Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-07
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Nav YORK, Aug CA Tribune cable
dispatch from Florence of the Cd inst. says
Garribaldi has come TO the conclusion that
considering ali circumstances il is best to
abandon for the present the movement
against Rome The volunteers which he
had collected fiom all parts of Italy and
which bad already invaded Papal territory
at various places will lie dispersed Gsri
balli himself expressed firm hciief In the
success of the movement.
Tie barque Oriental and ship Rutland.
from Boston. will take out number of mis-
sioparies 10 India and China this month,
among them are Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and
daughter, OF Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. At
kinson. OF Chicago.
The London Standard says that expert.
men,s show that the American 450 lbs. gun is
fatal to the invulnerablli,y of the present
British ship armour. We have not a vessel
sfIoat that could stand the shock al close
quarters.
Several carpenters were poisoned by drink
ing lager in Bergen yesterday, and one oil
them died.
The freshet in the Shetucket river, Con-
ncc,icu,, destroyed several thousand dollars
worth Of property.
SARATOGA, Aug G.-The races commence
to morrow and continue six days. A very
large number of first-class horses are here
including several from Delaware Morissey,
Flectwing, Ziszlg and others. Grea. sport
is expected. and The village is crowded.
Niw YonK, Aug "A Tribune special
says: Under the civil tenure bill Mr. John
son does not feel fully satisfied that he can
remove Stanton, because OF the phraseology
quoted bere-"Shall hold their offices re-
spectively during the term Of office OF the
President, by whom they have been ap-
pointed" but he feels satisfied he can sus>
pend Stanton and prohibit him from exer-
cising the duties Of war minister This lat
ter point was submitted to the cabinet and
they agreed that the President could 90 eus-
pend. Mr.. johnson will, therefore, in a
day or two, notify Mr.. Stanton that he will
not hold any further official relations with
him, and that he can't be admitted to cabs
met meetings.
The Times special says: General Grant
publicly expressed the opinion to>dsy that
Gen. Sheridan would not be removed, and
an evening organ of the administration
prints an editorial to>night advising the
President against the issue Of On order to
that effect. 1t is probable, however, tina,
neither Of these statements were made after
consultation with the President, as il ia
known he still persists in his intention e
displace Sheridan. Grant says that Gems
rhoma, and Hancock are both actively en-.
gagged in the duties Of their departments
which cannot be interfered with without
detrment to the public service.
BY the latest accounts from China it il
said that the Chinese are anxiously inquis-
tive about the increase Of the United State,
squadron in their waters. The Hartford
wachusett, and Wyoming are at Shang'
hal.
A Herald's special says; After the ad-
journment of the cabinet meeting the Pres,
iden; was closeted with his secretary unit
10 o'clock to>night. |. is supposed il hac
references to the Stanton imbroglio. TIL,
subject Of S.snton's removal has been In,
absorbing topic of conversation to day il
very circle, and much speculation to learr
what will next transpire among prominen
officials. |: seems TO be the genera
opinion that the President has power t,
remove Mr.. Stanton under the provision o
the first section Of the tenure OF Office bill
stanton kept himse,falmost completely shu
UP in his private ollicc to-day. Ii is sal,
tina, Secretary Seward is not altogether il
favor Of the Presidents action in this mat
ter, and that he and Thurlow Weed are abou
10 strive to save Stantons head again. !
year ago when there was serious thought
of removing Stanton. Weed AID Ray
complied with Seward entreaties, and in
duced the President to abandon the idea. -
Il is now said Ivy the friends Of the Pres
dent that Stanton offences amount 20 dc
liberate system Of thwar,irg the President
ooStT, citing his policy IN every way, and in
sultine him repeatedly in his Official inter
ceurse. The President. i. is claimed, ha:
determined 10 tolerate this no longer, Anc
has pu. his foot down firmly.