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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

TRLRGkkPHIC NEWS
ga ON
ALL PARTS OF Tnc WORLD.
A Negro Outbreak in jamaica
Imminent.
Reported Destruction Of 80.
Domingo City.
The French Trssps = Winter u
Civita vecchia.
-Four 1snians 70 be Hanged II
8nglaud.
JAMAtNA.
-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-,~~~
SPECIAL TtLtseAn 70 THE EaALa
Assthor Negro Rebslllsa n Hand-Fsur Hun-
drsd Disciplined Negroes Ready for Arms ID
One Parisl-The whises Seriously Hlenaced
anA Great Alarn-shscks o. Earthsuaks.
KMasroH. Jamaica, Nov. Is. 1867.
There d fear Of another negro riotous and
Revolutionary outbreak.
The parish Of St. Thomas In the East q threat
ened q the present occasion = h Ne case u the
fsrmer rebellion. tes
There are a. many y four hundred negroes dis.
ciplinsd according - military practice and ready
to take up arms.
The Protestant rector d St. Davids parish has
been already admonishsd BY the leaders Of the
colorsd force.
a great panic exists Al over the islaad in oonss.
queass.
The government ana executive ofacsss arc on
the alert. s
Tho white population > seriously msnscsd.
Severe shocks Of earthquake were experienced
on the days Of the llth and lith iaaant about the
hour Of noon.
The Morris estate has been damaged. =
chimney fell from one Of The dwellings with the
force Of the shock.
There we're no lives LOST
Arrived here the chip Haidse. Captain Hinckisy.
from New York. Sailed Triumph and Matilda for
MAJ Ynrk Ynaair~ u>sA~> n p>>s .-ar
Titus, he latter for Hayu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

Bcusbon Whisxsy C0mpony = New Hesk Der 90, -
vh,sA shs bask sdvnucsd - We eosDany Q whisksy
nat NJ subsequently, ssiss1 " shs eovsrnneal Ths
bcnk couossds shss whsn wh1sEsy o Louisville ~
lswsAsd bssa fully complied with. - " frand ~
afssrvard asssnpssd tn hank whioA - tsd u sssd
fsish. Should not b compelled - susaain ~ Iou
visit or Gsverunsss O0oiels 90 the Dtsunl
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nxsos, ne banksf esooss Smith A. sahsss wbs IN
here yesterday n me rsvsnus cutter Nshssr "a iosk
aner eovsrnmsst interests eonnsss1 win ne Dsnal
swsnp Canal, arrived in Nsrfsik ~ sowing Ths
pSrsy visssd The Navy Yard and Marins Hospital ana
afterwards Fortress Nonroe ro-mersv . uip GIN b
ssksn through III Dismal swamp Csnsk ~ 4
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

r. W. NloCl.E1.4AAND.
DUlLpER. MANUFACTURER OF SASH
ID Doees. Eliuds, Mculdings, Brackets, Ae.-
OoaAencse tor buildin4s Of every description.
0Aep ed factosy corner Of Main and Thist
soeppeS. Dass0p<st, lows. al-l0SSdhv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
CALIFORNIA.

BAN FRAEcmco, June 5.-The steamship
America for San Juan, sailed to-day. The
ship Ellen Austin. New York. and Nevada,
Boston, arrived.
The bark Stanley. from Yokohama, Nay
LIST, has arrived. The Japanese Dramatic
troupe are among her passenger
The Colorado sailed for Hong Kong on
the 1st inst
Idaho advices Of The 18th state that the
Indians are stacking stages, stage stations,
and driving of stock. The Indians ase
mounted on foe horses, said TO have b.
longed TO the Second Cavalry.
Idaho City is being rapidly rebuilt, one
hundred buildings were erected during the
week
The expedition to take possession of the
newly discovered island in the North Pa
cfic. In behalf Of the United SeateA ailed
to-day. II IL reported that the Pacific Mail
Company will send vessel In few day .
for the same purpose. The island contains
q harJor suitable for coaling station for
China steamers.
SAN FsANctsco, June 6-The delegates
Of che Union State Convention elected q
the city primary election yesterday. are
favorable to Geo. q. G0rhsm Tor Governor.
From indications be will receive the nomi
nation Of that body.
General Rosecrsnz will psohably be the
democratic nominee for Governor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
Foreixn News BY Atlantic Cable,

