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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18

xlxSHplxD AND DRllCATE CONSTITUTIONS
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

removal from Office ana punishment by fine and impris-
naIf
VII Duplicates Of The reports required by the provi
maize ny local offices 10 the Provost Marshal General
mandcr.
VIII The performance ~ the duties epiOncl by this
order VIII not be construed TO relieve rivil officers from
e discharge Of any Of the duties required ~ them
by Inc laws OF bhe local Provisional Governments And
any evil officer who shall refuse or neglect to perform
promptly the duties herein required Of him. who shall
mako any false return or rport If the matters herein
prescribed snail be dismissed from his Office and be sub
y Shcfi1s, constables aud other officers whose on
cla enommens are confined iO costs aud fees, sha he
allowed for services performed under the orders Of the
Provost Marshal General the costs and fees. 10 DO
paId III ne same manner is provided by the laws Of
The lOca PROVISIONAL Governments for like service under
those laws.
y All persons in this Military District, who may know
OF any threatened breach 0f peace of the commission
of any crime or oicns requested 10 make complaint
thereof ~ once 10 the Chief Or the Police MARSHAL Of
the city or town; II the crime disorder shall he
nntte without the limits Of any city town. 10 magis
trae or the Sheriff Of the county district; and,
prompt action shall not be taken by the officer TO whom
the matter shall he reported such requested
80 report all the facts 20 the Post Commander aud TO the
Pbyost Marshal GENERAL.
imprisonment for default IN payment OF costs, fees,
or charges or court atorns public officers SHAH not
exceed 80 Gays by command of MaiOrGen. d. T. Sckes.
j. W. 'LOus, Captain 3sth L. r. Infantry,
Dftcial. 4. ID. e., and a. \. A. g..
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THE CONVENTION.


SCKEnr.rags ATPolNTED-TlIB ApiOURNhENr oH&IioN
EkEPARATlOE or BUSiNhSS-THh 'oN'N'''N-
!OUkRS TO MONDAY.
~ TMEsRAPH TRIBUNE
ALBANY tJune G-1he Convention met at u . '' w.
nis morning About TO members were present lno
President announced the following appointments IL
1,a,iap Ferdinand De Wlgne DooIfeepcrS James Arm
strong James Tanner G. V. schrain, D"V" = onci"S'
Holman Rplesop Fuseue : Dcmas, John Po'st "lilam
M,Manrs The Secretary announced ms appointment VI
ASSISTANTS follows; Journal se'ic'h9' 'o."Yi''
Underwood Assistant Henry A. Ghdden; FINANCIAL
80 r1,,sr5 N simmons Mr.. Underwood has had
,,u,rcuce ~ Assistant Clerk in the Lower House ana
Nj Oudden has been for several years tbe aoe fmnc
sl,IR ~ the Senate
The Committee as named by the President are com
-, 90 able and strong men ON Rules, we have Martin
sCNutsend. Oruon Archer Smith VI. Weed and Erastns
~ ooAs and Mr.. sherman ON publishing the proceed
i, re IN h i'm two Of the daily papers Of Albany
u tsre Francis. Bug0ne and DeNclM inc commit
T.. "a report the practical method of proceeding 70
revise the Constitution. embraces an array OF Dhant
names. Ex-senator Harris. David J.. seymour waldo
ButfEins samuel J. TdCn, Judge Van COtt, henry =.
Icadlc Nagce. Iapham. ChceSchTO, EfOWn ana thUlNi
Nj George WIN. Curtis presented an invitation rom
1e Young Mems Christian Association OF Albany tende-
az tic Convention the cQurteslcS 81 thelf rooms.
The question OF adjournment seemed 70 he the most
lsomiICt one in the minds ~ the members to-day MI
Francis 81 Rensselaer, opened the baiNth resolution
that when the Convention adjourn il should adjourn 20
Tuesday nj il O'Clock Mr. Greeley opposed this waste OF
OF the Convention, naSnuch rs he had understood
nom the Chairman Of the Committee Oi sixteen that he
would ready to rcpOrt tomorrow. He Thought the
s.Gcnt had appointed the copmtecs. To whom the
tusEess Of the Convention would be entrusted. ne
NAYS called for and the resolution was tabled by the
following vote Democrats m ItahCs
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JUDGE KELLEY At HOME.

