The differences be wen the people j.
-uadicab'c. The West Mountain people
are ak r, bells. AM the East are all Un.on
70 protect ourselves We must disiranchis.
item. We will not be dragged into falls,
,osiions as to the Union by other South
EN- States. We believe a serarate Govern
nent best, that We may live IN peace ano
evelope our resources. The address con,
uded with statistics as to population, mum
br # sqiare miles, mineral re, onrces. e.
,Ir. james, delegate from Han iton offvres
areso'u ion opposing the atd ess Of tn.
omni tee, and advising pos,ponemento
the question until Congress decided It. Ten
aessee Is State. His resoluti, was unan
.mously voted down.