PEsTH, June S.-rhe Emperor and En-
press OF Austria were crowned King and
Queen Of Hungary, with medeiavsl pomp
and splendor. Tue city is crowded with
strangers from all parts of the world. and
splendidly decorated ambassadors of all ma
tions having diplomatic relations with Aus
tria, except the United States, were present
The coronation took place 1T Ofen, across
river Danube, and concluding rites in this
city. Eight thousand Hungarian and Aus
TRAN mobiles and sixty peers with diplr INA.
t!sts ana one thousand strangers witnessed
the c0ronatiod
The scene was magnificent. Bishops ol
the Catholic and Greek Churches assisted
at the ceremony. The costumes displayed
were gorgeous The Emperor was annoint
ed in the ancient xoDes, crown, mantle and
SHOES OF ST. Stephen. the frs. Christian
King OF Hungary. The Empress was au-
holnicd under the right armpit.
special mass WAS sang by the Imperial
Choir from Vienna, which was composed
by Lis,z
Alter the coronation, the King knighted
several Hungarians, and then rode in person
10 lesth, where he took the oath. in which
he promised TO reconquer the ancient limits
OF Hungary.
Nothing like this has been witnessed for
centuries, and in al, probabilities will never
be repeated
The coronation closed by the King riding
up on mound of earth formed Of soil
brought from the different departments Of
Hungary, and waving his sword to the four
points OF the compass. at the same time SOL
EMMY swearing that he would defend the
htngdom against the world There WAS
immense cheering during the rites.
grand itlumI atiou upl AnL~.
Place TO night. AT the banquet Peers act as
servants
The Hungarian Diet has voted 100000
u q! rs present to the King and Queen.
HE greatest excitement and enthusiasm
prevailed. Ten Archdukes were present
Prime Minister Won Berst Was very conspic.
uous. Mons. Deaks was absent, n. Ard
messy crowned the King and Queen.
Geperal amnesty for political offences has
been proclaimed.
ST. PETERsBURe, June 9-There were
services 10 oil ths churches yesterday in
recognition Of the Divine interpositiOn In
protecting the Gear against asssssination.
WARSAW, June 9.-In the morning OF
yesterday, the Inhabitants and I'll the nota-
bles OF t0wn left their names with The Lin.
1t Governor. and the nobility met and re.
solved tn eeod deputation to Paris to the
Car and Napoleon, expressing their horror
u the attempt 70 kill the fornlet
LoNDon. June I0.-Dspatches from Paris
and -. Petsr1bufg state that thego y great
rejotcisg IN Flames and Rues1a q the eecapo
OF - O1of tfA0 0eoassfnotiOn. he Polk
evefy Whoeo dlhavOW oil CDnnecoeon " oom-
PATTY with the crime. s-p 81 ses i !
DUBLIN, June f0.-Two prominent re
mans have been arrested at DunRsryau. and
npon sxamination to day, were identified -
Coils. Maggie and Wsrrep, formerly o6Acess
10 the Irish Brigade. Army OF the Potomac.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

prey1ls he synpsAlsss s5ssnlly sJhise
aestnse he ply sieiAs.
CnicAoo. Juas II "A Springfield spe.
cisl Of the 1ith says large numbsf Of
member II both Houses arc present and
there i certainly quorum, AID a.e now
lying around loose 10 groups. discussipe the
situation and laying plans for operations
'he Chicago delegation Of both Houses is
present. Il ia believed the see sim will be
brought to close IS week, - the busi>
ness Ia all cut and dried. Both houses will
be called TO order punctually at noon, when
the Governors Message will be read. All
The old clerks and officers of the first session
are present and will ill their old PLACES.
CHICAGO. June ll.-A Dubuque special
says: Two young men living about eight
miles distant from this city, starting acsOss
the river 10 skif this moenine viii their
grandmothsr. were drowned ae ths 6oet Of
Third street their ski6 having bseu thrown
With eoeh 5ssos b. ehs eurFent aeainee .
barge - = caoeiasit n ws0ao woo No.
cued. The bsdiss u - ysube ~ ars bs<
ing searched for.
Thss. Paynos. Eecsnd Nate u he stesn.
e. Northern Belle Vas killed Susday morn.
ing BY The falling Of Z skin, which ihs dssk
hands were hoississ, rom the Ssrsessels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

Dse. =. ~. WOnLEH.
Homeopathic Physician.
nPFicg AID RESIDENCE ON last
~ side % BRADY Street. nenr ,ih. first door
above th~ thri-t,an Church. oCaB0 dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

Sore Throat. Code, Coughs, Dpthesia, BPonchitis.
splitting OF Blood. aud Pulmonary Affections gcner-
ally. 1tir . remarkable Kennedy Tor voiding Crime.
blssdlng ffvm the Kidssys and ilsddsr 0rsssi. snd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
CONNECTICUT.

