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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
LATE NEW $
BH' TELE0R .fPH.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov o5.-The Presiden,
has appointed Col Powell, Of Tennessee,
Consul a Port Stanley. Falkland Isis nd,
to fill the vacancy Of Col. X. X. Keller, OF
Gen. RousssSu's staff. He arrived last eve
ming with general report Of the operations
Of his command, and also his report upon
recent disturbances n Louisiana. These he
delivered to day 10 Gen. Grant.
The Colonel also had an interview with
the Prssident and Secretary Of War. and
some Of the NEST prominent members oil
Congress, who have arrived here, and Civ
ing details derived from personal sbssrva
ton In New Orleans, oil Of which could
net we'll bs included In the general 70
pert.
Col. Ksslsr represents that the hostility
Of the white people Of Louisiana generally ,,
to the present State Government 10 most
bitter and intense; aud that with the force
under Gen. Russsau's command during the
recent troubles, it WAS hardly impossible
to preserve peace at oil points. Every dis
position OF his troops Was made and every
possible measure taken to protect the peo-
pie in their rights without regard to party
The Republicans did not generally vote DO.
cause they were advised not to attempt to
do %, BY their leaders, who believed they
could not vote with safety.
In this opinion General Rousseau con-
Cured, but with the means At bis command
he was poworless to establish . different
erdsr Of things.
Cen. Rousseau was in constant conver,
sation with Gov. Warmouth and other
State authority during this disturbances,
and his course met their wsrm approval, as
il does Of al classes in New Orleans.
Col. Keelss states that up TO the date Of
Gen. S,eadman's assuming charge Of the
police, that force was utterly worthless.
Il vas composed Of 2i3 negroes and $50
white men. No riots have occurred ard no
city had been more quiet and orderly than
New Orleans since that charge.
General Rousseau courts the NEST search
ing investigates Of his management Of
the Louisiana Affairs during the recent
trouble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Loxpox, Nov. 24.-Ths. French govern.
ment continues its prosecutions Of the
press With unremitting severity. The edi-
tors of the Temps. Tribune, Journal de
Paris, Rsvils, Ii venier have been sum.
moned 10 sppssr before the civil tribunal
on Friday next, to answer the charges
made sgsins. them for promoting the sub
scription 10 the Baudio movement.
The London Globe has an editorial on
the reception Of the Chinese Embassy BY
the Queen. and attaches great Importance
to the mission Of Ar. Burlingsme, and a.
ter describing ita object says: "Amsrics
il fav orabls to the protective system. while
EnglaRd desires uninterrupted intercourse
The interests Of Europe and China are not
conflicting The interests Of Great Britain
and the welfare Of the Chinese are identical.
II there 10 the smalleat' chance Of advantage
accruing from the proposed treaty, let US
ratify it without the least possible delay"
Speculation is rife in regard to the COM
position Of Mr.. Gladstone's Cabinet. Il 10
considered very nearly certain that the Earl
Of Kimberly viii be Secretary Of State or
Foreign Affair.
LONDON, Nov. 25.--Ths Tunes says the
Liberal ms,ori.y in the H,uss Of Commons
Viil be III.
| The defeat Of Gladstone in Lancashire il
nsinly due TO the local dislike Of the Irish
people in that district.
MADRID, Nov. ga transport with
ergo Of var stores sailed from Cadiz OF
the goth inst. for Havana.
A feet Of transports, With troops 70
Cuha. vill aai1 an the Cd Of Daeember
| PANS. Nov. 25.-Burlingams aud tn
rest Of the Chinsss Embassy are expscte
here IN the latter part Of Dseembsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

Paula DsLrnIA, Nov. 26.-Ths Fsniaus
made grand dsmenstration here to-day in
honor Of the fsnisn Oengress nov in SEES
sion here. An escort Of s 900 soldiers and
civilians conducted the delegates through
the principal streets this afternoon.
The Fsnian Congress viii get actively
Al work tomorrow. The first business
in order will DO the consideration Of the
Presidents address, which was read yes.
terday. The Congress v i'll probably sd.
iourn on Saturday night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Nav Yonx. Nov ga heavy north
west rain storm IL prevailing, and has pre-
vailed since daylight. Out-desr sports, for
which there had been considerable prepare
ton, have been mainly dispensed With,
excepting few target excursion.
The churches have been but thinl)
attended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
New York MARKET.

