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IHe pRHE RING.
EiRht nm the

Fight ON the New Jersey Plank Road.
Yesterday morning . fight came on between Nike
Mecalley, butcher boy from Washington Market ana
Patsey McGeoris. for 500 side Before the ring wss
pitched constable made his appearance and ordered
them to disperss which order Houted aud the on
lsiI Al the termination Of the twentynrst round
tho cry Of ''poice raised party being observed
coming along the road and at once principals seconds
and spectators took 70 their nees the principals getting
into vehicles and leaving the officers long distance be-
hind. The parry pulled up al hotel near Union Him.
whore room was engaged and six more unds
we're fought when nike appeared TO be losing ground;
but JEST then Patsey struck him bow which the
declared foul aud awarded the light to Nike much
TO The disgust OF Peseys friends who thereupon pitched
into the referee, who was kicked down stairs a man
named " Halloran was stabbed in the melee
OBnidwin, the Irish Giant.
The second entertainment for the benefit OF Ned
O'Bsdvln and his friend Jack Hicks took place al
Union Hall last evening The hall was crowded With
prominent members Of tbs przs ring and boxers of cs
lebrity. Barney Aaron act TO with Hicks and OBald-
wip with Dunn and Welsh, while many lesser lights
offered themselves - targets for ,hs dsssasoa Of The
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regular annual meeting last evening and elsctsd omce
for the ensuing year. The action Of the Board Q
Councilmsn In passing q new Excise ordinances -
favorably discussed
Yesterday Garnsss G. Baker examined before
Commissioner Osborn charge Of having, while act
Ing in the capacity Of paying teller in the Tradesmen
National Bank Of this city, embszzed $l0,Qoo ths
property OF that esablshment The testimony of Mr.
Berry President OF the rank, having been aken the
examination adjourned TO future day.
case came before the Supreme Court Chambers yes
terdAy in which Gazaway D. Lamar sues Charles a.
Dana late Assistant Secretary OF War; claiming $0o ooo
damages for alleged Illegal and false arrest ana I'M
prsonmsnt during the war; The matter came up on
motion for the removal OF the cause Tor 'ai 20 'hs
United States Circuit Court The court reserved It's
decision.
Tie case OF Cornell VS.. Cornell action for divorce
on the ground Of alleged adultery Of tho wife came oe
fore Judge Cardozo at Supreme Court Chambers, on
motion TO open default taken by plautn The irrsgu-
lares complained OF of the most nagrant nature
and the decision Of the court left the plaintiff in the un
comfortable predcament OF having two wives, he having
married another woman since the judgment by default
was taken.
The stock market was strong and active yesterday
Government securities active and buoyant espe-
ciay fvctwenes OF 1852 and the old issue Of 1855.
Gold closed at l3o5< . 1867.
The advance in gold rendered the markets nrmer as
general thing and in articles fair business was
transacted Cotton opened Nc lower, but closed active,
with the decline recovered. Coffee was steady. On
'Change -four. wheat, corn and olts were buoyant
and nrm, with q fair demand. Pork was un-
changed. Beef was in fair demand and steady.
Lard was active and firmly held Freights were nrm,
but less active. Naval stores and petroleum were
faiv tivAa md Wool gteadV
but sparng.y dealt in. Tho number Of beef cattle re.
celved yesterday was 1925 head-5o5 at Communipaw
and 52l at Hudson City. Prices werc unchanged. COM
mon to lots selling At from lac TO 20c per To-
Demand fair Swine fully 4c. per ID. higher, and
very scarce. One lot heavy prime sold at Sc.
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Senator Hownrd's Report ON tho Suspension
Of Secretary stanton.