HARrroRD, CONN.,, June 10-The Hart.
ford Carpet Company's mills, the most ex
tensive in the United Atates, was totally
destroyed by fire this forenoon. The l0ea
10 very heavy. The mills were situated q
Tsritfville. twelve miles from here.
The loss by the destruction Of the Hart
ford Carpet Company's works is q million
TO million and . hale Insure for $780,
600.
About 1000 persons are thrown out of EN-.
ployment. The mills last month turned out
5000 yards ofcsrpet. Only part Of which ID
AZ TariiIville. Nothing rs0aino In that vii
lAge but one or two stOfehouaes and few
buildings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

ArcHrsos. June, 1l.-T~enty frame
buildings, nine on the north aide and eleven
on the south sds of Commercial street
between Fourth and Firth, were destroyed By
fire Sunday afternoon. Loss estimated ct
$50. 000. Insurance mil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, June 10--Gco. Kirman, aged
sixteen, completed the feat this afternoon,
at Il G race cours,, Of walking 1870 miles in
that many consecutive hou's, for $500. He
made the last mile in fourteen minutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
MISSOURI.

ST Louis. June II. %. Z. Freeman. .
private banker, closed his doors yesterday.
Ciuse-speculation in dis,illery. Amount
Of liabilities unknown.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11


Chicago Markets.
BY Telegraph June II.
misunderstanding irregular holders Il ssne
branda asked small savsnee. others freely Of
Tered At yestsrdays prices demand medsrate,
mostly conuned 10 certain brands Of sprin8 ex-
tres; ssiee o. winter txrAs a Is W; spring e.
'r W.a y, S'& is.oe .spsr., $50:
spring; fret sales. ls,Si 81: declined to los
@l.ss; eio:ise nominal 4 j. st0i.sz; .sshssi /
IN feverish condition and lovge lots thrown On
the mashet produce instant decline; oashs other
send nit y Known there 10 sny dsaanl ~ large
s '" p snis ;. Gre .. laisl sdv.::d =.
Corn-Opsned W ipcr. ~ declissa, spsn-
sng q soc. o. 'Chsnga On nDssipt Of Nsw. I srk
oispatc mes, quoting decline Of about g., d.
mcss panic prevailed. psieeo temporarily fell
20 -. oss gre. more sssa1ys I'D M god ke-
No. mod.ss ss closing .s;. =. sesus seoss;-
.. 6.s:.Ee: 2 quiet. .... y a ssex: 800 =
ssS@5ec. outside prices fer fresh rssstV1A
,o Mys ea, ea;, No. 3, sold sflioes; No.
Barley Entirely ss>i,s,
Piovisions-Thsre was =. ;.e,..aeA loG1eahn
ssvc tee bought u soscssui;ns $500 80
Mess rerl-xe. an ..,svs ,avnssl ssal4s -,
sScss ~" se ~ ~ met b.yeb9lVslt = 49,
"Ssessv v'A scs sd1ss u -. =. - II.
Il s:aGs i 4 NJ
T. %. 1.ssls 100. =, rs !.
l y TsseCvsqA.] Juns II. =.
reur- uuehAgsd as Am. srper s.ccns..
= ; AZ ioesslL@; 05Sfas ezra 1ltso
M. wasa: ~, :,s :: .... -; ssl. ass1ass
OSvn-l0INsed bstter - - rsceirAaf OAsan-
ec sdv'ees srooped S eenSs. e)osisg, Ve1s ~
-, yvl.o~s ss@s's.. viii = dsssad e1ssrs
+ Oats-Stesdy at s7GIs
Rye-1.03li.O =
hay.-in rsqesst at 20. eoeas. 90
Mess Pork. 1880
Bacon- :Ciser sides, l2,<.
Lard---Nore offered
ossS.sG ana c ,ei Sos.: .alss 10y ls =. r.
hundred PeundA " -
C.nsanaasl 1lSenss.
Mcsr. usslsnsed ssd ss.say.
Wheas-UeoAanged a. ss.sv.
Corn-Dcw, prices nomjSsi s.szzssS
: Oaoe-D1N aad unchaseeA =. .-,..,.t.s $50 4
Z Rye-lAull q LAS.
Doslog--NnN - - ~. - n -
whtay-yha = s.ae !, 80 ss.ssessra ! 4
ers.sr;ss-sss.S. p''sss sDssssssA 8.
sa.ssflpn = iseEx IA TEEI
4 - - L.. s-lss ssei 4
Qsw1ssA auvpsss -
! Z - s.a,., ..s., ~; ; 81 =
~, ~: -; e ,.'.'ss> a.as1 - ) -
Eye-6uil. njsio.I :. !, 4, ~ a =. 1919
new ni1eA vseses l ooGiVf 49, 1001
Los; "a aeIisessl llo0i.iS. d. S -. 3.
Oses-DuiI. ne9iaal, u ~ vsseetA.
Psek-0psas1 heavy, 80 6ran, -
Lad Asayy.:S ss5HsT1 saari
Nsw veeak Menew MaDoIoA n
, IslsessI Jsus II.
SssSS a. e ~ & ssssTse'.
eeesse.As doee asss<ssFss . = sz'ssv<sA
nsaee.s .s2SPses - ~ lJer go
|ssse - $3.50 In dU6131ND<.
- ~ ~ Gsz<sr-l-soDtfzs 40 r 80
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IIIlasss CsstssEl.lsh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

