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

For the treatment AMI rure 81 tterrfLIe poison
SfPHlLl0. ~ = 3sef1
DR.. JAMES positively crnticates lrorn thu spstem,
without the aid Or mercury odids potgss, afyenic.
sarrnparilla or any ~ those poisont's drupt - they
wont ehectually cnre the pVir0n only drlss up To
break out at some future time IN IT. most hdeeus ~
pect. Dr. james uses ncnirai,er Tor ttphins, the
,n ne r.ss. ..~ vhah arin",i MIN - world VIDE
e"esri;y. Inc sSoWihs s'e some Of the ne disease.
clsssed as private" to which Dr. .ames deso.e. his
exclusive attention, viz: Syphs, primary, tsxChdnry
md tertiary STRUCTURES, nrcha dirchnfgcs. noctur.
nal aad diurna ssnssons sexual debility ds~ases d
the back and lotus, Inflammation III the bladdAss and
kidneys, rheumatism. hyrocele, yaricooele caDcers.
Dieesscs peculiar ~ stmsles, inch ~ amcn0fthGe.
dysmeMsEkagia. netorrhsgn, cbobprssf, nsrvnes d.
d. James long practice IN New Orleans and the
Enforcement u the mOat eminent medical mct and ths
amoef entire southern frss, should convince the most
skcptcal that Dr. James and Will perform III that
The attention Of those who havc privately and I'm
properly injured themselves by sexual excuses or tho
dcbasing babit of sefabusc, 80 prevalent With tho
Young uniting them for matrimony bnsincss " 80
csty. prpducsnx n " tr.p constitutional debility.
The Niioving are rome of lie sad and melancholy
effects lreuccA BY early hsse 81 youth ~ fezssl eI-
/ eers, VIZ Weakpcss 0i the hack enl Nnhs. pah In
the head, dimness q vision loss Of muscular pUwer.
papitssi0n Of the heart dyspepsia. ncr,onsOess, rrt
fearful elects On tho mind sre more 10 be dreaded
less Of memory. confusion of IDEAS. depression of
apirss evil forebodner aversion Of society. sefdis
tst. love q soatue. tin'dty etc., are soie II the
Those afYicfed with any Of the above discases OF
symptuuis should not fail to call upon Dr. Jshsrs snd
be nj restored to health aud happiness. L.
false dclicacy prevent y0u but call a. once and save
your~eIves from the nwfnI rrd terrible consequences
Of these milch- t41-lc drCnded Daladic-.
Weakness ofthe organs Immediately cured and full
vigor restored DR. james, within the last afteen
years. hss treAAcd dseases 81 the vcBrrcAl type
successfully than any other Doctor In the unted 6taees
The only specialists IN the treatment or dlscascf Of
skis blood snd generstvc organs, with testimonl,ls
from professor u medical colleges and rum husp1tass
scientific and honorable and from tbs pvss.
These testimonials do not come from foreign cotn'
/ w. nor froa, paster lnne sncr dcfnnct.
/ Dr. james can be sddrssrd BY thoee reshnn9 Il
distance stating symptoms and enclosing stamp for
return ansWrr. y r
Dr. James 0Rsc md parors are 1t - RandOlph o..
between Ststc ~ Dearborn. Office hour from "a.
y. till sP. -, Nund&ss exccrted) when b. may BE-
epEnA " the fvvenHDn. wv
| P.B-Jurt 1ssued.-THg MosIIon; or Hand Qok
~ Secret diseases How 10 avoid Them. &C. AJsO,
iuDessant iAf6rmaiiou to fenaIes how 70 pscvent
conception. and other secrets worth knowing Price
j o. book ~ csnts. Address NJ JAMES; 7. Q; Bog
SIS Chicago III. hnSl -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

