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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
CANAD4

IAMENT-PROPOsTiON rOE rrE EyTRN-
SION OF TIiE DOMINIOS 10 THE PAcirIc
SHORES.
OTTAWA, Nov. 30.-In the House last night, the
Hon Mr. BlcDOugal gave notice that hc would ON Monday
next Introduce resolutions respecting the incorporation
of The northwest territory The resolutions set forth
mar II would promote the prosperity the Canadian poo
e and cOnduce to the advantage Of the whole empire II
the Dominion Of Canada extended westward 10 the
shores of the Pacific Ocean and thai l. erpedient
address Her Majesty that she would by the advice Of
thc Privy COAuci, unite Rupert's Lad aud the north
wegt Territory with the Dominion OF Canada and 10
grant TO Parliament Of Canada authority to iegslae
Tor their failure welfare aud government.
The disl0llnt American invoices Tor the ensuing
week Is DECLARED TO he p per cent
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was packed from pit to dome including stage. private
bo@es and the alses II is estimated that at least 1000
people were ia the building. The hrenon comprised %
companies, or .Og7 men. After voluntary from the
choir Mr. Tying read the parable Of the Prodgal Son and
from that portion OF Scripture he aerwaTd took his text
collection taken up, az the request OF Mr. Tying for
the benefit Of the Young Mems Christian Association
meetings, which are 20 be held regularly, II supported.
MI Tyngs discourse was appropriate and received with
mat applause which hrcmcn cannot restrain when deeply
moved. whether i'm church or in "a secular assembly.
After the sermon, Rock Of Ages" and 60 Ola Hundred
were sung by the entire cougrt CATION
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HAMLTON-On suudy Dec 1877 ia the year her Cor
n VIE Of hoGen Schuyler Hamilton daughter OF ROBERT y
Relatives ard friends to ,erd funeral services the
st at 10 O'Clock weincsy Dec T. further notice =
PALMBR-h Grcenbrook n j. Saturday morning Nov 80 Mrs
The relatives aud friends he family sai Of william and
2oecck m Cr on Se@er.cT Central Railroad foot
aSe on bs arrival o T i,af S S,s Market Depot
PAIMERoa sundy Dec the year age Harriet Leslie
eldest daughter Of Thomas Leslie and wife Of the late d. H. H.
Friend. Of the family respectfully invited attend the funeral on
DreTaa-st n,ar Court BroosiyH l.
RAEDELIA Harlem Saturday Nov 90 Peter aadel in the 18th
TIE relatives friend. the fmii, respectfully attend
a0daneesnihst wsdnssiay Dec j. at o'clock p m.
I go95o rG a on saS'ay m1aog sose1 9S
Relatives and friends the family also Of her sounhw Edward DIN
Burug respectfully Invited without further notice TO attend
funeral from her late residence No. 49, Duetst FuOnsge,
on tuesday next Dee 3. at o'clock
Youngest daughter Of william H. stang.
Due notice will be given q lime Offanefa
SMITlI-on Sunday, Dee Andrew NJ Alfred aud
The relatives and friends The family and
o a n:e q 'fs 5pf 49, s.s 70 ei so
Ign, on wednesday, Dec T. at o'clock.
SEOLE-n & City on Su2da, Dec Elizabeth wife OF tue Rev.
Funeral from her late residence Gards Ncabursh. TUESDAY,
swTzER-on Sunday evening Dec Martin sse sgd 50
Relatives invited to attend the funeral from
Of bis SOD Henry Swe No 1913 Paccst Bookln TUESDAY
Dec , at O'Clock .. ~
TAiLOR-On Saturday Nov 30 Elm Mary wife Of Isaac T. Taylor
81 D.. and daughter o. the late Stuart NOLAN
Funeral services Wedessy Dee A. o'clock NJ tue Presby
terrain Church Hhaye Of Nueteen The relatives aud
friends are respectfully invited TO attend
VAN AErWERP-At Newark Saturday morning % Marga
ret daughter Of the late Simon Van Antwerp Of this city ia tue 18Th
~ her
Funeral Tuesday II o'clock from her late residence No.
II Ceotrest, Newark
WILLIAMSON Sunday morning. Dee l. Miss Emma Williams 10 the
7ih Of her
The services viii be held the residence her brother Dr.
Merrill W. Williams No 8j East Fourth Tuesday AZ II o'clock
Relatives snd friends respectfully invited attend without further
notice The wi be taken Colchester C0un, for nemen'
WALWORTliAt his residence, Saratoga SPRING. THURSDAY
Nov ~, Chancellor WsWorth, in the 10th Of his age
Funeu from his late residence TUESDAY, Dec at o'clock W.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend
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DIRI)

