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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25
TO LADIES.

TO LADIES.
lfyou require arelable remedy to restore you, use
Or. Havvey's Female PilIs,
. never falling remedy for the removal OF ob-
stru ctious no mater from wAat cause they drtse
They are SAFE and SURE md wilfrvstorc natnrs ~
every case They are also etfcacous in all cas-
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Or. Harvey's Golden Pills.
A remedy for special cases. four degrees
stronger than the above price Five Dollars per
box.
a PRIVATE CIRCULAR To Ladies' with fine anat
oniical enYravings. sent itee on receipt Of direct
ed vc,ore and stamp.
Send for DR uARvEr's Private Medical Adv,s.
Or. addressed 10 femEics; loo psgea, giving futi
instructions. 10 cents required Tor postage IL
you canno. purchase the pills OF your druggist.
they will be sent by msil. post pad. secure from
observation. on receipt OF 81 D.. DR.. ): bR An,
Consulting Physician, AZ Broadway, New ork.
Dealers supplied by Demas Barnes Go.
wholesale Agents, New York. novGdwly
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r. RI{ s, N II T. r,

q A II A X X II s ~ u T. T..
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Sore Eyes Deafness ha. ieen reiovedby IT, and i.ai
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strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action to
the parts affected.
More than Thirty Yenrs
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1t is recommended by many Of the hest ply sicans and
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Hkeud the certificate. Of WhO1es.
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DANvILLE, Pa, June 2, 1862 DR.. VIM. H. Gregg
Dear Sir In Feb. 1861, was afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and for five months passed more
than two gallons Of water in twenty -four hours
was obliged 70 get up as often ten or twelve times
during the night, aud in five months lost about
fifty pounds in weight During the month oiJuiy,
1861, procured two bottles Of Constitution Wa
ter, and in two days after using it experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles was entirely
oar. a,e[ r'Ia S' WIFI
Bosrox CORNERS, n ", Dec. II, ls6l.- VIM
H. Gregy d Co.-Gents: II freely give YOU liberty
to make use Of the following certificate of the val
| ue of Constitution Water, which ! can recon-
mend IN the hi hest manner Ny wife was attack
ed with pain in the shoulders, whole length ofthe
back, and in her limbs, with Idtputdti0n Of the
Heart and I,ritdfioa Of the Bladder. l called .
ply stefan who attended her about three months,
when he left her worse than be had found her.
| then employed one Of the best ply scians could
| ind who attended her for about nine nOntos,
and while she was under his she did mot suf-
fer quite much pain. He finally gave her up,
and said her ts0s sncwvatte. For" SAID he
''she has such eombisdtiOa Of complaints that
medicine giren for one operdtes against some Other
| Of her difficulties" About this time she com
meuced the use Of g constitution Water, and to our
utter astonishment, almost the first dose seemed
to have the desired effect, and she kept on I'M
proving rapidly under its treatmest, and now su-
perintends entirely her domestic affairs. She has
not taken any Of the Constitution water for about
four weeks, and We are happy TO say that it has
produced . permanent cure.
WIN. NJ. VAN BENSCHOTEN.
WsrnRnsv1ElD. Conn.,. March 3, 1s6S.-Dr. W
| II. Greg0-Dear SIR = Having seen your adver-
tisement Of Constitution Water, Z" recommend
ed for Inflammation Of the Kidneys and Irritation
of the Bladder, having suffered for the past thres
years. and tried the skill Of number Of physi.
cisus with only temporary relief. was induced
try your medicine, procured one bottle q
your agents At Hartford. Messrs Lee, Ssson Z
Co., and when had used half Of II, to nv sur
prise found . great change in my health.
have used two bottles Of i, and an where nev;
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spirits. cannot express my gratitude for 4; !
feel that Il Is Ill and more than you recommended
Il to be- Nay the blessings Of God ever ettendl
you in your fabors Of love. Yours truly
LEONARD 8. BIGEL0W.
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General Agents, No. 4e Gilt street, New Yorl
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MANUFACTURED N
SEWARD 4 BENTLEY,
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,

$50 Matn st.. Bss6dlO, N. II.
Wholesale by e.. GEliEl.C1e. Daven-
port, Iowa. Also sold by Bciderbecke i Miller
bacon l. Smith. and Harrison 4 Ststks.
The NCDels EONk' 1NAT1TCTE
EsTABLIsnED 1850, AND CMARTEKED.
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Husbands take care of your
Wives.

CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
~ Married.-Sent free in sealed envelope
Address, +. d. FoorE, N. D., 1870 Broadway,
New York. dec22 -dSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25

Irritate and drench the kidneys, and by constan
use soon lead to chronic degeneration and con
frmed disease
We present the Constitution Water to the pub
lie with the conviction that it has no equal in re
lievng the class Of diseases for which il has beer
found SO erninently successful for curing; and ".
trust that We shall be rewarded for our efforts II
placing SO valuable remedy in form to NEE
The requirements Of patient and physician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25
BETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF TIE BLADDER.
STRANGU AIRY AND BURNING, ORPAIN-
Full URINATING.
For the diseases it is truly u sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A sin
gle dose has been known to relieve the most ur-
gent symptoms.
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pain in
the small OF the back and through the hips A
teaspooniul a duy OF the Constitution Water will
relieve you like magic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25

The Gfx1t xech ana dunaor Attter 81 the
10M Oentuary.
This new preparation possesses most wonder.
full properties. and 10
A SURE CURE
For every species Of Itch, Prairie Itch, Bar
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Mango, Iowa and Missouri Digs, Cutan-
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RinGworms, etc.
The PRURIGO LOTTO il = new and certain
core for all kinds Of Itch, and being lid prepara-
tion u 70 free frra an the gu1ny, disngresabe quail
ties Of the ointmeNts IN Reoeral zee.
The PRURlGO LOTTO 70 safe to use under AZ L
ClRCUMeTANC1S, WIN MOI irsita . the most tender
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THOMAS COCMR IAN.
Carpenter and Joiner,
Commercial Alley, OPP. Post Office.
TOBBINU AND CARPENTER WORK done
q in the best manner. on short notice lag2Slys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25

Cents coats, vests 1 pants
Dyed and Cleaned with peaiuess and djsp,tch.
LADIES' SILK AND WOODEN DRESSES AND
eHAwLS Dyed and Cleared In superior manner.
- Send to rs by Express, with directions.
ALEX. cooK. (f626-d1yl WI. Var.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25

TO aid weak "locality" to recover its proper
and necessary "status'' or health.
BRANDKETH'S PILLS have affinity for the
SUBJECT NATTER OF DISEASE. and cause
It's CERTAIN EXPULSION FROM THE BODY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25
PHYSICIANS

Have long sinced gwen up the use Of buchu, ea-
bebs, and juniper il the treatment Of those dis
ease, and only use them for the want Of a better
remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
LAND AGENT.

D0ve0ROrte Iowa.
Has for sale, 152, 900 acres choice Farming
Lands in lows, in SO different counties, selected
from 10 to IS years since. by special aeente. ~
mostly owned by the pateptees.
1900 acres In Illinois, Wisconsin and hmss-
6oea, Unimproved Lots in Davenport. ie(!isire
Princeten, Wslcott, .Durant, Atalisss, Dovrey.
Iowa CRY ead Dee Moines. Twenty dvellise
hoases ed stesD = Davsapos4. suvoi6 :
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7. II. 1.EAKE.

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
n = 4. corner Of Second and Brady streets,
davenport Iowa. nov4-du
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vrAs PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN DAv-
Ill enport aud oasrs his professional services
10 the eff zens Of this city and vicinity.
Oflce at the Union Drug Store, IS Brady IT.,
between I'd aud 3D.. sep5.dt
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JJOM,EOPATHlST Ovrick on Brady st.
over WARMERS Shoe store-e"tranc
ncat Post Office. Residence N. W. corner 9Th
and Perry SITS lanS3-dM
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LOOK Il DRuIRY,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS Ar LAW
"A Office corner Of N ain and Sd Sta. ian2dws
, 1866-10-26

