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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

4 D. TslsgsayA.l NAV AUHen. Jan. ..
| Flour 1r0. eapss. ofe0.
| Whsa9 Heoess. nm ~ Ma 1; 0Dll ~ No. /;
d. - fde No .: - ~ fus fejeeseA. ~
! 0AD o0vooeing. No. 9 ~
Fr0violooo 0P0oe. meoo POsh CTS %: hamo 90
Lara IL; dsssssd neos IN. 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

Scrofula, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dy spepsia, Paral
ysis, Neuralgia Lose ofAppetite, Chloros,s,
Want Of Blood, Msrasmus, Wasting.
Rsr s-Liver sCoogasine Rickete, wax.
ness In Children, Debility Of
Nursing 4 Pregnancy. Diff
cult Tec:hing. and all
Disorders Of Lungs, Nervous 4 Blood systems
THE HYPoPuoSPHIrES act with rnoxrrSrss
even of tho acute Kind called ..8Allort>e CoNsrur-
rios" and lso with lNNARiABiE EFFICACY In
all arrangements the Blood and Nervous SvstcYns
The cures obtained by this Remedy arc II uparal.
ieled in the Annals Of Medicine. and rrcs eat Re.
suits such Treatment has e4ualled OF en-
approached.
..wINGuESTERS HYPoPHOSPHITES
are the mott important srents known the Medical
Science. for Their Power To Relieve Every Form 81
Nervous Disease. They are cmpha,ically A NERVE
FOOD; restoring the Vital Energy and inv iors-
ting all the Functional Processes Of LIE Their an
Nos: Rclfes6snG and Renovasng Sleep They
ahould be used. promptly. in every case IT LOSS OF
NERVOUS FORCE from whatever eause. as tn K
EASIEST, MOST DIRECT. AND MOST AFRO
- Every Sufferer Of DeblDliy.
o. any Chronic MalAdy. by which the vital enerries
afe sUeeoeds ar exhausted; and every wnman yhc
nceds NERVOUS TONlC--an 1nvigoratos-ehoujd
ocnd fofeA J. Winchester 4 cos NEW CyRCl7i.
AR G1compsied from pr CnrnunuI.s second cditi.m
Of HE TREAslSE ON CONSUMPTION. just nub.
PRICES; In and Is o.. bottss, q andes each, Six
small. or Three larg& for g.
500 y ailfespectabie DrueRests and Whole.
ssle q the Sole Depot in the United States By the
J. WINCHESTER CO.. 50 John 81. ny
Tewhou al Orcere shOuid BE addrcssd. axsS-ccdiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

Meeting Sfshe Malne Leguslasare.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 2.-The Legislature
met and organized to day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

NORMAL, Jan. 3.
The ship "Rossnaah, hsevily laden made
: trip fro0 Quebec to Glasgow 10 fifteen
days.
The report Of the Board Of Trade Of Que.
bee think that winter navigation Of the st.
Lawrsnce River is possible. Insurance for
boats TO navigate during winter ces'd not
be effected Tor Jssuasy and February. The
rates Of insurance for December q d March
are SO high ~ to make It impracticablc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03
BURLEY'S STOMACH BlTTERS,

For debility, loss ofappctitc weakness, indy
dyspepsia want Of action Of the Liver, dsordered
stomach There no Bittefe that can compare with
these In removing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. For sale
or from the proprietors. Louisville, Kv.. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets to whom all orders shonid
be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

NArAxcE, y. w., Jan. 0.
The passenger train going west on the
Grand Trunk Read ran OF The tack in con
sequence q broken rail. TIE post Office
car Was smashed. The eouduesoe made Q
narrow escape, and one passenger was
wedged in BY bsoken tiubers, but was cut
out with "a az.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

