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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
ALABAMA.

AN ORDER REGULATING THE MANNER OF CON
DUCIING ELECTIONS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 27.-The following
important order was issued to-day:
HDoRs.. DISTRICT or AIABAMA.l
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan -, 1865 !
Pursuant General Orders No IG current series from
Headquarters Of the Third Military District at the elcc
ton held the State Of Alabama In accordance
orders No 1O series OF 1857 the polls shall
be opened at than three precincts in each county
the State and said polls shall be kept oDen and votes
received hereat for four days instead OF two days any
thing in General Orders No 02 10 the contrary nOtwith
standing Ali public bar-TOOms, saloons and other places
the sale Of liquors at the county seats and all other
places where the polls shall be opened VIII be closed
from o'clock ~ the evcnng Of the third day OF Fehru
ary till 6 o'clock I'm the morning of the sh day OF fchu
ary 1868 By order OF Breyet Brig Gen. Julius Hayden
s. C. GREENE, Capt Gath Inf, Brcyot Maj |. . A, AA1
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 27.-The COnven-
On was engaged to-day in the consideration Of the
port OF the Finance Committee, which recommends the
evyng OF special tax 10 defray the expenses OF the
Convention and the credit Of the state The
Committee recommended that the pay OF be 81
per day and 20 cents mileage payable in bills receivable
OF the State
Considerable excitement followed the adjournment Of
the Convention growing out Of assault upon reporter
Of The Mercury by OF Collector Mackey President
OF the Convention account OF abusive article in
tO-day's Me1c1fyu
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JAMES MOTT.

James Mott the husband of Lucrctia Mott,
died Sunday morning at the residence OF his son in
law George W. Lord IN Brooklyn in the soth year Of his
age He born at Manhasset. Long Island. IN l7ss,
but when a very young he moved To Philadelphia.
During the religious controversy which long troubled
and ultimately divided the Society OF Friends Mr. Mott
took active part In support Of the Lberasts" He
also cordial sympathizer with the opponents OF
negro slavery, aud In 1870 signed the famous
DECLARATION OF sentiments" which Initiated. under the
leadership OF William Lloyd Garrison, that great
movement for the emancipation OF the eolored race:
The DAYS Of his life devoted 10 the maturing Of
plans OF government and instruction for The Quaker Col
iege at swathmOre, near Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
PROBABLE POSTPONEMENT OF THE COLE
MURDER TRIAL.

ALBANY, Jan. 21.-The trial of Gen. Cole for
the murder Of l. Harris Hscock did not come up to-day
before Judge Peckham, expected. District
Attorney Smith privately announced his determination
to call the case tomorrow morning. when an argument
would arise Oh a postpone for few weeks, but
one OF the counsel for the prisoner announced that
the counsel engaged the have agreed upon post
ponemont until the next term of the Court.
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ALBANY.
NETWORK STATE LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. a. 1868.
PLACE OF HOLDING COURTS ~ wEsTCHEsILR
COUNTY.
The bill fixing White Plains as the place for
holding the Circuit Courts and the Courts OF oyer and
Termner in Westchestcr County for the years zoos and
lsCg, was passed.
PIERS AND wlIARYEs on HARLEM RIVER.
Mr. GENET introduced bill authorizing the erection
Of piers and wharyes Harlem River below second ave
The Senate adjourned.
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LOUISIANA.

NEw-ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-The steamer Emer-
hence FOR Cincinnati sunk at Tuuica Bend Saturday
evening three lives reported lost The cargo con
sstDg principally OF between 600 and COO hOgsheads Of
sugar, and the boat, are total loss
portance transpired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
A II. STEPHENS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27-Ihe Hon. A. II
Stephens OF Georgia Is IN this city experimenting th
publication Of his History Of the War between th'
States" issued by the National Publishing Company III
will remain here two three weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

Mr. SUMNER offered the IouoNiue
HssOircd the Attorney General be directed 10 inquire
there IA at present the Constitution Of the Board OF directors ~ a'
instance 81 violation 81 lo pro
visions CONTAINED n chapter ZIG ofthe laws Of 1896 reading
ows. majority the directors 81 the railroad company lreier
being DE Hudson River RaoId COMPANY hereby moor
pcae shall reside 10 ~ which The railroad s he con
c,ed and tic shall director other railroad
COMPANY this state instance instances asceane
occurred institute proceedings FOR Enforcing compliance
with The law - - q,
Debate arising the resolution was laid on the table ana
the House adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The Rev w. G. Van
Meter Of the Howard Mission, NewYork il here at work
for the Home for Little Wanderers. In four OF cur
churches yesterday he collected nearly ~ 500 and found
homes for than 80 children. He accompanied by
several OF the children from the Home and will hold
meetings ia sOue of OnT churches during tho week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
Suicide IN BUTFALO.