urRnsGTTIr tis ttT Sunday De amer nfHns 'S's
hinnit,,t 4 piri.sH 10 Jt year .! his age. -,
lh ie ~ s N rs West fodysshth st., "a fsesaI Dec . Al
J o s"ch A., ,et ~
b. III an surfs ure Chaoue wife " tho late John war
-, gsts "a the ssh ytsf ~ hef ~. - a., az ,A IA.
Bs AMI these e e'' % T. i,,d er from 81 MARX
Chag' Corner South fih aud Fourths+, Bos.yn T.
np' russ,, es o ooock p No. 1ihoat iafther pouoe
a, p.s.,tn n T. On SUNDAY Dec Gilbert H. Hart, 10 the
st yea 81 he .,p. lii, =, .,..1 Al. funeral
- nv Chsrch Sanths Peekth " IussaT pet . I" -
.s.Iarl a, without fithei ugies
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ALASKAN

CORPORATE REGULATIONS FOR THE rOwN or
SIrkA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 29.-The adviccs from
alaska give accounts OF continued serious rains In that
vicinity
A political meeting had been held 10 frame corporate
regulations for the town of sitka.
4 MasOnlc lodge had been organized and dispersa
ton asked from the Grand Lodge OF Washington Terri
tory.
Orbitaut prices.
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Tile LAND oFFIcE.

Ces Wilson al e 1arra anl o1ce 10 received rom e
y,rg-s.eral Al fta,cuWol kans t returns OF ne survey OF
te asnshp, Ellis aud T1 ColuHt 90 Wl STATE a.
fs ~ T1e " IL tfie - keHeI Nv ,"ihk
urtire aui second rate soil - phh'I' h
s,, e suotF I'M and Suo Rivers TIT ONLY ihef h u a9hk
a. -. ,,nsg u s.i elm cotlnwooi willow and box elder
Sr,. ,sr@,. of limestone sbc Tor building pHrors are $50
f,s An the creeks ue
nion Pacific Et,iern Dwesan, passes wosh Tue hoetn
r,u nom nd o tel north ~ tlr smoky iA these .uJH
.. hrls vest hau other "a HAAS being ' u 81 q. vac
~ boundary 81 tie State and neatly 10 TIE e i'h'fel nS're
LONGITUDE ses fYn Greenwich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
Tollls l2a.OIl
DARLING MEETING N rnE SIXTEENTH WARD.

DARLING MEETING N rHE SIXTEENTH WARD.
A meeting Ol the Republicans and friends OF
tho Hon. VIM Daring was held on friday evening the
gIth inst III, meeting called To- order by Philip
Jordan and ID. Van Buren, appointed President ana
Vs. weeks Secretary. Able and eloquent addresses were
made bv the lion Il. T.. Andrews. the Hon VIM A. Oar
ling and the Hon. a.. D. stanton Aitcr remarks from
Messrs French, Christie and jordan, the meeting al
aHsoublnua unusually large and en-
ibualasIo snd oppressed determination 10 elect Mr.
Darling Mayor. VIM. II. Christie School Commissioner,
and NJ. 81 Marsh Tor School Trustee.
Nj. William P. Tway, Chairman OF the Republican
AIdcmanic Convention in the llth District, assures
H. that Michael Neyil has never received the Re
publican nomination. The Unionsts have made no
nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
mn my : H. TYING BEFORE TIE BROOKLYN

