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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


When he Constitution is weak and the stem de
pressed 10y the and tear of business life. which
makes sueh tremendous drafts upon the body and
mind, unless some healthful and Strengthening ton
ic il resoricd TO- p-ostraion will ensue, aud disease
creep urawares upon The victim of negligence. Bat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

This able. distinguished and patriotic SC.
der, who was dismissed the service,
through radical bate. simply because he
was democrat and friend of Mcclellan,
p,ti.ioned President johnson, a long time
ago, for new trial by court martial, and
his application was inioraed by Senators
Wilson, Foster, Sherman and Harris, Gen.
Banks, Horace Greeley and ex.Gov. Curtin
The 70 lowing is Senator Wilson's letter:
NATIcK, Nov. 20, 1866.
To President johnson
SIR--I have been informed that addition
al evidence has been discovered touching
the case Of Fitz John Porter, late major
general in the volunteer farccs the United
States. cheerfully join with Others IN
recommending the appointment OF c. IN
mission, to consist Of officers OF acknowls
edged capacity and character, to examine
this evidence and ascertain whether injus-
ticc has been done this officer or not, who,
up to the time OF the alleged offence, mains
tanned the character Of an officer Of courage
aud ability
Your obedent servent,
HHNRY WILSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

DIR. Schenck y Mandrake Pills
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMsi-These Pills are com
po.ed Of various roots, having the pewer TO relax
the secretions Of the liver promptly and efectualy
as blue pill or mercury, and without producing any
OF those disagree able dangerous effects hch Of
ten follows the Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence as they promote the dscharle ~
viiiaed bile and these distractions from the
liver aud hillary ducts which are the cause of bill
ious aifcc tions in general.
SCBENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache. and all disorders OF the liver indicated
by sallow skin. coated tongue oost yeness drows II
and general feeling of weari1ess and la--itude
showing that the liver i. in torpid or DISTRACTED
condition In short these Pills NAV be used with
advantage in all cases when purgative or Alternative
| medicine is required.
Please ask for . DR.. Sehencks Mandrake Pills, =
and observe that the likenesses of the DR.
| the Government stamp-onc when In the last stag,
of Consumption and the other IN his present health
Sold by Druggists and dealers. Price 23ots per DO,
Principal office No. IS North 9th st, Philadelphia y,
| General Wholesale Agents John ID. Park, n. T.
| cor Of Fourth and Walnut ST., Cincinnati, Ohio
| Walker h Taylor, 1874 and 10 Wabash Avenue. Chi
caeO, ILL.,: Collins Brothers. south west OF I'd
Vine Streets. st. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

On the ToprnoSt wave
Of popularity without competitor, and defsing com
l.tition bound 10 flourish a. long
THE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
spreads her sails or produces fiery tinted hair
or Time sheds its white play on human heads,
CURISTApORO'S HAIR DYE
wins "goaen opinions from all sorts of people" and
can never .go BY the board" while it is held dc-ra
BILE by man or woman TO be comey. Manufactured
by J. CRiSTADORo, Aston House. n. Y. Sold
BY all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dresscf..
THE GLORY OF MAN IS sTRENGTI.-The
fore the nervous and dchllitated should Immediate
- use HLNBoIDs EXTRACT Bucuc. ld&w
LADIES can receive box of DR.. Velpau's Pills BY
mall sealed from the eyee OF the public by enclosing
one dollar and Fix postage stamps to M. W. MA
COMBEH, Albany, N.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseasee. Use IlsixBoiD's ExrrAor BucHp AND IN
paov.p Rosy WASH [feh5-d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