v0WN GALLANT DsUko
.~~oRxgY Ann CoUNsrLoR At i-AW.-
A cnrTesafcer. Ol.oe Is l1c1sirc Row. - oans
-rprs~ -. CSsAWFORD,
.~n7Nry ANDCoI SskLL9R AT Law,
y IA IN sls's Block, Davenport, Iowa.
,y.-srx ~. ssg.rsaNESs.
.rroaxEY AT Ian, .1ANLNtoh ~" T.
'osyes. 20. 2. yic'e's Hoes. "''s-"
"a. II. SANDERS,
par-. Carpenter ana BuiIder,
- - rrns sTRSEr osH oF gHE Most
80 III, s,,,.l a scar ~nfA festrsn ~ ine
~ - nv n --sl-s .a.s1a.fsc4- rian- Aus sie ~
.iefs = nislst rner GO -. r..,bs.y
r.or.'s - us.oa ,iaAa t.ss.-sF' Tor JosS''f 49,
PrLT0N L. EURCHILL,
HORSE SHOERS,
second Street. Iet.rcen Rock I.1ssA 4 iowd,
.er, 5oar - Or. Boynfon's Stable.
-, -. e. +. seller sgce msunce end wsssanssd.
Moia 100 Shoes ueee. GOOD Vesssoesy
near .sa'.,'n~esed With our chap. Large yard q
"se-, ~ .ccon modaton a ensenmcrs. tepesdly
On. w. r. PECK.
NvTrCE ON THIRD STREET, BETwEEN
Rrsdy end Main, shcre Dr.. Adler's Office
asei 20 be. Once hours, 70 ~ A. ~. - 10
30 nesidence. cor 18th and Brady ste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

II now oSesed IN the aAicted thsouab0ut the conn
Try after having been proved BY the test Of eleven
years. In the New England 6tsiee. where lite merits
have become - well known - the tree from wAArh,
part Il derives its virtues.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

A. M11.1.EW,
- 20 BRADY STREET. BELOW SIC
ond Keeps constantly on hand ed mehes
70 oder
0eass', Dsys' aad Ch110feno
CLOTHING ofthc best Material md in mannes
that cannot tAil 60 eve sseiafactica Msesoi
patronage respectfully soliaated. tmy1l- diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

u " ~ II - u =
~ &C.,. Cor "a and Brady ST.
g. opposite Davenport No
<t@AMllsEst- .sss~ ii, tiona al bank.
tS%$ y Having had an expef-
tkYFxiyv. ~. " ienrn Of 10 wears 10 the
- pra-,irs Ct Dentistry,
an confident Of giving
a.,f.c, satisfaction. Iryen expsc, good worn
s,no,ov a,as,isncrd practitioners only. sg29Iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
J. D. EVANS 4 CO.,
Real Estate = lusuranoo leoats,

WE HAVE BOUBHg AND LOTS m ALL Parts
q ~ ~ Sur eale. Ais tmpsO Cd rosme ~
Wild IA1ds " 1ifsfeat eOuaties thsossAost the
6eaee WM negUtlaes loans o good security. O11ee
49, Neoooe Ins1sonee CO0pony Of DoSeopost. -
tweea q ea1 - soseses. js0-dim
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Disease Of the Eye.
Or. jas. CAMP BELL,
OCULlS r.

