Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-06

BERNIE, Jan. Il ThcsCpNncil has formal
" instructed Arnold Cutler. tie Swiss Con.
sui Al Nt1 81, 10 N,ress thg sympathy II
SsI2 r'an3 wi'h Tie Liatial 6 ~, rnu!clt
roN ineUsa.ated IN .leAieo.
MNDHIp, Jan. An Imperial decree has
been l-sacd FOR tie reorganization Of the
courts OF law IN Cuba.
CopENu ,GEN, Jan. 1.-THE subject Of the
sale Ut the three Dsnish IVES: India islands
to the uited States Will be submitted to
the Rigsday on Wednesday.
FLORENCE, Jan. "a grea. popular ban
quer was given in Naples las. evening, in
honor ol Baron Hatazli
LoSp0S, Jan i-The Government is
almost continually in receipt OF Information
relative to the movements of Fcnians. The
public excitement caused hy the recent op
erations Of The brotherhood has BY no
means alatcd. To-day the dispatches re-
ceived from Cork give details OF another
Fenlan movement in that locality. A body
OF Fenians last night surreptltiously entered
tie magazine in that city and, unchallenCed
ca!rl, away more than half ton of blast
ing powder. There is ne clue to the pcrre
traitors ni The mischief The people stand
aghast ut the efirontery OF The Fenians
Tie Gerry OF Limerick had affixed their
signatures 10 a document declaring there
can h. no permanent peace Is Ireland unless
il IS treated like hungary.
florence, jan i-Mcnabrea, the prime
minister, has given publicity TO - number
Of private letters proving that Baron
Rataz1l sas fully appiised OF the recent
movement ol General Garibald against
hnme, and favored it. He also lent the in
suIFen his valuable ii dgcncc and assist.
| ahcc.
LeSpaN, Jan. 3-lhe Turkish Envoy at
Vienna starts Ter London Immediately 10
ask protection OF the English government
a. inst the intrigues Of Russia
Late dispatches from Japan state that the
Christians who have been imprisoned and
prosecuted in Nagaiski, have been released
LISBON, Jan. 6.-The designations of the
members OF the Cabinet have been accepted
by tie King and a new ministry has been
formed under the Count of Avilla, who
succeeds Agnar as President Of ihe minis
terial Council.
LONDON, Jan. 5-rhc latest dispatches
received from Abyssinia report that the
advance Of the British expedition still re-
NAMED at Lenaie, where it has been en-
campcd since Dec. 18th. and no movement
beyond that point will be made until the
ST, Robert Napier. which was daily ex.
pected The health Of the troops was good.
but the horses and other beasts of burden
were dying in consequence of the intense
heat and the want OF proper forage.
PARIS, Jan. 5-The Constitutional de
mics that the Emperor, in his reply to Presi
dent Sneider, on New Years day, urged
upon the Corps Leglslatif the passage OF q
bill for the reorganization OF the army.
FLORENCE, Jan. 5.-Heavy srows have
fallen throughout northern and central
Italy which have greatly obstructed travel,
and as a large number of Senators and dep
| uties will be unable to reach the capital the
day for the Resembling Of Parliament has
been postponed to the 18th inst
PARIS. Jan. 5-The Constitutional edit.
ORALLY declares that the relations between
France and Italy was never more satisfac-
tory than at the present moment, but fear is
| expr. ssed that false ami mischevous rumors
now in circulation In regard to the new
ministry which General Menebrea is form
| ing will have a bad Effect