The Democracy Of Des Monies Couuaty
at their recent County Convention unan-
imously adopted the following resolution ::
Rssoired That it 10 with pleasure hat We
find the sentiments Of the Peoples Party,
Is expressed Mt their recent convention at
Davenport, in such accord with our views.
This is right and proper, and has hgh>
ly salutAry eject.
The Democracy,ot Dubuque county also
en- iorses these resolutions.
Radicalism il ielirious at the spectacle
thus presented. Theyssee = cloud IN the
horizon considerable thicker than man )
hand-more like several thousand strong,
earnest hands combined for the overthrow
Of the radical nristocracy. It's increasing
and spreading day BY day AMI the result
will be sach political hurricane as vii, up
root the puri,anic stronghold.
The Gazcttc chaters, howls and means
over the prospect like one dlstraught--no
knowing IN It's hc,anglcmcnt whether laugh
ing, crying or cursing viii suit its purpos.
best. II laughed and sneercd ut tho Peo'
Piles State Convention it was so small, 81
insignificant, so imbecile il put that or
gan IN mind Of its own party convention
held IN THIS county a tew days since, wher
only TWO ~ three were gathered together
not. however, in the name of right, truti
and justice az dii the People meet. but il
the name of taxation, oppression, and office
No matter the people of the State hav'
10 10 with this matter Tho frothy gas
conade of no political s,nrvelng effects tn,
result in the estimation OF 'single hair.
The People, the masses, the tax ridden. tai
ourdened masses OF Iowa, the men wht
hid the pillow and gather in the harves
have TO do with this great movement, an,
when the ripe sheavcs Of sturdy ballots mr.
gathered in they will form "a stack that vii
- far overshalow their antagonists a. Il
cave no trace behind. Aud 50 mote il be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

checrfuly unite with Gen. Wilson in
the within recommendation.
Ira UARais.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

Amour the coolest thiag On record il tao
republican accusation that the People 8
pa,sy state Convention wa coppcrhead
Altar rhc>e versatile radical office be,>
cars have 80. q new mesaing FOR the slang
term "Coppcrhead Formerly 1t was
l.ea T. dcsi .natc men who lined hands
With $ Southern rebels Ion the overthrow Of
HE tlnon. Now il lc>ign,tes all who do
iot tram under the radical rag. liza man
40 matter who--leaves the ultra rcpuhl,
can menaeeuir he is At once styled Cops
pcthead." Ii he dares open his mouth 20
speak agains, any radical act,b it never SO
(oul-he lsa "Copperhead."
Well. the cntirc political race is nov die
v'ded into two great Partics-ihe Copper
heads and the Mu,,onhend. We are salts
..l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
An I,nuortant Letter.
Ah LII POI t.ii'
SuRru OAk. Yorktown. y. T.. Jan. IL. II

SHRrm OAk. Yorktown. \. +. Jan. ~. lS6o
T. AlLoocK 4 Co.-Gentlemen have been troub-
led with lame back ten years. so as TO be en-.
,irely helpless and unable TO do any Kind 81 nara
work. l., suue last proeur one of Alcocks 70,
rous Pla.tfrs aud 1t three weeks. when found
my back entirely cured. and WINS able 70 NOV ana
cradle 40 well as ever could in my bes' days:
- STEpIiEN PI- l,SLEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
. - .

Drs MoiSls DENDcRAcY.-Th dem ocras
cy Of Dcs Iones County, At their recent
Convention at Burlington nominated Il. $.
barrett aud Justus Clark for Rcpresr ntati-
YES, q &. Wishtman, County Judge, Lcwes
feuscaer, Treasurer. \. !. tiilihonse. Shcr-
II, }. ;. Cochran, School Superintendent,
Joseph Hedges, Drainage COMMISSIONER
Resolutions calling Tor taxation of BENDS
and largest personal liberties compa,Sble
With the paddle good calling Tor the repeal
Of the Maine Liquor Law ard the enactment
of = stringent License Law. and en-.
dorsing the resolution adopted by the
Peoples State Convention recently held in
this CITY, we're adopted unanimously
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

Quarter Ola Million Saved a Day.
One hundred thousand men now labor, with good
results who. until they used
ALLCoCkS POROUS PLASIERS,
had not done 4 DAYS work for years. So thcsc plas-
tiers nrr the means Of increasing the wealth "t the
nation not less than quarter oi million day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM !
TESTIMONIAL OF MEDICAL MIN.
p.- xrh... 90. No

