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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

The New Boston b the rsgslsr packet
for Fort Madison Monday morning q I
o'cleek.
The Jsnnis Baldwin will leave fse &.
Lsuis ts-merrov nesniae q Z s'olssk.
The Addis Jehnson Will lssve ~ d.
Paul Mesdsy ncEaise q Sselodk.
The Rsessvs viii lsass Pert Byron for
b. Pasl. to-morrsw (ssnlay) asssine, -
the arrival Of train from Rsck island. An
extra train win positively sua bstvssn
Rsck Island and Port Byron.
Hassa ExsLv. he celebrated rsvivalisls,
fsrussly Of Lendsn. bot nev Of Lsoe
0rsvs, go Of the nsst ssssd prsschess ia
the sssss, and Who vas in this city ssns time
ass, prsss,ss at the Christias Chapsl ~
mssrsw (0uadsy) at 1o:l6 AN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

JAn.s 3. Kmx I Co.'S 6ns staple aud
fancy Teilet SeapA ssopsisiae 0eenaa
Matted. Olive. Otas, 1mDeevsd CAeninl,
Pa1ms q. 0sld By all 0ssses0 - Assy
eoods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
~CAUTION ''
N ~. ~ n =
TINE

= nPsFsone that desire y - Dn. nmmo81 0aaAas
~ teae = e1pesisnce tty years. sleul4 ~ CO.
foaad the4 VIII tbe nisersbls unblseehed asel! :,
fsG9crs ogssA - - g III s&ores, 81 essa giv
- II pleee II HerEick'e. Dn. nRnaICke Kin HAD-
fRne AND ousAs CoATHo fllIs, are used in Tie U. 0.
sah Arms Hosses, sud Prisons, aad stsrtle co.,
y uaitiee With theoI Woadesisl cares Five tAoo-
esnd Dhysieiaae - safgeone nse and en6erss tAs4
Call kor and - that yCd Ret none bat HRnnscKso
Ksp kxAofrs 49, oUoAn CoAsuD PIlaA 8oDA y
deajeso ev9yWhoeo. jeGd4W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
BEAUTIFUL,
Use OgOS eliza DE PRhSiA. or VICTORIA RK0lA,
fss B1AUTlPYING THR COMPLEXION

BEAU O1s
Uss OeOS eliza DE PRRSiA. or VICTORIA RK0lA,
fos B1AUrlFYlNG THR COMPLEXION
and PnEoKRvIN0 TIE SKIN.
This Invaluable toilet article was discovered BY
celebrated chemist in France, and II 10 TO Ai hat
TIE Ladies' Of the Court Of Europe their beAety.
With al IL sim picity and purity there 10 article
that Will compare with Il a. beautiaer ~ he
r'exlCn and preseSver Of the akin
u. c. 10CiraEEY pnrrhascd the receipt Of hin
on enyears av~. mas since that time given Il
toera crcss 0f phia. New York Baltimore,
Boston. New Orleans. g. Louis. Savannah, Charles
ton. Wilmington, N. c., &c. They have used Il With
unqualified admiration and W0uld consider the toilet
Imperfect without this and purely harmless
psepar alton. Victoria r.. 10 and Oscella de Persia
has given such entire satisfaction In every instance,
that Ne h compelled to Offer II tn ~ public ThiS
ever attempted. sId ie warra
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS SUBST ANCRS.
After using Oseeiis ie Persia and Victoria Rega
i0Y short time, this skin viii Aavo son eain -libe
texture: iQparts shnees suOothueps and son
nsss r. the skin that oAly produced BY uSing
this valuable article Thia article is no vulgar com
pound 10 rjuye the skin or complexion. but suhan
Gee ~ benutheS, snd ss cannot possibly he de-
tectci BY the closest observer
Fur rurnovinv Tan Freckles. sunhurn, and Csta
Ecous Diseases fton, the skin. II u invaluable.
II. o. McClnskey has every confidence in recon
DsndEg his Victoria Rega and Oscelia De Pefsla 70
ae Ladies' - being the only perfect and reliable tot
osNUiNs 81 NUN 1f PRsrAsiD ONLY ~ n. G xecLus
And Ais name stanpsd on each label-no ether is
. eeanine. Depot, Ne. 10 North ssventA 0lrsss
SOFA b Ill Druggists and R~fansss In The United
Dtaiee and Canada fohS dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Tns Sisters Academy rs-epens with In
creased facilities and advastagss % Asn-
day. Aueust 18th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

