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ssNeaAl TENS.

As recent charity bali 10 chicago The rscsirs
30 900 and the expenses $4,000.
Vsn'son IS selling at ST. Paul II IN IN sss to ssn oeais
pound
Two million Of land In Mississippi ere advertised
for sale under execution.
The scsndlpavians OF Madson, WA, compiirnentsd
ole Bull with . torchi!sht procession.
Railway iron 10 shipped from PenA syiyania TO the
Rocky Mountains without being unloadatl
II, man could make noise IKE iocts,, corfasoond-
ins TO tbs dfsence IN weight, he could DO hsai1 sis
teen hundred niles
Tho Missouri Legislature proposes TO punish By nns~
and imprisonment parents Who neglect 10 soad tAes
children to school ii least four months In thai year.
During The cold weather ia 81. Paul frost Hahersd on
tho window psncs three quar,era OF an inch thck AZ
the Same Gaia peach .rces were in bloom in Fi4rida
The German e,smen, "a 81. Louis has irIunphed ia
It's opposition 20 the law prohibiting tho sale OF iagss
beer Oh Sunday.
Mr. John Gladdug venerable citizen OF Provldsuos,
died in that city lately q! the age Of eishtysx. He
had lived 10 his house for more than eighty years,
during sixty Of which he had occupied one room
4 contribution box In Portland church received tive
packages OF horse rsirosa tickets last sunday marksd
Acs ill., v. g. "sigsr and gold have none, bu, suck
as | have give thee"
The Grand Lodge OF Good Tomplsrs or the Eastern
subordinate lodges NJ witch forty have bssu formed
within the iss, tbrss months
The Houston telegraph hear, OF mail robberos All
Texas and adds -tUnss. speedy stop IL put then,
We shall be practically without mail faciiss fos
people will not trust anything Ia them
Tho Boston Jouo learns that George P. Sanger, Dir
position aud devote hrs attention TO the duties OF the
Presidency OF the John Hanco Mutual Lio Insurance.
Company.
By recent decision ar tho supreme Court OF Msssa-
cbussss rs appears that ths guarantee capital OF
mutual life insurance company, when not etock In
company N sKatls TO the shareholders and not
TO the corporation.
Al Leayenrorth. Kansss fudge Adams rendered a
decision In The Of The stats General Custer and
Lieutenant Cook, charged with The murder % Wlsps
Johnson private OF company T. United states csvslIy
IN favor OF the dcfsnfpnts
Az en- evidence OF hard tines Ia Mississippi, tbs
Aberdeen Eyotaia>r that tho occasion n
cent dramatic entertainment seventeen planters applied
ssion 20 appear on tie ssgs. declaring that
thou an they had talent IN that ins they had nos
made enough from their crops 10 purchase tickets aud
anxious work their way through part of tue
show
20 severe "a The winter In France chat wolves have
been driven nom thsr hAunle and have been
where yoopl- numerous in search Of food. rhs
shows that France is hardly civilized for old civrsd
country would psrn wolves 10 sxst ~ is boundaries
n il about centuries sincs the last wolf that
wandered a. large was killed 10 he sAud Of Dress
sritsn, falling by the hand OF The famous ST. tysa
Cameron o. Locbisl
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ENGLAND.

TAs Alabama Chains Correspondence Closed
Trnin's Arrest.
LONDON Jan. 20, 1858.
Tho London Observer In It's Issue Of to-day asserts thai
by the last dispatches exchanged between Lord Stanley
and Secretary Seward in the matter Of the Alabama
claims the correspondence on the subjec. 10 finally
closed.
II Ia oncially denied and In the mos. positive manner
shat any orders dispatches authorizing the arrest Of
Mr. Train we're sent from the Homs 0fnps hers. The
responsibility Of that action thrown entirely upon The
local authorities Of Cork.
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Alb VS. StNlA.
situation of tho British Captives.

