Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

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ssseees y ~ D. 8. Marine Hospital 49,
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bS6sAes&slIe y SsnaAes SunAes, 81 -.
and d. Tuckes ID bseehee u Surrogate Gid
tsm. Tuebse q Nse Yssk City.
The Hesald's New Ovlsans special ssys
rec esasssd esadisss Who lrsd thsis revolv-
81 q the pslissa lev days ege5Aa ~:
esi tested, have bssn turned over p The civil
autheeitiss ~ isial. The dspaet1ses CON-
moodes. - bic endorsement, TENS the re-
eosdss 70 W them. end II found guilty. 70
punish them. This 10 . precedent that will
no doubt bs follossd in the future.
Gen. Mower, Of Shcrman's army, j. The
ranking officer here, in the absence Of the
chief commander in Texas.
Northern capitalists nre still largely IN
vesting money in Lou'siana, Texas and
Mississippi.
III. Picayune, IN influential newspaper
OF this city. has IN article this morning
lenning towards the acceptance Of the cons
stitut,onal amsndneat By the South.
Tie following letter from Gen. Grant to
Brev,t Brig. Zen. HITLER. 10 publish, d:
HEApouAsrsRs AsxY OF rms q. g.,
Wash ngton, d. c.. Sept. ~. SO. !
I ~ fton the papers that you have ben
making . apt ech, in which you pledge ne
to political party. | am further in receipt
Of Q letter from Gen Gresham, Of Indiana.
in vhlch he says that hrs opponent for Con-
grssS has published IN ext act foip . letter
received fr.sn you. in which you pledged
me u the support u p. sssdent Johnson. and
~ opposed to the election Of any candidate
sho does not support his policy. You nor
20 man living 10 suthos'zed to speak fer me
in political matters, and ask you 70 de"iss
in the future. want every man 10 w Z
according TO HE o~n Judgment, without in
Huesec from me.
SiIned U. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gcu.
Four cases Of cholera were reported IN this
city yesterday, and three burial permits
we're granted.
In Brooklyn two deaths from cholera
were reported.
General Santa Anna has located his head.
quarters on Sta en- Island. and has opened
regular business bureau tor tina Transaction
If matters looking 10 the delivery Of Mexico
from French authority. He is occupied,
50 report says, constantly with vsriols PEG
ple on that subject. has enlisted tho sympa-
thy OF the Fcnian Brotherhood. Col. Rob
crt-. General Sweeney. aud other Fenlan
Cbiefs, ate zs.lou. in their ait ach ment ~ HE
cause, and are educating the Irish that be
lief Three large sea going steamers have
been purchased for their use; II is believed
in transportation to Mexico. 1t is further
stated that tire Old General Is soon to return
TO St. Snowman.
On Thursday last, Madame Ristori, &C.
con- panied by her husband, Waited the fam'
ily NJ Tunani, the scu ptor, who was muir
dered on the twenty third inst, Immediate
" after the occurrence. She sent one hun
dred dollars to the widow to defray the FL
neral expenses. On the rhur,dsy after. the
Marquis do 0rello had presented to each o
the children sum ofmonsy Madame Ri
tori sisnifed her intention to place to thu
credit Of the family, with Messrs. Duncan
Sherman d Co.. the sum Of $1,000 o. thu
basic of . fund for their benefit, and 4
which other charitable persons are invited
to att end.
The st. Petersburg Barsen Lietwig says
All pIepututtouU OU tIIc tuhtthouo otu NtiS
soundings in Behring Strait for the cample.
ton OF the line Of telegraph between Ru,sis
end America, ate nearly finished. In the
course Of the present year tho telegraph vii
be constructed over distance Of 5000 miles
beyound Reve!es. The lines vi be tinish'
ed from Grau:cy Haven T. the Keruck pax
aid along the valley Of this river from chs
mouth Of the Andici to Fort Ansdir. aud
from Okahtz TO Gieshaya, and perhaps ii
far A. u be joined with the Anad'ci line.
The cable between Greenly Haven and
Sinjasvin bay. . distance Of about 700 miles
and that between Cape Sponberg and Cap,
Tulsto, 10 the Bay of the Annader, will, il
is said. be lard before the enk Of this month
American and Russian energy has beer
verp quick to complete tho tie which is Il
connect end hold together the two nations
whose new alliance though baptized in
champaign, snd hersldtd forth by boque,
Of fire works, cannot be regarded without q
slight feelln. of uneas,ness by some Of the
more Westerly nations of Europe.