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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
OLILY DEMOCRAT.



III. Mason. ia oda5relk.. Of Baton
Resse sre srs) sss ~ ail for tier
joint use.
AM. Behdn, Who djE ID the sther day at
Norfolk. Va, lsh lesfey OF $4,000 70 .
Catholic cAur&h.
In St. LouiA . ply)ician IS called to
visit man critically III. Havhg written .
prescription bc\tor1at up, bec3use the wife
would not pey. <kc mar died, end be-
ncvo.ent ci;izen has consludcdtso prosecute
him to he ex!ea5 Of he is-'-
A Chinese Commissioner, n1ccsi :. u.
Yuc, ID on his way to this POP from San
Francisco. lie is accompsnied|bya an inter
prefer, end by Robert r. Shicklan, m
American Who has been maty years in
China. TAs object Of Mr.. YuHs visit TO
the Fast is to introduce Chimes Daborers in
the United States, and with this view he
will travel through the Southern, Western
and Eastern States, offering Ito furnish
ield ha.:ds.
The will Of Henry Ames, Of 4. Louis, Z
well known business man, w1o died re-
Gently. sftsdhseipg BEEN helple( from par
alysis for - yssh(, h repost9d u SUBJ
stance, = 6llows 500, 900 4 his widow,
81. O0Qt6 her daughter By her! first mar
riage, It'd 4lo0, 900 u the O'F1lion lnstis
tuts Of learning. sonS dining sft{ The Coop.
ct Institute in New Ybrk. Tho balance Of
his property goes to tis on, child, little
b., eight Year, Old. The whole estate is
vaued at 81 10000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

Bossos .Cpaxsss, n. y. Dee. =, lssi..- -
r. 0rys e Ce:.e9sss = freely EiSs y: 10y
TO make use ofths follsWing eefei3eees ef tAs ~
- II Cousaitstioa Water. which CO eoo1op
mend 10 the highest nsaess: Ny wife 49, $780,
"a viii pain. = the 6Aouldess, vhole leag1h 49,
-, sad IN her limbs. With Hsie.6sties Y ~
HSoef end lryjtssios Of ~ A1d11. ] eoIIoeoo
physician Who astehded her ebest t1sss neaebcl
when be len her worse than be he'd fooD1 hes.
then employed one Of ths hest rAysicians eo.l1
End. Who attended her fof about nine noeeae,
and while she ~ asdss his csse che did not esf'
f1r quite o nssA psas. He 1nally gove ~ ~
and saia 49, esss 49, ssssesb&s. fSs.s eoae g
s'eAs ~ sseA . considerations ~ esssPtsSsss 80
Atjsins siesm Ees ess epsvstss e1sisse seos 49,
81 ~ dsgcsJ9ies-" Absst this tine ahe 49,
1eveei IS - Of Cssslisstjen Vstsr, oo4so -!
uttsr osAeaishaent, elnset he NJ 49, sss0ee
70 have 1hs desired sGss1 80 ehe ksPs - ~
Ceevine rapidly ssdss ~ tssalosse, es1 - =.
seeiasends sst3seiy - Asnestie e4airs. 6he -
- token ~ q ~ ODaq41otioa WISER for ooe1s
fsrr webs, cad " - hesSy ~ ~ thss u BE-
peelsss1 pstnsesat csrs; ..->n~.-,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

