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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
LATE NEW s


NEW York, Sept Alive cases, but no
deaths from cholera are reported in this city
this morning
The folio" ,ns dispatch was received to.
day, and is believed 20 be the first instance
in VIII ch q message has been sent from mid
OCEAN 10 Earopc and thence 10 America on
the samc day:
On board steamship Great Eastern, At
lan'ic esean sept 4 70 y. & Crair ard
gentlemen OF the Associated PIES. New
iuFt:-Nc have ius' received tcieerams
irma london .Ayiue laefc is ss'iou oei
breai, IN Canada .i,sse adsiso nc nceu
'a',ly by callc, via ilesEi- csnsent and
Nalenia III d.. ard ~ uEe. Nnt'Hf =
W. al ilssts cnninni saturday naNi. ~
gong w.ll. CrnIs W. IAALD..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

Troy, N. T., Sept. 1.
The se,ond annual Congress Of the Rob
erts sweeny wing Of Fcnian Brotherhood
convcaed al Troy yesterday. There were
fully on hundred and fifsy delegates pres
en', repr scnt'ny nearly all the States in the
Union. Generals Sweeny, Spear. UNeil
and other military no ables q the Brother
hool were present. General Murphy was
elected temporary speaker, and on The al
pointment Of . committee on credentials the
Congress adjourned 10 await Their report t.
General Sweeny's report will BE- presented
about Thursday. Delegates appear disposed
to frown down any atic,up, to introduce
politics into the Conven;ioH; all discussion
Of ehe action OF Congress or the Adm nistra.
lion in observance Of thc neutrality laws be-
ing detarred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

la swAis's vxaxrAsLs HAIs BALn
invariably restores grey hair TO iss frigi-
NJ color. without staining the . lin o.
-St,us. Il leaves the mos, dky. dead
ani\ CRISP hair. son. moist snf glossy,
can~ il to curl. ard keeps it ,yi,s place.
while promote. its s'o~sl and Pre-
cents in falling on.
II eO.sa . "r,asr oil o, ALL ao'
Numerol preparations oil. alcohol
aud sulphur have been lined upon tho
public. and y 'ng total failcd to give
satisfaction. IN 'uanuf E,urers have de-
servedly eone ~ kriet
Or. Swain wary rtY is Vegetable Balm
10 accomplish all he claims for II. and
aushoriies his sgcn, o refund the money
wherever /. fails to- Y satisfaction.
Il 10 sa entity ~ and scientific
preparation. prod ICED b he Oscillation Of
rare aud fragrant hs~ers, hich renders IL
not only the b ress~er il the world.
sst ealss il krsiculsrly y reeahlc -
hair drsssin to both old I'd young.
vAiis IL iiel = purity and n~ odor are
h ssriAias s,rsss with the nd ~ mi.-
tarss uss9 y ssld.
rAs pr9 sie'or hes letters from MY Of
lAe most distinguished ~ we'll ~ fas6\ ua-
Die pecVs, judges. elersymen. lawyEs,
pAysie Zoe, opera sineers. actresses. Al
ssrsif lss to the remarkable virtass ds
he balm.
Dcar ~ any dealer usve urxn you = dif-
1esout astiele, bat II your tynds1man dceo
nj hnrp thla. end onA dollar ~ . trial bot
~ tetho uoareat aOsne, 81 the proprietor.
u ~ gsUy hals, send Tor MOL.
1f NJ 6Air drssiing, send for No Z
z. y. swain, proprietor. No. ~ South We
Fue ssls 81 81 ths wAsaasals druogis>s
- CAiea0A
HARRISON : SrARKS. Wholesale and Retail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
CrxcixxAri. o.. Sent.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 8.
All railroad trains to and from the city
are running regularly again.
The Beard Of Health report the Whole
number Of deaths last month ct eighteen
hundred and seventy. Of which eleven hun
drrd end thirty-threc were. from cholera.
The Democfa's and johnson men met in
Convention here to day. and nominated Geo
n. Pend!eton for Congress, in The first Dis.
trict. aud Theodore Cook. in the second
District. Mr.. Pcndleton in accepting the
nsnination. approved Of tho action Of NJ
Philadelphia National Union CoassntioA,
end said the result Of The war had decidsd
the doctrine Of secession. and the Southern
people BY action Of Their Sta,e Convention,
md b the unanimous dcciafAtion Of the
bslcgstes At The Philadelphia Ccnventiss,
hass abandoned il = :. rule Of political 40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Chicago, koek Island Z Paelne
Railroad.
1866. Pall Arranssnenl. 1866.