New York MARKET.
by Telegraph. New YoRx, Nov. II.
Fiour-Mode-ately active.
Wheat improved, a, 1881 50 for No.
sp ing.
Corn. Better, at l41llsI for sound
nj xed.
Rye Scarce ind hrm
Osts-Actve at II for western.
Pork-Du,l a1d heavy at 81 5012T 90 foI
| new.
Cut Meats Steady.
Lard Quiet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
CHICAGO.

CHicA AGO, Nov. 27.-Gso. NJ. Fassett, .
we'll known livery stable keeper and horse
man OF this city, dropped dead in the street
yesterday. The cause OF hi, death Was
supposed 70 be heart disease.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Tnp Psorts will have their eva wy, and IN
deed we do not wonder that every one IL bound
10 Csc Goes Cesgh Balsam. and nothing else,
for il il csrssiniy the best thing in the world for
Coughs. Colds, CIRQUE, and lnlusnsa. II 10 right
Coe's Dyspspsia Cure. IN article prepared BY
the same parties, 10 equally seod for DysAepsis,
ndigsstiss and Cnestipatioa. Sick Hssdaehe.
ssur Stomach. Rising Of Fnod, C-anps. Psiss I
and in fast any disssdersl Of the stomach and
bowels.
Csoscs Iewa Cstawba Wins. ct q. % per dos
sn bottles aiso1 full stock sef. other astivs
and foreign wines q the vine heuseof
~ d Wet Second Street.
Wounds from rusty sails, - Often dangerous,
Or By pitehfork, syths, or BY gisss. er severe
bsuiss, Il quickly relieved anA cured BY using
Rssss's rais- killing Mcgee Oil
"wssss lsSesAncs - Dsln 'sn FoLlY - -
Wiss," bet there 10 no blissfal sustiss II hsv-
log - huuee IL the bIesd. ssd - remedy
aA hand. Dr.. J. ". Pelasd's Hsoss Doctor 70
the standard for these pss..le.sI.l d'sss'e'
of spERWs STANDARD WINE BfTTERS. II
i. biybl, recomme aided by physicians for dys-
,.p,ics. on acc unit Of its tonic proprieties, its
parity and its delicious a,vors.
JAussS. KIax / Co. . fine staple and faucy
Toilet Soaps, comprising German Matted. Olive
Star. improved Chemical, Palm, 10. Sold BY
Ill grocers and fancy goods dealers.
Fon ALL Drss.s.s Of the Stomach, Kidneys.
Liver, Bowels Lungs and Heart, NfSHLER'S
HERS BITTERS works like charm. adsrding
immediate relief. while it completely cures the
| patient and prevents . relapse.
| r,s Desr AND ORIGINAL Tonc - lsoU, Phcs
phorue and Calls ,ys, known - caswsll. Mack Co..
Zero Pin ssphorated Elixir Of Calisaya Bark. TIT
iron restores color toths blooS the phosphorus 70
nevs waste OF ha nerve tissue. and The casaya Give
| natural hsalthful tone 70 the digestive organs
thereby enrine dyspepsia In its various forms
weahfulnsss, general debility. and depression Q
,p,r,ts. Manufactured only BY Caswsll. Hasafd
CO New York. Ssblo-dweow& wsd- =
HorrowA.', Prrs.-Dilious Rsmitasnss.- Tha
,nssy member, the Liver, 10 moro sa:n ussaily IN
voveYnablsi n the fall. Rsniteat Billions Fsvsf
eepsc ally fail eo0p lales; ana 10 ufst SYM som
shesld b. promptly met WITH few desss Of Ho'
lowA,,s PnLs. In oil stages ofths disease. - ~
/. 40 ~ every species Of bilious disorders. from ID
miIds.t At .aek to eon1rnsd jaundice. this admkt
bic vegs.sbls aperent end aNssativs 10 the YER
: h.e. N .d,cius that can b aamiaistsr.d. osld
sill Draggis's
40 ~ ,pp psss.-0o 70 the Bryant . Ssratto
Iowa e,sts Business College to get . thorough pra
t,esl bvsiasss edueaion. For clseulass Dspsrs.
: a,e.s. tenclosine stamp "Ths Bryant stsasto
co~.e,eial COLLEGE. Davenport. Iowa.
KsensYs Ilais Dye. Natural. Durable. bsautif
Best and Cheapest in the world. sold By I'll Dssi
z ists and Country Storshsepsrs. JOHN J. KROAul
sole Proprietor. 4ol Chestnut D.. Philadelphia.
!; TRY "GfLr EDGE
!, Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. The bestjsro6aes
n America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