life. No hes 00Mo e0vAyD OSS.
ANhp nAsqa aad xoavovs psnuss his
sludy foe the last twenty wears. spd -
therefore the person uhsm oil efll,cted should
cousuis. No one ever heard IT = patient
Of HE not being cured since he hes been in the
city. His reputation has voschers In oil the city
pspeps. his patients end the medical p1ofessios
boih here end abroad, % being the most skilled
0oeeiolist here, cd . thorough master OF al
ssSual diseass. II othsrs fail dont despair give
aim cell. lis only . common occurrence with
him 70 cure such cases. nis rooms are separate
tor lsdies and gentlemen, and the most complete
- the city.
Bieslev devcteo mesh Of biz time 10 the treet.
nsss sSSAose ssses eeaeed by secret habit thse
suins beth MID aad bsAy. us0tting the untos.
tssats Individual fee either baainess Or soc,etv.
The - s9ssls Of thee early hahits, or the o.
ssesse u eiper yeers, isto weaken and debilitate
povsss, diminish cad suioos1e Ne netural TEL.
the plsesurss Of life ere naere@. the object q
marriage frustrated. and eaisSenes iSsel emdes-
ID . tsRa Of usseasise oAsssy sad reGvcs. Sncs
heee. skoul1 lose NO time II making immsdiels
op6lieetion, ~ DR.. B., BY his new treatment, 10
enabled 70 ensure speedy and permanestsese.
Cossuitalioe free - oea1dential. Once No.
- 4saaA. Cla'k street,. eesser Of Aeefoe,
Sa1fo bloek hsn the Pet once. 20. Dox ~
Ohleaee, m. 0Qos AausUesew . An. - p. n.
~ - bic ss0ni1o - 0ealth," pabliohed
OoatAly. ne sfshorge.
N 0-ls1les. ssad A6ss asscsipeive circular Ore
ooris 1s@sdls. he beot pfsvcutiye - coocepsaAa
GDW1. ~ 70 ~ address NJ oeehaUs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

, ll--l -4~-is
Two families In The vicinS OF newton
were attacked with violent kouiting and
other symptoms OF POISONING, on Sunday
last. In both cases the cMc,$ was traced 70
the eating ofNew York chce(e.
Seveaseen n,esAvMh no ibunds o. gold
dust, worth &2lO4 o, a. ive1 at Sioux City
!sst wesk frsu 'aaa.. 10y ca,ae 10 .
nactahaw boa, q p wercc2 days In making
the trip. <
Judge HUI LrJhas decided in the case
Of the Rr.t NAiahal Bankl0f Iowa Ci.y ".
the Board /of SUPERVISORS q johnson conn.
y, that he shgfes Of stod in that bank
ere NOS sSbjeef to taxstioydor State, conn.
" OF school Purposes. II
The Semi Annual m(a,hg Of tho Iowa
City Preshy tesy will y hid will be held Il
Msrengo, beginning n IT, 18th inst. Rev.
4. L. Arnold is Skpectsa to be installed
Pastor Of The FisDe Presbt lerian Church At
thss placs, - ~ learn IL ~ Foocresire
RepuLlicaA =.
The c,tiaens Of Nsviu} Adam1 county,
are about to bulb CONGREGATIONAL church.
They have got spsscfihtion Of $50 at
home, and now caI upct those who hAvc
left the. place to subscritlt as much more
The Methodist 1t independence, Buchan.
- county, ere about 10 erect line edifiee.
The past year has l'e(N. prosperous With
them. Thirty-ive 3enbers have been
added during the year.. The Sabbath school
has increase from ~ to 100, and = new
library has been procyred
The meeting Of III Upper Iowa Confer.
enoe Of th5 n. Z. Cfhch, ts~tU>commenee
it, tenth session on Hsds(s dsy, september
l2th, Of DEBORAH, Wnneshiek /eounty.-
This conference la3 tesf Represented 49,
600 members; lQb regular /statisos for
Which preachers We're 6ppointsd "
ehurehe. and IS >rsonassl zalssskt ssS,-
40. The churcl property Of the center
ence IL valaed ~ $5l9,7OO. The. annual
salary Of the pfeAchers in charge Of the
stations 10 estimated at tss.078. besides
&5,l05 :or pr)Iiding elders claims. There
srs also sepsftcd for last year 800 Sunday
schools, wi9h an attendance Of nearly H.
600, and Iver 10000 volumes In Libraries.
The cep1hbltions fos bepesolent objects,
Last, III unlOuAtpAA u nearly 100000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11