sitaation of the British Captives,
LONDON Jan 90, 1885,
The latest dispatches received from Annssey Bay and
Bsnafs show that the British forces have ys made no
hdvanes bsyond the latter point intelligence Of the con.
sou OF the British csptivss had been received In the
damp st Senate They At hAgdaia. alive ana WELL
eud were carefully guarded 10 prevent possibility Of
escape II was feared by many that they would DO
Snassacrsd n soon King Thsodorus heard Of the
approach OF the sxpedtonary force but no threatening
Demonstration sga!ns, their lives had bssn made, and
their treatment as prisoners remained unchanged
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DEMARARA,
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD.

French C0nvicrs OvorrunninG the Colony.
Arrival of Coolies.
HAVANA, Jan. &c, 1868.
Weehsve Accounts that Guyana is pestersd with
eonylcts from Cayenne. They have been sent
back at the expense of the French government.
At Trevelyan four hundred coolies had arrived
from China. Seven died on the passage.
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TELECRAPHIC News.
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE aeaAL,

ThanksxiviuG at the Churches-weather sa-
perb.
HAvAsA, Jan. 20, 1868.
The churches were crowded to-day, owing 70
che Thanksgiving holiday. The Bishop ouciateo
and preached tns sermon. which was exceedingly
Gppropriats TO the occasion. Captain General
Lersundi attended mas. :. the METROPOLITAN
church, which was crowded By tho .s,r.s Of Havana
society.
The weather IL superb. and the health - the
sity excellent. Clean bills Of health will DO ssud
bsnceforth.
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EN- NE 8 SEE,

The sismphis C0urt Room sturdor-Arrss an
Suspioion.
HsarBis, Jan 40, let3
John cosgrovs, one Of the prisoners on .slA q ,hs
slime Malone was shot, has been arrested on nsloDs's
btstsmens 10 ay.ielio nsori;s III ~ he shss hm Cos
Asovs had ssrmsrly threatened his life.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The coaveutiou-Proposed Relief Measures.
CRAsLssroS, Jan. 49, 1858
Tue Rscoastruotion Convention yesterday adopted
two resolutions requesting General Candy to exempt
enc hundred cores Of land from sale under execution
and V suspend saiss Of property by the shsrn for
shrss monsha The OF relief proposed DO not
favor tbs violation Of contracts The disposition 81 The
Conysulion 10 CONSERVATIVE.
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sIsisgs AAssiIgR AID UsHaPPf HossyscoS.
Last eniNg rsspsclabs resident Of ths Ninth ~ag1
appeared AZ the watch house Fourth yrset and told
singular story 10 % the officers lie stated he hsa
son who srcd bat little ncrs than seventeen ysHs
aud who nss the chief causs Of hts troubles. The bov
s0ms time slncs fell Into bad eumpsnY, gradually ne.
ams addicted % habits Of d,lpailcn and soon screy
,epellet against tbs casso q hs YsreEis Amcna bis
saf,yHs rss3sN wu heasa ~ Sloslis aiss', 70 We
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snow storm at Augusta.
AcGusTA, Jsn. 20 iscs
ssvsrs snow storm prevailed bore al dsy, sisAs
t1cnas " snow has fallen
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JAMAICA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD

disappointment OF the Domlaican Commis.
sioner Ftaiio.
HAVANA. Jan. 26. 1868.
6enor Fiallo. the Dominican Commissioner to
Jamsics. had to leave moneyisss and without hay.
Ing boon able TO obtain either powder or balls.
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proper to state that Representative rle OF Missouri in
recent explanation 10 tho House. distinctly disoaned
any personal knowledge OF fraud charge Of fraud by
the nrm OF Fowler Goodsli Co. Of Illinois, IN
con With government contracts
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orssssrowv jan. 40 The steamship hsnhs,lsb
Captain williams, which Jeff New York on the Ism
insk, touched AZ tbs pori to-day aud subsequently
.ailsdro7 Liverpool.
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Who Can v0to z