not bare heeu deemed requisite TO make known
tEe views entertained by tue President touching
the Amendment, for these were long ago
aasht oceu1ied hieh could have M s aosed as
'e1t for The opposition which recent events .haye
in epcecl. making should hare satisfied him Of the
luuiy Of bis eKof's to stem the tide aud win the
9oaTol1Dg elements 70 bis stde The pTssaiiP
his persistent opposition to the settled objects Of
the No:shcsn people, rendered them nru-
IT, haa nsiose f M m1s9 'e1S }o o'sf Bo%n
maAd for, the Amendment aa ground
To,S 2, Eao1 ~ i The os judi
verdict of the people, u heard in the rccent
r:eetiers. would Induce him to reconsider h1s
fforrse, fo aud 10 Iesomn1end The Amendment 10 tae
When tire emptiness Of this declaration bccaE1e
ct2::eE', 2 desire was r2ab1fssted os many who
lad stood faithfully by him that he should 1T any
1a:e., waive hls opposition aud let the issue Be-
Tough; out without Ills interference one way Of the
Ihe N,ea says Its sppeals arc eroucdless, and
which the proposed Amen dn1ent aims at The Gov
crnment which onr fathers founded, l. in the
i o 10 Of M3 arc
ta.Leta founded: This is where va stand. We
caluot deal now with the Government which our
io II sa7e we eannos pead tne ns
tiun As It was we must take It rs It is and deal
~ih 1hings not g We Sfo9td have them, but ~ VIC
Grl them, ~. Browning"
The !'orI asksthe south to ratlfg the Consti-
tEift nal +A11endlmt,.t, lid proceeds 10 say: "a
Questionable interest to tho sontlt on which tho
1ttt1 can steass MoEt aEslpEftatifes; than any
otLer Nuft'!eIn Journal, Is the position Of th.
Sor1bctu democracy. III se.prcI 10 the Amend.
mcnt. i tic Democratic part, of the Sor.h should
commit itsef IT, tie tAn,enausIt- Thereby making
the So.ih uc1n inluus in demanding Its ratidca-
iiuc% such nlanfullty could nut bt regarded by
;hc Sou1h II drtcraliLiug is OWL course. Within
the last fey; wceie W. have with much raiAs
bIc no tu'atl eolicituee, attempted to gage the
st1&Etnt oi the l'asly on tllis point, The result
Is coAs Lotion That the Northern Democfa = will
.crcr endossc the Amendment az condition Of
leetcra,ton. live nlsG; lske II upon rs 10 adsise
our southern fellow citizens, We would counsel
lhcm 70 :ttject tho proposed Amendment 70
yield obedience to Ill constitutional law, to
E1aii tain oIdEs. to project anu encourage the
LON asiatips questions Of Federal politics. ns II
lEey lad coticet in thcn is their only hope Of
reGlcss. When 1t becomes evident that they asc
Gttc: Esiucd 10 avail will d:.nidcd reserve thst
tub the pease Of the country that they will fur
Eish no tcod 10 agitation, hut quietly deE1eaa
await the result, aud that nothing Will
thnls theif 5, not to
E:uwnlg believe That 1t Is NOT certain ll,al We Will
save she Government. To this the American
cpl, olef an indieean: denial. The d.eal
the Government Is tn danger Of destruction. i
rot felt BY The people. anl flll less 40 they fear
t!ct sltlr direct representatives il Congress ere
TIE enemies Of fts existence"
The i3st calla it an t-imea and illogical doc
uuent.
The Express approves ii heartily as states
man1ike paper.
, 1866-10-26
The Late Hurricane cn the it.
{antic Coast.
Terrible Destruction Of Life and
Property at Turks
Island.