SrosT PorSr, White co. Ark. May %, 90.
Da Joux BrrI--Dcar Sir Last February was in
Louisville purchasing drucs. and got some OF yonr
S1rsaparilla and Cedron Biters. My sor-in-law who
with me in the store, had been down with rheu
ma,ism tor some time. commenced ON the Bitters.
and soon found his general health improved. Df.
Gist who had been In bad health. tried them. and he
also improved DR. Coffee. who had been In bad
health for several years stomach and liver Affected
he improved very much by the Of your Bittere
Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given yon great popu
lsrity in this settlement. think could sell greet
quantity of your medicines this fall-especiay OF
your Ccdron Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Ship me via
Memphis, care lNickett K Nicely Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

cheerfully concur in the opinions above
expressed. l.. 7. 5. FosrER,
Vice President pro TEN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU gives health
and vsor to the frame and bloom TO the pald cheek
Debility II accompanied by many alarming symp-
toms and II no treatment is submitted TO, consuinp
lion. insanify epile ptic ftr cnsue. ich5-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

'AFilAh- Tor thespast 20 years. ana u ~ ,,e
the person whom all afflicted should consaS1 ; ~ he
eve, hesrd OF his not being cufe1 n
has been in this city His reputation mas Nc
a the city papers, his patients and tne 800 rti
iession both here and abroad, a. being 'ne ~ .
led specialists here. and Q thorough master "a Ia .s
uai diseases. II all others fail. don p,.i b,,r
MIN call It's nly common occnffen... ~. ,sd;as
70 cure such cases. HIS rooms are sepsia,s. o
ara gentlemen. and the moet comp ete I'D ~ n,e
fouSs Mxs. Take Particular Notice-po s,r'.. nE 4,
Glow devotes much Of his time TO the ,,ns hoth
tnos cases caused BY secret habi,N ny. inasydnai
BODY and mind. unhttiI the unfof maze ~ thass
Iof either business or society. TIE svi euo. ~ oeE
early habits; or the excesser Of riper years,
en- the debiiitats the constitution destroy M
cal and mental powers, diminish soi enaecule W ~
natural feelings. an exhaust the VIAL ensrk'I
manhood the pleasures OF life msrreG, tne uyS
OF marriag frustrated and existence feii Ionuesou
term OF uuccasng misery andrecret. lSuch Pss.ns
especially those contemplating marriage. enu ~ M y
no time in making immediate appicsfon. % ~ a.
BY his new treatment. IL enabled to isure speeuy
and perm anent cure - -.
& Consultations free and coufidentia once, 10: lO
cOuth CLARK street, cor or Monroe, hff DaocA rV"
the Port Once. Poet os.ee BOG 1541 Cnicagos ILL.,
Once hours ffomV A. n TO Pm.
Send fos his "Guide to Health, !" 4naDh ooonr
=. 4ee Of charge
N.D.-LAdiep, tend for de.eeiRdve 42ll2 y
Heooos6o nemedie, he bot pesvso1&vs @ 49,
hmoWD. seattle snv addsoG6 Aeo ~ 0aseeH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

The Grinnell Coal Company have given
up their attempt 70 find carbon on Rock
Greek, near the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific X. X. The ferrnginons sandstone
held out to the depth Of 80 or 40 feet, when,
after passing Though heavy bed of'whi,e
sandstone" calcareous rock was peirced
to the distance Of four or fvc feet. Frag.
ments OF this rock are compact. and effer>
vesce abuudantly with diluted mnriatic acid,
but are easily shaved with knife, and are
- fine grained as shais. No lime rock OF
that thickness 10 mentioned NJ occurring IN
the coal measures of Iowa. Bot the repoets
ofshs workmse in this, - n every instance,
need e1omlnatiou.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