The Rev. Stephen II. Tying, jr., under the
ausnicee of the Young Mems Christian AraggshOn,
STepcScd 10 the 1renen Of Brooklyn in the Academy OF
Music last evening The dress circle was reserved ior
the bremen and their wives and daughters, aua the
hrolet exclusively for the exempt hreinei Forming az
No . Courtst. the fTcinen marched IN aboIy 10 tne
buildn0 ,yherc owing 10 the dense crowd, they IX-
peiionced difcnlty in entering even 10 single ne Iho
street some DISTANCE was perfectly back WIN peoto,
making il almost lpcssble for anI body TO get near We
door Thousands away without ATTEMPTING 70 enter
The house inside, long before the SERVICES eoOVbVso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
THE BEST INDIES.

ST. THOMAS, Nov. ls.--Anothcr earthquake,
accompanied with volcanic crupdous, has occurred The
sea rose 20 feet doug much damage 20 the houses and
shipping Similar disturbance occurred 40 the Dutch
island Of Saba and al st. Domingo slight earthquake Is
reported Z. il also reported that another earthquake
has since occurred at ST. Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
NCENDIANI,M Al rATEns0N

Morsc'3 express stables in Hottest, Paterson
were destroyed by inccud4ry fire yesterday morning
The horses saved but The vehicles ana DINER htok
,..r. consumed Mr.. Iiughcss dwelling, adjoining uhc
stuDics was aioO badly burned.
Dry. GOODS STORE ~ THE EOWFPl.
Alexander J. lryinc'S stock of dfy-gOCds, ~
NJ l.5 Bowrry was damaged 10y FIRE aud water 1sf
evening 10 the c1tcut OF 5000. fully nsrrc 70 The
build is may he repaired for .iVi.
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FIRES
BOOKS AND STATIONERY N wmLrAw-sr.

EOOKS AND STATIONLHl n WILIAN-'I.
NcssIs. McPhecters a. Co.'S stock ot blank
books aud stationery ou tn mn oor ~ 10 5 William
ST. was damaged by fire Saturday hight OBJ tlC tAfcf
of 5000. Messgs. Bcttc Irpcs stock ~ cl hn5 on
the third floor, damaged Go TIE cAirut a. $780, Nj
Dnycllos stock OF nuciage was damaged SIR John j.
Merrtts stock OF stationey OF Tie hii door was dai
AGED y water 90 the amount 81 81 900. Ic building may
be repaired Og $1,000 All these losses arc covered ny
Iua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

.,..,eue E,,tniu-. Dauask. Plaiu Satin tirtains
@ I'D ilubs 1a1ery iano and Table Covers ~ vel =, IN
cath window shades Painted made Of PAN
d 10 oi.l Lace Curtains The most eapn sy 10 Ags'9
90 nm, Paris Opposition toI dcsti, s "ls' iFs DOCS ~
or t,os, suh Lu,u Nsrelsusr, W go bfoaa"s!
y...N.ti Ne 10 Chesuitst. fliluepHN
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My GAZETTE.

,p., rit has been achsd FROM the Stf,ntc AMI Snr
detached n tic Uotsh and yroh Deuby 'Nrfe' !" "'' W.
pi,pr,I 90 npi.I@ pet
. 3 s. Nr News Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
DpY-COODs IN UTDsON-sT.