By Te,sgsaph.l CnscAeo Jan, 4
Previs1ol naslet fairly active, aal " note a
e1vanse Of Soe y bbl on Mess Pork, 81 Ne = D.
on Lard We n0ee sales of Meoo Fork q ol0 s00lS:
green ehculdese q ~ &C; green HaDe q N exc;
rough ei4es ct g ocss, end lasd q from l1x0lSa.
Dressed noes fairly ective. Prices rule Zee hover,
clo.ine qsiss = st05 ior ioss iividine o. - n,
whses lQ3s higher. slosing quiss. (a170o.ls To-
No. !; o1.s3 for No. Sspring.
Corn stsa1y and shade ormsr Sales Of No. q
1lG 0Wxo, end No. q ~.
Osts sasy cad qsssA slosisg d li04i1<e f.r No
IN etoeo.
Rye more active q 7e0ole for No. 1. About
lo.eo0 boehels changed hand.
harley without essential change
tlous etso1y esd arn q pssv1sus psiess.
Bonded 8i0hWtnso Doeo seeive. .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan. 3.
Several hundred ffeedmsa left Georeia
V work The cotton lasds in Texas for qua
ter cfop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03
HuRlerS POPULAR WORM CANDY.

As THE is really epecihc for Worms. and tho best
and most palasablc form 10 give to children. IL not
surprising that II lie fast taking place Of all other pre-
paratione for worms-it being tasteless. any child
win take Il. auR2t-d&w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

A0181O 1DbuouO
vTVue SUBSCRlBER HAS JUST RECElv
ED 4 GOOD supply Of Poar Bvsua WRsss
issss. ana viii coustacsly keep % head q his
oid stand. On the corner Of Ripley AMI Front
sseeets. the Port Byron and Ls Claire lin4..-
nm. louisville Ceuess, and the Utica, ILL.,,
Cs~s.t P.nsterera' Hair - 6tuooo. All Of
vSjeS Jill 6e seld q shs leesst narkst prices
a large or stiSsl q~aaeieles.
Davenport, lewa, Aue A-alv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03
MUSICAL.

NEW N1CSlC ROOMS.
NJ II. J. ZIM M ERMAN.
WELL Kxowx Asa
Practical instrument NNakCr.
HAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OvER
Ii No. In OLAiaR Row. where he intends
keeping . stock Of
PIANOS. ORGANS, MKLODKONs, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INsTRUNRNTs.
Sheet Mnsic. Music Books. &c. Persons wish
ing to purchase Instruments will do we'll % cell
ON him. He has on hand . large stock Of Pianos
which he will sell At ESQ 10 t75 less than manu-
facturers' prices. IT the instruments do not
give full satisfaction the money will BE- refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman keeIs oil instruments purchas
Cd Of him in order without extra charge. x,iy
le. II. TRENCH,
AGENT IN DAVENPORT FOR
Chickerisg 4 sons' Celebrated
Pr "A N os.
ALSO AaEsr voR
Daa1lee, Davis 4 Co.'S
SPLENDID PA NOS.
GENEnAL AoESr ron rHG Snoxixcss M.Lo-
nsos Cos
ORGANS AND ME1.ODEONN.
A LII KINDS OF INSTRUMENTS KEPT
IA constantly ON hand. II yen want . good
fiano. Organ or Melodeon. don't fail 20 give me
n call before purchasing elsewhere.
Instructions in Vocal and lnstrume ntal Music.
runeing and Repairing done in the best manner
Warerooms cor. Second and Main Streets, I'd
floor, OVER DiXON'S ROARING LION NJ
not afraid decl1 dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

Rev OsDeono Market. 81
By Telegraph Rss OslsArs, Jsn. g.
Cotton Unchanged. Low niddiisss sik @ssXs;
middltnes aka -.
cssar, good demand. Pr:ess nrm Fair ~ !;
prime 70 cheles lllE01Sxc.
.c.a.ese, goct demand At full priccs. Fair 09c;
prime 10 chnAee eA6SOc
Gold 117@lSlx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