1866. Fall Arfanssnenl. 1866.
Trains RIA By Chicago time which 10 twelve Mn.
sites faster than davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPT. .. 1855.
" and until further notice. trains will leave
Davenprt daily, Sundays excepted) - follows !
0oiag 1sst- lst Nail train II, 90. A. \.
- Night express. .......s IS, ?. =.
Going West-lst. Express and Nail for Kellogg
and Washington, Cos Az.
ID. Freight ior kellogg ssd wash
ington ISIS Ar.
Arrive ct Davenport daily, (3sndays exeeptsd)
4som the Eas:-lst Night express ct. s. 20. 4 .
I'd Daily Ex. 1 mail. s. 50, ?. =.
From the west-lst freight from Kellogg and
Washington ....... q ST.. =.
I'd. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. ........s xVP.n.
Atchicago With eli Eastern Routes.
A LaSalie with c. X. Il for Dusleith. 81.
l.ouis Cairo, &c
Al Pond Creek with c. B. 1 Q. r. r. for Bar.
liugton, keokuk and Quincy.
A. Peoria during uavig ation), with Packets
fes oil pvints on Illinois kiveP.
A. Kellogg. Iowa City, aud Washington With
Western Stage Co.'S Stages. for all points West
Southwest and Nerthweef
New end Elegsn. sleeping Coaches on al
Wight trains. Through Tickets for sale and
Baggage checked to Principal Eastern Cities
and Towns.
g. II. BEARDSLY, Asst Gen. sueA.
4. knDALL, Asst. Supt Iowa Division.
Davenport, Sept. 3, 1855.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
COMMERCIAL.
Davenport Market Report.
Osvcs " sns DAvsxrons DsuocaAs. I
SeutemheP 1854

September s. 1885,
FLOuR-SsAIs.-
Retail bulk tsos.
% Sacks, paper, $40
I" Dbl ESQ.
Wholesale lOcts per Dbl lees.
Cons NsAL.-Per bushel. 7Octs.
wnsAs. Receipts very large No. !. brags
el;s6 per bashsl. No. !. el.sooel IS.
s1.s:r."s:oses.
OAss. 20@93c.
PoSAsooe-ol.O0.
OHlONs.- -50Q5S.
BuSSaa -25Ql3Oc.
Eoes.-111S@90c.
Hats. su&ell.0c
WooD.-e707S.
Chieago maskes.
BY Telegraph CsscAse. espt 4
vps; r.: :,s A." 9: !. 70. White
v hest-ln Mir demand ana s1se better; 81 "a
81 fer No l. and u d Ss0i o g NsS spsise; =.
Corn-No i 81 4 asss. ana n ) Al Ss0ssxs
OAis-Ssess . fs No aad ss0sl r. - No L.
Rys-e'e~dy; NJ :, eeGeee
rejected. " -" - ''' 10 ''' 80 '''
iishwines-'w:,e nomsnaly unchanged.
s.sd."Da ale. onS ssss e .,no,Ay - esosss
New work MarAes.
NV Yoaa. Sept. &
Cotton Dull. al sa1<ass
Flour-lo@ycc lower and fair demand, q
ee.cc@s.7o Ex. State. aud es.t001s.00 X. Il
..
whea..ouie. and ease lower. ssos@ss,
Mich. - 20 for small lots Of No Nil
Rys-Aore sctise, d Sc for Chicago. and sOc
for Wisconsin.
Corn Receipts 1918 bushels opened
scarcely 90 firm. 1t s11Sc for inferior. s,1iQsee
for Shipping mixed WssesrA sad sa,<c for Iii
Oais-Receipts iol,4 AIS bushels, At 4a0As for
Chicago, and {s0a4sc for Mil
PORK Tirmer and more aetive. q e33 .Oc0
Sssi for new, closing at tsS.ss for resular. end
t3l.0e for old.
Lsrd-Dull and heavy. q ls@e0jt.
Whiskey-Quiet snd unchanged.
Peteoleum-scsrcelv 20 Srm for elsde, asd
reoned 10 bond ralss quiet I'D Grn.
LATEST nAagefs.
Flsst ciosed loose lswer for Inferior and
high grades. sd 6em, with fair demand far
middline greass.
whesssClseed quies and sase lower.
Corn-Closed sssaAy as sl1x0sse for prime
Closed arm sd mote setive for ssv
mess; tSS. Is for regular.
Lard lossd dull and heavy At lsoaok.
fssE -~e~
New Ysrlx Sssek asarlxss.
fsft
Nav Tess, SspA 4
0toeks qsist.
Messy on cell essy = pr eeao.
6terliag no0ieas q OSL.
Gold oosseA - ol.%s4 ssd elsssd = o1.ltk.
chasse. O1sals a.ssss.
~ Cestle-1hs nsstss ssAee - = ~ =
49, odoeooh. NV 80 GAeUe - ~ q 0M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
MvRlers POPULAR WORM CANDY

