Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
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10 THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
HEM YORK.

NEW YoRg, June 10 The Braz lisn
mail steamer brings itio JaneTio dates, Of
the 2Slh of Nay. Advices from the seat Of
war says that The bombardment il still Kept
up and new works making.
The brazilian troops under Baron De
Heryal crossed the Uruguay, and was ready
on April 14th 10 continue their march 10
upper Panama, with 1000 men and six can
on. Three thousand men and fDiila are
being equipped In Malta Grsssa, for an attack
ON the ParaKuayan posts In that province.
Tho revolution in the Argentine repub
lie IL ended Monteveido 10 closed against
vessels from Argentine ports.
Communication Is forbidden throughout
Uruguay.
The cholera is diminishing in the allied
army, having made no extra ravsges. al
though an anonymous telegram from Bue
nos Ayree, says that 200 died in four days
among a small force at Corazen, and that
| the camps were moved in consequence.
This is regarded as Stock Jobbing canard.
| The cholera is still prevalent at Rosa Rio,
and San Nicholas. About 40 died Ia
| Buenos Ayres, on the 22d OF April, but the
| deaths since that date have diminished.
! The Brazilian Assembly has opened.
| Fifteen British ministers ale negotiating
! a postal treaty with Brazil.
Commissioners have been sent 10 Bahia
! 10 study the sugar cane disease and arrive
at some practical result TO stay the fast in
| cregsing evil.
The little japanese, known as All Right,
who fell from the hoighth Of fifty feet, on
Wednesday night lasl, st the Academy of
Music, while performing a perilous feat, is
announced out OF danger.
| ALBANY, n. u, June 13-In the Consti
iuiio3al Convention to-day, melton to
| make a separate committee on canals was
lost by a tie vote after a very lengthy
debate
INV York, June l4.-IIenry Bundy,
formerly keeper in Sing Sing last night at
tempted to kill his wife, and then kill,
himself.
1t is stated that the Loyal League last
night made another attempt to expel Horace
Greeley. but failed.
The Worlds Albany dispatch says l,
seems that Cole who killed Hiscock, had or
exciting time on the same day previous &c
the tragedy, and that his wife's statement
was given under fears for her life. 1t also
appears that before Cole left Syracuse fol
| Albany, he left a communication stating
that he was about to do something 70 Mr.
lliscock that would create excitement, ant
asked for a suspension Of public opinion.
Letters from Judge Abel, Of New Orleans
to President johnson and TO Con. Sheridan
are published, in which the Judge charge
that nearly the whole series Of Sheridan
acts are unconstitutional, end suborsivc 9
the liberty Ct the people.
Information has been received Of tn
murder Of @. NJ. Davis, a special posts
agent, by Indians, near the North Platte
instructions have been forwarded to Mir
, lister Campbell TO proceed at once to Mexi
co and take up his residence near Jusrez'
government.
, The lIerald's San Louis Potosi special {
the the 10Th, says to morrow Maximiliar
Mramon, Mcjia and Castillo. may possibl
s he sen eneed 10 be shot. Macmillan Of
!. fercd to abdicate and use his influence .
q cause the immediate surrender Of Mexic
!, and Vera Cruz. In return he asked I'll
8 lives and safe conduct out OF the countf
of himself, his German officers and troop
and G nsra's NJ, ia and Castillo. The pr,
posals were rejected. The Emperor, NJ
ramon and Mjia, were placed in separa
eds, and the court martial organise
. to try them Tomorrow. The sentence
pccted 10 be given, which will, If il is pas.
ed undoubtedly be death. Notice has bee
served upon the President OF the cour,
martial that Macmillan denies the luri
dction Of the court, on the grounds of il
7. ernational law | am a government,
70 says, recognized by every power in 4
world but the United States and can on
y be tried by legal congress of nations. VIII
h. the result will be, no one ventures to py
y dict.
on BlNGHAxrroN, N. Y, June 14.-Wel
"A Lawrence Il Whtney's saw mill at Conkl
was burned last night with $4,000 feet
\ | lunbeY Loss 500 600 No Insurance