Isaac Mcycrs's stock Of dry goods. at No. 81
Iud-oiat WIS damaged By IRE aud water early }c.trr
d4v rorig o. the cxtcut ~ s20Jo Insured for 5000 III
the ST. Marks Company. The building was but siigat
DANA ed
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% elIle,
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
RUNNING WEST IRON OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
A.G NOW COMPLETED

T, brings the ne to IN eastern isc Of ts aEy M,uatss ,pit
expected viii be laid thir,y milo. further ig.s
the bghes; poiat the by January The sr,
Of sight,
while that Of many Eastern roads haalri wor@ the
rockcuttnss the slope @ continue through @ Winter and
there doubt thai the ynf line n th5 Pablo
will be open fgf business n I8I0
provided grs4 Nations. rsk
supple The United States grants Pes Ce Boo, at the rata
offrom sl6@Oto sa0Oo pr nile Tor which tiss rant -S
secur payment ia offs
These tou, ar each tEentF mile ses
duished aud after examined By ra
and pronounced to be ell ports tr't 's r'i thoroughly
piled with depots repair shop, ,iaioa, lal al th a,,5 rolling
stock and other elnl pmen,s
Tie United States io1atoa ofl eco ai 10 tbs
mile which will be Of se % ' coup,ny Anca o.
this land the Platte Valley anoas th frs N, sa and
other large portions covered vita heavy pine forests aI abound ia
coal Oftle best quality
The Company also suhorl Rrs org,gs Bouia
equal to the issue Of tue Government AM Tho
T. Morgan Hon tie Bout
holders and deliver the Bonis the Compsny on he work
crosses that they always actual AID productive v'ae
The authorized capital COMPANY one Iunisi hos Dol
lars Of which millions haze been paid upon ha work already
doae
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.
At present the pro COmpsny derived only from its iOf
a but this already much than suI'Hs pay Tie Interest
Company issue anoser nile built u
doubted when ros completed the through t's II Tie
ouy connecting the Aanie and Paa States WILDE 'rSe beyond
precedent and there viii be competition always be lone al
profitable rates.
will be noticed that the Union Pase Rsilroat il m fact Gov7r
toorE supervision Of Govenent e, aHi 10
ith sad that ia bad. iaed
under direction believed TIA. Hsf se,TS ss
carefully guarded certainly o.r based upon las5
valuable property. As she cOmpsHy's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are offered present NINETY Cent? ON THg DOLLAR hJ
cheapest secary be market being laa u eea'
lover than United States sockI They Pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
NINE PER CENT upon the investment Subscriptions viii DO
received YewYor Copanys 0e No % Nassau st. Aas ~
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No Esssaust
CLARK. DODGE < Co, Bakers. No. 81 Wal st,
JOHN J. CISCO son, Bankers No % VAL o.,
HENRY CLBwS & Co. Bankers No y Wllls',
HEDDEN WINCHESTER & Co. Bankers. No % Botirsy.
ADD by the Compauy advertised Agents throughout che DATED States
Rnances made drafts other funds n New York
aud the bonds charge by re,un
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP showing the Progress Of the Work.
Resources and Value Of Bonds be obtained At Ae
Companys Os or Of ts advertised Agents viii be sent Tree
pIiclton.
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer Aes Yort
Norepter o 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
TIE REGISTRY.

The following is statement of the number
Of voters registered Friday and Saturday throughout
the city together with the total number registered on the
orr days preceding the November election:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
THE UE1THER.

r,.TI,I. PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
recorded 0bsC vstons As thr tehlfi
,,rt Obrs.ts, fof the uest eHAias Saturday, Nos, ~:
80 '' a,r.srrUt rTfxHNoHxTNN
rll.aII La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
POLITICAL.

NoMiNATIONS FOR MAYOR.
k>DubArfH No at md H. T. TgrnrGnV.
William \ Darling. Fernando n. fofIsl
CIVIL JUSTICES.
Tfg, Ts,Hhfie1u Mozart AMI - !, r,ww0pv
Yl..Joln Patterson stephen H. Tnrpbn Tb,e, H. Llne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

The Poetry of Art has achieved Its crowag triumph
puALos SONS Extract the "SIGHr BLOOMING cEREUs"
among ,.,we, VIA, tho usserpee Of sbO'en ia 10 music II
,., m, u,. ep,,,. h, W competitor lslac pegOiScSec
snl aofai ne,haes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