Msns--Every n.Ge ctsen
Nav Hampshire-hs cry male lnnAOiiAnE
vsrmout--Evsry man.
Aassachuss.ts-Every maN CITIZEN
Rhode Islaud-Kvery male c.txsn
Counecticub Indiana, Illinois. Missouri. Iowa, NoS
Jersey, Ohio California Oregon, Nevada. West Virginia
and Coorado--Every white male Citizen.
New York-Every msie citirsa. bat colcred mon CO.
auired 10 $3.50 taxable property.
Psnnsvlvania.-Every whiA freeman.
Wiscousin--Evsry male poison
MAnesota-Every male person.
Kansas--Evsry white male Atult.
noAware-Evsry greo white male cstizen
Maryiand--Evsry FREQ white mac cisizens
Tennsssss-Eysry frss white man formerly but now
negroes vote.
which governed BY the reconstUchon laws negroes
ara allowed 10 vots and hold Once.
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ossedrr'. VIZ iarE RAJ yGrEnN SEAL NJ :zkkAp
fAGE OF Issc, tss 70 es th- s,tspiiou % ~ pube
sh-s- Nig-s, especially - he WIN lMrEkfA3 GREEN
sEtt which has scch pronounced by s0nnDJ ~ be
sars0r any o.5si champagne 0cfJr mpoJsd iao lhs
soW1F.
rhs .bovn wilma. SAL. a. =. afs5 Uses t-els,
il Wfurs IN This city A. tiONY JkCH@ 4
soc l.sni ~ Ns..r, Moe, 4 Chsndoh 10 lae d >. y
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE

at Psoria, Nay -~
Tho Wisconsin Republican State eeUysntio on VII, D.
held a. Madison. February 49, sna taJbdemessaso a.
the same place the 10Th, week sMass -
There IL talk Of cutting down tina salary Of ca 70,
mon TO 81 900. with mileage at zen cents mils, =;
eight hour proyso should be inserted ia such rcfS
bill The Speaker TO the House Of Representative
is 30 have $1,000 year This movement Ia probabssr
made By tho radicals for tue purpose OF sssenins The
expense Of buying of negro aspAnss FOR Congressional
horors In tho South.
One OF ths members OF the Kansas Legislature
elected on the day that the amendment to the con-
sttu,ion dsfranohising all who bad been dishonsraoY
discharged from the service was adopted . by that
smsndmsnt dsbarrsd from holding his seal, and bili
has boon Introduced 70 relieve him Of she disability.
,,,s> wsy DO done By two.thirds vote
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slA lOals n rNE usIIfp STATES.

rhs pifoctos Of tbs Bureau Of Statistics hS pre-
tared sas following summary staten n, o. shs 9Th
ana cnst u rsroAd- Ia tie several states the ccss Of
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a Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly Csrsssao
.iap.r- tine ss0sf snd superior 20 frrnoh sdcs
.na all or slVnhoc VI.
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4 Rnptnv- Care-Ds, sbermgn,s HeIs,ai
Appliance. sud Rupluts Guf4tlve and COMPOUND
qua rantsss o. permanent rsist Once co. Broadway.
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South~rs Appeal 20 Censrcs.-R--iss.nc~ "a
Ncsro Supremacy.


