Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

Nsw Ye1K, April 10.-The Life Saving
Commission to>day merely arranged for the
commencement Of experiments on stsao
boilers, &C., tomorrow.
The Herald to>dsy publishes full text
Of the Russian treaty. II contains mere do.
tails Of the cession and the provision that
the inhabitants may if they choose, return
and resume theis allie glance to Russia within
three years. or may remain and receive the
advantages and immunilies Of citizens Of
the United States, and DO protected in the
free enjoyment Of their liberty, property
and religion.
The New Jersey House Of Representatives
have indefinitely postponed the eight hour
labor bill. Vote, 80 to Is.
The firm Of Boole / Co., cotton brokers'
Of Liverpool, are reported TO have failed.
ALBANY. April 1O-Ths Democratic State
Convention met to-day and temporarily or.
ganized By choice Of D. 4. Ogden % tenn.
porary Chairman.
The Temporary delegation from New York
City was admitted to the exclusion of all
others. Various Committees were appoints
ed, and ressss taken.
SrRACrsH, AAnaL lO.--Ths Republican
State Convention net to-day aud orsan>
lied With Hon. John 4. 0riovold q both
temporary and pssmaaent Prssidsal.
In The Oonvontton'o evoniog session. 10
candidates were delegates At large for the
Coast,tutieoal Convention were nominated.
Among them ere Hon. Horace Greeley, VIM.
Everts, Geo. W. Curtis and Geo. Opdyks.
New YORK, April 1.-The Times sp ecial
says: The Georgia injunction petition
will not be presented until the Supreme
Court disposes Of that from Mississippi.
The quarterly statement of the New York
City National Banks shows decrease Of
$25, 900, 900 in their resources, compared
with the January statement.
John P. stockton was yesterday rejected
IS Minister to Austria
The Tribune's special says: The two
Senators who voted against the Russian
treaty were Mcssrs. Fessenden and Terry.
Chief Justice Chase has turned over al
the applications for appointments to regis
terships under the bankrupt law to Marshal
Parsons.
The friends Of Thad. Stevens state that
he has not been % i'll % stated, and that he
10 now veil again.
Thomas Sterling, . broker IL New York,
has been arrested ct his residuuce In Brock
lin BY United States detectives on charge
Of forgery. His wssdus opersndj was to
send letters to prominent merchants, and in
this way obtain their signatures to b used
to forged checks.
Jim Lawlsr, Of Boston, has published .
challenge 70 Aaron jones, Of this city. 70
fight him for 81 900 side.
Aeut i've o'clock last eveoeoe . -,
named Francis H. Fay, reading :. S,h
Avenue. committed suicide b. .hco,;r-
himsslf through the mouth v ~ ,s,si,ss
death :. suited in twsnt-, m;nu,es Ths
deceased he'd bssa sadsr' .os from consumn.
ton for some tine.
Two 9ir!s. sssa Is and Is PEARS. named
A.1aoetA ha!oe.. and Rosanaa Millsodsll,
attempted saie dc with laudanun Yesterday.
because shs father Of The latter forbid hsr
. i, with the former. They are like
y y recover.
AID AMI, April 1.-The Oovssnee hes
vss@ ID the Central Railroad Far, Dill.
A steamer ffsm Havssa sspeets that the
liberals were bsmbardiae vsfs Crus %
tho I'd inst.
Aaxi0i)ian was reported q Cuooevaah.