Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-17
NEWS
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NeW YORK.

NEW YoAK, May fg.-The twentieth scs
sion Of the American Institute OF Homeo-
pathy will be held In this city on the 9th OF
June. The annual address viii be deliver
cd by DR.. Cock, Of Chicago.
Al a o'clock this morning fire broke out
on The second floor Of No. 40 South stree sire,
which was occupied by VIM. 4. sac ware
commission merchants. as etos.,sst fIanrs
house The second, tbifd - Shs ioss az
were pretty well bur1sda ~ ID. =
go0ds W, rssc cn,.sssd. Il Clsvel6sd, OHIO.
= ~ Du1USoooo1ont Ct Police
90 49, = - - Na0Soo at faro
@6bIlng heoI = Dgeo6Way.
M Nstlonsl Union COMMITTEES - oay
lnou8 a appeal - the HepooHoaeo On the
county for assistance ard c0-0pelesson 10
Shie euspicious crisis Of the c0entry: IL -
deemed Of the highest impdsspe nat the
Republicans IN every State .nould im0edi,
ately rcorganize for ths ensuing elections Of
tai contest, especiallJ In 6taies which have
never before recognized ass tbs oaly ~ basis
OF Government the equal and inahenable
rights Of man. They nay they desire to
prosecute systematic and thorough can
yass Of the Southern states BY me most efii
Gent speakers Of buth races, and TO second
their efforts by the dis ribution Of docu
heh,s enforcing rhe prnrpiaa, P6IIcy Enes
aims of the Republican party, they therefore
appeal for aid, directly and personally 10
the party, asking the rich 70 give generously
and the poor TO give what they can afford.
All letters aud contributions should be ad
dressed TO 80
Gov. MARCUS L. WARD, 81
Chairman and Treasurer,
Newark, Nj
NEW YORK, May 16.-Jeff. Davis remain.
ed quietly at the New York Hotel to day.
But few people called on him. and il Il
believed that he will, tonight, go to The
residence Of Chas O'Connor, At Washing
ton Heights, and tomorrow night continue
II RocnEsTEn. Nav ie-fhe General As
sembiy Of the New School Presbyte
rian Church Of the United States, assembled
for annual session to day. The attendanc,
was large. " V-rTSsy -
NEW Yosx. May 1.-The Hsrald's spec
ial dated London 18th, says: A uumetcns
" attended and very imposing meeting .
the Refosmefv Of England, was held in 81
James Hall il this city to-day. The Assem-
blage was called With The view Of support
| ine . proper and we'll adjusted plan :
housshsld end ledgsss ffanehiss, and con
u dos present we're iasllasd - accer
| What are knewn q cabinet conversational
o. these peiats nr. John Bright sttends
and delivered On address 10 the asssmblag'
He srgusd very fuscibly against the DIT
raeli bill and the amendments, and shove
that in msse justice to the will Of the poop
o. exprssssdy at ~ and other meeting
III lAiuA msahsrs 80 Hosss Of Con
49, sasol6 sjsss ths 6f.esrs sltoessh..
4 b. ye1isg against Il saenihesely Ct a
third ssa1ing, - mr. lnesl the Cabin
to meet IL questioa " 1sebFm to the pee
pie at large n The new.
Measures are being taken among prosniI
ent German citi1ens 10 concentrate the &c
man vote q the next election on On ant
Excifc platform independent Of the polite
reins. a s-fas
The Herald's New Orleans says: An o,
der from military .headquarksfa issued t.
night f@btds the carrying sf 6ve.arms opsl
y or secretly BY any cidsen except in Il
performance Of Official duty. The offend,
is TO be tried by military commission.
The Herald's special says: Judge Kcl
arrived at Montgomery, Ala. yesterday ,ar
will address the people there tomorrow
Gen. Swayne has gone to Mobile toinve
J tigate the riots.
Senator Wilson addressed public NEE
ing in New Orleans last night and IVES 70
lowed by a colored clergyman. Gen. Lon
street was one Of the vice presidents of Il
: meeting Some apprehensions Of . ri
was felt, and the military kept under arm
The respectable citizens profess great i
dignation 81 the Mobile riot.
- III
terday, and urged him to hold anoth
meeting. promising 70 insure him safety. =
Mr.. Kelly pssemPsorily refused to assist NJ
bile in puroing hsssslf from the sin Of viol
ted Hospitality md premeditated assassin,
ton.
The Times special says: The Judisia
Committee today began the investigsti,
into tho cases Of the rival corporation
which claim 70 be the sightful proprieto
oil the charter and franchise Of the Unit
Pacific Railroad (Hasteru Division). NJ
Meade Of New York, appeared, ard v,
heard in behalf Of the learned psrtv, vi
are the petitioners In the case. To>morre
Judge Usher, formerly Secretary Of the II
terror, will be heard in behalf Of the comp
ny which Is now in possession Of the roa
The Times special says: The PRESIDED
has decided to accept the invitation extern,
ed to him by the Masonic Fraternity Of Bo
ton, to attend their coming celebration.
The Hcrald's Washington special ssys :
Secretary Seward was before the Judicisr
Committee yesterday, and gave full sccoul
Of the efforts of the Government in Il
capture Of Surratt.
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