Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

Il de psisS oodst yesterday judge bot's
;ss,,ed : Anal decree Of condemnation
against the blockade rnnner Stephen Hart, /.
captured BY the U. S. store ship supply. ~
1863 The amount Of prize money, v2o4'
70l 25. is to be distributed to the officers
and crew Of the Supply.
The Herald's City Of Mexico correspond
ent saws: Maximilian's abdication vas un-
known until he was almost ready to start.
On the road he met General Castleneau, out
only made . passing salute and would no.
admit Of 4 conference. Later it was thought
he would return to the Capitol, but IN that
case Mar hal Baxaine had intended to send
him under guard to Vera Cruz. Casteneau
was being treated very caval,e,ly by Ia
zine, who is busy making new contracts
for army supplies. and for length OF time
which does not look to . speedy departure
u the troops. Al soon - Aaxim,isn Is
koeou TO have IN the country Ba1aine will
declare him self dictator.
| The Herald's Havana correspondence OF
the 9Th says: The customary reception was
given the new Captain General on his arr
val. His frat proclamation evinces settled
determination TO suppress the slave trade.
The Trbune's New Orleans special says:
In view Of the fact that . 81 a,enent is going
the rounds Of the pr IS % the effect that the
President and Secretary Of War den hav
ing instructed General Sherman not to make
any arrests under Gen Grants order No.
A, dated July 9th, il is but proper to state
hst that order. together with general order
No. 3, have both been officially revoked Iy
instructions received through Gen Grants
headquarters.
Haif dozen murders Of late Union SOL
diers have recsntly been committed in the
parish Of St. Laandy. The facts were oh
cially brought TO the notice Of General SLer
idan BY Gov. Weles, but in conseq ence Of
the revoking Of the 0. der above alluded to,
nothing can be done. There is no longer
any protection for Union men in the South,
and the show Of continuing martial Law now
10 simply farce.
The Tribune's Leavenworth dispatch says
five women and children, who were taken
captive By the Keowa Indians, were deliver
ed to Col Leavenworth at Fort Laramie last
NJ nday.
The Official vote Of Delaware for Governor
gives Salisbury Dem 1912 majority, and
for Nicholson, (Dem) for Congress, 1850
majority.
The lieralds Washington special says
The best posted parties in Washington are
of the opinion that the present negotiations
will terminate in the United States cstab
fishing a protectoratc over the Mexican teri
. ritory.
, Nj. Rose, Of Montreal, who is the coadju.
tor Of Judge johnson, oil Albany, on the
commission TO arrange indemnities arising
under the settlement Of the northwestern
I boundary between the United States and
!, Great Britain, arrived here this evening, and
!. is at Wizards.
The King Of Sardinia was suggested a.
the umpire Of the commission, but the Brit
ish government waived any right in that re
lation, and Judge B. K Curtis, Of Mass
was selected. The interests Of the Hudson
Bav Company are involved in the decision
the commission.
e The following dispatch WAS received thi.
o noon 1t the Office Of Reuters Telegraph Co.
y in this city:
y LONDON, Nov. 10.
n The Pope has consented to reside in Malt
: If forced to quit Rome.
8 Election riots have occurre in Genoa, bu
u order was restored by the troops.
!. Tie Worlds Boston special says: Let
!, tiers from provision houses in Liverpool
=" bring intelligence Of the shipment back /
the United States within the past 60 days
}. Of between and 5000 boxes Of American
bacon, the sale of which on the other sid
G at the rates current, would have involve
too heavy a loss to the owners.