csnno, the politicians In Congress Do something 20
arrest the wild work OF rain being rapidly con.
sumstsd In The ten states composing ths great plant
ing socson Of the psiion h time 10 prevent tho
ssisssrophs Of Isusrs sss'ruc,on snrough the utter
wreck Of ths cotton tobacco, ros AMI sugsr r,gcr
We should b, sorry 20 believe IS possible 10 re-
establish she uston 10 the interests Of industry com
aud sviilssiiop, and sound principles Or con
ssitutons law We shsald 10 sorry to believe Il had
become nscss.sr. srpodsn, thai TIE southern States
should be restored % hs raon by Force fsvi With
negroes practically controlling thsF elective power and
constituting their ssius sns issa bodies polite Ghs
soutsn Of ,hs problem n roslosuoa dspsnd, "a TIE
sssrsrs that oush 70 os yvtp % toes. questions
= FOR the purpose Of .soursg party power
by nlssntntss and csahacty. uErvmsnttiilss
the radical politicians permitted = convert
The southern states INTO usgro corporations the sfst
iINspss, and then drag ,hsrg iorsby into the Union
ssslusi ths angry pro,ss % majority Of ns
psopls % The untsf sta,ss 10 one not s1lsihet bf
passion can fail 10 perceive lhst grave error noi
,os crime, viii havs bsor con led. u wosd, indeed,
bs inHrlsy safer and wiser % Do nothing Than 10 10
That, II would 30 both drsssfal shame and slsl
curse !, would ara could orir 10 tie signal fer
nswss ana soEusosioos ssisiOn For iadklns froS ~
ihs signs Of tie nmcs the people or The Ur,sd states
will MAYER sgfss "a endorse two % the maln fsaiETs OF
'hs RecsnsiSuenou sois. They Will psrsy consent .s
question Of roiiits prlacipio, the, conTcn shalt
ursale constitutions and impose thenl ~ military VIC.
len0s any OF the si.tss az tbs American rnlou.
Nor will hey sonsnt that hs governments Of tho South
srs states shah he 20 suaugsd ,bs, fogf millions Of
negroes shall BE- tbs controlling political authority IN
communities sontsiAing as millions or white popn.
iatios. Nav, u a arsd opinion aha; thsy
viii nsvss he fstrgsd With negro SUPREMACY 10 any
state whatever We are also sonspaod thst
hsy viii ressnt AMI rssisf, without intetp,iss.ou,
an effort par, Of he sdicat managers 10 80, M
tsa negro s'a,M 10 lns South as oountsrbsisncs fer
the possible toss Of rep .,ssa';vs ana clsoes-i neu
sacs "a wara At-t-~ - ia Ner,n W. ,htnF 'aA
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s.-noe, s. tina ndes Chsmps snc

4 Hesn,tfnl ,Cowple xsop. -Blocm OF Yss,h
tursr.f beauty and freshness ~ the complexion,
sma ,of,ns., " he akin. Sold a. al druggists.
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Hpteh,,or'. vi, D,e.-C u. nr.s :. the
cVs. FNEoTg u Bono s,lseg
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because n PersOu Has had GosT n A.
should hs Inferred tia @usVkush kEs ~
o, eoasMap1n y fsfsiy re, With nuasaonp ..i ~
distressing cough. where, ko~s-ar q Iteais4 80. ~
pulmonary ds,Ass stst, e9ukh, II lcft 10 tsS 80. 80
tanss and rrsles t- general ssr .h ~.
st-sshes Al Eeatsbie sr'aRs, Ia sAs ~. hsn
II the s-er paa " ie na o. sseu5h. cof hesr-roes
without delay, and 0T tnla purpose "A. 80. ruor~
pgOmpt, sl ely, with more hs0sht IL NJ. .,..ss ~
ae chest Msn Dr. h. JAMES ExpECTDe xr M art,eir
seishnncslg coz poantea from ~rsay sssoisd druE.
whch, vial. -i always - fcnGa ~, III IA wor1
vas rslu,a loo. sod ~ Al drugAiUs.
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Cri-, sdoro'. Iieir W ..-The Best Eyer
m.nuIa"ofsU "ho'7ses 'a't si,G ssp sypfstsl
Nh s A.fnf
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., bro-n consists 2; ony one rrepsg,.oa Co'or Il
vii u1t fsds y vssh out Uuir ~ esN,sN hN-
scd b, II u HELsBoID. ~ sgosdvsyt esIt 70 ~ -
gol'ts no 81 SOD ~ sli drtgg,sts
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Prtntius 81. Ines. Description Es~cafed
VITA u-s'n-sN n aud II
whsr,. ~ ~ - $3.50 .trsN ios PEtNtfsv ksrAs.
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.Thy .'s"..s - rn Job Printing Eylahii-h-
49, s,arssssx Get, s prepared ~ wrrln bs'ts, vr
. ~ Vssr- vssers eYtft Descriptions
=, MI s.egp 20 twsDyn-c pei Us hea eau -
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as"ss 70 .npees aud UYaa,.ea,ni uais .--nees
Sa.E ORE n0t dsii ~ 4. Z. - .sse.A = sA'N-aAr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
NEW YORK.