SENATE CHAMBER, Jan. 10, 1867.
| concur HORACE GREELEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are re
gained ty IIsiaBoiu's EXTRACT IrcTiu. lt5dSwiy

WANTED Every man feeling the effects OF 4
habit contracted IN youth. to send his name and ad
dress with cent stamp for return POSTAGE 10 Dr. j
ELMER GopRrr. BOX 1870, Philadelphia, Pa. who
will inform them II method by which they can BE-
cured, and The vsor OF youth restored. augJrim
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED ~
EyfMBoi.p's EXTRACT Brent. tcho dSwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

=
Mesers T AiIcocK & Co-Dear Sirs MY daugh-
ter used Of your Porous Plastefs She had avery
bad pain in her side and IL cured her in one week
Yours truly, J. v. n. III lhh.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House. n \. Sol
by ELI Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

Information is wanted Of Abraham L..
DELPHI, boy eight years of age last De-
cetiber. lie left his mothers home July
ed. ostensibly for the purpose Of working
on farm. Stree that date nothing has
been heard from him. When he left be
wore black cap. grey pants, plaid (black
and white) coat. and Was barefooted. Any
information concerning said boy will be
.nankfuily received by Mrs. DELPHI, on
aweiith avenue. to the care Of Adiutant
General Baker. The mother believes that
inc ooy would return home If he were per.
united, and thinks that he is unlswfully res
strained OF his liberty by some person un>
SHOWN. Any person who will give inform.
alton that will lead to the restoration of the
Boy TO has home wilt he liberaliy rewarded.
--CLufon Hsral1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

Piles, Piles. Piles. Piles.
Outward applications are time and money thrown
swav The only permanent cure i DE- HAHsisoSs
Pypisrstrir lozE>GrRs They strike nj the cause
We could I'LL this paper with cures. They are pleas
ant fripe nor. like all pills, do they require
increase OF dose For elderly persons. females and
children and all Others they exactly suited 10 OBJ
vi ate Cosfiyensss the pYoiifc cause of Ill health.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

HELMBOLUS EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
RosE WASH secret and delicate dis riders in all
their stages at little expense, little change H.
diet inconvenience and no exposure. II is plean-
ant In taete and odor. immediate In ts action, and
rec from all iniufioua properties. lfeh1-dA v "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
'7-7l-7----- ------------77---777
MUSICAL.
Dr. BigelOw,

!. the only Physician, a. .speci ,,ras.
now in Chicago tina: can n pa s ,n, nv
relied upon. Go TO NM ana .a not Il rJ y
fer that horrible disease 70 feIlnn -
your system. disnguring your lace
and body = besides DESTROYING Ho ,sn
happiness and future prospects. !. q IRE ,,s;
He has made PRIVATE vt - s,,Ss
, 1867-05-03

UNCLAIMED Letters in Christiansted's
W Post Office Harriet A~bramson, Miss
Augusta, Mary AIetbet, Fl. l.. Arnesen,
John Beaudhuy, Capt. Benjamin, David
Benjamin, Miss R. Brewer, JuIiana Case
mere, Johanna Christian, EherIina, Chris
topher, Diana Davis, Mrs. E, e. Davis,
Francisco De Bito, Peter Didrichsen, AIDE
laide De NulIie, lIerranius Dogherty,
Isaac Edward, Claus Erichsen, Exchange,
or Merchants New Room, Edward Foy,
Meaner George, G. Gerald, Martin Govine,
Mrs. Harrison, William Hoist, Antoinetta
Howell, Axeline Hunt, HuyberS, Miss E.
Jackson, Margaret Jackson, Elizabeth
James, Johnson, Eliza Joseph, Rosaline
Kitches, Kleam, Guilty Martin Lark,
Capt. w. Lund, ASSAY VIM. Madison,
Miss C.. Malet, Clementina Nelson, J.
Fredk, Oteer, c. Fl. r. Patterson, Natha-
MEL Petersen, Theodore Petersen, Jane
Eliza PhilIipus, Aida PhiIIipus, Elizabeth
PhilIipus, Thomas Prince, Rosa Rogers,
Francis Ross, Frederick Samuel, Martin
Samuel, Walter Sheen, Elizabeth Sim
monds, Sarah Simmonds, WiIheImina Sim
monds, John Henry Spinks, Dothia Tho
mas, Francisco Tool, Andrew Venter, Mr..
Ward, H. Williams, Elizabeth Williams,
Salmy Williams, Louisa Wrathe, Lucinda
Write, Mrs. L. Zachaious.
, 1867-05-03
2 5RewardS 500.