Senator Hownrd's Report ON tho Suspension
Of Secretary stanton.
We publish this morning the material points
Of Senator Howard's report on the reasons
submitted to the Senate by President johnson
for his suspension of Mr.. F. NJ Stanton as Sec
retary of War; Mr.. Howard fully justifes the
refusal of Mr.. Stanton to resign at the Pres-
dents request, on the ground Of "grave public
considerations" and charges the suspension to
factious spirit of hostility to the Reconstruc-
ton laws of Congress on the part OF the Presl-
dent Mr.. Johnson is further accused OF garbling
a certain telegraphc despatch of General Baird
touching the New Orleans riot, and OF sup
pressing certain important facts in reference
to said riot and his complaint upon this
scere against the Secretary of War, Mr.
Howard says, "has not even the merit OF
plausiblity." Instead Of needing tho in
formation of General Baird's despatch Mr.
johnson, it is further charged, was
"kept fully informed by Rozer, Voorhees,,
Heron and others duplicated in the rioD of
what was going on, and seems to have con-
cealed it dssignedly from the Secretary"
In conclusion, the committee recommend
the passage Of resolution, and that 1t be GER
tilted to the President, to wit =" That having
considered the evidence and reasons given by
the President in his Message of the 18th Of De-
cember, 1867, for the suspension OF Edwin M.
Stanton from the Office of Secretary Of War, the
Senate do not concur in such suspension"-
which brings the issue to decisive test, ono
way or the other, on the merits the Tenure
Of Office law Nj, Johnson, y simply sda-
pending Stanton, Instead Of making removal,
and in giving his reasons to the Senate for the
suspension, has complied with the terms Of the
law relating to the tenure Of office. But this
law further declares that unless the Senate
shall concur in the Presidents reasons for any
OF Congress, the officer concerned shall be re-
insta.ed in his office; and this is the point to
which this resolution Of the Senate will bring
Mr.. johnson.
Assuming that the resolution will be passed,
will Mr.. Stanton be reinstated? No, according
to our information; for Mr.. johnson will refuse
to recognize Mr.. Stanton on applying for res
toration, and will probably submit his consti-
tutional reasons to the Senate for this course
What then ? Mr.. Stanton must then retire
from the field or carry up his case to the
Supreme Court for decision on the constitu-
tionality of the Tenure OF Office lava decision
which Mr.. Johnson, 1t is said, desires to obtain.
Mr.. Stanton, however, may relieve the Senate
from the danger Of judgment against the law
by declining to press his claim. In either
event. we suspect the conclusion will be
another victory for Andrew Johnson.
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doubled tneir former receipts this winter, ana
others have been financially wrecked beyond
the hope Of salvation. The present year mas
opened gloomily, and the financial prospects
Of the greater number o. the theatres iof 'ns
balance 6F the season are stin more gio0m!'
Still, the more snterprising Of our s.au'emen'
caterers are preparing choice titblts for their
patrons, regardless ofexpense, and are resolved
to stake all on the issue. What the spring may
bring forth in the amusement line remains to
he seen
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diciousa and merit the ssricdS eons.oefa"on Of
Congress. Even the greatest mononaniacs
among the radicals in Congress naiehs well De
diverted from their pet hobbies by the facts
set forth In the report Of the Special Commits
sionsr Of the Revenue, and be induced to de-
vote little time to the financial and industrial
interests Of the country.
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VERY DouBruL.--With all the tnkerinV OF
the radicals Of Congress 70 get the ten outside
Southern States reinstated on the basis of
negro supremacy in season for The Presidential
election, viii they succeedi Very doubtful.
Without those States will they sscceed in the
Presidential elections Very doubtful will
they head Of Andy JObnsoui Very doubtful,
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AMUsEMENrs THIS EVENING.

NEW YORK THEATRE. opposite New York Hotel
UNpER GAsLICBI.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth ssreet-BonrxIA
GIpI
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TRIPLE SH e E T .
r II Il N Il W . .
EUROPE.