Commodore Worden and Captain Wise
Of the Navy, and Ole Bull were among The
passengers tor Europe per steamer America
TO day.
Judge Nelson to-day refused new trial
in the case OF Benjamin Halliday against
Thomas w. kcnnard in which the Jury pre-
viously found verdict for plaintiff in the
matter OF robbing an overland stage by In
dams at 1ulesburg IN 1865 of u package cen.
tanning $4,000.
The re-opening of Astor House. after an
entire refitting, was the occasion, this even
ing, Of dinner to the press. given by the
present proprietors, Alex. and Redington
Stetson, sons of the veteran Charles A.
Stetson, who conducted it for 32 years.
Among the speakers were the Steisons,
Hon. Erastus Brooks, ]. w. Smonton, T..
w. Knox, julius II. Browne and others.
The affair was very enjoyable one.
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LATEST NEWS
NEW YORK.
m TEEEGH.fPA.
To THE DAILY DEoaOCRAT.

Nsw YonK, June 12,-The Tribune
statos that .. N. Cutler, who 10 mentioned
as successoS TO Commissioners Rollins. Was
present at The interview Of Senator Hendsr-
son with tho Missouri delegation, when
Cutler made the following remark TO the
delegation "Geptlemen-Will 1t not be .
great deal better for the Republican party
If tho President should be acquitted, that .
new Cabinet b appointed composed chief
ly OF Radicals, and that Senator Hsndsssoa
have The csntrel Of the Federal patronage In
Missouri" To this proposition several
members Of the delegation replied that il
vas imprsctible. Senator Henderson and
Cutler rejoined simultaneously that il could
be done. This Is sworn to by several per-
sons. Cutler was formerly cotton agent by
appointment OF Fessendsn.
Bids for carrying overland mails were
opened Yesterday, by which i,appears tina,
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. who have been con
tractors the last four years, have lost all con
tracts, they being the highest bidders.
Nsw YoRK, june 12.-The appeAli
by the defendant in the Erie Railway case
were yesterday dismissed with costs.
Senior Somers, Mexican Minister. lsav q
for Washington to-day 1t st. Joseph
Church, yesterday. Archbishop confirmed
and administered holy sacrament to ovsI
800 girls and boys.
| The National Institute Of letters, arts ano
| sciences organized last evening, W. Z.
| Bryant, chsirman OF the executive commit
| tee was appointed, and Constitution adopt
| cd. Steps will be taken TO raise tlO0. 900
| for erecting buildings. etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