DIR. CARTERs8
G o u G I'll ID AIS A M
Will Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con
sumption. Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain IN the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough. Group. and al Diseases Of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs.
THE most perfect, pleasant, and etfcacious remedy
ever discovered for all diseases Of the Throat Chest
and Lungs, IL
DR.. Carriers Cough Balsam,
This medicine Immediately STOPS THE COUGH
produces free and easy expectoration, removes al
mucous and foul matter from the air passages gives
ease in dncu breathing alave the irritation OF the
Lungs. and effects a Speedy Cure, by soothing and
Healing all the Pulmonary OrgaAk
DIR. Carter's Cough HBalsam
never fails to cure Coughs aud Colds in few ,laye
Consumption after Physicians and all other rsmeiies
had failed. and the patients given up to die This
BalsanL IL the most perfect and iniabe remedy for all
diseases Of the Lungs known to the civilized world
N, B-Ask for DIR c ART ne Coreu BAraAN, and
take nothing else. Price IS cents rUr trin bottle lar
bottles. ~ 80 per bottle.
eH- Prepared and sold by DIR f. EASTERLY q
CO.. No. ~ North Fifth street, St. Louie No Sold
at their Brunch Family Medicine Store No " Madi-
son street, Chicago. nlinois. 81
For sale BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
DIR. SANDERS
THREE MINUTE SALVE
Will cure Corns, Wsrts, Mcaes, Ringworn
and Toothachc in from Three to Ten Min
utea. \.

Trial will convince the most ncredulous Of III d.
must miraculous Power and efficacy in removing
Warts and Moles, which are always offensive to the
eye nairing ones beauty. and instantly curing the
tormenting Pains from C0rns and Toothache. Price
70 cents per bottle.
DIR. Sanders Three Minute Halve win be sent 10 all
parts OF the country on receipt OF the price, and IL
cents to prepay postage ON the same.
Prepared and sold by DR.. f. EASTERLY 4 Co.,
No. 20 North Fifth street, St. Louis No. Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store, No ~ Madison street
Chicago, Ill. For sals by Drnggsts generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

Win Cure Bruises. Spralns, Cuts. Wounds. Rheuma-
tism- Contracted Tendons. Swelled Joints Lnn1bagO
Tumors, and all Local and seated Palms. and all dis
eases where an external Rsmedy b required.
TH1S LIN1MENT IS. BEYOND ALL DOUBT, THE
most enicaciOus reuledy ever 0icrcd to the public.
Its volatile, penetrating. soothing aud healing prop
critics diuse themselves to the very bones and give
the sufferer almoet inetant relief
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
Or. Easterly's American Lininent
that II readily cures the WORST WOUNDS on MAN
q BEAST Rvery family should keep it constantly
on hand. Price-71 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY Dr. 4. EASTERLY q Co. No.
20 North fifth street, st. Louis, Mo. Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store No. ~ Madison street.
Chicago Iii. For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
CLOCKS.

3 French Clocks, 80. ~
60 do n
. do Rsomse Clocks. valued from 10 -,
10 20. -,
81 Clocks. valued from 5to IL. ~
,oo p"cLrt Kn.yes. valued from ice .. n!
80 Chatelaines, with Pins, ~
200 Solid Gifts, .. "
e575 CHS, valsed st v4z,S'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