DeH'r stay down town late nights. but
always before you 60 homo, drink st the
Polar Fsuntain-you will sleep we'll aftsr II.
E1cvRMen n BugSALo.--A large number
Of our yousg German friends have been
making ssrangsosnts te attend picnic
ts.norEow, q Buffalo. The steamer Count
~ hes bssn chartered fes the occasion.
end every arrangement aads for pleasant
time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Il he tIeeu ssld ID The New Deeland
States for about thirty years. and has .
larger sale il thoss States than any other
article for Bowel Complaints. The sale fos
the last tvo years has besn upwards 81
$4,000 bottles.
Warranted 70 cure Chronis Diasshoa.
II net over 25 years standing.
GILMAN BROS,
Perpetrators,
BOSTON, MASS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY,


Wof0onoD0'O BxOS0A D0fAo0s
Yesterday aftsFaocn, news reached the
city that Bosnsmann's hotel ct Gilbert
Town, . fsvorits stepping plAss asd resort
for our citizens who delight in the very
pleasant ride alsng the river read, was
burned. A reporter ffso tAs Dw Ds~s.
kyss iaosdisssly visited tbs plsss asd
ssd fsssd, = svidsass sf ~ ,suah q 'hs
sspsst, snly the klacksnsd linssssoe walls
standing to mark the hsssl site. The Ore
took ffsa . defective 6us. The servant
girls we're ironing ss the time, and had .
very bet Ars. While The 6soss we're
bursting through the reel, lsppiss The cor
nicss and playing hide and-sssk areusd the
chimney, the girls we're busy At their work
and party Of gsntlsmsn were playing bill
lizards. oil usesusious Of the work Of de-
structien. The nsishbors sssins the flames
raised the alarm, and With Tie hssvsstsrs
from the adjoining farms rushed 70 the
house. They we're tee late 10 cheek the
flames, but succeeded in saving The csntsnta
If the hsuss, end alec in preventing the
the flames frsa spssadins.te The adjsinisg
buildings.
The building Vas worth absut $4,000
aud insured in the Security and Lcrillsrd
esupaniss sf New York, for $500. The
lee TO Mr.. Bsrneosnn will ~ sonsidera-
BE, besides the lsss on Ne building. ~
hs was doing good business, during the
progress Of the Rapids improvements. Oh
Of which hs will Of esurss nov lose. Ths
Gilbert Town post once kept By NJ. b.
wss in ths building burned, the entire cen
tsnts sf which, tsgsthss With The aPsrtsn'
ancss thsrsunto we're saved. W. lsarr
that Ar. Bosnsmsnn will take steps imms'
diatsly fsr rebuilding; and, while the hous'
10 in prsesss Of erection, be win continue
business il the large dance hall adjoining
ths house that has been burned
Mr. Bornsmsnn desires to return his sin
esrs thanks to the citizens Of 0ilbsrttewf
for their timely aid In removing bic good'
and saving the greater part Of bic property
ffon destruction
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Five per cent. taxatisn on The asssssed
valus Of the tswas bstwssa Dee. As;nss and
Tert Dsdgs 10 asksd says the Register, to
cid in building the Dee. Msinss Valley Rail-
read.
The CRY Of abundant essn comes up ts
a. from every part ei the State. Iowa will
outdo herself this ysar-in fact she will b
thoroughly cornsd.
The Times. says the streets Of Cedar
Rapids are ehoksd with stsnsh, and calls
Loudly for cleaning.
Tho Ssasesman, says that Dss. Moinsa
10 filled with wandering psdlars, greatly ia
the annoyance Of sstablishss and reputable
merchants.
w. 8. Bartar Esq. has been indorssd BY
the Dubuque democracy for Circuit Judge
says the Herald.
The Hersl1 says that the 6rst street
railway pays % we'll In Dubuque, that an-
other ruaning up into the bluffs Is projected
BY new company At an estimated cost ol
10000;
The Consultation ssys that since the
coming Of bet weather drunkssss has ma
tiaally increased in Keokuk.
"A Burlington woman given 70 gsddisg,
bsisg suddenly taken i'll requested her hus-
bend to bring the decter quickly. The
frantic man ran square or two. suddenly
turning ran back to ths house and eagerly
asked: my dear, where shall 6nd you
whsnI come back" The Hawbeye says
90.
The Hswkeys says that . Burlington
wife. has thrashsd Burlington husband
twice within two days. and twice arrested
and fined. The husband got arrested and
fined but once during the time. He paid
up; she went to Jail.
The dogs killed 20 sheep for . poor
country farmer last week, and several fer
his nsighbors.
The Burlington Argue says that the
continued arrival Of Swedish smigrsnts in
this city is smother substantial evidence Of
the progress OF liberal ideas.
The Dee. Moinss Systsswan, has been
runaing year under present manage
msnt and 10 prosperous and happy.-Iong
may it so continue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