SPEIR'S SAMDUR0 PORT WINE
Celsbeutain Europe for u nssitrina as'a b. nehcs
qualities highly retecmsd hI enineci ply pscd
q EuFvpcnn and AmericAn MnPinll ana ~ Some o.
AS A TOyU,-t has no equal. causing an appetite
I'D 6uildinv up the ystcu, beng entirely ure vine
n most vslnsble 9pps.
a. 4 DIIRETiC-itimpar,ss healthy actIcp q "
0,anls Ktneys aGA Urinary Osfaae. very ecnenrisish
DsW00y. l3out and Rheumatic aMrcpQne.
sfEER'B WINkisa pore astssse snsn The Juiecc
ne fOet (ssare, psacssang medical vvosscsles snp
ior . nv Oder vice In nsr and III cscrlcns astiee
~ 81 wrsk snA drbtased pefsons, and the 80 40
inaSn impsOvin9 the appetite and hssrAisine hdsss
cd chlldfua
4-1Ie snrc the signature u AlSnsp srsm bevss
sold /" Sr1sgsS ~ 4, asvt eiass DEALER ane ate
cell tho CASTkllA PORT BRANDY choic~ .,l6
assiele. mlosslsd 0aiy ~ Ms. Spses. Assa fsan 0s
Ns3e esePlsea ~ whoese,e arSgese = l,sv
York, n0el0n. r61lsdelphn aud ~. Ions. And ~
A. sPEEi, q - vissyar In New Jssscy. lrinN
81 06Ice, sis 0sondWay. New York
For sole IN Davsnportby HARRISON 1rAhko
Wholesale and Retsi\ psugssstp. petA-d1V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
ENCA PMENT
Ct II AND A r. M Y
sstss OF-THK
m REPUBLIC OIL

TuERk WILL IL Az ENCAMPAINT OF
& xthe Crand Army Of he kepubiic. 4
Rock Island, Illinois,
Aepeember Goah aad 95eh. leoo.
70 which al Soldiers and Sailors Of the Cni.
ted vtases, and Ill Loyal Citizens. ere invited.
Governor eg'csby,
Gen. John A. Logan,
Gsu. l. \. n. .ysie. zen. J. n Palmer, Gen.
Aurlbss and ecu. Cooke, Of lllinoia Governor
stone, Cen. LsskA. 0en. Saadess. 0sn. Dodge.
abd Gen Beksr. q Iowa 0everuoe Fletcher,
asd Gen. NsNs,L Of Missouri, wiM be preeent.
.COAee EcerDoodu.
Bring Your Families and Neighbors along.
II 10 eenGdently expected that IN will have an
opportunity Of hearing truths from the mouths
d orr most eloquent Orators, Soldiers aud
etateemen. septS-Apwtd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
INSANE Asylum.

CT. vINCENTS INSTITUTION FORTgE IN.
y SANE. ST. LOUIS. NO. Private 1nstitu-
ton established and conducted By The Sisters Of
Charity. Founded Aug. 10. 1883. The Dnsans.
Epieptic, &C., Of all denomicatiess, Of both sex.
81 and from ever state are ad nittsd. For tssna,
etc, apply 10 the Sister Superior, - 70 Dr.. J. K
BAUUCY. Attending n vaic3an uvl.d1ysa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
D. A. JANUARY 4 co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854,
Wholesa1o GroCoGU,
c0mnleelom Mene1An1o,
- ~ 011ooosS .a
ST. LOUIS. ~ 0o.141y

M.aYeDEyVr y WILSON.
~. m JvsssA sWo6N -,
II. nIoU10, No.,
I've . 80 - lafssss : - selssesa 49, :
anDi1LERYUARDWARE
R1rpeee 1rt4o1e506o
Il ~ Wss1-ssaslsaiaese niseA $1,000 naags
naeklea Osnn0ootsy TsssooA oeek4
Hsmes Wobs, Herss Oeolafa, Ss.
Aleo hsvo oonp1ese line q
OARRfl0F 1RsHNR0H, Axkk6 AV1
1IFDS. SPEiN96, 1kTT 8zOCK,
tlRA0aG4 -, 90
HAYDEN Z WILSON
A. ssol 49, vslleaRPlsea IN loa1Ass9 -
sN.SHo - Scfuse q 011GlU, 9osnoD - 81.
riaess, - sftse vesy esss ssallsy. se.gss.tag
~ 49,. 0kirtaae, Dtssk asa 1aeaet si9!es ~
~ .-9 ~ 0SS1A 1nono0o1 L1o1Aoeo q
n $500. pckss 9. 18e0s. e. u.-
~: ~ i: - re 81; r e:
Is: 3s:: =: 2 s! " Is; 4 :; IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
DIR. u A M E8.