1 Plsted Tea sets, 6 pieces, Rogers
Bros manufacturers, valued trom go
el2b. ........... ............ -. si'
3 PLACED Urps, alou.. ................. goo
Plated Liquor stand of Bohemian
Glass B0:tlte.. ~
Plated Pickle stand ................ -
Plated Fruit h-sket.. 15
Plated TOilet Set. .......... ~
IA Silver PLATED Trays, valued from go
to $40 80. .................... o!a
2 Ice Pitchers t25.... .,,.... %
l9y Extra Plated Casters, 3 and y bottle,
20 Ess. plated Cake Baskets. valued
Is Plated Uobiess. gold linsd, Is III
~ 40 syrup Mugs, ~. :.
do butter Dishes, SIS: :;
Is Extra Plated Cups, valued fsom Is TO -,
lfair Salts in case, gold lined, els. :!
Plated Card Rec. ivers. t13. q
y Plated Soup and Gravy Ladies. valued =,
from 81 to %. "
$50 Ssts Plated rerkA II, 8, and : o., -,
valued from 2tto,7. 90
$50 Sets Plated Table Spoons, ~, 8, and
o.. valued from t4t0 ". 10
$50 Sets PLAYED Dessert Spoons ~, 8, and
or, valued from from 4tO6. 70
Is Fish Knives, valued from sto7. y "
100 Plated Butter Knives, LIS. ~
100 d. Sugar spoons. u: w
800 Pairs Plated Mustard and sss Spoons a.
100 "
800 Plated Napkin Riseo, Waived fteM l, /.
TO l,25. 90
lSet Individual Salts, IN case, 8. \.
80 Pieces Assorted Plated articles, ~
Pair Flower vases, Is. Y
6Opera Glasses, II and Is.
Pair Solid silver Salts, gold lined, 80. .
2Solid Slver Jelly Spoons, 10. =
L 6HoIid silver Vest Chains, 10. j
5 Children's Sets Knife, Fork and spoon,
IN case. Is. ~
Solid Silver Tobacco Box. IS.
4 dozen Solid Silver Tea Sp0os, 20. e.
Silver Gard Cases, Is. y
| Is Silver Napkin Riags, from to 10. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

Colorado is State IN The Uniob. -
House passed the bill Nay 3rd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

80 1sA . = 80 y =
.xsI .sou-sraG .fssIss Ersss III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
W00FllNO'S GERMAN BlJTERS,

VIII cure every case Of
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, and Diseases arising
from disordered Stomach.
REMEMBER
That the Bitters is not Alcoholic. contains no
Ru : or Whisky, and can't make Drunkards,
but ID the BEsr Toxic II rxn WOMB.
Read VINO says - :
From the Rev. LEVI O. BECK, Pastor Of ths
Baptist Church, renberton. n. j., formerly
Of the North baptist Church, Philsdelahia, q
present Pastor Vi the Baptist church, Chss-
ter, Pa
have known Hollands German Bittess f.
vorablv for . number of years. l have used
them in my own family, and have been 70 pleased
y nth their e1e 70. thst was induced to recon-
mend them TO many other, and know that they
bsve operated in y suikingiy beneficial Mariner.
take great pleasure in thus publicly proclaim
ing this fact, ano calling the siteu,ion Of those
afflicted with the diseases Tor which thew are rec
ommended, to these litters. knowing from e.
perlence shat my re ommend atom will be SUI.
famed do this more cheeriulIy n H.ofxnds
B,ters 10 intended to benefit the afflicted, snd 10
s.not rum drink"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER g. 1866

while the boat was fastened TO the pior Ono revolu
ton of tho Wheels and the chains whirlod round
The whools, snapped, flow into tho air with q
violence that shook tho pier and tho boat went OF
dragging her chains in the water. This is example
either Of carolessnes5 or the want system.
Mr.. Cross. ono Of the Directors Of tho Company
which owned the Idaho said to the Board Of Health
that there are many preudices in the minds OF per-
sons who cross the ferry" We think they arc preju-
dices which ought to be respeced-preudico against
drowning preudices against being burned up to avoid
drowning, preudices against burnin and drowning
together Then there is general prejudice in favor
of life preservers which, though no one wants TO use
thom if it can be helped are still pleasant things to
have conveniently at hand. There arc prejudces in
favor of cleanliness, police regulation, and system
which will protect crowd against its own raShncss
and we think it time that the ferry companies should
admit that they are well founded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