An UNPURNISRgD PARLOR 70 Rent on
a good terms. Apply st asuthwsst eofsse Of
Main and 9Th Streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Tss Galway Bsptist Church Of this city
has extended eali TO Rev. J. G. Johnson,
Of Burlington, 10 become its pastor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
g 1 r Y 1T E M ..

100 Onoss Fruit Jars for sale lev, at
Wholesale and retail, ct J. Lossnssn's. 81
Harrison street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
1eesS aae T.leisa. pm esas4~ ....... .eu.ee
Laxa- ~ Nv
Auction.

THH ENTIRE FURNITURE CT 4 HOARD
= ING Acues, will - ssld - Front ytrsst,
ssst q Perry. on Tussday, Jgly 1sth. 1855, q
leo'elcek. A. \. N. VAN TUYL,
jy9S.d1ts se Auc1ioneer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Mns1Ho At Orr HALL.-The committee
ofarrangs0snts Of and others Interested il
tAs grand ratification msssisg, On Tuesday
evening. at the Ossrt House. ass requested
to msst 81 the City Hall - Nsnday svss.
ing 27th Inst. Let there be full altsn-
dance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

seid By oil Drusgisss.
sold by oil Dsuegists.
Sold By ell Druggists.
Soldcby oil Drsge:Ms.
Sold by all Drsgsiata.
Sold BY sll Druggists.
Bold BY oil Drusgis,s.
Sold BY oil Druggists.
Sold by al Druggists.
STsF Sold ~ ell Draggisss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Tss Rock Island Dsmscsssy msst this
evening II the Court Hsuss, In that city. fos
the purpose Of organizing . Democratic
club and further. for the purpose Of maxi
ing arrangements to attend our grand rati-
dcation meeting on Tuesday evening next.
Dome oil Of you, and bring slosg some Of
your radical brethren. Wen guarantee
they viii hear more truth than they ever
dreamed Of before.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

LIBERAL PAsAcHIH0 IN rss OPsnA Horss
Rev. w. 8. Haywood, OF Bostos, Mao,
will preach in the Burtis Open House, TO-
morrow, Sunday morning. at lot o'clock.
and again at 8 O'Clock in the svsning. Mr..
Haywood 10 man Of fins, commanding ap-
psaranes, polished address and Of high re-
pute 10 Boston aud other eastern citiss,as .
liberal christian minister, and visits this
place at ths request Of large number Of
eur citizens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

