Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
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NKw Y0RK, May 20 Judge Sutherland
TO day granted . mandamus 10 Compel the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad 70 exhfo-
II their books.
The International Telegraph Company
expsct 70 open . line to ~ nub!ic - far -
Dcspssches from 11oridA fepost that the
land Lire Win be complooad By the IL Of
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- The Waebi0Gtee Navy Yero. They are
eu1bg . Ne 10 vkh liz pfeseute sao,
0ssA our 9Oveao0ent putting her ID sea
going condition. Thepfice paid 10 seid 10
be 100000
. A sporsdiccase Of cholem is reported ID
Delaney street. No fa'al results. --
The yacht Vesta iron Englsnd, while out
at sea encouptcrcd heavy winds. and the
crew attempted nantiny, having demanded
OF the commander, Capt. Low, IN vain to
return TO England y escape the storm The
Captain succeeded in restoring order by very
vigorous measures.
erJood, sale for Europe on Saturday.
The steamer Saiisgo De Cuba will be
saved.
Nathan Sargent, Commissioner OF Customs,
has received news from the Agent stationed
on the Northern frontier ut YAnktown,
FDakotsh Territory, which represents SNUG
I-gl ng ~ being carried ON TO a surprising ex-
tent, and the Government officials, vita the
| Hunted means at command, are powerless
TO prevent It,
NEW YoaK, Mag 3d. Es-Gov. Brown, Of
Georgia, he's again addressed large assem-.
blsge Of people in his STATE, counselling them
70 accept the terms Of the military recon>
struetion bill.
The Times special says that though Mr.
Ashley ID pressing the Judiciary Committee
20 prepare articles Of impeaehWent, there 10
40 reason 10 believe the Committee are any
stronger for impeachment than 1t the ad-
journment Of Congress-
Il 10 stated that President johnson hn1
also sent letter 70 Breckenridge inviting
him 10 return.
The World's special says : A remark
made in-Cpsn Court yesterday by Mr.. Nor
rick. one Of the counsel for Susrstt, that HE
client would never DO tried, 10 eliciting con-
siderable comment. Il 10 believed to bs
based on an amendment pf the indistmsnt
Tor murder, With view Of having The next
Gland Jury bring in bill against Surssat
Tor trsasop. II this is done il will nscessa-
rily again postpone the trial.
An ci1cial statement shows the arrival
here ofe9 ,O62 smisrants during the present
year.
The slnenship Java carried ous several
Catholic csefgymsa yesterday on their way
70 Rome. Among the number WIS Bishop
Wood. Of Philadelphia, who carried, among
other donations 10 the Pope. . silver model
Of the yacht Henrietta laden with gold.
ver9 Cruz dates Of 2lst confirm the rec
por Of the fall OF Qleretaro.
Advices from llsyti state that Salnave
was at the head ~pf the revolutionary army
Haking use~of The despite powers. The
provisional government was dissolved on
the "a, ard Salra~e declared himself Pro
tect6r in the name OF San Louque, who was
.Anxiously expected to take the reins of gov
ernmeni on the invitation Of the Professor.
The Herald's TT. Laramie special says:-
All the hostile bands Of Indians are on he
way to Fl. Laramie to meet the U. s. Com
missioners. and II is confidently expected
that all difficulties in that section will be set
tied.
A Herald New Orleans special says: The
Jacob Earker's depositors held meeting
yesterday and appointed . committee to
wait upon him for permission to examine
his accounts. The police have been guard
ing his house for fear Of IN attack upon him.