HURLET'S SARSAPARlLLA.
The great Blood Purifier, ~ . Spring and Summer
Medicine. stands unrivalled, removes all impurities
nom the blood and gives health ard strength TO the
syesem. HURLEY, RUDOLF 4 CO,
prOpYietpre Louisville. Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

ol<ee In lection. does not fail to Gonor-
rhca, elect and all Mucous Discharges In Male or
Female curing in from TO three days
and is especially recommended in those cases oil Fluor
Albus or " htes in Females The two medicines
used in conjunction will not fail ~ remove this disa
grceahe complaint. and In those casss where other
medicines have been u-ed without success.
Price, Remedy, One Bottle, -, Three Bottles, -.
=. Injection =. a. ., 8.
The Cherokee "Curc" Remedy. and Injection are
to be found In all well regulated drug stores, and
recommended by physicians and druggists al over
tho world for their intrinrc worth and merit. some
unprincipled dealers, however, try to deceive their
customers, by selling cheap and worthless compound
lin order to make money place Of theee. he not
deceived. II the druggists will not buy them for yOu,
wrilc q D. and We win send them 10 ron BY express
securely packed and free from observation Wetrcat
oil diseaecs 10 which the human system IL subject and
will Be pleased TO receive full and explicit eateente
from thss who have failed TO receive relief heretofore
Ladies' q eeStlehen can oddIeeo 0s In perfect conn
dcncc We desire to send our thirty-tw page PAM
phlet free 70 every lady and gentleman In the land
Addrces all letters for pamphlc medicines. or advice
'" '"e Dr. DT1 " H. HEiwtN. ), walker street. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03
Chronic Combination.
LOUIS BERIGE & CO.,
MsvrrscrrEEEs OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIaNUO

second alses ws.; Of nrs.A.'y,. Ne" York.
- n.,os spssaessssd this afn are en-.
aefssd ~ 81, eIess brilliant snd sympathetic tone
.eeir ~ c,ssir durability and excellent workmanship
: Seceaves Rosewood uslnmOs with
car OaAss FBEyoH KkrEATIxc Asrcs. carved legs,
scroll desk and Tyre. and written guarantee for
yceTe. for t3fA 10 $3.50 Circulars Containing full de
scrptve sts with rccommc ndntone ron all parts Of
- country, sent me- applicaelon. eeplo-eodlx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

C1nel00aoa MarkeA.
CineixBAsi, Ohio, JansAsy ..
Rtour nsna: 0upes. = s601e; satsa Qle1e0ll1o.
Ressipss Il hoes d = hesss, IL, GA 1aSket arn
q g as9s . IT live e7.lvQ7 s. for dressed.
49, PEEK unchanged ;.o1o.
LAID betsss, IL for kettle.
Whisky easy q -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03
!. DIR. sKINNERs TREATMENT OF BII-
IOtS DISEASES

strength to the Weak.
YOUTH TO THE AGED
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

New Yorax 0eoc1x maraee.
Nsw Yoag, Jan. 8.
s ~ Css s,sssy 4 !. 50 lfsisa'
So s:s Il. 81: 81 eat a's ssia0a II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03
the WHITE PINE COMPOUND

sUo UUsu6 I'VE VVUJU YUM
IL was early in the spring Of 50 that this CON.
p% %nno Wa cfiginaied memter Of ny family was
smcsed with an irritation Of the throat attended with
disagsecable cough. had for some months pre-
uous tnought that preparation having for Ito basis
tn ~ made bark Of white pine might be compound
60 % 70 De very ueefu In dsears Of the throat ga
,ungs TO test the value Of Il in the alluded to-
sompouodcd email quantity u the medicine that
MAD 6ren planning, and rave Il In tesspoonfu DO.
- Inc result We. exceedingly gratifying. within
me cough eebsided and speedy cure was efected.-
S0oe anes M sent eOme 70 lady In Londundesry,
y: a. Who had been suffering for come weeks no.
q 49, coeen, 0cca:cned BY sudden csld. and had
relief and sent s6r more she took about ten ounce
q II, and got well. J b. Clarke ESQ editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made : TRIAL Of tbs same
inmediately. he was ~ highly pleased with ne e.
suits. and confident In success attending ~ salcs
4 placed before tho public, that he nnay persuaded
me to give n name. and send II abroad u benefit
the suferine. In November. 1855. first advertised
Il under the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
yeAfe nom that time there had been wholesaled in
Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth, where
Z took the lead AL the cough remedies in the
ket and u rtill maintains that position. There Il
good rcaeon for this II il very soothing and healing
In its nature Il warming TO this stomach and pleasant
wthai to the taste. and IL exceedingly cheap.
As a remedy for kidney compaii Il the White
Pine Compound stands unrivalcd. II was not orici-
mated for that purpose but person using II for a
cough was not only cured Of cough, hut was also
cured 81 kidney difncnty OF ten years standing
Since that accidental discovery many thousands have
used u for the same complaint aud have been COM
pletely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland, in $780,
Since then. ~ in Manchester the White Pine Com
pound has taken the lead Of all Cough remedies a.
well ne preparation for the cure Of Kidney Difficult.
ties. in every city town. village and hamlet Though
out the New England States.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant to take ~ 1t Ia
chcctual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03
Miss. =. l.. PHELPS.