CgJNARD LINE on 9TRAMERa
RRTW8EN NEW YORk AND LIVERPOOL,
ID Calling ct Queenstown.
From New York, every Thursday.
From Liverpool, every Tuesday.
From 0uoe1stoWn Ovory Wodn' day,
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK.
Cabin. Observation-Disclosures. - Oo-0old
oteerage. ........... o000-Cufrhney
eteerage Tickets fFsa Liverpool o. Quesnstown q
owest rates.
: For passage apply to =. CuNARD, No. III Tsi.i,y
Building, New 1 srk.
j. LEWIS DREW. Agent.
tc2e dly Citisens National Bank, Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

~ n'sh you, gentlemen, 70 sxsreise your
Utmost vigilance on this subject. Fisuds
On the revenue are an evil which the land
cries out upon. and are frauds upon the
whole body Of trx>pay srs. and no one who
lives, eats, or Is sheltered under any roof.
however humble. now escapes taxation.
Whatever the dishonest avoid paying, their
sorthisr fellow citizens must make mp:
Investigate thoroughly, therefore,. and
spare nobody. least Of oil those IN the n'en-
ct and NEST responsible positisnc. Tneee
Who are worthy will welcome inquiry which
must turn to their praise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Tsx lots in North Davenport aud -, in East
Davenport, cheap - dirt; god ~ acre farm in
Pleasant Valley, emily $4,000, and lots Of other
bargains. Wild land by the cart load.
ELpRip0a D Bno..
Land aud Insurance Agents.
10 RPadV ntPeet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

"Barretts Vegetables MAR Restorative" 10 a
perfect and miraculous article. Cuscs badness
Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any
'oil'' or "pasnstum.'' ssoftens brash dry and
wiry hair in,o beautiful silkeu tresses. But,
above all. the great wonder is the rapidity With
which II restores gray hair to ito original color
Ssvaansh, (da.) Republican.
BswAss OF fas FArAL OoSssouEScss o. Nso-
Ixcrise fas FIssf SYsPsoss o. Consuuprlox =
When cough first sppssrse, or du'l pain in
the chest, you vhsuld use ALLsS Luxs BALsAx
Il sDcs. Il breaks Up the most hasrassisg
cough 10 ~ isssstitAbls shsst time, hsal the ir
sitaSsA parts ed rssssess health - w. s,sasa-
~ oals ~ ~ Dealers II vsnsly ns1istDse
Gssssaiiy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Davenpora Market Report.
Osucs OF sss DAvsNPsar Dss' caAf,
Nov. q. 1865.
fropa-W holes,'e. Is -; retail, &7.oe.
wusAf-Ne. l, q -, No. 2. .oc,
BAaLsY-No |. 81 .20Qlso.
Oars 35d40
RYE-No receipts.
Ooss-Nsw, IS Old, &c.
0xIoNs No receipts.
PerAross-No market.
"-rrs.-3ILe. per n.
ReSs-30e.
Gassx ArprRs-&l75 per bushsl.
Hay-Good rimo,hv SIS. o10elS per tor.
Prairie ell.8 80 per ton. Slough, u .oo4eeo.
Coat Soft at yard. lie y bnshsl delivered
ls92oc.
Axrna.errs- Al yard &l7 go per ton
Woop-&S.0o. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Chlcago Market.
10y telegraph. Nov. u.
Flour-Qnist and unchanged.
EWheat-Quiet at LIS.
GCorn Higher. Old, sellers at Loo: new 5!
W6o
Oa,s-Quiet at l70i1l..
Barley dull a, $50 s..
Rve-Firm st I've.
Pork-Easicr at % "a.
Lad Easier at l4Gl4l,
Bulk Meats Quiet and unchanged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