President Of the United States desired Gen. Grant TO
accompany Mr.. Campbell as his adviser, but when
Gen. Grant found it inconvenient to assume these
duties, Lieut. Gen. Sherman substituted for him,
and departed with Mr.. Campbell for Mexico.
At late hour yesterday evening, dispatch was
received announcing that the Emperor Of the French.
notwithstanding the interview with Mr.. Bigelow, and
tho cable dispatch of Mr.. Seward, adheres to his de-
termination to recall no troops this year. Wepre-
sumo no student Of Napoleon'S character or Mr..
Stewards diplomacy will be surprised BY this reSolu-
ton II is breach of faith the part Of the En-
peror, which is not excused, although it may have
been invited by tie always vaciating yet half.im-
pertinent tone Of Mr. Stewards notes. Napoleon does
not even take the trouble to conceal the contempt
with which he receives the apologize remonStranceS
that our Secretary of State put into the mouth of our
Minister at Paris. lie is polite TO Mr. Bigelow but
il is difficult not to fancy that the shrewd old French
man has seen the contradiction in our policy, and
understands that the United States in the attitude
assumed by Mr. Seward have neither any Solid ground
for quarrel nor in fact any intention to go TO war
for the object we are now sure Of attaining by the moro
LAPSE Of time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

rcprosch, and conduct that calls from the Court such
an expression as 10 his fidelity to the Govern
ment and his honesty and justice to the freed
men under his charge, make me join with
the Court in the belief that some in
adyertance to the gravity of the facts reported to him
Occasoned his neglect TO order prompt and thorough
examination. TO the extent Of The above implication
do hereby reprimand Brcvct Brig.Gen. Elphalet
Whittleser. On tie receipt Of thi, order, Gen. f..
whittesey will report by letter to tho Commissioner
for reassignment TO duty"
We need only add that the proceedings against
Gen. Whittlesey were based or the partisan and long
since discrodited report Of MesSrs. steedman and
Fullerton. and that Court ''orgonized TO convict
could find DO charge nor render any verdict against
Cen Whittlesey which weighs again, either the
emphatic Endorsement of Gen. Howard or his own
honorable reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
CANADA.
Pn 20 Tnk TRInnNR.

TRIBUNE.
SwEErsDyRg. Doc. 7.-The military stationed bore
having no Fenians 10 encounter find difficulty in killing
tmo Some Of them were fOong with their weapons In
the bsrrack this morning. when Sergeant, not
knowing that charge had boon left in his revolver dis
charged il at private named Watson. The ball hit Wat
son below the chin aud lodged in his underaw IL has
since been extracted and no danger is apprehended The
to-day and were out drilling with them. The Court wss
occupied all day With allrceny case.
OTTAWA, G.. W, Dec. THE Hon. Messrs. Campbell
Cockbun and ChapaIs loft for Montreal this evening The
Executive Council will meet in that city. IL is under
stood that tho Governor General will be present ct tho
meeting The weather for the past two days has been
pleasant All steamers going into Winter quarters
OTTAWA Dec. TILE Official Gazette contains proc
lamation for the prorogurg Parliament until jan 49,
The Commissioner Of Customs publishes circular setting
forth that tho time for the free admission OF firearms
having expired Nov 80 the prohibition rcyiyesthe
and ammunition imported from foreign countries and
to be detained and reported to the Department dis
count the American invoices for the coming week, 10
declared 10 be twenty seven per cent.
MONTREAL Dee. About ten tuns Of specimens from
tho Geological Department are to be sent this week to the
Paris Exposition, Drs Hunter and Richardson Ia charge.
Sir VIM Logan will attend the Exhibition. Great Of
forts being made to procure the best specimens OK
minerals, ETC.. that Canada can produce.
The Bank of Montreal upon closing its Chicago AgeD-
ces is to make TO afford the necessary faci-
ties for the transaction of Cenadiun business hore.
MONTREAL Dec THE Govornor-Gener arrived this
morning The Executive Council convened at noon and
FIVE hours. His Exceliency was present during the
entre sitting large amount Of Department and other
business was transacted. Mr. DeviDs application Tor
copies Of documents required by the United States Gov
ernmeat had not come up. The Governor leaves for
portant questions to DO discussed sitting on Sunday
maj ha nacaaaitated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
ARMY GAZETTE.
NJ TsLEGRAPB TO TINE rEIBuSE.