ssy atlantic Cabte-1!nn neltcatcr alft8r 10 be
NorAeI OIL >hurt 1inc-Tremay Bttwccu
trHst1n And ~ux0ay Fuifr katflcL-Thc
nadcn E1ousc oi Delegates Rejects tbc
Ifu%stan AiEinnct'-fsupfnEc Imminent in
1br Ffcnch Cnbluct-TAe French Troop,
to Leave Romr in Observation-Disclosures
lsrnce.eA rlaccd on thr Retired List.
1lv1Eroorr October u, EyeAing.-lt las brcn
dc i.lcd nj Manchester 10 work tic mills oily on
sho,t time.
GLASGOW, Octotcs 81 Evcnfng.-The steamship
P'i:atnia, from New York, October 9Th, has ar
lNtl.
BI1;11s. October a',-Thc treaty bclwcca rsus
sts ard saxony has been fallE ratified. Pursuant
TO lis III o, isons axony Is 10 ray 009 eco noris
!hr al7ay ofsa1onc has already bccn t!isaet.ed.
The Baden Horsc Of Deputies have rejected The
Ircnoscd p1Iiancc With Prussia.
Pants. October aS.-lfrMnrs are current that
changes in The French Cabinet arc imminent
The lhteatenea rupture Is caused hy tho E.npe-
iol's tnti=ting On the nccuiston OF large loaa.
1t il now saL that tl,e French troops will leave
Rcme in December.
r1ISSA. Octchcr s5.-FiSid Marshal Bendek, Of
tho Austrian army, has been placed on tue retired
list.
Ln1csr English Markets.
Lo:poS. Oiol'cs 2l--F. m.
Consols elos1 nj s9x for money. Closing prices Of
american securities Eniel States a0 g.; ILL.
u5is Central Railroad. :; Eric isallsoaa. SOY.
lIvEIr,,o1, October cl--p. m.
Gotten sales to-iay w2sc ',ao bales markc, closing
dull; n1ddaIng upluuds ISL
1.,vEErooI. 0etorcr s5-noon.
Cotton Il Gnlct AID ktcaly with an estimated days
sH Of litt laes: tniAllps uplancs o2lueI at I'D.
Ttr- Issaskct fur tal1oE Is 1lr7n.
lie Liverpool brraGstsds market is firm.
l4oSroS. October gs-noon.
lie mercy market Il slightly easier. Coaso!s fot
IL acs, So Ersc, .0a; lEIn1is Ccutra ~; 5sos
Gs,4.
, 1866-10-26
Comments ot the New York Pfess.

NEW rcna, Oc.ober a5.-All the morning
jvr,nals ee,ose considerable comment to .he ley
te, OF Secretary Browning making an elaborate
a; crmCnt ara1,,st. tie peMdiug Constitutional
Amendment. which Il accepted Is explaining the
Presidents views.
The 7imts remarks: "1n rsarV respects we ap-
p5el end !h.t ,hS documen! VII o2esass, nss.
ia: VII acd 10 the difficulties Ut the Presidents
fnrcs. II !, has n.5 sientaeanse + sanaa se 3 ..
ac,iun Of Cunsitss ard The determination of the
North, Ee i,.eAds to continuc his opposition to
nc Amsnd1:ens 2na h,s efforts 10 osssai
tat tho attitude Ct The President is unchanged.
i, were bad enough to Lrow that tho Irresistible
current Of northern opi7ior il favor OF the
AEcndrne1l had neither convinced hin, ofits ne
ceselty, no. taught him the innGlity Of fn:,hsr
res;s:al.e to IL; hut The later becomes g.
cratuiious c1prtsston u opinion b ,hs E9ecu;
tave a. -. sqrcstion Of Ioliey, a tl1as a2a
i, fo- N VIII b eau ONLY sr7vc to n-crav .:t cNi
,ns diei5ul IT, and Intensity the bitterness VIII
uahappily eassae,erixes the d}se0s ion. ii q
, 1866-10-26