A. this 10 real y specific for Worms. and the hest
and moet palaiable form TO give to children, II 10 not
sasprsng that Il IL fast taking place Of all other pre-
partitions for Worms-it being tastelees. any child
will take II. sug25dkwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05


Mr.. Mcl)Onnell, from the Committee on
Publc Offices, made the following report:
Your Committee, 10 whom was referred
the official bond OF q. w, Ember, Justice
Of the Peace for Cieona Township, would
respectful report that they have examined
the same and fad it correct. and would
recommeni that it be approved and placed
on file. Which was adopted
Mr.. Wing. from the Committee on Mis-.
cellaneous Natter, made the following r..
prt:
Your Committee on miscei aneous matter
to whom WAS r0ierred the petition OF Alfred
Susly in relation IL the Clerks acting in
place OF the l;oard Of Supervisors in certain
cases Of erroneous assessments and illegal
sales OF real estate, -
Wouii respectfully report that they have
given the matter some consideration and
hav0 cone to the unAoimous conclusion that
it would give the clerk more power and au-
thority than Is contemplated by the Law, and
would csta Olish precedent that would not
be prudent 10 Follow. Which was adopted
Mr.. Watkins from Committee on accounts
and expenditures made the following re-
port:
Your Committee to whom was refcrrUl
the examination Of the disbursements made
BY the clerk since the June session do re-
sIec,fully seport that they have examed the
vouchers for the same and find them to be
correct Which was adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Kicker adjourned till 9
o'clock, p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION. -
Board ssetAt p o'elQceP. n. pussuAat 10
Upon calling tho roll al the memlers an
peafed e1c<bt M. f1yykfr.
Mr.. SCOTT. from Cuswnittec on Equalixa.
tsen made Tho following r.ls,rt
lour Consn.ttce Pr kya ,x ssim n y hon
wAs seoesrea The ptetsi,,A ~ - rry Dodge.
Fep0st q 0yQs " grsHsil6 .lc =. ;,ycf &c
hid pduoss! WhssA was idsv 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
HURLEY'S
A 6 u . y o n / Q.



The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Ague and
Fever that = o. can Be depended upon is nurley's
que Tonic. There have been Thousands cured by
using II Who had tried the uoual remedies without
benent but in NO CASE HAS HuRLEY's AGUE
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE All who
have used II chccrfully tell their sictcd frienis Oft
= sure and certain article for chls and fever. Any
one suffering ua the ehlls would sarst their OWE
,nvas BY eendps az sdrs9 storc and buying bot
tie II y pleasant to take, compared with other. and
vii b certain 70 cure al eases Of Fever and Ague
Chins md Fever. Send for II to the proprictors,
HURLEY. RUDOLF CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
For sais By the Wholesale druesisss Of Losisviile
Cincinnati. Memphis, st. Louis. New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist and country merchant shouid have
in store, especially in diatrcss subject to chis and
fever or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
An B0coclous ll-ChOlcra
Mixture.