sEKENADE TO TIE HON. wM. D. KELLEY IN PIIILA-
DELPHIA-IIIs REMARKS on HIS LATE TOUR
By TO THE TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA. June 6-The Hon. VIM. d. Kelley,
who recently returned from his trip through the Southern
states was seronaded his residence in the Twenty
fourth Ward this evening by the citizens of his Congress
sona District Upon being introduced Judge Kelley said
that he Was profoundly grateful Tor the honor his friends
and constituents had shown him. lie had LETT Them al Inc
invitation OF the Governor Of Louisiana ana the Mayor
Of 10 visit that city, and nearly Onehaf or
the Mississippi country from which, by reason OF per
sona liberty he had been long excluded lie ala not
dread danger although he had been warned by many
friends He was however, feceved with kind
went and he hoped that the Northern peo-
pie would not Judge the south Ion TINS ono e1-
ren,ion He CHARGED Andrew Johnson aud Northern
man from Michigan the Revenue Inspector At Mobile
who is the head Of Tie Times newspaper OF thai clty
with having nstieated ana caused an OF the tfonDe ne
under table the stand from which ne was speaking
in order TO protect himself from bullets ne ana nor ae
t4 have cot under At Montgomery he was welcomed by
the very best citizens, who wished him to remain win
In order 10 wine ont the stigma which
the riot At Mobile had cast upon the state Ehe Juuge
which he passed in eloquent and Impressive manner
and the way n which the people had carried on the f
ness by their peculiar and damaging way of cultvatiR
H. 10y taking from it's surface all It's strength ana eavg
and Georgia ne spoke In glowing terms repre- sentihg
them as the Land Of MIX and Honey lie eohsdcI,,99
that the best regeneration Of the South woIid
e subso pows and the best modern agricultural mle
lDents phOsphates, fertilizers, and new sIock Oh
cattle ana machinery Inc eeaes ,hot snttnds Of
learning the part 81 te colored pupils was Wonuen
and thought u the white people dd not iake tect
In conclusion, he said that there were no mssipistJ
politicians wanted IN the South as the negro was
OF taking OF himself IN that respect anu uou W.
more sood for themselves without the int rIefe OF
suc people The remarks Of the speaker were receiver
VI III enthusiastic marks VI appreciation
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE
FRANCE
ATTEMPT TO AssAsSIEATB tt

ATTEMPT TO ASSAsSIHArB THE EMPEROR
BY ATLANTIC TKLEsRAPH TnsuSl
PARIS June 6-Evening.- Another attempt upon
the life Of the Emperor Napoleon was made today
While returning from the grand review in the Chang
de Mars, which took place this afternoon in honcI
of his Imperial visitor the Car Of Russia, who acs
companied him. shot was fired at the carriage ~
some person in the crowd. Fortunately neither ~
the illustrious Emperors were injured. The incident
created great excitement and confusion for u time,
which was, however, queted when 1t was
found that the intended assassination had failed.
Up TO this time the assassin has not been aTTestsl,
but he cannot long escape. tal
Another dispatch says
cowardy attempt was made This afternoon 10
assassinate the Emperor of Russia while driving
back from the Grand Review with the Emperor Ma
pOleOn. In the Imperial carriage at the time
the Gar his two sons, and the Emperor Of France.
The attempt was made while they returning
through the Bots de Boulogne. young man about
20 years of age fired pistol at the Gar. IL would
seem that the pistol was overloaded and exploded,
wounding the hand of the assassin. Ii is said by<
stander threw up the of the wretch az be tired
the pistol and that he was instantly cut down
by the escort, and made prisoner, severely
wounded. The Imperial carriage passed 'm
without hating. 1t is supposed the william ia
Pole for Just previous TO The attempt cries Of lrc Ia
PologRe were heard. The Imperial party escaped in<
jury. thousand runners in circulation, al,d
there is great excitement in Paris No further facts
are positively known than the attempted assas'p's<
ton the escape of the Gar and the seizure Of tia
assassin.
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THE ALBANY TRAGEDT.