tsv I.rtc Foreign alui.s-Enxantts af tlc Ea.-
rr 81 Of 1Ecx1co in 4isC lo.,c'r l'alnce-Cou-
9iietin1 ikcp:rts Concerning Nnpolcon's
Iir.!th-TEc I.aI.Ion T':l:1cs IN Recent Ar
ittteF5 Tcs7s in liz United statcs-Dix-
turbrsl Iscaations Between Prussia ana
An-trsn-sa1cr%aEr oi President J,hnsnp
with Hf~n1nEk-Curi~u4 Historical Statc-
ment-proclnmntion from the Cuun.tiuu
t;curs nj Assembly.
New yoaK, October a5.-Thc Mfaltrs pa,ss
correspondent eays Of the Insanity The Empress
The hatiuctnation was eylHerd by her Insisting
thai etc was n:1ounGed By Nrxicans and otacr
cn< ncs y ho sought 10 ta}c her life, 30 she ao.o-
tlraicd her wI:L n,ac5 kindness, Inviting foreign
!a9iss ot distinction 70 remain with her daring the
la1nCc4 coEt oIy 10 fE!e and precedent.
1t l. saia In Paris that Sorncon's health is
cslsidcsahls improved o. the CONTRARY, 1t il re-
ported lEot 1;crlin !ha' be ts In qn,te dangerous
airy moment.
&sst Of 'hs F5eneh Journals sisc Up ,he cause
however. atser, that h. viii moi aldicatc hut At
| tempt to ruie in .at,ow arca Of territory.
f.ona shc seat Of war In cand,n 20 have an ac-
on ,uauy unal1ncd Chr7ssians after the laIe dcfeat
| Of aEe Srl,au troops eytth official evidence vi
The high toned feeling which anima1cs the resolu-
The London 77mfs Of The 18th tns:an, saye !:
ave 9ssa .;'nas dsszg
/ %AAA <AslAtH AGlle VI tal1UGS uiCQE&S> Au4 l0ef
hare now tried INC Of sl.esc novelties :,sans: the
"'hcr.. Tie experiment at Fortress Monroe
| proved more Than tlc wcakucss OF unarmed gran.
nc, fo; 1t showed ihc tns11iciency Of 4-inca
4 I,oft1n % paper says that :hs protest Of The
Austria md Prussia.
The Gorc1ngent Of cSnnt Dlsqnatk has son:
:i,en 10 the proscx. BY the Austrian press. L
which complaint The AUSTRIAN ..iuiste- replied
that he did ROT recognize in ANYBODY ..ls right OF
ths o SlS'
| 'al'!y. The press was f:re throughout the En-
pIte, a''a GOV i dependent on an adm.afstratvt
ffeann r. , aru IT.: snyncdy thai euns'ac1cd hiE.
n:ry ,,euEa's. T. could ea'e feeoaFzc 10 tne o'a'
i}:e Insanity Of the Archduchess Charlotte o
from Europe She is At .iira1aar. 4 csrxcspoad
ent tenrus thrt narin: her Hcqu.r: in;crSieW:
an ietS: sSsh fSasncs pss S e.
N'atcd1y thrown he1selt at 1he fec; of TinS IL
and tmplo'ed big protection ,aa:ainst ihe sna,e
sho.t, tee character OF her Insanity Is 10 beEcv
: herself continually surrounded ny euc1nics an
!, t'GtioFs. She scarcely da'cs to touch any fou
, rersone Of ler suite desire 70 poison her. liz
medical attendants still hope tl4at 1cpose aud ca.
The following message from President John.o
~ =, een 70 ssIp"oi sS T Y seahs the ban u.
..TAe Pre4f1en: OF tt" Tinted States rrc;ar{
cafes tie ttfenily eong atulalions Of the oaotiu
| at Liverpool. md 1ru=H TIA, the pcoplo of Gre.
; Triain and America may hcneet1rth and foTevs
fbrv will he held 10 haze been not alien aud b.
tiIc Powers, but ktnd,ed nations. eprinciug fco
o,c rcut, ard portions 0f one ra:s. c1;cu s.,;s i
ctt OF the 736nAr, q. ". sn1allcy, gives The rc
, lorirs account of I'll Interview With Count pi
Tsc conversation tonchcd slightly co .AmeHc:
, 1866-10-26