SEE ToRK Nov. %, 1907.
The Undersigned citizens Of York DESTROYS Of promoting the se
fare ofsie country respectfully iae anbage Of all Who honor
st,u,e on WEDNESDAY the Of December O'Clock M
present the Gen ULYSSES GRANT for dice Of President
ofthe Ualied States, At the next ensuing election;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

we ,,b higher than cay bulb ~. Rain on 10Th,
,a I'D 18th Duration Of ac'a'l ranas hoat' and ~ minute
bp Deut no measurable. Wind hsL rom w. M ol ZSh 10
.aIa'it o. 90th Msumum velocity tAs' inies pr i"ur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
$loIitinI Clothes.
Of General Grant

Nomination Of General Grant
By Meren Bankers Mechanics and workuso Of Ne" York
CALL FOR METRIC oS WEDNESDAY NEXT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

TIE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
RECEIVES THg ACCOUNTS or
BANKS BANKERS CORPORATIONS AND lHDWlDUALS'
AND ALLOWS
-FOUR PER CENT INTEREST
ON DAILY BALANCES.
SUBJECT TO CHECK At SIGHT
cERTUHc ATES payable demand issued 1t Che ssas rate
SPECIAL DEPOSITS for one yelr may be made At Eve
rtyP NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY discharges al me ysors
duties o sua ustasas Il acts as TRustgR Paa Cotro@A
os, AND sDnTBuALs Mortgage Tor Rilos aud a. iaaDed
~ Of State and CITY governments and foreign ard domestic ooipo
tous banks II will act administrator or executor %
Estates aud A. guardian and receiver IN hts'oi ce
The Company constituted BIS ITS charters legal depository les
money paid into Court
SECURITY OF TIE COMPANY
The c.pt,l stock Of OSE divided among over
Eve hundred SHAREHOLDER comprising gentlemen 81 large resh
aud financial experience who also personally liable % depoo's %
al obligations The Company to double the amount OF 'h@' e-P
stock
BY Ia. charter Loan be made areetJ or heuy " any
trustee officer or employee Of TIE Company
The Trustees are compelled exhibit annually il Sa'e"eat o.
their .aa. TO the saprme Court aud made he dny Of tho Court
10 ths, they properly conducted - 49,
The charter restricts the Of is Capital 70 United h'
Stocks or New stoes Bonds Of "eop'
rated Crs Of this state; LOaus Bond and Mortgage On "
numbered Real this state voFtn double the '@ou"' 'a
The Company will make loans fom II Deposits and ln' u "
G.,erpueu; Secur Sorks and Cy Stocks OF 90" S~'e '
i ~, IN q, n.coryr or deal ~ COMMERCIAL svsiSKSS
paper . ,,,
norr sr Money and tor committed 10 It's ehars.
ADVANTAGES TO DEPoSiFoItS.
A,lho NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY Feevf' dep9e' 10 ss |"
v ,,r,s enl permits them be drawn whole or D." P't%
rusc Al SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE allowing nees On AN
i ai,r., tAies can Keep 70 th, rsio"n val" Pe
sd,aatare, OF e. arity. eonrsuieuee srd proat ---
Brcukers Ahead. >"
ANNA T. DICKfNSOH
ST COOPER INSIlTiTk
T rvs sp1 ksNstN NH y" rr,SslpB
Ticket. 5. Var sa Aa,s,aa Ness o"Hrsnr ~ ~,
Fowler Wss. No $50 rasdNsys Miller N' 90 O0N'" -
'-''''"'' Door open ,,T Gee1res az ---.
A CrcatI aIprovrncnt in
ARTIFICIAL TEETH 81
mi soe a.ssSsrsT 81 cous,nsiOs 81 EplSgS ..a
ssr.llc rlATF' for Artificial Teeth Uss S o. rusSsr ths
plates ar a. lam q an er'i S PA a No Broadway.
rear nshtseaib.s. o..
d ts rs.s .,i II 4 a s, s' ,.'ss.
rStNI. SILVER AND PLATED Whih'''s
TOCKS. RRONZES, PARiAN AND .
FANCY GOODS. ,..v 49,,
"A selection sC CsSs: a. y G aSasd g Ss S
\ ss H, lss, go Nd 'is2 D,,,' s:,
sleeve sat'Gn. . and an s s,sdf r.. 4. "a, ..m..
", T 3 iS Gg0- ALLAN, Re 'i' B''d1J 'a' '@ ''o"
NO Dye '-ssiss inc H,fH Cocoa ss.,esss,
SsSS: R,s, Han Han S SSfos s. s,tssss
Losses .ssu, H ass s ssl:a A~rs ss%sssS
IoSpOS Dyens hM 49, ooIsS a., Ai1,,. order Z. o.
S S,; Z .': scs sf Fae si5 a'' ss d Ds
rGe Na!ossi Az t, A;.Sciass ~ a's =.
: Al sS': ss.S ~ Pi s s s g'ss: N's
s55Sss a.S a az 81 .S Ts.; s S:s vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