BUFFALO, n. y, Jan. 27.-Gotlcb ROpp. a
German aged 30 years, from Michigan committed suicide
Yesterday by shooting himself IN the month with
yolver KOpp labOring under temporary 1T OF IN
sanity. lie was visit t0 n brother In this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

continue this sort Of thing "a 10 vote for Radicals and
JacObns IN preference 10 Democrats! Three hundred
thousand Northern sleeping in southern graves
How many Of these were bOndhOlders ana wealthy
nabObsf Poor man ponder must you always DC the stlc
the rich and arrogant arbTeedersl They are now
trying TO get up ano Ter war for you to fight out and die
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
ARKANSAS

MEMPHIS, Jan. 27.-Ihe appeals Little Rock
special to-day says the Convention engaged the discus
sion OF the contested OF Ashley County, without
coming 10 any definite conclusion.
On motion OF Mr. Mcclure the OF the hall was ten
deed 10 the Democratic State Convention which meets
to-day, when the Convention adjourned till Wednesday.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 27.-Mr. c. H. Pratt of
State Line City Ind late suter the Federal army cut
his throat last night at the Commercial Hotel with
pocket knife. Cause, nteInper0nee.
A desperado named Mariner. in an ARRAY AT symond
was shot tunes with pistol, and cut with He
died at a. IA. yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
ASSEMBLY,.
BILLS INTRODUCED

BIDS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. WALLISON-TO create Twenty
first Ward In Brooklyn.
By Mr.. SIIERMAN-To authorize the City of Newbureh
10 bonds in aid of certain railroads Also Tor
street railroad In the City OF Newburgh.
BY Mr. RAYTo promote the interests OF small STOCK
holders IN railroads.
BY Mr. j. l.. FLAGG-TO enable the State to manulac-
tuTe boots and shoes at the Auburn Prison. .
The SPEAKER presented a communication rom INC
Mayor of Newlo rk containing estimates of expenses OF
the heads of departments In the NewNOfk city Govern
ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

NEW POSTAL FAcILITIEs-The Post-Ohice
Department have caused be constructed and are now
locating all the way stations the line OF the New
York and New Haven Railroad where the express trains
do not stop novel cOntryance for holding the mail
bags IN an elevated aud convenient position to be caught
by another ingenious contnyance attached to the oatsdo
Of the macrs and under the charge Of the mail agents.
called catcher" as the train dashes by at lgntdi1s
speed. BY the arrangement which Is expected 70
go into operation Tomorrow, It VIII be unnecessary 10
send mail agent with accommodation train III Orer
TO collect and distribute the way mails The mail agent
on board OF the express train can perform the entire
work wherever they at hours to suit the POsOe0
Department and IL is understood that the transportation
OF the mails the road will be arranged
TO conform to the hours OF running the express trains OF
that the movements OF the latter will be arranged TO meet
the views OF the POst-Ofce authorities. The morning
mails for NewHayen and intermediate places ~ well az
beyond will be of by the o'clock Boston express,
instead OF by the o'clock m accommodation as mere
tofore and the afternoon way mails by the 3p NJ Boston
express. instead OF 345 as heretofore 50 that tnose
living at the Will hereafter receive their
morning mails about hour LATER and the afternoon
mails about hour earlier The residents OF some places
on the line have hitherto only been favored with ono
mail day. but IT is anticipated that under the new ar
rangement they VIII reap the advantages Oh IheieaSed
facilities Of communication.
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iAnRouneemel.ii

HAVE WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
always at hand. It coughs srd colds ius,auteT
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Communication.
iinnHniFHIIon.

IkIsTkk h0ods IAFPIF ADAs JK-HfILNF-y
Sunday. Jan. %. 1904
A. special meeting held the above Goa
gegati0n the following resolutions unanimously aiopii
Rd That The thanks u this Congregation emilrn due sa
Metropolitan Pre- for iAr Bce'
and manly eterOH. 10 ertugg the Are saturday the 10Th INST
To them alone attribute the safety Of Temple om % 80
R,sort That also tender gs'eia aeAnoN me-. 70
Police Department Of the Twentieth Ward Tor their fasbe services t
and charity fLesrt philanthropy sal
friendly eIous exhibited BY Mr. Cirev. nhcr ~ Ih hs
occasion, saving Temple from de oFn riess es
forth ony admiration gratitude but tie unAn nAhA'"
every member of our Congregation .., -. II, -
Rsorsd That copy the above be seat 70 ih ne
parties ~ gris,, ., 'As o"''' OF ''l''e'~
l.: tt%aSSha,x,,pr,, Committee.
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THE GrTTYsBuRG LOTTERY

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. 21.-Bills were intro
duced in both the and House tonight Ia repeal
the Gettysburg Asylum BILL but no final action was
taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

The THIEF COMPELLED TO BE Ills OWN IN
yoEsEA JEWELL The best defense against burglars bsiI know
oLJOHS RUDpKRKow. Far than bars bolts
The best protection yet devised against
burglars. EDWIN LTCHFIELp. once BrRGLSK ALARa TgLK
GRAPH, No. 2Ol Broadway l.. HotxEs.
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Tile THEE CoNfprIIEr

An eminent divine says. THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP gives ,igor aud buoyaucy OF spirits
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fincI q Chandon Champasne.

tf,., ,. q 81, ,bicrspt sf Chsltors viz
IMPERIAL 1GRREE sEALl vEgzlSAl aad Fbth Dr. sLLbRr
Ip tiF FyCFiItNT VINTAGE OF 1863 hss Do ra tie
tou Of the nahe 10 especially 70 The WIN IMPERIAL
[ Wi,s AZ. sale al OIL frst class dealers ines 10
ths city. 49, ",
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THE CoNsTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

ALBANY, Jan. 27.-Thc Convention met this
evening. and after reading the journal Of Friday, adj
jOurncd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
Sp,tial autit,s.

