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2IYoL 3 - NO III.
From Washington.

ess Wa A ,ssiIINpsroN ~ January Thf Republis;
can members Of the House Of epressnta
held q caucus at the Capitol tonight. bout
sixty skeprescn ntati yes were present. Spauld-
}ing,of Ohio oferod resollti ion that no meas.
E4re iookl toward the impeachmont of the
tsresidcnt of tho United States should be pre-.
aaentea ~ tie ouse nnless
yiding that before any final aetion,bg th 8 2ea,,
6ns the subj cot should he q!
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
r1v,vc1,I. AND COMMERCIAL.

IoSpoN oct l-Evening-COnsOls close at "a 5-lC for
money We are still without commercial adyces from
New York owing the recent prOstraton OF the land
lines The annexed prices Of American securities are
consequently made without reference TO the American
market: Conso for money, "a 5l6 United States Five
Twenty bonds 728 Illinois Central Railway shares, 77l
Erie Railway shares, ~; Atlantic and Great Western
Consolidated bonds, %.
Oct 2-Noon.-Consols have declined to 94l All the
american securities are heavy and dropping, owing 10
The non-receipt Of quotations from NewYOrk The fol-
lowing opening rates Erie shares. AZ; Illinois
Central 771; L. s. FiveTwenties, 10 Atlantic aud Great
Western, %.
FRANKFORT, Oct l-Evening.-Unted States Five
Twcnties for the issue of 1862, rs 7-l6
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1-Evening.-C closes steady.
The sales to-day foot up $4,000 bales The following are
the authorized quotations: Mddlng Uplands sgd; Mid
ding Orleans, 9d The advices from Manchester are
favorable. Corn, 40 y quarter for Mixed western
Wheat, 14G GENITAL for White California, and 13 for
$40 q AZ for American. Peas, 49, 2 50i ID for Cana
dian Beet. = 3O4 ID for Extra Prime Mess. Pork III
q 200 for City Prime Mess Bacon 43 cwt. for Mid
dies. Lard, SO q cwt. for American Cheese, 53I 2
mon American, and IL for Medium. TallOw, All cwt
for American Spirits Turpentine, H6 y cwt Petro'
leuln-Spirts. J q gallon, and Standard WHITE J. -.
Clover Seed, II y cwt for Red American
Oct. 2-NOon.-The Cotton market opens quiet and
steady with probable days sale Of 10000 bales Prices
unaltered viz SD for Middng Upand, and 3D. for
NIidding Orleans, .
sugar firm at % g. Calcutta Lnseed, 6s per Imperial
quarter Linseed Cakes. $40 81 per tun for feeding.
Whale OIL, s3s per 252 gallons. Inseed OIL, 459 lOI
per tun.
. hhl. for Refined
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE SINDWICH ISLANDS.

THE RECIPROCITY TREATY WITH TIE UNITED
srATEs-rIIE GOVERNMENT JOURNALS DE-
NOUNCE IT-CONFLICTINGr ACCOUNTS.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2.-Dates from Homo
lulu TO Sept l2 have been received The Legislature
convened for Sept consider the Reciprocity Treaty
with the United States, but it cannot be aseertained
whether any action has been taken the printed advces
being only 10 Aug The Government native Journal
the Treaty and the mobiles and representa-
traitors and advises the Legislature to lay the treaty
on the table The article could only have been puDnshed
with the full consent and knowledge OF the Ministry anu
the Government is clearly responsible for IT, AFTER stat
inc that foreign that the Americans are only
waiting for the death OF the King TO seize by force ana
appropriate to themselves the Hawaiian klngdo says
nevertheless coyetous desire on the part OF the
Americans themselves that the little kingdom be trans
sentatyes OF the people the Legislature may THINK
they are called together TO consider and pass Tor the gen
eraI benefit the convention between the Two oGoveren
bu in view the threats TO seize the government ana
even more 10 desre the death OF His Majesty kaneha
maha who is so greatly beloved and who has the hearts
treaty with distrst refuse TO pass it. The prevailing
sentiment, however, is IN favor OF INC treaty. A.. s
The King had returned from Nioaka and appears 70 oe
Shin Ceyion from Boston arrived at Honolulu septem
her o. and the r. G. Wylie from Bremen Septemoeri j.
ANOTHER REPoRT-THE TREATY PASSED THE
I'D LEGISLATURE.
UoyoIUIU Sept II, via SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.
THE Reciprocity Treaty bill passed the Hawanan
eesatre OH the ld OF September by vote OF "a aeans
The bill was Immediately signed by His Majesty 'he
The treaty is considered most popular measure VIII
the Inhabitants of the islands AL classes are unanimous
IN its & iaIel Sa,d anu az sbe I45ited states
Tile first vessel OF the whaling fleet this season mas III
rived She reports that the catch has never pe'h
equaled. ~. ~, ,,or, MOS tosf I'm
Apadyr Sea On the l4tb OF MAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
ITALY.
GARIBALpI's MOVEMENTS.