DETER LORENTZ DUNLOP
having absconded from the Island
leaving his debts unpaid in spite of a
prohibition having been enjoined on
him by the Sheriff and confirmed by
sentence of the proper court against
his leaving the Island until he had paid
the debt he had acknowledged and
been sentenced to pay, and in spite of
his pledged word not to run away if
suffered to remain unimprisoned,-a
reward of $25 dollars will be paid
by the underwritten to any person
giving me such correct information
regarding this runaway's escape, as
will legally suffice for detecting the
persons and vessel which aided and
took him off the Island, SO that they
car be made responsible for their
laWless act.
St. Croix, 9th April 1867.
HEILBUTH.
, 1867-05-03
HI ESTATE
MI a N . a e Z

situated sub NJ |, Store Nord-
side Quarter of this island.
The estate has a good dwelling
house, a good water supply, a bay
on the sea and considerable pasture
land, mostly fenced with stone walls.
lst Auction on Wednesday the
22nd May proximo at IL noon;
I'd Auction on Wednesday the 5th
June proximo at IL noon;
3rd Auction OF Wednesday the
10Th June proximo at IL noon.
lst and End Auctions in the un-
d~ersigned office, 3rd Auction at the
premises.
The terms of sale to be seen at
the Vendues, TO which purchasers
are invited.
st. Thomas Vendue Office, the
23rd April 1867.
ROsenStamd,
Venaue Director.
, 1867-05-03
AUCTION.

THE Vendue Director hereby
makes known, that at the request
Of the Dealing Court in administra-
ton of the bankrupt estate Of Mr..
III. G.. v. LILLIENsKJoLD is offered for
sale by 3 Auctions in conformity
with the Royal Ordinance dated 22d
April 1917
, 1867-05-03
AUCTION.

[D)Y request of ChriStiansted's Deal
Id ing Court administering the bank
rupt estate of J. J. LUND's Esqr., the
house-properties in this town belong
ing to the said estate will be put up
for sale at n public Auction as
follows:
, 1867-05-03

wET bekjjeudtgj0res herved at Udkast
ND til Repartitionen i afgangne Planter
GEORGE JAMES NUDES Bo vii hlive trem>
laet i en- Skiftesamling som vii blive af-
holdt FREDAGEN den Tide Juni forst-
1kommende Kl. 10 slet midday.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix den
9s3de April 1867.
G.. Sarauw.
, 1867-05-03
Office Of the
Marine Repairing
Slip Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
I'M dividend of SIX & ONE HALF
per Cent on the capital of this lnsti-
tuition, declared at a Meeting of pro-
p%rietors held this day, will be pay
able at the Bank of st. Thomas to-
morrow and every day after, daring
the hours of business.
s. BARTOLOMEI LANCE,
Chairman.
st. Thomas, 25th April 1867.
, 1867-05-03

THE undersigned will leave for
Europe on the 9th of june
next, and iatters himself that friends
and customers will make an early
settlement of their respective &C
counts. Debts, due since last year,
he expects to have arranged before
the 18th of May next, as he can not
grant further indulgence.
st. Croix, Goth April 1867.
J. BALZER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARK ET.