The rssdsr he's no doubt noticed in the daily
press u the city column advertisements Of Df.
6tricllsnd's fanous Ansi-cholers Mixture. 1his
mixture hes the endorsement Of our co'cmporary
the Comnevcial, that Il 10 efIicscions and ,Hius-
BE. The iseredisnts ere recommended BY ply
sisiaas - being the most reliable remedy 70
keep resdy for use. and il certainly the best and
moot certain medicine for Disrrhoa. Cholera
morbus end Cholera. Let every family procure
bottle and have il ready for imms.iiaie use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05


Isvalids, '~oken down IN health and .,,,,,. !,
Chronic pyepepsia or suffering nom the terrible a.
hanston ~n'en follows the attacks Of scut. dierase
the testimony Of thousand. who have been ,s,,ed :
BY mrsr'e rom similar state Of pro.trstiop. BIZ
nOsTETTER'S STOMACH BrTTERs. IL a sure
Rsarans'' that by the sane mean. Won too ,,.v he
es5e"g.n' NC. ."~ restored. hut to those Who stand
in peril Of epidemic, all VINO, by rr..o, or :. no
SURE. pr"A''ons' and uncongenial climate a N.
neait"y p'''1''s' may at any moment be stricken
down. this paragraph /. mos, particularly and I'm.
pnaticali! aoo'essed You. who ase thns situated,
are prohefed an absoute safeguard asains the dan.
ger that n'enaces you Tone aud regulate The w..
with thn harmless medicinal stiaulant and Alters-
i've and Jon wiz BE- iorearmed against The sualadies
whoss 'eeos noat around you In the dir unsceo.
HOsTTIIkRS STOMACH BrrrRns arc NOT only
standard Tonic and Alternative throusho,, The rui-
ted stces' on. they arc accredited BY the certificates
csshs moss al.s'nsuahed eitisess Of the Usioa. 70
The people OF al other landa. In Canada, Australia
and the es' Indies they are gradually taking the
place Of AL euer siomachicr, whsehsr native u sos
egn and . surely truth b progressive nd dssn.
onstfssion overthro~s doubt. they win eventually
supereede every Other lnvieoeant ~ Restorative nov
enplo!ed u medicinal practice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
ID 4 R0ua& q,
Cs1O1.ERA .saORmsIs.
AND CAO0.EUsA.

livery one shoulA.i nave II ready for uae When
s..Av.sa. for II you have 10 wait until phys'-
elan arrives. the chances are ten to one against
you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

Dr.. J. n. Jordan, Who he's charge Of the Gin
siuaati Fourth Street Cholera Hospital. In lsts,
Gays. In . letter 70 the public:
1--WE recommcnd DIR. STRICKLAND'S
ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE because we
KNOW Il 70 b good"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

On and amer Monday, May 1leh.
The Steamer Iowa will ieave dock foot Of Brady
street, for Port Byron. % follows:
AZ a. NJ, connecting with train for Full
ton, Savanns, Dubuque, (asflving in DubuQue :
hours ia advance Of any other rowte) Freepost,
kscine. end I'll points north and northwest, eaal
and northeast, in central Iowa and southern
Wisconsin.
AZ p. NJ, connecting with train for H.
wanna. Freeport, Racine and Milwaukee, and I'll
points north, west and east
The following ave the rases Of Fare 70 poiata
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

Medicise or patent humbug. We herewith pub
heb the ingredients Of the compound Opium.
Csnphos. Alcohol Gem Acscie, Compound Of
lpssseuanha, Chalk, OH Of Peppermint. Cstechu.
Cisssmos. Nstnse. Casdsmon seeds and
Clevee
We submit this prescription for the e1amins-
zion Of ell. knoving that II cannot be improved
N for the CUaE q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
lSIlTlC CHOLERA m CHINA !
ALMOST EVERY CASE
CURED WITH
PAINsKILLER Il