Othce On Second ~. 10 Lo Claire Block. .Na
ohssss made Tor unsuccessful services
Lsscnxors iowa feb9-dfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
Chronic Di@rrh0M.

There 10 scsresly suy difference Of opinion
smosg regular physicians a. regards tho treat
nsnt Of chronic diasrh9a Most Of them have
heretofore recommended . tablespoonful or tea
spoonful Of brandy TO b. given ssvsr,l times .
day. They one snd al admit that sstringents
and ton,cs are required. This being admitted.
the main thing d 70 give The best tonic and as
tsingent thst esn BE- procured sad snAs has
beeu.proved BY expssissss. end under the best
rhe ,uleal Nnafn In ~
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IOsnN nEa.l.. N. -.

.Arr ,usasos sra IOWA cAvALsy.
HAvING uEEN ENGAGED IN TUE PRAC
III tee % Medicine and Surgery for che last
1vss.u NV rrAas ~ sHss SrASs. hes ptrman-
entity located In this city and offers HE psofes.
sionai services 90 the citisens Of Davenport end
vicinity, and hopes BY his long experience with
che disesses Of Che climate, 10 merit and rcvstvs
portion Of public patronage.
"hce corner Of Third and Brady, over Lind.
ssv's Js~clsy Store. residence in what VS. Tor.
lnesiy known - che Fulton House. on Wetss
uoseeo above Nhe hysdge, iu0oO7 -0oe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
H0sTETTER's STOMACH sl1TERS

4 vegetable isvigsrant, which permanently bra.
Gee up and sustains tho feeble phy slaue. ~heth-
Or the lsek Of strength aud stamina be an IN.
hersat defect or the result of extranes us csuses
ifgenssai debility Is not a disease. /. 10 some
thing worse, viz; q condition which predispo
sss the body TO succanb to all influences that
produce disease. We are continually snvround.
Cd and bsset. more or less by injecting clements.
Neither the pnrest cir nor the purest water il
perfectly pure. Aad In regions where both are
ABSOLUTELY poisonous. how shall the weakly con.
st'tution and frsil system resist their deadly ef
fscts unless fortified BY artificial means If,hc
BlrTERS are the reinforcing. vitsliiise. aus
tanning pxepsrasien they are claimed TO be- and
on this head the testimony In their favor 10
overwhelming aud incontrovertible- then II *
absolutely fictitious in any man or woman. suf-
iering from physical weakness. cot to reScrt TO
30 potent . remedy. When an epidemic is Or
vailing. or in prospect. the best afeguards are
sperfsct digestion. firm nerves. and wise en-
pioyment Of the me- ans which science has placed
At The dsposai Of the pa lic % sssidotss against
samesphesic infection. Ameng che lsstsr.
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low a
NORMAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
DslH.EFPORT, Iowa.
FACULTY.
J. 8. FAD6O. 81 COE. PA PARKER

T1k e1COND ANNUAL TERN OF TINS m.
= ec1a0on vsu commence on WEDNESDAY JUIv
leA, !M1. ond COSTUME az Wsan, sloeine On Tuee-
LAY, August x0sA.
Instructions VIII be given In the following depart
0Ants Ele0ents Of 1usie- rsalmody-vocal Cul
tete-HaSmony-0uslcal C0mp0Gition-C Chorus snd
Solo Singing. Plano Forte and Organ. Rspedal e.
tention viii aleO Dc given 10 the te6chng Of teachers
how to tesch. Z
Each member Of the faculty will have some time 10
devote to private teaching, and u u Desired lee
sons VIII ale0 be given On the Piano Forte Org =,
Guitar. and vOics nltufs and Han moDy.
TU1T1 ON.
Poo ~ Class xxeFciess (payabie II a1vsaes). $500
eH All wkO isteod beeomine msmisis q vhe Ac-
adey should make application early, seating partie
be oSedea.
Fol- ssy information not Asesia eivss, aAdssss
either ~ FARGO. D1un, III.
Q. l. COZ. Morrison, ILL.,,
or =. A. PARKER. 80 Upton
mfv9SdEwH st.. B0ston, Mars.