New York Money Market.
By Telegraph. NEw Tork, Nov. 81.
Sizes o. 81 ,Il5's ;5:2os. LIST 1.1a1f; ID. / o7sl
80 LOSS new l.'osl; 81 1928; 80 Ill
lo:4os .QGIs.
Gold Closed At s5iI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Chicago Live stock MARKET.
By Telegraph. November n.
Receipts-Cattle, ~ cars: hogs, 1876 cars.
Cattle &c SOAR 90; stockers 375@415.
nogs-6 62@7.25.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
STEA MSnIPS

CTRAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
y THE ANCHOR LINE,
Favorite Clyde built passenger steaners are intsnds
to sail EVERY SATURDAY,
fron pier 70, North river. ct II o'clock, neon
IOWA. 1880. June - BRITANNIA. July
COLU MB1A. .JuDe 70 HIBERN1A. July /.
CALEDONIA. June ~ EUROPA. July 10
Rates Of paseags payable in currency
Cabins to Liverpool, 0lasgOw or Derry, 90
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, $50.
Steerage TO Glasgow or Derry go. aternediA ,e&ss
Prepaid certificates from these ports, e37.
Passengers booked to and nom Hamburg, Havrs
Rotterdam. Antwerp. &c, at very low rates.
Drafs iseued payable ct any bank In Great Britain
Offices, No. Bowling Green. New York, to
HENDERSON BROTnRRo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

CONSTITUTION wAsaa" 10 certain cure for
Diabetes. and all diseases Of the kidneys. For
sale BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

-. 0.ow3~ Market.
~ Telegraph. New. -.
Fiotr-Duli and unchanged.
Nhsat-tIul ard lower.
Corn--Saes ,. 1895. mostly new.
Cats-52d55.
Ba-lev-Unchanged.
Rve-l.l2,S@1.l3.
Pfovis,ons- Lower.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

NOVEMBER, PnnAsn,uA. 81 eeseon d.
1893. 1863.
10 tho Beck and llbun Trade.
SAM'L D. BURLOCK & CO..
PUBLISHERS.
DOOkBlNDKRs. MANurACTURkRs or Pho
ToGKAPH Alb, NS: BUKLOCKs EDITION
OF THE HOLY BIBLE. AND PHOTO
GRAPH ALBUMS. ETC.
aiactrred y SAMUEL b. BURLOcK Z CO, VI
sansom Street. Philadelphia.
Bndiag Books, in large Or email Quantities. All -
qairies relative TO the sspronptly and cheer
fully answered.
ROYAL QUARrO. FAMILY 4
PULPIT 0aDLEO.
The attention Of tho trade and bockselsrs in esn-
hesitation in pronouo ding them q saiesbe = any =
tbs Market While they offered q Agnreo tAot will
compste with the lowest.
ity. and bound In the most AaAaef with
entirely new designs for sides and elasps.
The Photograph Record has also be-. tstredassd,
y, ~" & = &. Hs:.. -Rs
Picket Bibles and Testanents, containing -
hsya inst issusd nsw edition Of the Pocket b.
be asd Testament, printed On 1ne white paper. aad
bound IN various sty lee. which viii conpsts with
any n the market.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
TIE subscsibers betsg anong the Afst to engage
h IL naasceure Of tne shove Doshs. have no A6e.
italisn in casring then e the trade = eaaa II mot
eupefios to my made. The materials used are q
~ hes makes and ssleciions: tho oaveo aro psnt.
"a = - casds with entissly new dssigns Tor side
clasps and edges. aad bound By practical w0Sknon.
Psstcs1es attention % called - COR llst 81 Albsne
bound h ne Lyose Velvet, they hsve fecstve1 ~
0oot neetet1ng teeti1Cniale from The tia1s.e
SAMUEL p. DURLOCK . CO., ~ eanee1 D..
PlileS0ep11e. novit-aaw1a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Csoscs Iowa Catswba Wine. ct ~ 90 per dos
sa bottles also, full stock ssf. other astivs
asd foreign wines q the vine heuseof
LAnsrsLDs, Tsops . Co..
d West Second Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27
COM N z q ClAL.