sTrnlo 40. --rARrAND's BLK, adFLOOR
DHOIoGKAfliS WORKED IN OH. OK
L Water Colorr. or India ink, on plain or
sibnmeaiyed paper. Particular attention paid
TO copies. re
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

ID ;YS!ClAN AND SURGEON. once. cor
= "a aud Er.dy Streets, rnder S,reoper 4
hArlie' store. hcsidencc oa.ltih So, bet Ira
" and Main oct3I d,,,-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03

MEDICINE. cures all diseases
caused by self abuse. viz: Sper-
Inatores. Seminal weakness,
Night emissions. Loss of Memo
~. Universal Lassitude, Pain. 10
the Back. Dimness q! Vision,
Premature old age. weak nerves,
difficult breathing, pale eountc-
nance. insanity. consumption
and all diseases that follow Sc
Gucncc of youthful indiscretion.
The Cherokee Cure will restore
health aud sigor. step emissions
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
BELGIUM.
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT

INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
The MOnitcur Beige publishes a Convention
concluded between Belgium and Switzerland, on the 25t
April last, for the protection OF international copyright
THE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE.
IL with much satisfaction that hear that the un
fortunate Empress OF Mexico has been placed under
the care Of that very able and distinguished physician
Dr Bulkens. The accounts which, from time to time,
been published in the newspapers, and the private
reports which have reached individuals though fragmen
tary and incomplete have conveyed enough information
treatment 10 which the Empress was submitted
at Mramar the greatest uneasiness IN the minds
Of English acnst physicians Solitude, silence, ana
gloom Of every kind seemed To have been her surround
incs; while there too much reason 10 Deneye
that absolute system Of court etiquette was per
med interfere with those vigorous measures when
must be taken with the meanchoc insane IN order To In
their being properly supported with the sustaining
nurment that Is Indispensable for the repara0n OF the
exhausted system. The fact that priest was
OF the guardians appointed 20 regulate the control OF
the unhappy patient ominousy suggestive OF those
dark days Of unaey treatment which In this country are
happily only tradition OF tho past-days when II
thought much more important FOR the attendants OF
the insane TO have right theological and metaphysical
views about the nature OF the nnd than 10 have any
special knowledge Of bodily diseases. in Dr. Bukens we
are certain that the Empress Will find medical adviser
whose system the very reverse OF oil this Pure resn
air pleasant with friends, and other modes OF
employing the mind, generous nutrition, kindly but
firmly enfOrced-such the remedies which we may DC
the illustrious patient will now receive Lancet
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