NJ IELEGRAPH THH rEIBuSE
GEN. wHlTTLEsEYs REPRIflND.
WAN DKPARInIAT BUREAU oy REJUgEEs laASpOshDl
LANDS WasMISeTos Dec T. 1880. )
SPECIAL OaprRs No lsFsf; 10 compliance with instructions
embraced General Court Martial Orders No ll dated Nov. H.
i,G War Department Adutsnt Generals once, Washington
requiring T,prmspd Bsvet BrE.Gsp Ephslst Mt;le
,sy Colonel United Coored Troops have that
the hndngs oil thu second specification Of charge No
deemed sufficient lie Of integrity, devoted to tie
welfare Of h fellow army record above rspOssb and
calls on the Ceu such expression s 20 his hety
the and bic honesty aud Justice the fsedmss under
bis charge make Join The the belief that In.
sysepes the gravity Of the ss reported hin sccs'oned his
neglect prompt thorough examination To the extent
implication do hereby rspmsnd Breve, Brig Gen
Ephas whessy On tho receipt Of this order, Gen. T. Whit
,essy report BY missioner FOR ressiEnmsnt
duty. o. o. HOWARD M1orOsn., ConnusndsE
MISCELLANEOUS.
Capt a. Paine, Assistant OuaTtsTnase United states Army,
has been granted cave 81 absence for 20 days
BreVet Major A. H. Smith Assistant SURGEON United States Army
has assigned duty temporarily at Fort Columbus Governors
Island Yoh HaIboT and ordered to the Commanding
General
ANNOUNCED.
BTevs, NsjorGsn Abssom bAd Assistant Inspector General
Department ofLtkeG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
THE IDAHO DISASTER.

An investigation into the burning OF the ferry-boas
Idaho belonging the NewYOrh and BrOchJn Ferry Com
pany commenced yesterday at the headquarters OF s'
Board Of Health by Dr. DaltoD Sanitary Superintendent h
Board ordered Dr. Dalton 10 make preliminary
and should appear by evidence that the disaster was occ
stoned by reckless and careless management the Board VIZ
Immediately institute suit against the Company Mr. Coss
one principal stockholders Of the COMPANY was present
accompanied by number Of the employees who were On
Idaho al the time the burning Mr. Hantsy conn'e io h'
Company, also resent. , IL. 49,.
Mr. Dorman b Eaton counsel for the Beard mace eS ~
marks stating that IL not the intention Of the boNu 70 M
erlere with the management Of The ferry Soppens' Sh
lar as tho lives Of tho travelling public were IN aanse
Mr. Huntley for the Company stated ma, ,ney i,s ~,
ngy desrous Of cooperating with the Boaid hesn na'
thew would assist in every way in their power ~ giving all In
formation on the subject Al, -. ,,o.a.- "a.
noon at o'clock Al parties who were on nc boat az tns
time OF the disaster requested 10 he present Inc heaa
quarters OF the Board are at No. JOl MoVsL
HoBoKEN FERRY.
.,,n wa. had ON the Hoboken Ferry boat James Wat;
IN FJsy mornias in relation the unsafe condition c the
bats on aid ferry and committee consisting of d. RopeT
Mr. Lord Cof Lord Taylor, Il {, Browning Mr. Collins r.
romeius and Starr appointed TO attend At the meet
as OF The Board Of Hcalh nov Investigating the ferries and
rcpcc,eaI Us copd,liog Of HoseSsa Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
THE ASS0CIA TED PRESS.
Aorros OF THE NEw.ssaLApp JoupNAt,

