Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
NEW Y0aK.

rIueo IRON San francisco has arrived.
The Hudson river is open to Tsivoli and
10 expected that navigation to Troy will
70 resumed this week.
Vess Cruz dispatches Of March "a, state
that great excitement prevailed and strict
surseilliance Was placed on the appsose Aes
to the city.
10 vac sumored that tie marines from the
Austrian vessels were to DO transferred .
San Juan de vi .. for the protection of the
city, and sweeping sonscription VAS ex-
ptctsd at any moment.
Macmillan left hia business in the hands
Of his Council Of Ministers on taking the
field.
The garrison at Mexico City are contin>
uallly on the run on account OF ulaYms from
guerrilas.
One thousand French soldiers deserted on
the march from the Capitol to Pueblo, and
most OF them joined the Liberals.
NEW York, March a. Nothing Of im>
the Gleason branch Of the Fenian party yes
terday. Contributions were received from
the Irish in the country.
Il vas stated that private information had
bse'. received to the effect that Sir Freder-
lex Bruce had ADVISED the British Govern
,ncnt to allow no more news Of the Feniau
rising to be forwarded over the cable.
The Senate Of the Brotherhood OF Roberts
party he's been called together by Vice
President Gibbons.
The Brooklyn navy yard has been reduced
to peace footing aud al Of the depart
uents put in order. Naval officers say that
the Dundssbssg 10 not a. formidable - our
turrsted Monitors, and point to the capture
OF the Atlanta and Tennessee, which are
typss Of the Dunderberg, 60 proofs Of this
assertion.
AZ meeting OF the Executive Committee
Of the Board OF Fire Insurance Comp
/ it was resolved that where the doors and
windows Of buildings located in streets less
than eighty feet in width, were 90 construct
ell a. TO admit Of their being opened from
the outside in case Of emergency. de-
duclien Of ten eents may Be made from the
standard rate. All stores which have hoist
ways, &C., iaside Of The building, without
iron coverings, shall b charged ten cents
in addition to the standard rate.
The Heraid's Atlanta correspondent re-
ports that the prejudice against negso suf
frage in Georgia is gradually giving way
The people were anxious to have the recon.
stsuction question settled, 20 that Northern
capital could flow into the State aud devsl.
Opc its m'nei al and other interests
A match WAS made yesterday bstweeu
Sam. Collier and Barney Aaron 20 fight ia
June next for the championship and three
thousand dollars.
A Times special says the famous suits Of
Russell Mago,i and Waddell, creditor
against the United States, known - til.
Floyd acceptance suits, are shortly to com,
up again in the Sup,me Court.
I Gen. Fullerton and ii NJ. Flint, known
"a Druid, of the New York News, have beer
examined by the judiciary Committee, re
gArdiDg their knowledge ot tue impeaeh,
ment Q argos. The former testified regard
ing the Stiedman- Fullerton bureau invsst..
CATION.
Col L.. C. Turner, long known as Judg,
Advocate Of the War Department, is lying
dangerously i'll from stroke Of appoplexy,
and may not live Till morning.
\ A Tribunc's special corr.cts its statement
that the name Of General Heron had beer
sent in ~ NArshall for New Orleans Nc
nomination for that position has yet been
made. There is great rivalry for the Mar.
shalship 10 Louisiana-increassd, no doubt
i BY the TACT that the emoluments OF the Of.
flee are increased to two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars per annum BY the passage
Of the Bankrupt bill !; yet with the fuss At.
tendant, 1t 10 probable that the 60 claim
ed by the Richmond banks, now in the
Treasury, belonged originally to the Gener'
al Government, and was captured in the
early part Of the rebellion by the rebels
while in the minis.
Col. Taylor, ex member Of Congress from
1 Tennessee, has been nominated as Indian
Commissioners in place oil Bogy. rejected. II
is thought he also will be rejected.
| a Iierald's special says that the expedi
/ ton against the hostile Indians Of Kansas
aud Nebraska. under he command OF Msj
Gen. Hancock, is fully equipped and sup'
pied. ard will start from TT. Leavenwort.
on the 10th. General Hancock orders 81
trains to be organized for defence by elect
ing captain and other officers, and organ
izins the Transfers and employees and sl
others belonging to the trains into one OF
more companies. Trains ase to be allowed
TO pass into the Indian country. which mum
Der less than 90 wagons and 80 armed men
whenever IN attack 10 made by Indians up
on any trairs pursuin. the overland routes
the commanding officer Of The nea, est mil
itary post is directed to furnish prompt %
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