The
NATIONAL TRUST 90.
OF TIlg CITY or NETWORK,
no 335 BROADWAY
CAPITAL.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED by THE STATE
DARIUS r. NASGAM. President
HENRY c CARTBR, First Vice President
BARNET L. SOLOMON, Second yiecpresdelt
JAMES MERRILL. Seeretsry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
TENNESSEE.

NAsnvlLLs. April Is Gov. Brownlow
Issued proclamation declaring the regis
tration Of Of voters in the counties Of Ben.
too. Ochsn. franklin, Henderson. Humph-
rcy, Liscosn, Stewart and Wilsou null and
A large meeting Of sadiesl eslossd people
was held T. day 1t the capitol. Resolution
were adopted supporting Gov. Brow alsw
and bic radical course. Delegates were %.
pointed 10 the Congressional convention On
the 10th Of NAV
The Treasures ofYicess from Washington
are here locking after distillsries in Middle
Tennssses. All will BE- closed, - mono have
eo0plisd with the Law Of 1856, their bust.
nsss being considered different from that Of
ths Nosthsfn distillsriss. The Government
will loose large amount Of revenue By These
operations.
AxHPnIs, April l3.-G. W. lratier. q
prominent cotton factor, and Liadasr. Psl>
lsck 4 Co.'S dry goods house, have failed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

CmcAoo. Apr;l IA M,ai.oo. wis.
soecisl 70 the Journal avs there vas Great
erc;t,-scs :, ws.sr..~r r.s,srdar. IA con.
s.o,s..s of sha s G.sv ~ : horrible mur-
dsr IN Tho -. : 80 M,lf,rd. six miles soutb
~ .h.s -. ~" ..s - ant ~ : f.m;lv omar.
-, = CT! 10y. rsmed Charles Sehempl has
80. :.s;.~ .;rc. the "A mat and q, IN
..s.....;aa .o,ne remsins 81 nesrlv ron.
s'.ss hnr.. and metallic substances from
h;s clothing. we're found in a fsld re.r The
house. Il is supposed his soa murdered
him and burned his body to conceal his
crime The son and vif. vsr. h,on.h, 81
Watertowu yesterday. ana there Was =
stsonr d,spoeitjea = lynch theu.
C..c... A.-n ,a.A-..-... :.
,.s.i sss..s.s - ~ ~ s.ss-1.s -. "
n Se~~hsss - ~ 49,. ~ -. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