A letter from Garibaldi's headquarters ut
Florence, dated the nth. that Garibadi arrived
there IN the evening siC O'clock and would ON at
once by train TO Nero Seven hundred picked
men are already in Rome and In the provinces. Many
have arrested Each takes his chance In case
defeat the orders qu cm No false decacy
10 induce surrender because the other Is taken
France wishes Ratazz 10 arrest Garibaldi and his
followers RaiazH dare not. The troops viii not night.
Ratazz is coming 10 understanding with The Pope 10
occupy and hold the Papa provinces against the reVou
tionsts II thought Garibadi and the Papal troops
will not be allowed To blows Such news as gets
printed In the London papers amounts TO nohlns ahd
The Paris Journals no better Informed.
Iniellig from the Roman Frontier announces hat
the Italian troops continue their patrols "hthe greatest
TigOr.
ILLNESS TIE KING.
Ii is stated that the King of Italy has recently had an
attack Of apopexy, and that though IL produced no evil
consequences In his body II has given him great disdu
ctudc as 10 tie of his soul For the sake OF his soul
he looks with evil eye the projected chpcdioh o
arbald against Rome, because Holy Church condemns
II and he il very anxious get the pardon of the Holy
Father for his wicked appropriation OF eccs"sca ter
yitOYy =!
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
AUSTRIA.

FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH HUNGARY.
The Vienna journals publish an analysis con-
rning and giving fresh details respecting the Ministerial
proposals for financial arrangement between Austria
and Hungary which have been submitted TO the Austrian
and Hungarian delegates After deducng interest to
the amount Of 100000 forms, representing capital OF
6oo0o which TO be borne by the western portion OF
shall assume 80 cent OF the remaining interest Oh the
public debt and 80 per cent Of the whole expenses OF the
the state debt consisting OF transformation OF II into
dpo woos = emage III inc nne aare os ~ redcmn
ton The plan for the uneaon Of the debt Is to be laid
before the representative assemblies OF Austria and Hun
gary at the latest by the st of May 1863 In order to
ascertain the permanent quotas Of both portions OF inc
empire, commission will be appointed which WI draw
using for that purpose the accounts published 10y the
committee for the control of the public debt
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
INDIANA.
SCHUYLER CoLFAX on IMPEACHMENT AND iii
DUTY OF CONGRESS.
Prom The Chicago Tribune.

