Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-27
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NEW YORK.
NEw York. May 25-The looking glass
factory of Solomon Housnann. on Centre
street, was damaged by fire TO day to the
amount of $4,000.
Some 1000 kegs of lager were seixed At
Williamsburg. to-day, for not bssng proper
" stamped,
Flag ship Savanna, Admiral Fletcher
Flag ship Powhastss. Admiral Dshlgreen@
and the eun bosI f3ssaca Arrest Panama
A family It Aspinwali wefe poisoned By
eating Ansaie, which Was purchased 70 hill
vevmln Oae II thGm died and the bal
snce narrowly eocnpod.
The news from Peru representa that the ID
minissfotion cAonot hold out long, dissstis-
faction prevsil) throughout the Republic.
Revolutionary outbseaks are occurring ev-
General Castillo appeared 1t Cobja and
IL expected TO enter Peru. and be candidate
for President
Admiral Tucker, who was sent ON the
mission to theA Amazon, reports Perusin little
more encouraging condition, but tho Gov
eminent stronger and may DO able TO quell
any attempt at revolution. The feeling be-
tween the two countries Is anything but
friendly land rupture is only prevented by
the Spanish and internal disturbances
IL was generally believed that American
meditation will be accepted. A rumor IL
current ut Callao parish that the priests are
instieating the people to burn the English
churchiand 1t has been guarded fora week
| Advices from Australia of April 9Th, say
| Parliament meets in June, and q stormy
session 10 expected at the meeting. The
American residents AT Sydney have resolved
| to notify the Government that the Consul
does not possess their confidence.
Fearful foods have destroyed large
amount of property In the Southern districts
causing some loss of life.
over 10000 tons of breads.ufis have beer
shipped TO England this season, and 105,
900 more areevailable yield.
The gold fields continuep satisfactory.
Louisville in Queensland was destroye,
BY hurricane,
The cotton crop in Queensland lie large
than was anticipated.
NEw York, May 26.-Several membc:
OF the New York News Company were ar
rested on Q warrant Issued by Justice lilo
gan. ON charge Of libclling Mira. Stuyves
ant, by publishing an article in the juustra
tad Police Gazette 10 the effect that she wa
caught by her husband in an equvocal pc
sition with Mr.. Bordcau. accompanied
with acut In reference thereto.
AdviCes from Panama state il IL highly
probable that MosQue1a was removed ant
the movement againat Panama abandoned
| Three American and two Brtish vessels ar
| rived In the harbor OF Panama on the 4th
under the impSessiOn that the nationa
troops were about attacking the town. ant
that the transit route would be interfere.
with. No attacksOccurred, but it Is sal,
semi officially, In 60 OF interruption OF
the transit route The Uoitcd States force
would have Immediately seized and occupie,
II. Fourteen sailors belonging to the T. X
Cuyler had accepted the protection Of tn
United States. and were given up on deman'
to the United States steamer OsceOla
A Lima correspondent states that it !
highly probably that Prado would soon dc
clare himself Dictator. Congress com
PEELED him to dismiseh is ministers and nc
body could be found willing to accept tn
position. Revolution WAS Iipe all over th
Republic.
The French Admiral had sold a slna
Mexican stenmer rs prize at Cellao witt
out the permi sion Of Bolivia
Bolivia signed the treaty of Commerce
ami Navigation with Brazil
The American ship Camilla, from Bostor
arrived at Callao, with the big guns for tn
Pruvian Government, including ten
inch guns.
A \alparsiso letter says that the iupres
J ion prevails that the United States
more friendly TO Spain than to Chill an
Peru, will probably oiftr mediation to ths
country which viii not he accepted
The allied squadron is in the harbor, an
good feeling between the two government,
is restored
The Yokohoiha advices Mach Goth, say,
Gen. Van Volkenburg. ~ oivned the CORE,
pondcnce with the Japanese Government
regarding the American claims for propert
destroyed in 1868
The Herald says that the Messrs Stow, G
this city, have TUNED out 1900 rides pe
week for the last four months. This pape
intima,es they are for the Fenians The,
shipped 100 nine and II inch guns about
month ago, which IL il supposed were ais
for the Fenians
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May, rs The appes
case of Silas Miller has occupied the Pre-:
bytcrian Assembly the entire day. AT clos
OF debate the appeal was dismissed almos
| unanimously.
Nkw Yonk, May 27.-A Tribune spec
ial says: The true reason Of Gen. Thoma
being called to Washington is that the Pres
iient may get true statement OF affairs i
tennessee, there being much complain
against Brownlow's militia by the rebels.
The Judiciary Committee, on Saturday
examined witnesses concerning the mutla
ton OF Sheridan's New Orleans riot dis
patch. II appears the President merel,
gave authority to publish the dispatch
leaving it to his Private Secretary, Coloue
Morrow, to say how much should be pub
lished.
The Herald has the following special
from st. Petersburg, with dates Of Ma,
goth:
The Government Of the United States he
offered 10 sell to the Gar, the famous iron
clad monitor the Miantonomah, . frieat
and two new and very fast iron>clad VA
cruisers. The proposition has been favor
ably received BY the Emperor and bis Cabi
net, and 10 likely to be accepted.
Since the adjournment Of the Londsl
Peace Conference, and che adjustment Of III,
Ffanco.German quarrel, relative to Luxem'
bousg, the long vexed eastern question ha,
assumed much more importance. Diploma
cy 10 now engaged in the consideration of
plan for its peaceful settlement, and effort,
will shortly DO made in this city, Paris
Berlin, Vienna and London for its. perhaps
Rnal solution.
The Episcopal Convention Of North Caro-
lins, which recently met at Wilmington
adopted resolutions favoring . strenuoul
exertion for the intellectual training Of III,
ffeedmeo in order to forsstAll or correct Ii,
esrooseus education which other denomins
tions may impart to them, and admitiina
eolcred men to the ministry in the Chursi
- spiritual teaehers and pastors Of thsil
own sece.
The Times special says: The trial 81
Sussas will not b proceeded with to day
TOT The reason that the present term of ths
Criminal Court expires BY Law on the lasl
day Of this month. The Goverumeut couu
eel will move postponemsat till the NEXT
term, which commences June ID.
The President has suspended William n
Whitaker, Assistant Treasurer ct New Or
leans. and appointed j. G. waltin to III,
place. This is the first removal under tn.
tenure Of Office act, which requires evldenc.