d r.. j A M E s.
Formerly Of james Lock Hssp;ssl, Custom
Hexas Street, Mes Orlsans, Ia.
s8ot AbllsAe 4 n 1850,
r nov ssa hos bsss psrnessly lseotsa Il
no. 80 nANDoLPn STREET.
Between Dearborn and stsss Sta.
Chicago, H.,
For the last four years, for the cure Of
OtA Chs'0sstc. sueresss'tMl,
0yphiIltic
And oil Private Diseases
Tor The 80 attn mt sne curc cess..c-r.cle poison
SYPHILIS.
m. JAMES positively crs.drAsss srcn lie syei :, l.
wit,ou; ths Gid q nercssy iods potssai, sssenc,
sarsansIils, say Of iho.s poisonous drue cs ties
Won't ei,ectaally cure the pofoaonly dses II up t.
pect DR.. Jas.es uses ncu1zlisef hf syphilis. the
rame as used In his Lock Hospital New Orleans, for
thirteen yoer., md whirh gained him 20 worId-wide
se ss = i g. q "a devote. e.
exeusivea'cn %. vis: fyp0iffs primary, secondary
and terti:ry ictures aiethrai discharges. nocsui
nsl eAA di0nal cmieoeaa, debility dieeases OF
the back and loins. Inflammation Of the bladder and
hdneyS, rAunet0m. hydrocelle. vafooorie. caacesr.
Diseases peculiar u females. such s. amenorrhes.
dy.msnosshasia. netorrhaga. cholorsis, de.
bity, &c. successfully treated.
u. Janes long psssfice In Nov Orleans. and the
smoet entire southern press should the mast
skeScei that Dr. Jases can and viii sfsbrm oil that
he promises.
properly injured themselves By sexual excessee the
dcbasing habit OF sclfabues, pssye1saA IN the
young, un6tting them for matrmony. businees o.
cssy producing e y tram constitutional dcbilify,
IT, following ore sone u the ead and melancholy
kcts produced ~ ssriy habiis q youth SEXUAL
Hlsed. dinness d sison. iose Of muscular power,
:s .sss.,. = s::;:sS. = - Ss",.! =.
iass o. ns1.oql. sas1ea q $50 lsprsssion Of
spisa. svtl lseoelagl, evssssse = eScsty. selfdis
6.s Ioys q seltsdss tni1fty. etc.. - some of the
Those 1Gicssd Win any Of The aboss diseases o,
eymptoss should NOT Gail TO call upon DR.. James and
falsc delicaey prevent you, but call az once and
yuuyclvcs 60n the awful aud terrible consequence
oftkcsc much,to be dreaded malsdie..
~ieor restored DR.. james, within the last fifteen
YEAR,. has treated more disea-es Of the vencrea type
successfully than any other drtor in tie unted Satee
The only specialists In the treatment Of diseases ii
ifo,n pross-o.s d sdies md nom sos "i:nis
,'enNarrnd honorable s61icoe, End from the p-pr7.
-esaslonsaA 20 Los scfre -, sf-esT7 " =
~ ~ rom -r,.ie. icc~ 8 e- da1s..
- de-ee5 eea . Gtd t's ~ \
cs..-ace, c.s.ns -,T-S So. .-i4 a. ~ - 'sps y
return answer.
DT. James Office end paslass st ~ RandolDA s..
between state aud Dearborn. Office hours from A.
N. I'll y; y, (Ssnasns eAceptedJ whcn b. may be
found in the forenoon.
P.s.-Just Issued THE NosfrxR or Hand -bouk
on Secret dlsea-es How 10 avoid then, Ae. Ale0,
importsnt information to fsmace: how 10 prevent
conception aud other sccretA worth knowing. Price
Of book - csnts. Addrese Dr.. JAMES. r, o. Bos
3i91. Chicago. III. tsnfl-dIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
s'rA11: lTR,asl