SCHUYLER CoLFAX on IMPEACHMENT AND The
DUTY OF CONGRESS.
Prom The Chicago Tribune
Your telegraphic correspondent at Wooster
Ohio conenses my long speech there last Tuesday INTO
the following halfdozen lines:
In regard 10 impeachment aid he longugy counted the DAYS
Congress would again gheu Andrew johnson N0nd De houg
10 the threat
the President would proogne Congress be said that M John
attempt for well he knew the end would BE- that ms ee
while the aEaking power would continue 10
These sentiments received with great AP
plAuse'
That was pretty what said hut as, at time ike
this. men vino public lie desire To be judged on
their erde positions may ask brief space III your columns
10 say that counted the days til Congress would again
meet because days after that time Edwin NJ stanton
would 90 back again TO the War Department In spite OF
the malignant President who sought TO expel him from
the poston i'm which had served the country so faith
fy shat when Congress resumed its legislative author
ity he House accordance with demands Of the loyal
masses throu the land, would be required to place
he President before the tribunal provided by the Const
tuition TO defend himself there from the charges Of per-
ssent usupaons and persistent violations of the oath
which requires him to take that the laws shal pe
faithfully executed: and that, while did not believe Mr
fulfill the threats against Congress now
being made his Washington organs apparently IN ms
name vet whoever did dare 10 destroy the Legislative
Department of the Government by revolutionary iorcc
whether President Cabinet Minister or citizen would be
tried for his treason, and punished as traitor with ms
feet like the traitors OF the recent Rebellion on the
earth, but in the air. StHUfLEk JULIAN
S0Ufh BEND. Ind, Sent. "a, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
VOL. XXVH.....N NO S,"53'
EUROPE.
ITALY.
- nnrRREAK IN NITLRBO.

-, ATLANTIC rELseEAtn 70 ThE rilD'N| -. -,
W 1llH'I >I..>, Oct Observation-Disclosures has
lived Of a quite serious revolutionary de-
Oeon nv the partsans of Garlbaldi at Viterbo
.er1oy The latest dispatches, however, announce
.,ot ,e outbreak had been quelled and that the
city was tranquil. ..,.a.o,,,s
IoxpoY. Oct. 2-Noon.-No further teleSIams
oatvo 10 the recent disturbances in Italy have bceh
,eceived In the mean time many wild rumoIS are
,aoat Il is said that serious revolt has DroAeh
out AZ Rome, and that the Pope was Obliged 10 y 10
Civita Vccchia for safety. The OpimoHe senl-oih-
eial journal Of Florence, says that Rome VIII soon
belone TO Italy, and that without broken treaty
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
NEW-MEXICO.

CHAVEZ, THE REPUBLICAN DELEGATE, ELECTED.
A telegraphic dispatch received in Washing
con from Col j. Francisco Chavez the Republican candi
date for Delegate to Congress from Sew-neAico' an'
,o.s that no ba, been elected by small majority.
He that contest very close ana tht
his opponent, Mr. Clever, tho Democratic canaiua.e,
county when In fact there but about 1900 voters
there Our correspondence from Santa re mas
o ths election, and OF the bold
frands practiced and discredtabe means employed py
the Democrats with the assistance OF the army was
feared that Clever had carried the day. but ~ seems from
Col Chayezs dispatch that the Territorial Board OF Elec
tors grew out fraudulent votes enough 10 insure MS
elect b.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The following is the Republican ticket in th'
Eighth Ward, Newark
VIRGINIA.

SPEECH OF CONGRESSMAN sHANKs IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2.-Congressman Shanks
Of Indiana addressed assemblage of blacks here this
evening He said he spoke as one of party who had
the power when he said the Southern States would have
been in the Union long ago II they had given the blacks
their rights and they would get In until they di
President Johnson II guilty would be impeached and
even with the aid of the Maryland Rebel militia which
was arming would be powerless to do anything. me
men OF the North ready at the tap OF the drum 10
auell him and his militia He predicted $4,000 majority
In Ohio for the Republicans.
NOMINATIONS FOR THE CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2.-The Hon. Alexander
leans OF Albemare yesterday for the Convention Last
night they were burned in efigy by the opposition.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
HUNGARY.
KossUTn's LATEST LETTER.