In ~ Meth 0srmas Parliament Her,
yoa Dssgsossn asked B;emark whether
tAses was any truth 10 the rumor q nero.
tias:ous betwesa Holland aud Fr,oes for The
ssssion of Luxembourg, and whether Prus~
sia is prepared to say il will Withstand snv
attempt to sever Luxemboure from the rest
Of Germany Bergenssn's motion declares
also tina. all parties would be- united. eivine
their almost pcwsrfti, support % prevent
the separation Of the ancient land from
Germany.
A rumor is prevalent ia Vienna that pre
liminaries 10 m alliance are agreed u,on
between prussia and Austria. The Official
Gazette denies this fact.
A nsw bill vas introduced in ths Hunga>
rian Parliament fss recruiting the army.
The EuDssss cfBekhasa hes been defsat-
- by one psevines I'D NJ l6seed to alles
i. 20 bseo9e IN i'd psadeat Ststa.
The resigneaien q Ueunt Waleski -
caused By 81 non apps0sal Of he amy =.
esaiss tiea peejss: - osiglnally Proposed -
Hs would rot bssw-6eae The minority u IL
Legislative Chanbss, - ssrevs 70 eel viii
perfect iapsssislity = ~ Ppsaidsat. 81,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
LATEST NEWS
NJ TELEGR.sPH,
TO TIE DAILY DEMOCRAT.


WAsHrseTos, April 13.--The Secretary
Of the Interior has received information that
the third section, Of 270 mics, Of the cen>
trial branch fthc Union Pacific Railroad,
formerly known as the Atchison & Pixies
Peak road, hiss been completed.
The public income realized from internal
REVENGE sources, to>dsy. esS3, 500. The
receipts for the past week we're ovef ~
SOC, 1000, which swslls the grsad tetal sof
the present fiscal PEAR y asas'y esSs, w.
The Senate so>Asy eoaanpsd ~ Ssllsv.
ing neminstisas:
Susvsyes " Cussoms-Saassl Bsssksns
ridge, s. Leuis. 10
Censuls-Wn. T. Fsrsss Of Pa, q Noe.
Gov, RsssA; Joe. Richard, u Pa, q BE-
varia Chs. ,. Bloekway, fPs.. u Sss
Jose, Gotta Rica. $50
Rsesivee Of Pablis. Nsesy. -Gaslaud G.
Bsoadheal. Of Boeosvii)s, ~. S
Asooasees o. latesnol nosoaue--Jameo
Fiskbeck, lstb dislsics, IlIiosb; W. Z.
Tune, 4th district, Tooaoaoeo. e=a- n
Collsetos Of Internal Hevsnus-Esgeno
Tisdals, Sd district, Indiana.
Indian AGENT hsistophsr Carson, 10.
dams IL New Mexico.
The Senate rejected. to>day, the following
nominations
Assessor Of Internal Revenus-Jno. B.
Wright, 9Th district, Illinois; Jas. Haxlstt,
Lyons. Iowa.
The resident today sent to the Senate
the following nominations
For Naval O6ic6r-C. 9. Franklin. as
New York.
For Collector Of Customs-Peter Lyle, Of
New York.
For Surveyor Of Public Lands-Sanusl
g. King.
The Psssident alec nominated Henry ].
Ray ncnd - Minister 70 Austsis.
A eosrsspoudsnes between he Austrian
niaistse and Secretary Seward relative q
Aaxiuilian. was ssnt to the Senate to>day,
but Il contains nothing not already known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

wvssneroH, April 12.-Ssnats.-On
motion Of Mr.. Ramsey, 500 copies of the
Tenure Of Oflcs Bill was oedsrsd printed
A resolution vas adopted to pay clerks Il
committees and pages smplysd during the
present special session, and such other at>
tsadants - are paid BY the day, the usual
per diem compensation.
The Senate passed NJ. Thaysr's sssols-
ton calling % the Psssidsot'for Information
in relation to Gov. Cummings absence from
Colorado Territory. whistler with or without
leave and the time paid.
On motien the Senate went into Elective
session.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
ILLINOIS.

SralnsslaIp, Apsjl 1S.-The late decision
Of the Oupes0e Ceus4 10 relation to Nation
81 Bsaks, will eoeolsto . loss Of revenue to
The State Of ESQ.,. 900 q 5000, 900, II not
rsnsdiee By legislation. 4 strong pres
sure will b brought 70 bear upon the Gov
srnsr to convene the legislature in June
next. to take action upon this and several
other matters needing legislation. 1t is
thought it is pretty certain that his Excsl>
lsncy will adopt this course.