The Eans;e< papers aunoun1. the .ival
At that flses Of the rev icTTy Feat.
The Clinton Hera'i reports tcn c.ses o!
cholere in that plaee-eight ffal.
The crop Of wheat in Benton county is
unusually large and good this fcar.
The General Assembly Syrbd Of Iowa,
New SCHOOL, will meet a. M}rshall, Iowa,
On Thursday u Next week.
VI, -. ts.I p,,.i sroA. -, ~. y,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
.DlABErtss

10 = dissass II the txo,ibsh snA liver. actIeg
through the kidneys. aud IL. without doubt. the
0ost obatinate disease. except consumption, that
oAecta the human constitution. We have NO spaee
for discussing causes. l,t will state that the e.
feet Of the disease istae conversion Of thesiarcey
principle TOR vegetav.e portion Of the ioodl into
sugar which stimula,ss The kidneys 10 m cScce-
sive secretion 81 water Many psrscns suiier irasn
this diaease Who ere ignorant u IL; that 10, they
pass large quantisiSs during the day, and are
obliged 70 get M frem one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice Is taken Of u
uutil their attention & called tothe large discharge
Of water. and often when IL il 40 Ter advanced %
10 be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptOm 10 Abe extreme thirst. which
when the disease 10 fey established. 10 intoles-
ble-sA< patient drsnAp csnstdnfty fifhenf Orisg
sssieGA6 also dryness Of the mosth. crscking Of
the lips, . sweet breath. 10 the more advanced
cascs. ard finally loss ofappetie emacistion, sad
the patient gradually sinks from . 1hsustion.
CONSTITUTION WATRais without doubt. the only
known renedy for hssSstes. asd - have - much
eon6Asnce that Il il spssi6c - ~ have that OPP
um win produce sleep. and tsuthfnlly asy that y
hes cured everv csseis which IL hes been used. 2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
DIABETES.

IRRITATION or THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, OATARRu
or THE BLADDER.
STRAN0UARY AND BURNING, ORPA1N.
Full URINATlNG.
For the diseases il 10 truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot he said in its praise. A sin
sle doee has been known 10 relieve the most uf-
gent ~ mptoms.
Are YOU troubled With that distressing pain In
the snall Of the beck snd through the hipsf A
teaspoonful dey OF the Constitution Water will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinced given mp the use Of bncha. e.
bebs, and juniper in the treatment Of those dis-
case, and only use them for the want Of better
remedy.
CDseae6eest6oss UvHater
Has proved itself equal 70 the task that has Il
volved unop u.
DIAURTCS
Isritsts and drench the kidneys, and BY constas
uss soon Iced TO chronic degeneration and cos
6rmed disease "a.
We present the Constitution Water 10 the pub
He with the convictions thss Il has no equal 10 r.
liev,ng the class Of diseases for which L he's been
found 50 cminently successful for curing; and -
trust that we shalt be rewarded for our efforts In
placing % valuable . remedy in form 70 meet
The requirements Of patient and ply siciao.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-01
Affairs In Gtorsetowu