pcnde1ce. i am heartily glad 10 know tl,at
America understands and Tce'7rccatcs the f;iene1y
follows curious statement = faci not known "
nc before, aid think, unpublished In America: !:
" At thu beginning Of our war; said Count E!s-
water, and iisly wss not sure 10 ur. il was pro.
posed 10 me that the lcadihc Southern naval OH
ctrs should Join us with five thousand men and
euilD1fc vessels. They were hot 10 come nj all
u tic Confederate ,.ayy. but as individuals, aud
the most eminent officers among them sTcr1, IN.
elnucd IN the oEcr. consulted your Minister 70
tc offensive to the AI.c; icnu Government. Nr.
Wright IVES in doubt. and wrote 10 Washington.
lie received Instructions 10 oppose the echctac,
II. Scn,mes made The proposal"
Tic General Assembly of Gambia has also f53ued
proclamation en1oin:ns upon the cfetans 70 !c-
am. 10 exercise humanity aud torbearancc. Tie
'' Fecr1c II cste: The enemy, 1ilsc true ,,,rh,,-
f,.e the chufchcs and commit every SPIT u cl;lae
III their tn1y: Instead Of allowing. this 20 sFtese
liz. We should rashe' reloicc. 1or tnelr hntear;!y,
despite all the e:i1ts Of Europe, caanot hc civil
tz.d Or hulaatizsd; l,ut you, peo2le o. C1ste, ~
un+sl 'i, ly'' cprrstsa a1s ssPn' unse e {ore as
mi: milar ac,s of ish'lraanftv md barhafi;y: yoa
eaualIy wih tl,at Of ,s Christians, aud DOT only
in'moyanle. but movable property. always bear.
g a tie G@Ssp @ wh'ia III,
thce'' You mnst no. kill those regular Or ire:
enlar Muesn}1aau t:oops whom the fortunes OF
war mar csusc 70 fall INTO your hands 4: p:!;or.
their necessities, for re are eli exposed t0 the
ehaucee Of var. atd tho future is nnknowa to rs
Our brothers may also be made p.isolcrh in hat
lie, and VIC mustb be able to oItaln their release
by snrrrEdcrsns Mu.aulueE tn exchange.
tcoIIe q! Ctrie, show the crca: nations Of the
cas.lI. IL ~ Aayc l:itItr,o doHc, that yoM have
al, tahni mp arms 10 gain your liberty and unite
yoursclsss ss mith Greece. y"u: mrther county:
II 1 fci,cr is iic,a Hons, @ il dc Ga::is ca d. Mli
give gore further details respecting the Princess
Charlotte.
After stating that In 4 FIRST Interview With the
Sovereign Funtia, tl,t Princess discussed witt
great c.,ncstEcEs the question o. con
cGr!nt N1tI Mexico. and irslsted witt, nCrE
;eliuarts On Obtaining from the 1lolE Faith
tr, confessions which IL deemed ira1missahie
Tue lc':cr tays: The Empress would not y!elt
, 1866-10-26
EI&CM BALTIMORE.

ncdlraFson OF Ike Peabody Ius1Itutc-Thc
Ioltcr CoEnnai--toncrs' Exu1atuution to
t'6nr rn Te-tny.
bA111soRE, October e5-Thc Peabody 1ns:s-
tntc WIS formally opened To-day. lascc assem-
6!S vas rrsfent. a telegram was received from
President Johnso On in respunec 10 an Invitation.
expressing scGEei that Official business prevented.
his at,cnd4ncc: reasss WAS oGvsei by Ds. DackAs,
1ItC: Nhich a formal address or welcome to :9t.
1l,s:Sody ~. ael'ys;ed hy Govs7'o: swaar., M-.
rcno1t af the Boa:a of Trustees vas read.
Ba117xonr. October :5.-1hc examination Of
Witnesses IN the case Of the Police EoumIrsiauc,s
will commence to-mnrrow bctnrc tho Cove nor, j:
Annapolis. Some afty witnesses have been su:s,.
mnrct 10 ensiain ihc charges Of oficis{ mtsSon.
duet AGAINST the Commissioners. Ii il urd,;.
stood that the counsel Of tic Commissioners,
to t1y Inc charges, have detern.
incd to be present to watch the prnsfess
Of The esse Whether they will take part 10 the
examination Of Witnesses. a. they have been mott
fed 10 dc, is not yet-dctcr1oined- There is muct
speculation rs 10 tie coutfe thu affair will ta1c
Some think The case will be abandoned for wan
OF sE1hc.ent etldence- oa thc other hand, it i
, 1866-10-26

tl.c.ca Tostponemcnt Of his Trial to Scst
Eprtng.
E NES SouK Oct Il er 25--1hc Ntral rs Fo-.-cs J
Monroe correspondent ea7s. 'Thc trial q! Tel
Davis haa ecel, postponed to next sniag. rao
further delay ts attributed By Chief J,s.icc Cha:c
to the stuFid tlundes q OF the last Cansr..- -.
judicial DIST, IciA:, wilhou. making the prope
ynpnt of Juders,F