nrGINNING OF IHE PRELIMINARY EXANiNsFIoN.
st rxrssKArz o fEisvSa
ALBANY. June 1.-THE preliminary examination ~
GEN George W. Cole for killing J.. Harris Hs'oes war
commenced at the jail this morning John Eddy, mem
Der Of the Convention from otsego. and CorDeims L.
Allen member from Washington County, who we're 10
the reception hall OF the hotel when the eOoDg TOOK
place were examined, but facts were elected
Mr. Hadey counsel for prisoner stated that the prisoner
had badly wounded IN the bowels. and " he wete
confined In his present neoavenient ana ncoaforfabls
asked that physician bs sent for to eaaiD"e Inn
with a view his removal 10 better sooh.
The prisoner said that while in the army hs bcss
fell on him. crushing his bowels until they Pfofnae. ara
troubled him greatly ever since Inc DIST, a',os
ney said that without examination by physician he vs.
willing the prisoner should be placed III more to"'o'"''
quarters. - ..-. -.
The Sheriff said he would shnge bis Quarters q. Soon
as possible Mr. Hadley called uDon Coroner SjsrPe 10
produce the articles taken from deceased ON the hkbt OF
The homicide The Coroner replied that ne gave ue az
tIces taken from deceased TO his brother MI Frank Hls
cock taking receipt therefor Ny IadeI asked tnat
snbpena he issued requiring Frank scock 10 produce ibe
letters papers and other articles found exclusive u
money or evidence OF indebtedness subpoena was ss'
corlgy made out and sent to one OF the SYRACUSE las
ices 10 lie served Mr. IIadey said he thought tho pre-
n;nsry examnati0n could be closed tbis wees Ehe Oh
spirglisp vaa asp Adjourned gn.li " nNysc Hskgssk
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THE INDIAN VAR.
MORE SAVAGE ATROCITIES.


81 rEis sRlpH TO THk TRIuNL
ST. Lour>, june G.-The Indians about Cottonwood
are reported hostile that the citizens th're have
been ordered 70 remain AT home, 10 guard their hoos.s
six men were killed few days ago only shcrt distance
from the town
MOVEMENTS OF CEN sHERMA N-NEAsIREs az prfENsE
NEAR FORT KEARNEY on THE UNIoS PACIFIC RAIL
EoAD M,1N STEM. June j-Senator Wadcs party eft
The camp az the west end Of the railroad track this morn
ing for omaha Gems sherman and Augur are gong 10
.uesburg Gen. sherman has inaly concluded 10 con-
ceutrate force the stage. raloa ana tee
graph lines 10 Denver Utah and Montana - fe pres
en time the Denver and California mails leave The rail-
road al the forks ~ the Platte and follow the sohtb ds
nm the south fork OF the Platte Jules0urg Gen sber
man will notify the Tanchmen along that part 81 The
route that he cannot afford them protection against wall
derne bands of Indians. but that II they VIII move
the river. and will change the crossing OF 10.
Platte 10 some point JueSbrg, which ~ ~" hes
from Omaha he will guarantee them proteron 10 Den
YER He will do this by arnig all the pssschterr ana
when the stage not fun he will make mp ire t Win
soldiers. Wells Fargo Co. viii accordingly transfer AZ
their stock 10 she new ronte and the trains VIII ioIo"
gen sherman is enthusiastic in advocating me rsmo
construction OF the Pacific Railroad He SAYS the Gov
ernment conld self build H. and save money ~ ~ Jho
senators are delighted with The country the foSa' Ah"
it, equipment. They VIII return to Omaha t"h'yhe
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oEGANIIAgioN or . CONSERVATIVE Party
~ OIL no 1UH 4pt-afyE.