TRY"GfLT EDGE
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacce. The bestjsTobaec
n America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

Wounds from rusty sails, - efssn dangerous,
Or By pitehfork, syths, or By sisss. er . severe
bsuiss. 10 quickly relieved and cured BY using
Rssss's Pain- killing Magle Oil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

% ~ Ypp Dsss.-0o 70 the Bryant Ssrsttos
lava Al Al. Business College to got thorough prae-
tes, bssssss edseation Fer ciseulass . Dapsrs. I'd
a,ese. tsncloeine stamp ''Ths Bryant Stsaston
c.-.e,eial COLLEGE, Davenport. Iowa.
Krensrs nais Dye, Natural. Durable. Dsautif1
neat and Cheapest In the World. hold By eli Dssg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-27

"wasas lsseaAncs . DGl0 'sn FoLIY - %
WIS.," bet there 10 no blissfal sustisa II hsv'
log ~ huuer IL the bleed. ssd - ssesd,
at hand. DR.. J. ". Polasd's Asose Doctor u
the standard for these psssilsstial diseases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

who void rrssort e sn 3; mean, hoE y " y:
foul; tosecnre heSr end go Z,
A word ifoms Gen scra l s,cb cid might
have good effect ~ ADMIT 81 ting timid blacks
as well aswhites to The polls. s,,.a. ,s
Under. The neg-hateh he'd monster Of politi-
cal infamy, the: most the negroes have TO do
is to vote; while the Whites pay the taxes,
and the debtors, who, are tempted with the.
gilded hait:of putrescence, will find that the
fruit Of their dishonesty will turn 70 ashes
on their lips. Credit viii take its fight /;
and though political Seeonstructions ensue,
i win be with q vengeance, sure to be fol-
lowed by material and financial ruin and
utter desGnes ton. The honest colosed peo-'
y s1 sHs Tsss Ssp' ts eAsass
ssffriighten, away the, obscene birds of prey
Tint have focKed, to the funeral feast OF Our.
poor, bslaborsd old State. and are new hover
tng7in mid-air, ready and eager e sPounee
down upon her carcass and pick the bones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11

IA BLUE HoRsE.-There.is now on exhibi-
ton in London a, /" blue horse,",. which is
fourteen and o half hands high, and has. no
trace of hair or, roots Of hair on, any part
of its body. It's skin is smooth and deli
cate, feeling to the touch like India rub
Der, and very warm, and forms in curious
wrinkles when the animal moves. 1t is of
q purplisil gray color overa greater part of
the body its face is buff, and there is q
large patch of the same color extending over
half the back, with numerous blotches !;
the tell resembles that Of apig. AT q dis
lance it looks as if formed of some variety
of rare Oriental marble. ut was obtained
by Mr.. Lasmar, q merchant, in 1860, on the
Gaboon river, from herd of quaggas, and
sent to the Cape. 1t was; taken to England
in 1868, broken in at Astley's, and after,
wards ridden three parts of a season with
Lord Stamford's hounds. It had been ex-
amined by Professor Spooner, of the vete-
rinary college, who pronounced it to be
eight years old and who also delivered q
lecture on, it to his pupils. It does well in
harness, but, being entirely naked, requires
warm clothing. sItis symmetrically form
ed. When first captured it was blue all
over, with the exception of one foot but the
blue color gradually diminished after it
was brought to England, and the owner
thinks in time it viii lose it entirely. He
washes it daily in cold water, which he
says is necessary to Keep. it IN health. Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11
: The following lines on the failure in bust
ness of u man named Homer are old but
That Homer should.a bankrupt be,
I Its not so.yery oDDlD'YEjSEE,l
lift be true, us I'm instructed,
lSoILL HE HAD his books conducted.