PRICE 50 CENTS.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

GaowiN0 DEsPnnArs.-The Grant party
are growing desperate - they begin to
ccmprshsnd the growing popularity sf
Ssyneur and Blair. We lsara from the
Rock lsaasd Asyss that D. zisslas. Esq.
psstaaaesr At Pert Byron, hiss rsosivsd .
circular from the GRAFT sonmities, atWash-
ington. demanding go Of him in aid Of
the radieal corruption }uud. Every post
nasGsr. asd every ssAss efaes.hslaR = the
Uslssd 0tasse. ~ bssa aGosessd ia pro-
porsioa y tAs isesas q ~ sGses. Bat
will they rsspsedf We rssksn ~.
Dsspsrale Indeed oest bs tAs condition
Of ths 0saat pasty. whsa il is esapslled
y resort 70 sash shameless and cessupeing
indssness. And very low nust bs Senator
Morgan, Of New Yerh, when be engages in
the dirty work Of making eut these assss-
ments.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Fer Summer !Colmplaints.
For Summer Complaints.
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For Summer Colmplainst.
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For Summer Complain g..
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Fer Summer Co m plants.
For Summer COamplaimts.
POr Summer Complaints.
For Summer C0nnplaimts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

T1OTJsR AND LOT FOB SALE At A RAR0ATN.
II NoW hoass With ~ reooas eoav0ssns to Ss''
ne. Apply toL T. 1ADc. U1sdSt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Readers tho Skin sott, smooth, clsor ss3
besutifhi. WiN rsmore Tan, Freckies. snd
al other disceloratiens. Sold at all Drug.
1ists and Fancy Goods dealers epsryrhers.
r. YOU WISE - 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

GoIHG TO LEAvs-Ws regret to an
nounce that our old friend and worthy fsl-
low citizen. Gill. Hickox, is about 70 leave
% for the East. He has just established .
boarding house On Front street. east u
Perry, and fitted it up with new and sls.
CANT furniture, al of which will b ssld on
Tuesday next. at 10 o'clock A. H., st pub.
lio auction. He goes to rscupsrats failing
health, and hopes to return soon. His
many friends here will wish him . speedy
return to health. and to Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