TIE PuELc DEBr--The official statement
Of the public debt of the United States on the
Isl instant is published. There was no state
lnenL issued on the lst Of July, but we lind that
during the last two months the debt bearing
coin Interest has Increased $40, 49, $50; the debt
bearing currency interest decreased 9Saiz' =
go; ma!urcd debt not presented Tor payment
Increased s., 92i, 79J 80 and debt bearing no IN
terest decreased 81, SlI,255 "A. This makes the
appArent decrease of the total debt during lhc
last two months S>34 Ggj 10; hut the coin IN the
Treasury during the same period has increased
S;4 l4G, 1876 -, while the currency hrs only de-
creaed S9l ,SG9 Co. so that the actual REDUCTION
of the public debt from June lSt to August Isl
amounts to s., 300 $40 90. This is Il more graft
flying exhibit Of our financial condition than
was expected some time since, As it WAS appre-
hcn,cd that the statement might show an IN
crease Of the debt. The net decrease OF the
public debt since the statement Of August LIST,
1866, is $l3I 1872 so; since August 'iSL 1863,
when the National debt Reached IT. highest
point (7;2 Isl, Isl 1872 the decrease h:t3 been
S246,iI4 1913.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

RKMARxs-Thc market this morning, was
quite active We note sales Of Wheat at 20 to
go for white, and offerings Of li79 bushels red
at from 222 to 22j Corn has advanced lc; we
note offerings of 3079 bushels mixed at lOl and
1O5-nearly all Of which wa sold: go bushels
yellow sold at 105. Rye has slightly declined ;
sales of lG3 bushels a. l%0 1922 bushes Oats
were offered at IS; nearly sll sold. Wool
quiet Butter inactive Bacon steady. Plaster
in good demand, with light stocks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

THE PREsIDENT AND Mr.. STANTON. The
rumors which have been ahoat for some days
past in relation to the anxiety Of President
johnson to remove the Secretary OF War from
his. Cabinet, have been verified by facts. On
Monday the President addressed note to the
Secretary, stating, in substance that consider
atoms of public interest would persuade him
(the Prcsident) to accept his (nr. Stanton 81
resignation if rendered. This note reached the
Secretary yesterday morning. tie replied that
considerations of public interest had prevailed
with him to hold his office for several months
past, and that considerations of public Interest
would prevail with him to hold it until the as
| sembng of Congress. ALI applications for
official copies OF the correspondence have been
| refused, but its contents have been made known,
| and the foregoing, we believe, embraces all
| that it contains, as it is extremely brief. We
learn that the President has resolved 10 sats-
pend the Secretary from performing the fuuc-
| tons of his Office. and will shortly inform him
that he will cease to recognize him in his off,
cial capacity. 1t is also said that this subject
was considered in Cabinet yesterday, and that
| the members present sustained the President
| in this determination - Wash. Chron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-07

tOREIaN News y esteriay, in the British
House of Lords, the amendment to the Re
form bill Increasing the basis OF lod&er fran
chise was rejected, and the bill! waa then read q
third time and passed.
Garibaldi has come 10 the conclusion that,
considering all circumstances, 1t Is best to aban-
don for the present the movement against
Rome The volunteers which had begun to
collect from all parts Of Italy, and which had
already invaded the Papal territory ut several
points, will dispense. The movement is only
delayed, not abandoned forever. Preparations
for another great movement will be pursued
with great activity, and Garibaldi himself has
expressed his firm belief of the success Of the
next movement.
Active operations are now going on between
the Austrian Government and the Pope
for the establishment Of q new concordat.
1t is said that I1ouis Kossuth declines the
seat in the Hungarian Parliament
Thirty three of the Fenians who were held
on trial before the commission in Tippcrary,
have been convicted of treason.
1t is officially stated that the contracts Tor
carrying the British mails to New York: at the
expiration Of the Cunrad contract, arc Open:t
all bidders, but that owners Of British ships
will have preference.
1t is now denied that an interview will take
place between the Emperor Napoleon ana the
King of Prussia.
Mr. Bancroft, U. s. Minister to Prussia, has
arrived at Berlin.