Froa nsv. 3. Telford, Missionary in China, new
visiting biz home In Pennsylvania.
WAsuMcsox, PsHH., June 25. 1896.
MessaG. l1aaY Dawn 1 Sok. PaoviDsxcs, r.
L-Oear Sirs: During resi3ence Of sonie ter
years % . usissionsfy in Siam and China, ]
louad your vegetable Pain killer . most vslua-
bic ro9ody for that fearful sc0urge, the cholera.
In administering the medicine found i most
e6ectual r. give ateaspoOnful Of Pain.killer IN
gill Of hos wsAsr sweetened with sugar then.
sfssr about Sheen minutes, begin to give table
spoonfdl Of the ssme MIXTURE every minute uu-
ii relief was Obtained. Apply hot applications
70 The extremities. hathe the stomach With the
Paia killer. eisar, ssd rob the limbs bsiskly.-
ieine faithfully II the way stated above, eight
4 rELFoRD.
II stitched with Diarrhea, Dysenssry, =
Cr:.P Coils. doa's delay shs ~ q the PAIN
*So eo.pes,as passs Of he -sia.k killer l. The
saas sssssassdsd By I'll COED, and learned
pAysisieas. Camphes, CsPsiesn. Lsadcum. are
ssns II ~ leading artieass Of the Pain killer
- ~ pAysisieas q the press.s day writiag
spcn Ne c.rs q cholera, .sgs The nee ofthoee
= q - 4 = aaaask. Il vim = III ycs vim
require tt easo. Il y within the reach q ill
Prieo . eeate. - oonts eaA oae dollar bottleA
Oeld b ~ Drug ~ Medieiss Dealess.
In OssAs Cosua An Lsxo RsnnsY.
l1s1hess vAe havs lslssa1s eAildrsn. whs -
SS:ss;ss 81 ssssIiss. - -, i.ov 81 ssisr,
asssiae Csssp ~ - @, - tefoss ". -
~ Pkysieiaa. yesr eaisd may y beycnd The
ssaeA u .help. Allss's Luns Beleam should o.
vsys y kept 10 Jour Aouss. aad y given inne-
s:, W.; - he s.: .R:;s Z H. sss
ed savs The life Of year dear child.
~ Oals b. a lealefs q asdisieeo. aglS-l0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
oR. sTRlcklANp's
ANTl-cW0lERA MIXTURE,

Immediately arrests the disrshra and relieves
ths CrampinR. Vomiting. &C., " taken scccrd
Ing 70 directions around the bottle, Hear what
shs leading drsggiats Of Cincinnati ssy:
DR.. STRICKLAND-DEAR SIR -
0iace he outhseak Of Cholera in our midst.
- heve sold moro Of your Anti Cholera
Mixture than I'll ether remedies combined,
sad ore happy to state that The daily reports
Of ito efficacy are very satisfactory.
JOHN D. PARK,
LEIGH, CIIARI.ESTED 1 CO.
A. b. MERRIAM 4 co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

Jackson, Mich. Sept 8.
Ten o'clock, &c miles FROM Dcuoit.-The
President has briefly addressed the people
at Yps,lanti and Ann Arbor, and will speak
=. sever al other points before reaching CHS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05

Sr. LOUIS, Sept ).
F.fly-siy dcat's from cholera. occurred IN
this city Saturday
Extensive preparations are on foot for the
r. opium 81 Pre- d,ri johnson.
Mrrhant's Exchaug, viii 20 operate with
tAe city authorities and other parties in riv-
ag he Presidential party suitable welcome.
NJ quo able changes in general markets
have been made since yesterday.
The Rsdical State Executive Co nmittes
have issued an address to the Union men Of
Missouri, and al friends Of law and order,
strongly urging them % unite for main
tenance OF the law.
The CONSERVATIVES IL the Eighth Congress
sionsl District unan m usIy nomin ted Jno.
NJ. Glover for Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
uURLCY'S STOMACH BlTTERS.

