Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
NEW yoRk.

~" IoHk, April -C.-ihe steamers
hecia, louisiana end Celia. from Europe,
arrived to day
In the Supreme Court, Lewis Eins.;c
received verdict of 1s4, 600 against Samu.
81 Ungler for money due on gold and stock
transactions. and promisory note.
A verdict Ut $4,000 was found against
Charies I. Platte, contractor, for running
Hudson River railroad fright car down
town which run over spd seriously injured
boy named Ender~
| A sentence Of twenty yeafs bard labor
Nurrsv snd Joseph johnson who ATTEMPTED
to rob end mnsglef Dubois, schnol teacher.
Thc steamer Deutschland sailed for 1u.
rope with $685. 900 in gold. The steward.
ees, Eliza Barr. had previ0usly bean arrest.
ed for the murder Of her ilIeeitimale child
at its birth.
The japanese Commiaiouep lsave TO-
morrow fox Weshiogton. No ollcial visits
will b paid here until their return.
Robert Young, Confectiouef N Brook.
lyp. was robbed and murdered o. Monday
nigh:.
Joseph Packard. nd Of II, who robbed
bic employers, John Monroe = Co. Of
81 600 dollars in December last, has given
himself up for trial after extensive jonrnev.
ipgs and having spent the most of the
/ money.
Theodore II. Loomis, q book keeper, has
been arrested for embs zzliug 5000 worth
OF compound interest notes from his em
ploycrs. Messrs. Carter & Hawley.
NEw YoRK, April 26.-The Herald's Lit.
lie Rock. Ark. special of tho 25sh says:-
Orders wers received to-day by Gov. Mur.
ply from Gen. Ord to the effect that the
State 10 divided into eleven registration
districts registration officers are to be %
| pointed in each district. Four Of officers
serving in the army and two oitisens.
Cunningham, the State Treasures, has
been dismissed, being incompetent TO hold
Office under tho congressional acts. Col.
Page, quarter master, has been appointed in
his place. Several other State oiIiosss are
likely to b. dismissed for the ssme reason.
The expected registration Of voters will
commence speedily.
In the Supreme Court (eiscuis, part ~
yesterday On action was brought By Wn..
II Scott against the Central Railroad and
Yankng Co., Of Co., 70 reeoves The sum Of
ave thousand four hundred and forty dollars
in U. s. money. due on account Of disi-
dends declared BY the defendante during
the war on stock assigned 70 the plsiatiff
The court gave judgment - lavee Of the
plaintiff on two Of the dividends. and iss
the defendant On The remaining three.
Additional advicss eoaceeoing ths situa,
tioa In Mexico, conhrn The news published
Yesterday.
Three eonsiasissess were ssat By Maxi-
! milan 70 Juassz ct San Luis With N ofFsi
{ Of capitulation Of Gussasantue. The livsi
and property Of The proalsnsat ehisltains, !,
is said, ere demanded BY the commission,
err, but viii not be granted BY Juares.
Mr.. Sewassl's messsneas. bearing the in
tercession in favor Of Msximilian, vas fur
\ nishsd With IN escort q Mataoosas fos So,
: Luis Potosi, where he expected to And tn
Mexican President. Il 10 alse reported ths
Mammalian had offered to surrender IL h,
granted free departure from the country
The Times special says: The opinion il
rapidly gaining ground that the Suprem,
) Court will deny the applications Of 0sorgi,
II and Mississippi for an injunction agains
d tho reconstruction law. The arguments ar
N 10 be heard TO day.
d Senator Nye and Hon. D. d. Kelly, o
: Penn, intend making Southern tours 4
speak to the people.
The Tsibune's special says: Not~ ith
t. standing the implied vigilance Of the Inter
nal Revenue secret agents. seports to tn
10 department show that whisksy is offered 70
's sale all over the country at less than {:
"a revenue tax.
Mr.. Slices meter 10 be used BY distiller
for the prevention Of fraud, has been select
I, ed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury.
: The Herald's Fl. Sedgwick, Nebrasks
!, special Of the 25th says: Ths council he.
: tween the special com missioner end u,
= brute and Ogslallo bands Of Sioux lndian
I, representing 700 warrion-has been con
]. cIuded. The Indians agreed TO 30 upon
II {. mporary reservation along The Republics.
4 river, during the existing hsstilitiea
. A var party Of 10 Bruls Sioux came IL
, last night from Powder river, desiring peace
r One Of the party acknowledged their par,
n ticipation in the F. Phil Keasnsy masss,
+ ere. They state the Indians engaged mum
= bessd . go <l9 d them we're killed, smon1
whom were three chiefs, and many wound
ed
;. Hostilities between the Southern Chey-
Il ennes and Ilaneock's troops were reported
IL these hostilities continue, . general In
dian war Is inevitable.