Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
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Nsw YORK, June 29.-The corner stone |
Of the new Trmany Hall, will be laid with
great ceremonies.
Thomas CArberry was attacked with gen.
uinc cholera to-day, in Brooklyn. The first |
case in that city.
The following letter has been sent to the |
New York Associated Press:
ITO the General News Association OF the
City Of New York, and the President and |
Executive Committee thereof: Pursuant to |
article 23d Of the articles OF Association,
hereby give you notice that On the thirty. |
6rst day Of December, next, shall with
draw from the said association, and / shall,
of course, be ready 70 pay my proportion
of any expenses and debts owing by the
Association up to that day. Ny interest in
the small boals sad other properly used by
the Association geueraly. wiz 10 then for
sale to the other members Of the Associa-
ton, pursuant 10 the oath article.
J. @. BENNETT.
New YoRK, June 29.-Thc HerdLfs Rome
special says The religious ceremonies in
the celebration Of the 1S00th anniversary
Of 81. Peters mastyrdom and the canonizs-
ton lof the Dutch, French and Spanish
martyrs in Japan, rs Saints, Was ono OF the
most gorgeous ever Witnessed IN the world
since the u6y8 Oh AUX COtOttlOu
The observances commenced with gen
eral illumination OF the city. st. Peters
looked like great church on fire. At "a.
m a general procession Of Prclates, Priests,
Monks, and soldicrs, extended from the Va.
tician 10 st. Peters. The Pope was carried
on his throne to ST. Peters. which was magni
ficently decorated with cloths OF gold and
silver tapestry, and paintings and over 200.
600 yards of crimson silk. The building
was lighted with many million wax candles,
and many Thousands Of people were inside
of the church, including the ex King Of
Naples, and foreign ministers. 500 Cardinals.
and Arch Bishops. many thousands Clergy
men, Priests, MOnks. Nuns, and soldiers
| from oil parts Of the world were present.
The POpe celebrated Grcgorian Mass, in La
tin and Greek. Two interruptions occurred;
the curtains Of one OF the wind0ws took
fire but WAS promptly extinguished. A
man became crazy by the splendor end cut
his throat. The Pope at once reconsecrated
the church stained with the blood Of the
suicide. Lieb composed extra music for the
grand mass, which was accompanied by q
choir in the dOme oil st. Peter. The OBJ
scrvances con tinue q week.
The Heratds St Petersburg special say s the
duties heretofore collected by the Russian
Government on the export Of wooden arti
Giles, bark mats and tar, from Russia ant
Poland are abolished.
The Mralds Montgomery special say 8, thu
colored citizens OF Mobile have petitionet
General Swayne for protection under th'
, Civil Rights bill, which. they claim, is dc
MED by the civil authorities.
| The Herdld's New Orleans special lenic
the report that General Steedmsn had r.
: quested the President 10 remove Geners
sheridan.
: General Sheridan has issued . special OF
\ der, that the President, having espresso
his opinion that the time for registration il
Louisiana is not long enough. that the tim
he extended until further orders.
New YoRK, July The Tribune
Washington special has the following des
patch, received by the Austrian Minister
: Saturday evening
SOUTHWEST Pass, La, via N. Orleans
. 70 Count Ogdsnbosck:
come from Vera Cruz to Telegraph yo
Of the condemnation and death Of the En-
peror Macmillan on the 10th inst.
i President Juarez refuses TO deliver up hi
body.
y Signed GREELIgR TEHorF,
!, Captain Austrian Sloop.
: Count Ogdenbouck is absent from tn
! city a. present 10 day his Secretary c
Legation sent despatch, by cable, TO IT,
Emperor Francis Joseph oil Austria, and tn
Emperor Napoleon, announcing Msximilian'
execution.
The event has produced great deal Q
excitement here among the foreign Minis
tiers. The residence Of the Austrian Minis
Ter has been visited to-day by nearly oil 0
/ these officials, who called to condoe On,
obtain the latest intelligence.
The following dispatch was received b.
the Secretary Of the Navy to-day, givin
news Of the event:
J. Tho United States steamer Tacony, frou
Vera Cruz June Goth, via. New Orlesn
30th-To Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary q
the Navy Macmillan was shot on tn,
10th. l begged hard for his body 70
the Austrian Captain and WAS refused.
The city Of Mexico surrendered on tn
goth. Vera Cruz holds out on account o
J the foreign legion.
Diaz orders no acceptance Of surrender
Am ms,red bctweei Nslva and north Bias
lion. Jssonn in company. Letter b,
mail. "A RoE. Commander.
Information received here yesterday frou
what is regarded 40 . Trustworthy source, il
to the effect that by decree of the Juare,
Government Macmillan was shot on th,
10Th ins:., at o'clock A. NJ. and that tn
friends Of Macmillan asked the privilege O
removing his body for tho purpose of send
ing il to Europe. but the request was re-
fused.
Gen. Grant also received a private tele
gram from General Sheridan last night con
tanning substantially the same statement.
II is believed that Jusrez reluctantly con
scented to the execution Of Msximilian
When the messenger bearing dispatche:
from our Government, relative TO sparinf
the life Of Maximillan, delivered his pack
ages TO Juarez, the latter informed him tina
he Was disposed to spare the life of Maxi,
milan, but the pressure from Mexican lead,
era and people for his execution was so
great that IL would be almost impossible e
resist Il.
A Tribune's Washington special says
Quite number Of nominations will be sem
~ the President 10 the Senate should Their,
b, quorum in Congress this week. Among
these are the nominations Of Minister e
Austria, Prussia, Mexico and Hayti; Cen.
sui General to Havanna. Commissioners o.
Agriculture, aud several Collectorsj and
Assessors OF the revenue and postmasters
IL Is quite certain that Mr.. Raymond will
be nominated for Austria. Mr.. Bsncroft's
name will Of course be sent in for the Prus
sian mission. and probably Gen. Thomas
Kirby Smith for Consul to Havanna.
The Hon. l.. D. Campbell, LATE Minister Il
Mexico, arrived here last night and had IN
interview with the Assistant Secretary Of
State. ltappsars that NJ. Campbell had
psremptcrs orders from Mr. Seward to re.
main in New Orleans. and no orders
to 90 to Mexico in search Of Pres
tdent Juarsx we're received by him,
until the frat Of the present mooth.-
The instructions then given him were 70
proceed to Mexico and take his station near
President Jusrez, but no method Of convey.
ance was indicated by which he could get
there. Mr.. Campbell, Il seems, was i'll with
an attack Of fever when these instructions
reached him. tie at once set about procur
Ing vessel for the journey. but was unable