..s That Homer should,a bankrupt be, El5 sea-
igT Its not so-yery ODD D'YESEE,l 81 al.-s
b Ifit be true, us I'm instructed, zaJ s...s -.
iSoILL HE HAD his books conducted. ss .ga
= An English gentleman named lAnquctil
Gray had occasion for a certificate of his
baptism. 4 For some time the register of the
pchurch was searched in vain. LAT length,
however, they, found him, entered as Ann
Kettle Gray. 1910 5aR"si 9i!1 e.9aaas =.
:: TwoIold ladies discussing the relative
healthiness of Owego and Ithaca, one said,
al believe Ithaca is not az healthy as
zOwego. "siyThe other sdemurred, . saying,
7" Well, Ldon't know; there are people in
Ithaca who have lived there all their lives"
y "Don't You take rather too much spirit
for single man II asked kind man Of
one who was INDUCING pretty freely I
beg pardon, sir,I have been married these
ten years, - was the answer. s' = - :
y An Illinois paper olaims the champion
dunner's belt for q gentleman of Jackson
vile, who .dunned man on his knees in
church, and compelled payment before he
would allow hint to resume his prayer.s---t: d
I The Houston Telegraph was instituted
thirty years ago to get Texas into the
Union The Boston Post notes that it is
still at it. e.; ,351.a ~ Xxi ,51 u &c. ay
+ Anassessorini Illinois has resigned, giying
as q reason that he agreed before election
to assess property, at one-half itsivalue, and
now finds that he cannot do 50 legally ~ s o.
!, The Ohio State Journal names the Demo-
crazy the Demi-J ohnson par In view of
their dancing SO gingerly around the Presi-
nt.s4It5sI IaAsJQITE YgEI2 Q5sA uZT
Z THEOLOGY AND :sTopoG The Bos--.
ton Transcript speaks of the Erie as the
|" broad-guage road which Ih leadethssto e. de- :;
siructlon .s7zzf1 y .l5caIssb-
/ A gentleman in Paris sc inaugurates.
spring BY appearing out. every 22fst Of
March in pair Of white pantaloons. tsJs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-11
wAsHsxeroN EErTEsRlIs..
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
cuyastone aossips at 1York- Pastors az he
War Department Radical s1son's'aa ses,.
tor Maser-The Raling Thought OF Sthe.
Hour--BusineSs Dau, ETC., fsss.has s.s
WASHINGTON May !, 1868.

~ WASHINGTON, N..' y :, ~ 1sSsS -
curbctone. gossips have twistea, anu TOT
.ured ME probabilities attending iuesday .
so.o ON ;mpcachment intos as many Shapes
-. va as could well be thought of and the
va - st ali 10 no material olangs whstsvsr
81 ,he condition Of the public mind on the
a III ,a Those who have all along be-
,:aSsd thst the President will be acquitted
a"n,;nne as eanguine as ever, while the ex-
.,sme conviction advocates express their
hsI;ef that way with the same emphasis.
NJ stanton was to-dayevisited by several
sonators and members Of the house Of Re-
Tprssen,atiyes, including Managers Bing-
Ram. Boutwell,, and Logan, who probably
;nsrired by the sans spirit which actuated
R,tler when he sent that dispatch to Con-
cord about Wade coming in with the apple
hlossoms-called to congratulate Stanton on
Tho probabilities Of the future, according to
their views of the situation 3 9fsas.
II is stated that should Wade get into the
presidential chair the pressure viii oe I'M !.
mcdiately made, upon him to have every
Office under the Government, high or low,
placed in the hands of Radicals, in order
r. leave no stone unturned in starting the
nnblio patronage to aid in the election OF
The Rsdical.candidate for the Presidency
IN Inv some Of the departments, the changes
which would have to be made would be
comparatively very few. 5,...., :.
The Radicals of this city have nominated
ssyles J. Bowen, postmaster of this city, as
their candidate for mayor Mt the ensuing
lime election, and the campaign will be one
Of considerable excitement, owing to this
being the first time that Radical candi-
date has been in the field The Democrats
have registered faithfully, and intend
making a strong fight. Their candidate
has not yet been nominated -. 500.
Some of the Radicals in Congress, and
prominent ones outside, say that in the:
course of three weeks from now there will
be fourteen new senators and the requisite
number of representatives from the recon
s,ructed southern States in Congress.
Impeachment talk still rules the hour,
and will until the final vote, when it must
give way to other sources of public excite
ment. Public and private business islat q.
most decided stand-still, all of it being of,
the most decided routine character imagina-
bic.
The weather is very cold and chilly for
the season-overcoats and warm fires in the
evening are not altogether out Of place. 1.a
-., .. TIMON.