The report BY the Atlantic cablc dated yester
day, January
England protests against tho intrgues OF Russia in
RoumaniA
Tho gold fields discovered near the Amoor river
extensive and of great yield Russian troops guard
the mines.
consols eofor money inILondon. Five.tweniies III.
. . 70 in London and 1917 in Frankfort
Cotton easier In Liverpool. Breadstuns easier, and
provisions without marked change.
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yeursL 2 ~ We -..s -. eOnoffnnr, ~. "
4 BOOK, EOR THE. UNFsRTUNATE.
). BALDWIN pUYrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES, Impotency Loss 81 Powsr ns,yGss Dsoy Wit
s%Sistiaa Ssmsss Sent ~ mai receipt Of ss e'ns
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proved that hese rettss are :Sysrs5n rem Ss the
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pspo' S'he'~ " =. DUcouGEs,
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). BALDWIN pUrrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
FIsFR Impotency Loss of Power, Nervous DEBILITY, wits
Sotss on impedmsns Marriage should be read By all
mpating marriage Sent By mail on receipt OF - osnts .,
q M New Orleans Medical Institute
- 26z Nagasins street
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Onee, Corner sf Camp and Canal stresss.
EIGHTH TEAR
Premiums received during the year ending Decsm-
Der 3lst 1857 Al
Losses Taxes. Expenses. Reinsurance. etc., paid
during period $is4,WS n
Assets on the sst December. 1851. .5ss 50
NEW ORLEANS, January H. 1883.
The Board Of Directors have resolved to declare scrip
dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT the earned parici
pasns premiums year ending December ST. 1857 and
further resolved to Six Per Cent interest on AL out
standing certificates Of scp and aer the second Mon
dsy Of March 1853 J. fUTEs President
!. ". HncKs, Secretary. ~
DIRECTORS
Geo. urquhsrty r. b. BlanchsrdJr Chs LAntts
A RochersHu, VIM Stevens, IN. LApsyr%
@. ". Babeoek. IA. White, A Schroeder,
Jno. Gsnche. VIZ Williams. J. Tuyes
CIRkMENY INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW oRLEANs
Capital Stock 90
with privilege TO increase to 5000 900. ..,
omcs No Is Camp street. Story Building, of CAM
end Common Streets -
Il Nlrrxupox President; J. IL LArKYKE, Vice President
f Z n. 0AxuczsAu, Secretary.
Company esrs 70 insured the option Of rebate
ID per cent participation h he net pron, payable
the end Of each year in cas-
& I'm MUTUAL IHsURANCH COAPANH
-F OF NEW ORLEANA
ssa onee. No. On Canp Street. -
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NEW York, August z, 1868.
Mr.. Edifor-seversl Of your correspondents,
uonderfully exercised as 10 the origin Of our
Plantation Bitters. 80 long as these. Bitters are
all that We represent them to be, We do not know
that II makes any difference nom whom they
come. or from whence they originated; bat; foI
CAPT. Vent in particular, We will say that he
told the truth and that these BIttep originated In
the West India Islands that many OF me ngre-
dents have been fsvorably used for over . centu-
~, bat that cur combination Of Csnsays |. enuieiy
new, and our own, The rum and other msterials
are The zane. ana, as your correspondent says,
bstter bitters and tonio b not made. We recon-.
mend them particularly for dyspepsia, fever and
sgue, debIIity, less 81 appetite, and IN az cases
p. H DRAKE q Co..
III Park Bow, Ny.
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u ta..--. PARISH or ORLEAEs, a
City Of New Oreans
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me- this zsd day Of May.
1864 PARIS CHILDREs5.
- Second Justice Of the Peace,
f Parish Of OrsznSL
TIE Company win pay interest per cent In cash
all Outstanding Certificates OF Scrip 10 the legal holders
thereof and after the second Monday In June next
The Board Of declared Scrip Dividend
Of THIRTyTHREB AND orE-THIRD per cent on the
earned premiums cpstion for the end
ing April 1861 for which certificates win be issued on and
ssr the Monday August nsx free ofGovcmmsnt tax
THOMAS A. ADAMS. President
SAMUEL II. KENNEDY, Vice President.
HrxRY v. oaBxN Secretary.
-TRUsTEES-
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel H. Kennedy,
O. T. Bnddecks Samuel d. Newman
r. II. Foley, VIM bdvsrds
A a. ober A. Thompson,
p simms. John Phelps.
A. Eimer RAIDER T. r. Summers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04
ELECTION RErURNs.

The election in the city asd throughout
the county, ~ far - returns have esus In.
show thai the republicans have elected
nearly, II not oil their eandidates, some 81
them. however. BY very small osisrtiss.
Here il the city. ths slestios was vssy
quiet, The result, probably, Of having %
many voting prssiaets. The edeial rspefts
will show very heavy vsts. II was feared
that thsrs would b ssns trouble % 90
count Of the Registry Law. Such, however,
vas not the case. Both parties we're satis-
nsd and with psrhsps some sesptions on
eur side, beth parties psIled their full vsts.
Az the smoke Of battle clears, il shows
that we are whipped, but, not routed, de-
moralizsd or discouraged. We gave then
a good square nght. Party lines we're
drawn straight. irrsspsetivs Of local Affairs,
and the result WAS more scratched Tickets
than has ever been known before in this
city.
The rads are jubilant; and oil ~ have t.
say 10, 60 ahead. They have the county
and the State; and new 10 want them to
make good their premises to the people.
Continue the reforn 20 happily begun and
carried on By Peoples Party, end ws shal'
be satisfied. Itis one Of the grand funds-
mental principles Of Democracy to cheer
fully acquissss io the dseision Of the people.
And there We are ts bs found at oil times.
The following are the returns. - far -
We have been able to sbtain then reliable.
1t will Be several days before the sfleisl
reports are oil in.
We have emily elected our township tick.
st, and probably several Of the tsw nship
tickets in the county. Noble little Win.
field comes cut right side up every time
democratic to the backbone. All honor 70
Winfield.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04

q Uclai Paper Of the City.


Three cheers for Nav ! io.k folks, They
arc still on the right side Of the fence, and
growing Justify over tho glorious Democrat
ic majority achieved yesterday. They havs
met the enemy, and the enemy has skedad
died beyond the linss. The Expire
State ID true 70 Seymour, Dsmoc.
racv, and the Unisu - II was.
must and shsll be The skies look warm.
sr and brighter, and the shouts Of the
snsoy are turning into hoarss grswls =
New York has our congratulations, and ~s
only wish that ell the states that border
upon her democratic soil were also wsr-
thy 10 receive then. A few more returns
may fix several other doubtful States in the
right positiou
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-04

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