KOSSUTIIS LATEST LETTER.
declaration of Herr K0ssuth has been pub
lished which he denies the truth OF the statement OF
the sSe of Vienna that he had seen Count stackeberg
at Dieppe. lie stes that he had any interview
with any agent Of Prussia lie likewise declares that lie
will never into any relations with Russia the exc
cutoncr of Hungary and Poland. and the eternal enemy
Of freedom. There will never he anything III common
between Russia and him. In conclusion lie states that
Herr Tzagy has gone TO Berlin without any mission
from him.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
meeting OF the former IOnycds, which was 70 nave
been held the 9Th OF october at Arad has been pro
hbited by the authorities the ground that II might
incitc the inhabitants 10 conflict with the military
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE PAPAL STATES.
TERMINATION FROM TIE FOR

IIININAIION TKON TIE TUFE'
At Consistory held Sept. 20 a speech was
delivered by the Pope. His Holiness solemny condemned
the recent Of the Italian Government for consnm
mating the sacrcge of the usrpatIon OF the ecclesas
cal property lie declared the decree 10 be null and
yOd and confirmed the already launched against
the surpers. lie then proceeded Ia point out the calum
mics contained In pamphlet recently published In Paris
entitled The Roman court and me Emperor udTmiIiaH
His Holiness paid tribute 10 the memory Of the late
Cardinal AIterl who recently died Of cholera nj Abano,
cuogzing him for having fallen victim Ia his zeal The
Pope acrw ard prccOncizcd the Bishop Of Albano, and
the AIchbishOps OF Burgas and Guatemala.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
TIE CONTEsTING SCHOOL BOARDS IN NEW
TENNESSEE.

THE NEW CITY AUTHORITIES IN POSSESSION.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2-Chancelor Harrison
has declined TO grant the injunction asked by
Mayor Brown in behalf q the old city authorities =;
cavalry, under orders Of Gen. Cooper, demanded OF
Mayor Brown possession q the Mayorn Sihfe &c
fhe military force, and Col Alden, the new Mayor, was
nut i'm poson A large crowd collected III the puDnc
square andcbccrs given for Mayor Brown az he e
the office. No signs OF a RIOT were shown
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
GREAT BRITAIN.
n,np.r rArRACUT IN LONDON.

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT IN LONDON.
J,oNpoN. oct. -Noon.-Admiral Fauagut Of the
American Navy arrived in this city yesterday. As
sn otl or places. he is received with marked cvties
FAILURE.
GIAsGow Oct. 2-Noon.-Messrs. Buchanan Co.,
hnn LARGELY engaged in American trade, stopped
1o-,lav. The liabilities are not ascertained
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
ALABAMA.
TIE ELECTION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 2.-There has been
two days voting In Montgomery 1859 votes were cast
on the day. In Selma, $500 on the first day IN Ope
Ika on the first day, 1900 in Waumpka lcO-a Tor the
Convention. 800
MOBILE Ala Oct 1.-The second days vote stands $40
blacks and "A whites, with very few exceptions for
Convention. No disturbances whatever have taken
place.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
AUSTRIA.
MOYENTNTs On nm

MOVEMENTS or TIE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
vienna. Oct. 1-Eyenng.-It is announced to-day
that the Emperor Francis Joseph will visit Fars on
tl,S Goth inst
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.
ORDERS OF GEN. CANBY.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 2-Gen. Candy has
ued an order prohibiting all Provost from
cisug Jurisdiction over any involving titles TO land
or I'm any evil cause where the claim exceeds $500
GEN Candy has also signifed ms intention TO modify
the order OF Gen Sckes closing barroons throughout
tIe SECOND Military District
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
LOUISIANA.
A MAJORITY VOTED.

