Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-26

Fso0 Now Hsss.
NV Yonx, Eepe. 95.-The Htsuli pub
llnlses . scent tssaty entered inlo y the
0overnmenss OF Brazil, Buencs Ayrcs and
Paraguay, which hes for ~ object the over
throw the present legal authority In Par.
aeuay, and the complete destruction OF the
sovereign Independence and integrity Of
that country. Tie treaty Was slgued on the
firsi Of Nay. 1885. at Buenos Ayfee. but was
brought 70 light by the neaci0us manOu
vers Of Hon. Edward Thornton. English
Minister ct Bucpos Ayses, and w. Gsrrow
Litson, British Charge dc Affairs 1t Non
teindo. The treaty not only effects Pass.
luay, but also Bolivia After having over.
thrown the present government Of Para
quay and set up another IN its stead, the 9th
ire bind themselves TO exact OF the new gov.
eminent a settlement Of boundaries upon
certain basia In laying down the basis the
allies coucede large strip Of Bolivian ter
ritory, and also very important water rights
in the limits Of Brazil and Buenos Ayres
This claim TO Bolivian territory and rights
has arose the indignation OF Bolivia, while
eminent Of Paraguay has called for vlgOr.
Gus protests from Peru and Chill.
A Tribune New Orleans special ssys: The
Tyler, Arkansas, papers. Of The 18th inst,
say that . detachment OF United States
troops, unsler command Of Capt. Tupper,
y ere fired into by an Arkansisn who WAS
OF aware the war was over.
Official information received from Der
tram, Texas, shows that place TO be in .
state of instruction. The citizens are oil
ar1od and patrol the streets TO prevent the
sOldiers from coming into town. The May
or and Sheriff are reported TO have teIe
gfsphed 70 shc Adjuiant General Of the
state 70 know how many men he could fur.
nish Ia drive the Yankees OF 4 reply 10
said to have been received. ofIesiag 5OO we'll
armed men and more IL necessary. The Of.
ficer In command Of the detat hment Of Uni.
ted States troops. numbering about 90 men,
had entrcnched and other wise fortified his
position. Amer receiving large fupply OF
ammunition from Galveston he expressed
confidence In being able to Withstand an u
tack. General Sheridan left for the scene Of
action this morning..
Gov. Wells Is sick with fever and ague.
He denies the statement that he endorses
the Presidents policy.
A Tribune TORONTO special says: Orders
have been given to the whole volunteer
fofcs Of the city to muster ut q given point
on the first alarm Of the fire bell, accoutred
with 40 rounds of ball cartridges An 1t.
tempt to burn OF capture the city Is feared
Large quantities Of military stores, includ
Ing ambulxnccs, are arriving here. Rcgulal
troops and volunteers are continually NOV.
ing hithcr aud thithcr. A yacht has been
sesed TO day and her crew Of three men ar
rested on suspicion Of being Fenians. A
small quantity Of ammunition was found
ON board
A Tribune special says: II 10 now definite
~ stated that jeff Davis will not be triet
the coming October.
The Circuit Court that met at Norfolk il
April last, under the impressions given b.
the local papers that congress had voted 4
transfer the setting 10 Richmond, adjourned
until October. The act No. So did not pas
both houses until May Ed, the adiournmen
Of the court was at that time premature an,
illegal. consequently the court will have I,
convene at Norfolk. and perfect legal I'd
journment 10 Richmond. On the 9Th q
July Congress passed the act, No II, re al
rAuging ths fourth circuit Of the T. 8. Court
BY naming Delaware In the place Of 6ou,l
Caroline. while 1t the same tune the neces
sary re- allotment Of judges To the Distric
were admitted. The Judge Of the Suprsm,
Court does not argue upon their power 4
make this change Of judges, and il will b
necessary TO awsit the action Of congress II
THE matter, when these official ties shal
have been convicted and 1t is authOritat,vel,
announced that the military will In NO wis
interfere with the civil law.
Chief Justice Chase announces himself II
readiness to call . special session Of th
court and proceed with the trial Of Davis
From LOo1sv1lDe.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 25.-We had har,
rain to day. Four deaths from cholera.
|
From Na.hvilIe.
NASHVILLE, Sept 2j.-ln the last "a hours
ending L. NJ, there were II deaths from
cholera
From -. Louis.
ST.. Louis. Sept 25-The Laclcdc race
have been pos, poned till October, SLll
Lightly horses here will remain.
FrOos Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept 20.
This afternoon the American publishes
statement in regard to the National hxprea
Company assignment. rs reported by III,
New York kvening Post, In W hich II say
the Post has been incorrectly Informed as /.
the names given. The trustees are J. Il
Hoge. j. J. keely and q. Oliver O'Donnell
A correspondent ut Richmond informs Vi
that according TO the deed Of assignment tn,
Company have the right to continue bust
ness ill November let, unless stopped by III
creditors sooner The Baltimore 8 Ohio
Railroad. tho Bank Of Comnerc" Of Belti
| more. the employees of the National Ex
press Co., and the Company's lawyers an
oil made preiefef cseditOrB; - also ere al
parties 10 whOn debts ere contracted by any
officer or director for which be 10 liable and
debts for which they may become liable fol
transportation, &c, before the first of No
vember. The correspondent also states that
it 10 the intention To force the stock holder
To pay up the per cent. Of the last call on
their subscriptions.