The AQuEDUCT-The work men IN the en-
pioy OF TIE lcSscrs OF the A. xsudril Cans
onnenced the REMOVAL OF toe fiooring rom
the Poo aqu tp-I II - mo-a'rr. They
municstion by that rou'e be ween The Mary
lsnd snd virginia sho~ss with wa oDs or
forses The coumrnica ion will h her a.tsr
by the Long Bridge - Wasbingt m AID the
Chain Lrtd-e ttree m les at this town.
CAERNING WEsToNs.-Yc sterday, officer
Mastin arrested ID. NJ. Ball Tor be 'rg drunk
and o'sorderly. and look rim 10 the station
house. There be was bed. and a billy
wss 1ourd upon him. Justice Buckley fined
him s2.s, for beng c'sol cerIy, aud SEA for
carrying IRE weapon.
FIGhTING ON TRE Tow PArH-Last night
EDWARD Marty and O. orge Washington, wo
colored shoulder bitiers, had n Oh { on the tow
path, near the aqucduct. Officer DANGER ar
". when taken, ad bcen cut in TIE back with
kni.e- !nhieUng a hCsh wound about two
S2ts
flour AND GnAlN MARKET.-The market
opercd this n orn '1g win ne demand or TIE
local TIT oe a :ct,ye as dOr.rg the pa, week
Holdc g firm. nd sales OF fiodr ard wheat
we Teporf d this morI'Tg Z, the pr.ces
quoted IN The Sc OF s. uroqy.
PIC lEoN.-We notice he arrival this morn
ing. Of tie canal boa.t Msrce, rom the Four
Locks, Washing on county, Nd. with al ,ut
W. ions OF pig iIon- cousiorod 10 O. Watsra.
who is the ageat here Of the cciebrst q Green
Spring fcrnace.
coil. Consigned as follows To the Borc.n
Co., G2s ons: Central Co, 0is.11 tors: Cum-
oerIano Co, go 3 tons: Hampshire ana Balti-
more TO. 1888 tons; w. II. Snow. -O5 : IONS
Depa-ted-Thirrea boats l,ghG
PORT or GEoRGETowN -Entered-Srhoone
YIN. Spear, Kirby mPstsr, rom Baltinore
~ t%r hay flower. Rob nson master rom
Wv YOU, with merchandIze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-01
CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS
TIE STEAMER SHENANDOAH

The Navy department has received a des-
patch from Capt J. X. Goldsborough, COM
manding the U. ). steamer Shenandoah, an
nOuncing the vessels arrival at Port Louis
Mauritius. on the 18th of July, from Simon's
Bay, Cape OF Good Hope. The officers and
crew were in good health. On her voyage the
Shenandoah encountered soTe heavy weather,
In which she fully sustained Der rep utation for
good sea qualities. The weather in the vicinity
OF the Cape of Good Hope has, this season, beel
unusually boisterous. In tire month of June
three English ships were 10 aud foui Amer
lean YES els were o b.dIy dana cd 90 to be
obliged to put into port for repairs. Two
American built vessels, sailing under the Brit
ash flag, are reported missing. The American
Consul Mr.. Mellen, was absent Oh leave at the
date of the de patcl and is supposed to have
been on one of the missing vessels. Captain
GoldsbOrough proposed leaving for Tamatri,
Island OF Madagascar. on the 18th of August
and afterwards proceeding 10 Muscat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-01
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
Frcrce ard MeNico-Dirrct Freuch Iuter
WESTON Abandoncd Rise i'm Mex-c.
-

Frcrce ard MeNico-Dirpct Freuch Iuter.
vep;ion Abandoned - Rise in MIex-c-n
RtuCs.
NEw ORR, Oct IA Par's letter o. the y p,
o. sepeTber lays The conven.ol pa$ I'd
t,twcen the Fr'nch and Me-ican govern
Tents, coBcedirg 10 the for.rer hI'f of tue Gus
tomb house revenue of the porte located on the
Atlantic, and one-fourth of those of the har-
bors on the Pacific, has been looked upon
in the French bourse as securing the Mex
lean debt, ana he's cduA6d a sudden rise
in Mexican bonds. The holders of there
bonds, encouraged by this guarantee in
obtained naintdin that France is by to- p
convention entitled TO require, at all time .
from Macmillan or his successors, the paw
ments OF all amounts hitherto disbursed for
Mexico, including the loans which these bonds
represent. The publication of that convention
in the Moniteur happening concurrently
win the appointment OF General De Cas-
lehman. the aid de- camp of the Emperor
ard M. DeGallifet, "a aom,uistrator of great
ability, has naturally been construed az the
forefunner OF the entire Abandonment of all
direct Intervention by Frence in McKee, az
lars. Thus, whilst on one hand the Aforesaid
convention te.tiCs all her fir ancial CLAIMS the
removal Of Gen. Ba..aine. of which yol VIII
near vie long, and the appointment in his
stead OF Gen. COrtelman, .eCtles the military
par. OF the question.
The General goes to Mexico with no other
mission than to arrange for the withdrawal of
the French troops, and perhaps TO give the
dement, OF his experience to the officers ep gag d
IN organizing the Mexican army. This Is all
does not imply on the part OF the French go -
ernment the idea Of giving any assistan 70 ~ e
Mexican Empire, which In Londoa and Paris
rs looked upon as irretrievably lost As to
toe Marquis of Galiifet. his presence in Mex.
CO refers solely to the organization of the Cus-
TOM House system and to the appointment OF
custom House officers. who are to be selected
l. ON among the civil Offices of French b,I Z,
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LATER FROM SOUTH AND C.NTR,.
AMER "a