LONDON. June II, noon.-The following
particulars Of the assassination OF Prince
Michael, Of Servia, al Belgrade, yesterday,
are given: The Princc while walking leis
urely through one OF the public parks. al
about i've O'Clock last evening. was sud-
denly attack BY three sssaasins, armed
with revolvers. He was accompanied by
his cousin end daughter Of the latter. TO
cether with his usual attendants. The as
ssssins directed their fire promiscuously at
the Royal party. Atthe first FIRE the Prince
fell and expired Immediately. The cousin
OF the Prince was also hit and died In lev
minutes. The daughter received severe
flesh wound, but was not dangerously in
jurod One or two of the Wallets were also
slightly wounded The assassins were rec
oenized as three brothers. One of them
was promptly taken while hurrying from
the scene of the tragedy. and 1t is thoug hs
the others will not be abe to escape. Wig
orous measures have been taken by the
authorities for their capture. The assassin
alton has produced the most profound
excitement and sorrow throughout the
country.
LONDON, June 1.-THE last dispatches
from Belgrade represent the excitement az
intense and undated. No outbreak, how.
ever, has occurred. Two Of the assassins
of Prince Michael have been arrested. l,
has been ascer,ained that 1t was not three
brothers who fired the fatal shots, but "a.
| Their and his two sons. One of the brothers
10 still 1t large. but il 10 believed he canno,
escape.
PARIs, June 1.-THE Aoniteur states the
Gear of Russi& had made proposal to M
poleon by which Russia and France unite
| In an effort to induce all civilized nations
to abandon the use OF torpedoes and explo
sive projectiles in time OF war. The NM
teur adds that this humane propagation
meets with the approval Of tho Emperor
who, however, thinks il may be necessary
to employ torpedoes for defensive purposes
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IOWA..

CLINTON, June 1.-THE time of the Sun
day School Convention this forenoon was
mainly devoted to debate ON prominent
topics.
A telegram was read from the Indiana
Sunday School Convention, in answer TO
the greeting sent yesterday.
Des Aoines was selected % the place Of
meeting for the next Convention. II. Scott
Howell, of Keokuk, was elected President
Rev. A. D. Kendig, OF Davenport. j. W.
Whiting, Of Mt. Pleasant, and Hon. w. l..
Ross, of Council Bluffs. Vice Presidents
Rev. w. L. Paxton, of De Witt, Secretary
and Treasurer H. W. Knapp, of Waterloo,
A. NJ. Geiger. OF Dss Moines, and Rev. E.
II. Waning. of Ottumws, Assistant Secre-
taries also ninety nine County Secretaries
and four Standing Committees.
A resolution was offered and adopted
fsvoring National Sunday School Conven-
ton.
AT IL O'Clock the Convention adjourned.
DUBUQUE, June 1.-THE steamboat
Ocean Wave, belonging to the Peoples
Line. took fire this morning while in Lake
Pepin anc was burned to the waters edge.
She was engaged in transporting circus
troupe up the river. The boat and cargo is
total loss. No lives lost.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON. June l2.-It 10 sxpssted
the President will send in the name Of o.
N. Cutler, Of New Ysrk, ~ Revenue Com.
missioner, but II 10 not probable that he will
b confirmed.
The Treasury Department ID busy pre-
pairing schedule for paying interest," On g.
20's and bonds Of 81, which falls due July
LIST. The amount Of interest covered will
bs about 81, 100000.
The House bill oontinuing the Freedmsn's
Bsrsaa one year from July 1st passed the
Senate, yesterday, without division.
Anumbsr Of the friends Of Woellsy called
On him last evening 70 congratulate him on
bic release from imprisonment.
A number Of citizens Of New Orleans arc
here soliciting the entire reorganization oil
Federal officers in Louisiana.
The Democratic members Of Congress
propose 10 get up protest against tho rec
l ognition Of the constitution Of Arkansas
and against the admission Of members o
Congress elected under it. The President
Il 10 said. will hold the bill uadsr advise
mont until next week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

WARRINGTON, June 1.-THE chairman Of
the Committee on Commerce will, to-day
call up the bill for the improvement of the
rivers and harbors, and have 1t made the
special order till passed. The bill calls for
On appropriation Of two millione.
Receipts of customs for the week ending
the 9th, o.. 122. 744.
Brevet Maj. Gen. D. b. French has been
ordered on court martial duty here.
Maj. Gen. Thos d. Wood has been order
ed on special duty on account of physical
service.
TIE Impeachment Committee vas en-.
gagged in examining Woolcy this 2. IN.
Messre Butler and Brooke were to-day
examined by special committee heretofore
appointed to inquire into Mr.. Brooks
charges against Nr. Butler, relative TO Ger
tain gold transactions.