oEGANIIA1ioN oF CONSERVATIVE PARTY
srLEsEsPH IHb THirSE.
AuGvsrA, Ga. 1uno a meeting of tile citizens
81 Fulton and lie kaIb Counties held ~ Atlanta to
day 10 form Conservative union party preamble aud
resolutions adopted denouIrine the sherman bill rs
Infamous and prcfcrring military rule 10 organizing I'M
der 10 proy The pToss at Atlanta have no sy'npd
TIM with Tie movement, and pronounce H. liimcd ana
ndiciuus The feeling throughout Georgia j to sub
nut aud organize under the military Bill The people are
sltk tired 81 uncertainty and agitation and will con
the requirements at congress n good faith Ihc
opposition Will be iuconsdeIabc. great majority or
tie ,ooplr are l l, ~ voting for the Convention.
IuL WHEAT CHOr
Ayl,Nr. Jane G-The wheat harvest IN Tins state has
,oumcucrd aud the }rid promises io be very large Al
III. crop. ar looking hnrly and promise we'll
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON June 6-Noon.-Consos for money. 30; units9
States Five-Twenty honds 72;; Illinois Central Railway
Shares, 7si Erie Railway shares S9i
Afternoon-Consols have declined D. and are iowi
ouoed at 94l American Securities are generally asso
and steady the following are latest quotations. sris
shares se,; Illinois Central shares, 49, United ssaea
FveTweny bonds. 72i consois for money. Gag; Wno's
Central Railway shares, 70; Erie Railway shares ssiS
United States Five.Twenty bonds, 49,
FRANKFORT June e-Eyening-Unlted states loads
closed to-day at 77a
LIVERPOOL June G-Noon.-C quiet Estunasef
sales today 10000 bales Middng Uplands, Il9d; Md
ding Orleans llsd Breadstnffs quiet Corn, S7l9 fas
sos wbeat-No Milwaukee Red 1919; White CaiiiarS
MIA 1873 Oats 49, Barley, Provisions -Pofs, W. 4
Beef 1926 Lard 1910. Bacon, 4oI. Cheese, Co., Pro<
duce-Petroeum- OF Refined at ~, and spirib az
lOd Pot Ashes, 3Ij6 R0snsaes OF Common NJ ", aof
Fine at 49, Spirits Turpentne, s3I. Talow, 1919 Clover
Seed. ~.
Afternoon The Cotton market has become very duts
since the opening and decline in prices OF nom TO az
per mound has beer established The business is owing n
part at least the recent imports Of cotton nom the
United States and elsewhere which have been nexf
ne ctedly large The to-day will not even reach th
moderate estimate made at the opening Al TINS heorS
Middng Uplands quoted at IL ll!d, with mobWq
days sale of 5000 bales including the usual proper ION
fsay third 10 spectators and exporters There II D
auotable change in the other markets sp n-Cotio'3
quiet sales oday 5000 bales. Middlinr Uplanis Iied
Middling Orleans, ilsd. Breadstnffs quiet Corn, ssd
Peas 800 Oats $40. Wheat-White California lS y; ny
7oi. Beef 1875. Lard. 1910. Bacon 90 Gnesr 49,
Producespirts of Petroleum, loS stand% s Ss4
Tnrpepnpe. Ss Tallow, $50 Clover Seed, 49,
LONDON June e--Noon.-No: u Dutch Standard snpaa|
ssed Cakes ssi5. Linseed Oil ssi SPINE y DnieI
standard Sugar 249 Scotch Pig Iron 81 Ca.a' 'Ah
ANrwEgP, June eEvening closing quotation s Is
Standard White Petroleum today were Al ra's rf '''~
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LOUISIANA.
TIIE non. D. p. FLANDERS APPOINTED GovEI;NoR
ny GEN SHERIDAN

TIIE non. D. p. FLANDERS APPOINTfD GOVEI;NoR
by GEN. SHERIDAN,
II 1r.-tsiYt 30 ihE rSIprys
NEw-ORIEANS, June G.--tfen. sheridan has ap-
pointed the Hon. %. L. Flanders Governor. Duran
declined Mr Faudcrs has the entire confidence of the
community for ability and into gritty. Mr. Flanders came
here in 1872, Il out Of The city 1852 by body
Of Rebels styling themselves Vigilance Committee, for
his devotion 10 the Union lie made his way To Cairo
and Columbus barely saving his life and returned With
Butler in 1853. In the Fall Of the year he
elected a member OF Congress Upon ms return, he
appointed city Treasurer and shortly afcrward ap-
pointed by Secretary Chase supervising special agent VI
the Treasury Department for this District lie has been
connected with the Treasury Department since that Time
Since Bank difficulties the Department have written
here that bo j. the only official hat they have found
thoroughly honest aud trustworthy since The Rebellion,
and that hc bad been appointed special agent TO nvcs
gate the Treasury and Bank dcfaicatOns.
The order appointing Mr. Flanders = as follow:
IIEkDVutKIEES FH1u hfLiTtRY DISTRICT
NEw-O ORLEANS. June o., 1867.
iLAirari
srrIu. OEnrH M. o1.Mf. Thomas j. Durant having
Louisiana cor erred uIrn him In Special order No -.
Extract 3, from these Headquarters, MI BENJAMIN T.
Flaudcrs j. hereby appointed iu Ms stead Mr. Fand"sa
will ~ once assume the duties uf his office, ard . 30
cords. &c. pertaining 10 IL viii be hrncd over 10 hin
Without 1clal.
By command ~ Major. Gou- r. u. SAcddaI
GLu. L. HARIsrffi Assist AdJr-NrG.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON. June -Evening.-Adyces from tbc C,n<
tinent report rising against the authority Of thu
Porte in both Belgavia aud Seryia.
ATHENS June 6.-Information received from tbS
scene of recent military operations in the Island ~
Crete confirms the previous reports that the Tnrka
have been everywhere badly defeated, and that tha
Cretan insurgents have been uniformly successful NJ
every encounter with the forces which under fbd
compand of Omar Pasha, were intended and x-
peced to speedily crush out and destroy the o'o"|
ti0nists
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VIRGINIA.
~ s,r,sNars ~ w rsErSr-