MAJOKIT1 VUTEU.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.-1he Republican has
returns from u parishes, including Orleans giving
total vote OF 6s majority OF the registered voters
of 1913 In every parish heard from majority OF the
persons registered voted 1t In supposed that nearly
jOrity OF votes.
THE CONTEsTING SCHOOL BOARDS IN NEW
ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2.-ln the case OF the
old and new school Boards, Judge Dupantier has de-
cided that the new Board was appointed when no va
cancy existed The resolutions of the Council repeating
Ali ordinances touching the public schools were null be-
cause they conced with the act OF the ana
were i'm violation Of the charter because passed Dy poth
Roards the same day The Judge decreed that the new
BOARD were not qualified. and forbidden TO perform
the duties OF school Directors OF the public schools OF
New.Orleans No appeal Will be taken.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
GERMANY.

BERLIN. Oct. 2.-One hundred Deputies III 'he
North German Parliament have signed iorinai pro-
test against any infringement or disturbance Oh inc
longcstabshed maritime privileges OF those Ter
man STATES which border on the Baltic Sea.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
.IAPAN.

ABDICATIoN OF THE TYCOON.
4 dispatch from Shanghai, Aug. %, says that
adyces received from japan mention rumor that the
Tycoon would abdcae In favor OF hls younger proher
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
ERAN(,E.
DIsrRUsT IN PARIS.

PARIS, Oct 1-Evening.-Th IS much dlS'ruS' !"
POLITICAL and financial circles here. ko"her, 'he
French Foreign Secretary, Lavalette' the Iioioe
secrctaIy, and Nigra, the Italian Minister TO france
Ia to.dov for Riarrtz TO confer with the Emperor
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
VIRGINIA.

CIVIL COURT PROCEEDINGS SET ASIDE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 3O.-Gen. Schoield
has directed that the proceedings In the County Court OF
spotsylyania the OF the Commonwealth ast j. H.
Iierner, be set aside and the prisoner released
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Cunard steamship Scotia, Capt. Judkins,
which left Liverpool at p Sept. q, and Queens
town on Sept q, arrived here Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CAplz. oct 1-Evenng.-The bark Arstidcs, Capt.
Bruuncrhon which left New-York on the 22d ct August
last for This port has arrived in leaky condition Inc
ont of damage cannot be ascertaned until the cargo
n sdiScharced.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
PRUSSIA.
the SALT TAX.

BERLIN, Oct. 1-Evenmg.-Ihe North herman no al
Iament has fixed the Salt tax at two thaleis per oV
pOuRdH
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
OBITUARY..
nroRGE CoOKNIAN.

GFORNE IUOh MN =
pm.ADFLpHIA, Oct. 2.-George Cookman,
merchant of this city and President OF the Christian As
soolatiOn died suddenly last night
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

and that the two Duchies Of Meclenburg have opened
negotiations with the Cabinet Of Berlin for similar
object.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
corRr OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 2.-'rhe following Is the
dy calendar for Oci Noe ?oo 2o2 2o6 2o7 2os 2O9 al
9iG lis, 2Jt, AT, 2le, 2Jg, ~
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
POLITICAL.

NEW-YORK STATE NOMINATIONS.
Stcrarv Of State. JAMES Il. NIcKEAN Of Saratoga
Controltr........CALvIN II. HULBURD of ST. Lawrence
Tredssr0.. THEODORE II. GATES of Ulster
attorney G,nerat . JOSHUA VI. VAN COTT Of Kings
So Eng and spryor ARC CHIBALD C. POWELL Of Onondaga
Judge O. oJdppeals CHARLES MASON Of Madison
canal Commissioner. JOHN M. HAMMOND of Alegany
Iasptor ST Prisons. GILBERT DE LA MATYR Of Wyoming
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Hon. Abiah w. Palmer OF Duchess
County has been unanimously nominated for State sena
tor by the Republicans of the XIh District resolution
adopted approving the course OF the Hon. r. U. VII
bOr late Senator.
Samuel T. Root is the Republican nominee for the seat
in the Assembly lately occupied by Palmer r. ravens
from Essex.
The Republicans of Niagara County have made the fol-
lowing nominations For Surrogate, Andrew W. Brnzee;
for enperntendens of Poor r. Graves. Albert IT, New
comb; for Justice of Sessions, o. L. WeoD Tor Coroner
Jared Paige, Sylvester S. 0lney. - =,
The Republican Union Convention of Oneida
County was held Tuesday afternoon The Hon. Alex
ander H. Bailey of Rome nominated TO NIL the Vach
cy in Congress. caused ny the election OF the
Hon Roscoe COnkng to the United states senate
Mr.. Bailey is well and favorbly known IN
the politics Of the State. lie has hed me
position of Judge of oneida County and other local oces
and has represented his district with great ability IN e
state Senate. He will make useful and Iellane Con
gressman The Hon. Samuel Campbell OF YORK Mls was
renomated by the Convention az Senator Oh the
XIXtb District. .., ,,..,.
have renOminated Senator Crowley.
TIE GERMANS AND THE sIRIEVEALTY.
The German citizens of the several Wards
favorable to the election OF Thomas H. Ferris for Sheriff
held n large meeting Tuesday evening. Councilman
Charles Roster was chosen Chairman. General Com
mitteo of five from each Ward was appointed Dy INC
meeting 10 carry out the objects OF the ORGANIZATION
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
NEW-YORK.