Secession Moycn Il. Oh the Is.hmus-W.
Move mr hts n CHI ID and PERL
NEW YORK, o, [. The steamer Arizona
Snh Panama dat TO the 23d ult., has arrived
She brings 81, i37, liS In tire. sure.
An act passed the Legislature looking to-
ward the separation Of the State fro n the gen
eral government. and the for nation of an in
dependent State of the lsthmus, but there ar.
pears to be no likelihood of the scheme pre-
vailing, and the govern meat property as far
as pos bic, has been dispo ed of. and heavy
forced loans levied: In short, the country is in
a more unsettled and deplorable conditioi than
ever before known.
resident Of Chilli.
The port Of Valparaiso will soon be defsnded
by LOO cannon.
Matters in Peru are progressing fsvo-.bly.
and Pre-ident Prado spll pos esses the co m
dence Of the people.
The relation between the A,l'es continue 10
grow more friendly.
Business on toe COST is active and col On
Growing is on the increase.
The return Of the Spanish invaders is looked
ior, and the pat rotsm of the people has re-
ce.red fresh and powerful impulse
Ihere is no news OF importance from Gen.
tro, America.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN TURKEY AND
THE UNITED STATES.
OUR MINISTER DEMANDS SArIsFAC.
TON
SENDS FOR ADMIRAL GOLDSBoR.
OUCH.

spocIsI dispatch by the cable to the New York
Feed:
Lon DON, SEN 30.-In corssquer &c of a d :
fcplty which has exi.ted for some ne De- t
between The Unred states Consul IN the Islam d
of O rrrs and the Turkish authori, les. the
United States Minioter At Cor stantinople, NJ
L. Joy Morlis, has demsnded fol- satisfaction
from the Sultan and his Cab'ret Pending
negotierops. which Assume a rather serious
aspect, Mr. Mo wis has communicate with
Admiral Golfsborougb and the Unit.d & ,es
wsr snip TicondeI ogs, Capt. Chas. s ead N an,
WI oh has beca ~ rg Off the po-t Ga Venice,
was despatch 10 Cyprus.
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SECOND EDITION
O'CLOCK Pm
GOVERNMENT sECURIrIEs.
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks and
Bord in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK, Oct. First Board.-U. s. reg
istcred. 1891, 11lT; do, Coupons, LIP; 5.2O's,
registered, 1Cs; dc. coupons, do, new, ICs5
10iO s. Registered. 9s X; do. coupons, 9e4 7-S0's,
1t6; Canton, So: Cumberland, ssh; Quicksil.
yer, san; Mariposa, :; New York Central,
1l5S; Erie, So \; do. pre- ferred, =; Hudson, isi !.
Reading, ll7T; Michigan Central. max; Mich
iran Southern. s94; Illinois Central, FAX;
Cleveland and PiIrsburg, Ok; Cleveland aud
Toledo. l22a; Rock Island, 1OSx Chicago and
Northwestern, 35f.; do. preferred, :; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 1864 Ohio and