ACTION or THR NRw-RSGLAHD JOURNALS
DIT TELEGRAPH
Bo3Toa Dec. y--Tho Pross OF Boston ia firm in "A
Associated Press Tho is true Of New goa.
orally In tho opinion Of editors the practical wokin
Of tho Association since the recent change il ia manag,
mont. has improved hundred per cent.
III rHEosAPH rRioUsn
HARTFORD, Dec. Tho Now-England Way Pfos
Association. through their Executive Committee. at
meeting at tho Allyn House m this city. voted unani
mousy to continue their engagement with the NewYot
and Boston Associated Press
THE oRAr9 ENTERPRISE nBPUDIATRD BY THE wEsrRRE
PRBss
rsLBdRAPn TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS. o., Dec THE following editorial appears
in Tomorrow Oh,o STATE Journal.
d IL Craig Agent Of tho new Associated
Pross with flourish Of trumpets invites cxamina
ton OF bis reports Of yesterday and comparisoa
with reports OF tbs New York Associated Press
We have made the examination, and End IL greatly the
disadvantage Of Mr Craig We hsyo carefully examined the
reports of Mi Craig from tho commencement and find them
made up Of eighth boosting what Mr. Craig done
eighth boosting what he going 10 do oneaf attacks
the Association which discharged him and tho remainder per
haps news
The truth Is tho New Yok Associated Press getting ria
Of Craig OF his assistants got rid Of Us most objection
able feature and has since that time furnished the best o.
gesed tegraphic summary which has appeared
covering this fact and by far the larger proportion Of
take the dispatches Of the New York Associated
Press Among this number we may include II wa not
mistaken every daily paper IN Ohio outside OF Cincinnati and
Fyess and T7bne The Chicago Republican and many other
important points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
THE FIsHKILL OIL CASE.

PoUGHKEKPsIE, Dec. Z, p. m.-All the evidence
for both sides in the Fshln Oil Case has been given and
the counsel are ready up The evidence for the defense
has heavily against Riggs the Swamp Angel far
his general character is eoncerneque number estyng
they would not believe under oath This line OF action in
irving 70 contradict Hggss testimony been readily adopted
by the prosecution they evidently feeling wiling 20 prove by
the witnesses the defense that Jones be dealing
with knaye and hat Higgs was the Tor the business
The defense will be summed up by William Fullerton esq and
the prosecution by the Hon H. A. Nelson The crowds in at
tendance are still large and there abatement in the
felt The will probably be given 20 me Jury TO
night the opinion Of leading legal men In this Vicinity
that the plaintiffs have made n very strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF CITY CANvAssERs.

BOARD OF CITY CANvASSERs.
SECOND DAY-A PROTEST FROM JUDGE MICHAEL con-
MOLLY.
The Board at II o'clock Friday morning and be-
gan the canvass in several wards for Controller Alder
men, Councmen, School Commissioners and School Tus-
tees No one Ward was completed Al the opening Of the
session the Board received the following protest from
Judge Michael Connolly:
NEW. YORK, dec. g. ls,6
10 he Board Of Cy Cdnrosssrs QfAs Ciy of Nss York
GENTLEMEN Please take notice that protest against the
counting ballots for the Office 81 Controller Of New York
ndorsed with the words For Controller Of the City OF New
York or Of any ballots Endorsed with the words City
and County Number Six and demand that you keep record
OF the Endorsement OF the ballots counted
Yours very respectfully, MICHAEL CONNOLLY
Which was received aud referred 10 Special Commit
tee of i've which not appointed The Board then sd-
iourned TO Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

Gen. Wbittlesey, Assistant Commissioner Of the
Freedmens Bureau for North Carolina hiss been found
guilty of 9 technical oAense against military Disc;
pine, and sentenced by the Court to be reprimanded
by his superior officer. Gen. Howard reprimands as
follows:
II have to say that the findings and sentence of
the second specification OF charge No. are deemed
sufficient censure. life of integrity. devoted TO the
welfare OF his iellOw-meu an army record above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

The Senate Of the Fenian Brotherhood met in this
city yesterday and is understood to have debated the
propriety of attempting rescue Of the prisoners in
Canada. No doubt ii speedily decided against an
effort which would, in all probability, be an utter
failure 1t would be especially unnecessary now that
the condemned have been respited until the 18th of
March