A CrfY GuN.-"Shall the city have .
cannon ," asks the 0Asstte. Certainly. y
Whoever heard OF . city of the size Of Da-
vsnport that couldn't, On occasions Of pub
lie rejoicing, muster . gun Of sous sort.
with which 10 speak forth their gladnsss.
Most heartily ws ssesnd the motion. Let
US have city cannon. one to BE- used by
oil parties, and on all occasions Of public
rejoicing, and let il be placed in charge Of
the City Marshal. There ssa b 20 reason
Why ws should not unite in purchasisg such
an institution. On such tinss - the 4,h
Of July, OF the commencement Of work on
the Government bridge ws can eli rejoice ia
its booming noise. Aud on occasions Of
political triumph there will be no strife to
see which party shall use The gun, for
when one party feels like burning powder
the other won't. "Rah" for Seymour aud
Blair BY oil means let's have q cannon.
Wen take our chances on ito burning
Dsmoesntic powder frst this fall.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
FINANCIAL END COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Jan. s.--Noon.-Consols for money, g.a9lE
and for the account 9ls092 United states Fve-Twenty
Bonds 72sa72s Illinois Central Railway Shares, est
Afternoon'-Consols for money and the account, %;
United States Fivetweny bonds 72t072s; Illinois Cen
trail Railway shares ssl Erie Railway shares, 4sa
Evenng-COnsols closed at 92 for money and 923GS2l
for account American securities closed at the following
rates United States Hvetwenties 72s G12a; Illinois Cen
FkANKFORT. Jan. S-Noon.-United States FiveTwen-
ties fOr the issue Of 1852, 7es91ei a., ,..,o
AftcrnoonUnited States FiveTwenties Tor the issue
Evening United States bonds closed at IT for the
LIvERP0oI. Jan. s-Noon.-The Cotton market opens
active and e9oya1 ana Pfes 8SYe H eaS s
Middhng Upamds 7id Middiing Orleans 'td Corn
and IA for No 2 Milwaukee Red. Barley 5S for Amer
lean. Oats 3s for American. Peas, fL for Canadian
for New Prime Eastern Mess Lard, 1919 foG fne Amer-
can Cheese. t2 for the highest range OF tne Bacon
to6 for Cumberland Cut. No II Dutch Standard Sugar,
Pale. Taow. 43 for American Spirits Turpentne 2'l
Seed. 46l for No. American Red.
Accommodation is active, frmer and ad ancirg;
lows: Midding Upands 72d; MiddLng Orleans, 7id
Breadsnffs are active and advancing. Corn, s6ie for
ls6 for NO Milwaukee Red. Barley, 6s for American.
Oats ss for American Peas 40 PORK declined TO 74
Bacon without change In the Produce market no change
Evening~The Cotton market, owing to the continued
activity o business today, and the favorable reports
ceved from Manchester closed still hrmer, having ad-
vanced OF penny since the 100 O'clock p. report,
which makes total advance Of oneqnarter OF penny
n on al descriptions Of American Cotton during the
day The following the authorized closing quotations
Middng Upands In port, I'D Kidding Uplands 10 ar.
rive, 7ld Midding Orleans 7id. The sales OF the day
foot mp fully 10000 bales. The Breadstus Provisions
and Produce markets close unchanged the last quo
taOns the afternoon dispatch The advices from Man.
chester to-day favorable. The market for goods and
yarns is bu0yant, and prices are advancing.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-Whale on! &38 v 252 gallons Sperm
Oil aiiO . tun. Lnseed OIL, a37 y tun. Lnseed Cal es
E10 l0
AfternoonThe prices Of all articles In markets
main as quoted In the noon dispatch
ASTWERP, Jan. S-Evening,-The Petroleum market
closes duh and nominal.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
THIEF KILLING IN TEXAS.
'om The Houston Telegraph.


We have good reason to believe that thicv-
ing and thiefkiing going on in Texas at rate not
appreciated by the public. These things rarely reaeh the
ears OF the authorities the columns OF the newspapers
in any tangible shape From several lntimatlons we
have received lately are led to believe that is dread
known that the State has many thieves and that hiev
ing rapidly the increase Horses cattle hogs sheep
poutry provisions, goods and often money, are stolen
Continually. Not 1.-THE of these nefarlons transactions
is known 10 the conductors OF tue public Journals
quaey appreciated the extent To which fearful rerbu-
ton being meted out to the class Of offenders above
named IS not even imagined
In many parts OF the state thieves continually shot
parsaed m rs captured tried by seconsttuted court and
found guilty hung at once to the most no.
turning in this State The surface OF society does not
show IT, but Is 50. Indeed the general population OF
Texas never more quiet and peaceable than now.
But under all this appearance of healthful tranquility
these dreadful facts continually ranspirng here and
No noise is made about these things They under
the very OF good citizens who know nothing OF
such secrecy as in Texas. The people losing
their property what little has been eft by the war; in
So Confidence Whatever is felt IN the speedy adnstra
ton OF justice by the courts the testimony sufficient 70
the sufferers and their friends are beginning in various
parts the State to take the law into their own hands,
and to nfict punishment according TO their own Judg
Even the great mass of the thieves themselves have no
conception OF the certainty and apdty with which THIS
rude retrbuton being visited upon OF their class
Thieves are dispatched whom they do not know, or
not know what has become OF them. And every thief
Is spotted" aud watched No thief ply his proes-
sion long Texas things stand without losing his
e either by rope bullet Texas rapidly becoming
very unhealthy country for the lightngered gentry
that general respect for the laws of the and and that
public confidence in the speedy administration OF justice
society civilization It destroys tbst repoee or
character consequent sense OF personal ana puDo
security no necessary make good citizen IN all
the relations OF life IL cuvates In who otherwise
would make the best Of citizens secrecy cunning aud
look unpityngly upon the most horrd tragedies IL dries
up tho fountains Of pity In the heart. and turns the
milk of human kindness TO the gall OF bitterness It
makes reckless Of the shedding OF precious human
blood and Of the destruction OF sacred human lfe IL
engenders multitude of bloody feuds, which viii plague
the country and involve the families OF all IN
troubles retalatons and bloody renconers honcldes,
and for years to come The general they-
ing is deporabe but lynch law simply substitutes one
ey for another II may certain extent rid the land
OF thieves but IL fs the land with blood and murder
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Ratazzi was conveniently ILL., as he has been ever
since the session commenced Mellana his intimate
by Mari went to prove that France had promised
non-intervention on certain conditions and that il
was Ratazzis fault if the intervention had taken
those conditions p Mari looked from right to left
and answered Nothing; on which Mellana said,
sneeringly, well il you don't know them do
tion in tho State-a coup Getat-the suspension Of
liberty.
Mari, in immense embarrassment, ,murmured that he
difficulty taking up the thread Of his DISCOURSE
bled on against Ratazzi. The speaker came to his
aid and said il was late, and the sitting ended.
Tomorrow we are to have 1" decisive battle"-so
they say But the English steamer starts on Tuesday
and must post tonight.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