might say, in letter which he had forwarded to the sec
re'ary from dublin That letter was as IS0Ms 1867
"sIR; have received with much gratitude your letter
dated the th ut expressing wish on te par % p ,te
Committee or the Working Glass Exhibitors OF le la
City OF London Exhibition, that would accept copy w
the medal distributed to the successful competitors ~ .
Guidhal shall feel much honOred by the git anu lne
value OF the memento will DE much enhanced by he spo
taneous Kindness which prompts the donation IL Is my
and II VIII then afford me great pleasure to receive 'o
Committee you propose. consider 1t great honor 10
lea as the distributor of your award medals and the per
feet success of the Exhibition which you presented to e
public in the Gudhall gave much satisfaction InaI
you should now, my return TO England present me
with this medal memeno Of that celebration In when
took part Is an additional and unexpected honor ac-
cep 1t in proof your belief my desire for the
true prosperity of the class TO which you most worthy
yancng power in this great commonwealth, the indus
trial classes may advance in moral and religious quail
British people. am, with great respect your obedlent
servant, GEORGE PEABODY
Mr. Peabody said he had not much to add to that be-
yond expressing again his sense OF the honor which he
workingmen Of London had done him. In his native
town in America there preparing an institution in
which would be collected the various gifts and testno
proud There would be the Queens portrait the Queens
letter. the gold box in which the freedom OF inc Cit OF
was being prepared in accordance with the Will OF me
Congress OF the United States and the testimonial whcn
he had that day received That gift with the others
would he satisfied in knowing, be carefully guarded
until it crumbled into dust lie was not skllful III tne
or nc might nave spoken AT
and more eloquenty. He trusted that his future lie
would be guided by the same principles which hau
marked the past and would meet with the approval OF
all.
Luncheon was then served Mr. Peabodys health being
proposed by the exLord Mayor and drank with great eli
thusiasm.
THE SEARCH FOR DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
We understand that on July 10, her Majesty's ship
Petrol received board at the Cape the expedition, un
der the command OF Mr.. Young which has undertaken
search for Dr. Livingstone his remains and that the
ship sail the evening OF the day for the
mouth of the Zambcs. On arriving there the various
sections Of the steel boat especially built at Chatham for
the OF the expedition viii be put together, and the
party will proceed up the river 10 the Shire and thence
as far as the Murchison Falls where the boat must be
taken pieces again and carried some 80 or 40 miles over
land There will then be a the Lake Nyassa
within 80 miles of the northern end Of which the spot
where Dr. Livingstone is alleged to have been murdered
lPall Mall Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoSpoS. Sent 4-Noon-Consols for money "a 1916;
United States FiveTwenty bonds, @a Illinois Central
shares 774 Enc Railway shares Asa; Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, %.
AfernOOn-COnsOls for money "a 1916; United states
F1ve-Twenty bonds, 7Sa Illinois Central Railway shares,
TIA; Ere Railway shares 4 Atlantic and Great Western
Consolidated bonds, %.
Evenng-COnsols closed steady at o. 1916 for money
American ures closed at the following rates. United
States Fve-Iwenty bonds weak at 79i Illinois Central
Railway shares 77l Erie Railway shares, Asa Atlantic
and Great Western Consolidated bonds weak at 2S
FRANKFORT. Sept. 4-Evening-United States bonds
closed steady at 77s for the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL Sept. 4-Noon.-Cotton steady estimated
sales to-day 10000 bales Middling Uplands, l0bd Mid
ding Orleans, Osd. Wheat 1872 for White California
Corn s4I6 Barley, 81. Oats, 36. Peas, l6. Cheese
.oL Beef, 1910. Lard, 6lo Pork, 1876 Bacon, 49,.
Potashes SlL Rosin 79 for Common and l2l Tor Medl
nm Talow, 44e Spirits Turpentine, 29I6 Petroleum
epirits eId and Refined, 49, Coverseed, AZ.
Atternoon-The Cotton and Breadstuffs markets are
,itbort change In the Provision market Beef has de-
cned TO 145 Pork to 73 Lard to 5S, and Cheese has
advanced to 49ie. Bacon unchanged NO change mas
taken place in the Produce market
Evening The Cotton market closed steady at the fol
lowing authorized quotations. Mddlng Uplands, lOsd;
Midding Orleans Oid. the sales Of the day foot up
10 600 bales Corn "a per quarter for Mixed western
Wheat, 1912 per GENITAL for California Whlte' Barley
Oats and Peas steady at last quotations The PROVISION
market has been irregular The following are the eiesg
nriees Beef 145 and Pork, 73 per bbl Lard, ns per
cwt. Bacon 49, for Cumberland Cut Middles Cheese
40 for American Spirits Turpentine Cd lower closing
at 2e per cwt Rosin steady, at 7l6 for Common viii
,pipgton and i2 for Medium American Petroleum. ssd
for Spirits, and IS for Refined.
Ioxnoy Sent 4-Noon.-NO. u Dutch Standard Sugar,
o.ys Scotch Pig Iron, $751; Whale OIL $40. Sperm OH,
s11t Linseed Cakes sIO5 Calcutta Linseed, 6se Lin
seed Oil, e39.
Afternoon-we have no change to report in our mar
ket since the report.
Eyepipg-The markets have closed unchanged from
previous quotations
ANTWERP, Sept 4-Afternoon 4SA francs ior
Standard White.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