RicmmoND. Va, Juuc C.-lhe registration of voters
i directed 10 commence IN this city ON The i7ih issi aud
10 continue one week. Edward A. Pollard has entered a
SHIT against Wm James, Revenue Collector l' Iul'It
In wnshinson sold for confscation aud purchased by
James.
CONVENTION q NIEgINIA ANb NoHTH 'AEoliNN RAIL
PrrrnsurnGiI, Va June a Convention Of All the
AM lines railroads IN Virginia and North Caro-
lima comprising 10 delegates, met here today and engaged
IN discussing srhndu. Nv which the time between New
York aud New Orleans may he shortened. Tie session
Will probably oQliiinI. two DAYS longer.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, June 6-Evening.-The party OF fsnlan3
who were arrested few days ago while attempting
a landing at Dungarvan, County Waterford say thas
they were from Boston, Massachusetts.
LONDON June 6-Evening Lord Mas the Ch"5
Secretary for Ireland. announced in the Honse OF
Commons tonight that the sentence OF all the eon<
yicfed Fenians has been committed.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

FALMOUTH, June 6-Eyening.-Th steamship 'moh9
star Capt. Van Size, from NewYork, May rs, ari'ca
here to-day, and proceeded TO Have.
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TnmD DAY's rr0cEEDINGs.

AIBASY r. T., JuDe G.-1he Couyeiition reasseni-
b!eG ~ II O'Clock this inOrning
APPOINTMENT
\ The PRESIDENT ana0unced the following appoint
1 For Librarian Ferdinand de Wigne.
For Doorleepeft Armstrong Japles TaineT, {.
sebfan, David j shields, Herman RUleSVu, Eugene :.
J)elDeTf, John Reirt, aud VIM. McNanifs.
The Monetary announced The following appoint Dlenis
A. GjddeA.
Ff,,9iel4f olerL- Edward " Simmons.
49,. cOWgiTTEfss.
gnittees: N 49, ~
On Reles-Nessrs Sherman tRArl NJ = Townsend
Iseg), Archer mepj. Weed Dena) and Efsstu, Brooks
or Publishing No Debo1s D. I'M In one Or more Seilg
T9pSS of ADqnD-Messrs Francis u.epl Duganne
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" ,. ~ INVITATION IccEPIED ' q
MI CDhlls ntepJ presented COmnup ailan fron,
she Albany Young Mems Christian Ass0cjation oyitinr
tbe M upb<Is 10 avail themselves the pt ~ fcT
geadng rooms and library The Invitation WaS accepted
trL- THE ADJOyRNNENT ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07
THE MONTANA GOLD YIELD.

1sLgeRAPE TKiBrNE -
81. LOUIS June 6.-Persons from Montana leIOrlr
that much larger amount Of gold Will he shipped uo
tss't TsTEjicJI thin year tha9 last. rrt l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07

CAMBRIDGE CouRTEsILs TO THE PhEsip'Ni' q
~ ,rISssApr 10 rNBrS, to
Bosrou June 6--The Board o6 Aldermen OF tam1
last evening voted unanimously W lS ,
Intal as OF that city 70 PJtt,dfpf iHhno "N~"'"'"
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