Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-06

New York. June Three thousand
one hundred and eighty four emigranis ar
rived ebay.
The 20h session ofihe American Homoe-
opathic Institute commenced to. day 200
we're pr, sent Mr. He,mi,h, of 81 LOUIS.
was chosen President for the ensuing year
A churse on medical ethics was read. and
puzzle lecture this evening by DIR. Cook.
oil Chicago.
a Omaha dispatch says The earnings Of
the | nun Pacific Il X now running to the
Noitn riAiie, is officially reporsetl a, Sol,
1873 3G. f'r May. Irsok laying is presrss
II. iirip'y westward
NV YoAE, jane a dispatch from
Governor Brewn'ow To the Associated
Press. states that the July interest on the
tennessee bonds will be promptly met
Ntw ioRx, June Ga Tribune New
Orleans special says. Gen Sheridan hav-
"g been asked Tor lis reasons for his re
novels. TIL, day forwarded the following.
NEADoTRs 5Tu MILITARY Di,r.
Z. s Grant, Com. Armies L. g., Washing.
ton:
GENERAL: -Un the goth Of March last
removed from Office Judge Z. Ootl. of the
Criminal court OF New Dreams, Andrew
}. Heron. Attorney General Of the State of
Louisiana. and John F. Monroe, Mayor OF
the City Of New Orleans. These removals
were made under the power granted me in
what is usually termed the "mlitary blll,"
passed March %, 1867. by the Congress Of
the U. 5. did not deem il necessary to
give any reason for the rsmovul of these
men, especially after the Investigation made
10y the military board on the massacre Of
Jolly 30, 1866, and the report Of the Con-
gress onal Committee on the came IN ASA cse%
but - some inquiry has been made for tn,
cause Of the removals, would respectfully
state as follows:
1hc Court over which Judge Abel pre-
aided IL the only criminal Court in the c,tv
OF New Orleans. and . period Of the last
nine months previous TO Jolly Goth he had
been educsting large PARTON Of the com>
'nunity 10 The pc pctration Of this outrs e,
by almost promising NO persecution in his
Court again>t TIE TENDERS in rsse such an
event occurred; The records Of this Court
will shor that he fulfilled mis- promise. a
not ole Of the gentle ones has been prosS>
cut,d
In reference to Andrew } Heron. ATTY
General Of the Siale of Lau.sianr. | con
s'd'red il his duty TO indict these men be-
fore their Criminal Court. This he fail, d
20 do, but vent 80 FAR ~ 20 at.empt to i'm
o ON the good sense Of The whole ration
by indici'ng the victims IT the not, instead
Of the vio'atcrs; IN other words, in.kins
The II notcnt guilty ard the guilty innocent.
! de was Wherefore an ab. tor cf.snd coadi, q
tor vi'h Judge Abe'. in bringing on tn.
N IS acre OF Juls 3Jth Mayor M.pr q
centi oiled the element, engaged in thi, riot
And wien backed by an Attorney General,
who would not prosecute the guilty, and y
jugs rhJ advised the grand j.ry 10 ii, .
The iunoc' nj guilty and l.t tho the murder
ers 60 tree, i t,lt svcsre in engaging hi .
polite force in the riot And massacre
With three thiee men cxercis.ng Q large
in'iuen,e on the worst element OF this city.
vsng 10 these elements an imnunl,y Tor
mt and bio 'dshed, the General in chic,
.~i'i see how insecure + Il N letting them
occupy their positions in the troubles which
occur IN the rssisu ation and voting in ,he
| fecrs animation.
am General. worry respectfully rour
oIedient servant, PHI, SnrsIuas
Maj. Gen U s. A,
Gen. Sheridan also teieesa ph.d TO Ger.
Grant: The registry returns from most OF
, the parishes Of this State have be. ueceised.
also tue reports Of the officsrs which super>
vlsed It,. can report to you the gre ,test
success, ard that the best u feeling is ex !.
isting among the people
The Herald's Washington special SAYS :;
Gen. Sheridan is believed to he cuil,y Of
si,scbedience u oroers in removing Gov
Wells after having received . telegram from
Secretary Stanton Erecting him 10 suspend
all further action in the case OF the iey,e
commissioners, and II Is reported this even>
ing that Gen. Grant and Mr. Stanton had
conference to-day on sais question, At which