find nor the number of his house, you may discover
convenience is very great one and this list of
itself occupies 500 pages of close type. The
Commercial Section, which gives names Of all per
sons in business fills over zoo pages the Court D
goo pagee The Trades Directory in COO pages col
lects the of all persons in business arranged
under their respective trades or professions-a the
themselves There are, besides. Official, Law. Par
liamentary, Postal, City, Clerical, Conveyance and
Banking Directories. each complete in itself, and
pess easy of reference and exact to be above
all praise. Somebody has taken the trouble to cal
culate that it contains 4OOO,OOO words-as many as
tweIay closely printed octave volumes. Not the
least wonderful thing about il is its cheapness the
price being 80 shilliugs, about 81 SO in gold
a. W, e.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
THE FENIANS.
ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF THE FENIAN HEAD
QUARTERS IN PARIS

ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF THE FENIAN HEAD
QUARTERS IN PARIS.
BRUSSELS Jan. G.-Le NOrd tnewspaper) has re-
eeiyed intelligence from Paris that the headquarters
OF the Fenan Brotherhood on the continent have
been discovered in tho FaubouTg du Temple in Paris
and have been seized by the French police A large
quantity of letters and documents, revealing the
nlans of the organization, and list of the Head
Ceuters of the Brotherhood were found on the
premises. and have been forwarded by the French
authorities to London. The account in lie Nord also
states that among the documents brought to light
was one containing the details of plot for destroy
ipc portion of the British Channel feet by fire.
Other papers Of similar character have been dis
covered all of which have been placed IN the hands
of the British Government
EXAMINATION IN THE CLERKENwELL AFFAIR
LONDON, Jan. 3-Evening.-The examination OF
Desmond. Allan and others. alleged to beimpheated
in the Clerkenwell Jail Explosion. has resulted so
far in producing no satisfactory evidence as to their
criminality, and leaves the affair almost as much
mystery as it was before the investigation COM
uenced. The magistrate has adjourned the exam
ination one week.
ANTICIPATION OF AN OUTBREAK IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Jan. S.-Lord Strathnairn, the Com
mandernChief of the forces in Ireland, is actively
engaged in disposng his troops to meet possible
outbreak. Particular attention is directed to the
Counties of Cork and Tpperary. in which eStraordi
nary precautions are being taken. The banks of the
River Shannon and the west coast of the island are
guarded with increased vigilance to prevent land
ing The police in all the large cities. especially IN
the south, are unusually active and watchful.