For debility. Lose cfappete. weakness. indy
dyspepsia, want Of action Of the Liver disorered
stomach There arc no Bttcrs that can compare with
these In removing distrcs Ing complaints. For sale
Or 10 had 1t any drug in the United staies
Seventy and Green streets to whom oil orders should
be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
SEPTEMBER SESSION.

Proccc dImgs Of the Hoard or super.
vonOTO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-05
CHOLERA

In C6oconuaa1, where she lpl.
i denic hes bees fearfully fatal, every case
thus far treated with
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-13
When the Republican Party Became
Radical

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1856.
To the Editor Of The EUening Tetegroph:-
In your last nights paper read an article
from the Times, OF New York, in which the
question is asked" When did the Republican
party become radical" This almost appears to
be such silly question that it hardly deserves
an answer but will give him an answer. The
Republican party became radical when war was
commenced by the Southern traitors; when Mr..
Lincoln called for seventy-fve thousand soldiers;
when we blockaded the Southern ports; when
wetought their troops; when Mr.. Lincoln issued
his emancipation proclamation; when Grant
took Richmond and captured Lees army; when
Sherman marched to the sea and through the
Carolinas and Johnston's army surrendered
War is a radical measure, not q conservative
one. Mcclellan was conservative, Grant and
Sherman radical; and now the great Republican
party do not desire to give all the fruits of the
victory into the hands of the Rebels. johnson
belonged to the Republican party when he said
that treason was crime and should be made
odous, that traitors should be punished; and
the radical Republican party intend to elect
j. W. Geary Governor, on the radical platform.
He led the famous White Star Division to victory;
over Lookout Mountain he planted the radical
flag, until the sun kissed the stars on its azure
field, and gave it more splendor as it hoa,ed in
triumph over the conservative rag, the stars and
bars. Truly yours, A SOLDIER.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-13
Reanest of Colonel William X. Roberts.
President of the Fenian Brotherhood,

INDICTMENT FOUND AGAINST HIM BY THE GRAND
JURY-HE is HELD TO BAIL IN THE SUM OF FIVE
THOUSAND DoLLARs-HIs TRIAL EXPECTED TO
TAKE PLACE IN OCTOBER.
Yesterday morning Colonel, William r.
Roberts, President of the Fenian Brotherhood,
was rearrested at his place of business, on a
bench warrant, by Mr.. Luther Horton, one of
the officers OF Marshal Murray's office An
Indictment has been found by the Grand Jury
against Colonel Roberts, charging him with
having set on foot in this country, contrary to
the neutrality laws of the United States an
armed expedition tor the purpose of invading
Canada, a possession OF Great Britain-a power
with which the United States are at peace.
THE CHARGES.
There are nineteen counts in the Indictment
Without following the legal phraseology of the
document, it is enough to state that the first
count charges Colonel Roberts with having. on
the 25th OF May, in this year, within the terri
tory of the United States, begun a certain
military expedition, to be carried on from
thence against the territory and dominions
OF the Queen of Great Britain and ireland.
The second and third counts charge him with
having provided such military expedition. The
fourth count accuses him of having provided
the means Tor such military expedition. Fifth
count--That he did begin, set on foot and pre-
pare the means for the expedition. Sixth count
that he did begin a certain military enterprise.
The twelfth count states that he did begin, set
on foot, provide and prepare the means of a
certain military expedition or enterprise. Other
counts allege that be prepared certain military
expedition and enterprise The eighteenth and
nineteenth counts state that this military enter
prize was undertaken against the colonies of
Upper and Lower Canada. .
Immediately after his arrest Colonel Roberts
was taken to the Office of Mr.. s. G. Courtney
United States District Attorney, and there in
formed that the indictment had been found
against him.. He entered into bail in the sum of
iiYe thousand dollars, his surety being Mr.. viii.
liam l.. Cole, No. 40 East Fourteenth street, 1t
Is understood that the trial of Colonel Roberts
VIII take place in October next and that the
principal witnesses AGAINST him are reporters
VINO took down his recent speech at the mass
meeting in Union Square.-N. Y. Herald.