MEETING OF THE UNION STATE COMMITTEE.
The Union State Committee will meet for
organization at the Metropolitan Hotel Room No H. this
evening at G o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

TIE PAN-ANGLICAN sYNOD-AMERICAN BISHOPS
IN ENGLAND--EXTRAORDINAR SERVICES AT
THE CHURCH OF ST. LAwRENCE-RECEPTION
OF THE AMERICAN BISHOPS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

THE JAMAICA QUESTION.
The friends Of exGoy. Eyre have been giving great
publicity 10 a long afdayit purporng to have been
pa9s BY one Henry Bolton EdeDboIogkb' late Lieu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-11
DAVENPORT, IOWA, THURSDAY


nSOO0eIy ~ NOhOooo AaeAoe
A daring robbery 10 said &c hAve been
committed near Celona Station. Henry Co.,
ILL.,, on the evening Of Monday, June 2ett.
A NJ. Jefferson Taylor drew from the bank
q Moline. the sua - 81 800, which he
piaeed in HE bureau drawer. o. Sunday
and o. Assdsy osrnines Il was still thses,
bat On Tuesday uesaias, Tie snvslsps 10
sh,ch the asssy bed bssn pAeed was found
on the Hoos. end IL valuable sootsass had
vanished. NJ. Taylos ioasdiaselv seaeted
for Rock Island sad csosultsd NJ. :. O.
Cssppsr. The Cisy Mssshal, whs pss hin IN
possession Of certain fAsss which lsd him 70
be;ie~.ths guilty parties 70 b. WIN. Bisans.
Peter Cooper sf Cssbsn Cli6, end Dr.. nil>
t,n Campbell. vhs ~ bessdiee q shs
house Of Nn. Bissnt, 10 the vieioity
Of the robbery. A party u eight
persons were mounted On hssssbaek -
ruesday evening and thsss parties
wsse assesssd and taken - Coleaa
where Coopse end Campbsll he'd sopss put
on their nseks and pistols presented ~ their
heads 70 uaks them confess thsis euill =
This shey rsfassd % do. psotsstine thsir
innocence. They wss thsn held 70 bail ios
their appearance bs6sss Ne. Sharp, Jsssies
Of the Psaos, On next NondAs oosaing. -
The friends of The paeiiss claim that the a.
lsssd robbssy nsvss took place that ~
arrests we're the york Of Bill Fraziss, No.
torieus scoundfsl who Il employed by Cen-
ter, Ssversncs : o., u Davsnpost. and shas
The pasties accused viii b eble 10 prove
their entire innocsncs. The eoniictiag ste>
ries told BY different parties tend 70 involve
the affair In mystery, end We can only wait
the result Of TIE examination nezt Aoeday
in the hope that su6Reisas evidence viii then
be given that win leave no doubt Of the
guilt o. ianocsncs Of the accused.