as kilograms from suspicious source assert. What is
maneuver to deceive the Queens troops The C9respo
dendd OF August II announces that hye Colonels'
and considerable number of Lieutenants and
nD-iaeutenanis, have been suspended. Inc
committee to leave Madrid today for Lisbon 1t is
affirmed bnt we state this under the most cypress re-
been sounded by the leaders OF the movement, have de
clared that they will in way interfere with political
affair which regards the interior of SPAN exclusively
France merely the right of watching tue from
tiers with view TO the preservation of order and the
her friendly relations with the Spanish
government Far from having fed as reported Gen.
Contreras has recruited many followers. Gen. MILAN de
ioned the nsurTection We informed that the Gov
ernment has proclaimed all Spain in state of SIEGE
assert that the nsurreetion il all over and that lead
ers have deserted the poor fellows they deceived
BayOnDe letter Of August Il, says tnat Naryaez
determined TO give no quarter and that If he gets hold Of
Prim he will certainly shoot hlm.
The following is intelhgble account rom aho'her
point of view.
Gen Contreras entered Catalonia from France with
handful of armed men and was Joined the frontier by
the greater part OF company OF CGstOm-h gI&m &
red Gen Perrad crossed into Arragon at or near
the pass of Canfranc, and was joined by rom 4 10 @ @
armed follower At the same time Lagonero, better
known as politician than as military man, suddenly
hundred armed peasants and Others and had an ene0u-
ter with the garrison Of Reus, which Issued fortl,
about i've companies strong, to attack him. The end
of the affair was that the troops retired. learning
the appearance of armed bands in the province
there great excitement in Barcelona and ese-
where and the inhabitants OF Sabadell. Tarrasa,
and other principal manufacturing towns rose In open
insurrecton Thereupon Gen Pezuela, who commands
at Barcelona sent out his whole garrison to those dsaf
fected places retaining only IS companies to hold Mon.
juich aud the two other forts He did not fear that
the insurgents would venture to attack his fOrtfcati0ns
by the batteries in which and by the threat OF lombard
ent he able keep the city in check. letter on
the 2ls from Bayonne, that six persons out OF n
who had pronounced at Caste0n de Ia Pana have been
shot Valencia that Narvaez is determined 10 give no
quarter and that II Prn IL taken he Will assuredly be
sh OF T the nsurrecton succeeds the letter adds the
fall Of the Queen s certain. At Barritz are Gen Don
nell and his brothcf Gen. Henry ODonnell, Marshal
scrrano Bermudez de Castro Gems Ulloa and COrdoya
lS4D."
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE TAILORs' sTRIKE-HOW THE LAW HAS BEN
SETTLED - BARON BRAMwELLS CHARGE -
THE sAw-GRISDERs EXCoMMUNICATED-hK
rNRRsON's ADDREss-THEODORE PARKER IN
FNGLAND-END OF THE sEAsoN-PERsONAL'
IRON 0u' '''N- LONDON, Aug. "a, 1867.
II is clear that the working tailors must aban-
don the strike or if obsnacy prevails against good
- oortipre II without any reasonable hope OF sue
cess The successive arrests of the Executive Com
mttee of the Union and of many individuals engaged
IL the picketing business showed tna' INC
we're resolved to rest their on the law Inc con-
v cton of the accused shows that the law Is Ieay vi
tbe masters side With its Ihep they are too power
ful for the men, The struggle has gone On ioi
months. Eighty-eight OF the West Ehu .aioi'' -,
A,,dn oh The largest and most fashionable shops in
London were struck against The time was vas. very cry
favorable TO the men, for il was the hight OF tng hS ~
dor season when all the shops we're IN fulI WQik ~
be Obliged TO refuse delay customers mghu spUt %
h the ruin of a well-establisbed house. Dut
II happened that the case which the men pre-
Fen; Senles esvmnatby, Not long before, they had
s,malded aa increase Of wages, amounting W " pes