The dust which arises from the sitting Of ashes
is very pe1sag bat se;s through the eston se' Of
MAGIC ASH-SIFrRR.
Union Republican General Committee.-An adjourned
meet Nc Of wall be held AZ Headquarters No -
Broadway southwest TW ST. on iOhopl ~ mn
ING, Jan %. At u O'Clock
PpncruA attendance Is desired -,
Ws DKrsNosD a. FREEMAN }. PlTHlAs, Charnss
=. SrRON6)
Public pIeeting-A Special Meeting Of the FESToN CRNTRAL
CAMPAGS CLUB held WEDNESDAY. Jan 20 AZ Head
quarters cor Boadssy and Twenty secoIdst y O'CLOCK m lac
fx.cu Con will their organization
SPECIAL EOTICR-The Local vicePesents Secretaries ana
DELEGATES from Assembly District organizations
oued 10 evnnz at the place a. o'clock lot
e purpose organng accordance With Articles And 81 The 90"
After the transaction Of regular es.insss '1e HGH N
SHAW the Hon d. CULVER, an the non r u ""
address the C.ge u AbDh' rie'ne''
K 81 JiKs, ls...s,,5.,
1n,erican Institute Farmers' Ciub.A Meeting Of ns
cinh rl be held TO-DAY TUESDAY, r2S az O'clock ~ ns
,oo, Of lie Intute the Cooper B1imng MI LYMAN ill
The Pasture Lads VI Iie South Al Afste
fgrsslaisi "hpp''"s" " JOHy W CHAMBERS s.er,t,rr
-yeiing Chairs from go % SO sith Tor 10 %
inNHiioF the hands pf5ft ard guide
outdoor use An, one child % i've Psb
person abon Invahds carriages .. e. o. ,yir
stamp FOR circular STEPHEN W. Shii.-. &%------..-.-
All the Family sewing.
DARTLErTS REVERSIBLE SEWING MACHINES ~ 'a
reliable machines They made for Of hand
styles Machine and Needle Depot No 80 .Baiai,>
NeN York
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GROCERY IN TFNTH-AvF.
STATUE OF LINCOLN TO BIZ PLACED IN TIT
STATE HOUSE

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 21.-The Monumental Com
mtee appointed Gov Hayes. W g. Deshler. and Joseph
Sulvaut. OF this city, committee To contract win
Nh T. Jones OF Cincinnati for marble bust OF President
Lincoln be placed in the rounda Of the state House q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
FIRES.
IN WORCESTER.


WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 21.-S. X. Heywood
cos boot mauufactury, corner Of Lincoln square aud
MaiI-st was partially destroyed by fire this morning
The loss Is estimated at s20OO The property Is insured
for s. 900 I'm the Security Insurance Company OF New
York 5000 In Home Of New Haven, and 5000 in the
Peoples OF Worcester. Pennman Harrington, grOcefs
in an adjoining building, were damaged by water bui
are fully insured. The o1gn Of the fire Is unknown.
IN SEDALIA, NO.
SEDALIA Mo-. Jan. 27.-A fire occurred this
morning which destroyed the buildings occupied by
the Mcssrs orschem. dry goods dealers Messberger
Co liquors; Minor scebe, stoves aud tiuwarc Bard
house, The three first named establishments lost pretty
much everything; the others saved portion OF then
stock The loss II estimated at $4,000. Insurance small
IN SrREETSVILLE, ONTARIO.
SrcFTT.yILLE Ontario Jan. 27.-'Thc eXten-
slvo linen mills owned ny Messrs Godcrham Woot'
were destroyed by fre SATURDAY last Loss 100000
Discount on American Invoices fOI the week, - PEI
cent.
GROCERY IN TENTU-ANf.
Henry Frcy's grocery. at No. 1Oi Icnth-ayc.
damaged by fire yesterday 10 the extent Of fl.5m
Insured James Bankers liquor store, Mt No 100 sue
aimed 81 damage by fire and water Insured by city
companies. No. sal, occupied dwelling by Mrs Byr
was damaged to the eXhnt of $500. Insured.
OHCLOrH FACTORY Al MAsFETH l.. l.
ON SUNDAY morning the extensive oilclOth
works. owned by Messis. Simpson 4 Co. ~ Maspcth. l.
L. were totally destroyed by fire About rs persons haN
been thrown ont OF employment The origin OF the fire
unknown
INCENDIAEIsM At UNION HILL, j.
a haystack, belonging to John Morgan Oi
Union Hill, y. fired by an incendiary yesterday
morning and damaged ~ the extent ofE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

New London will fit ont bark, brig. and
sehoOners for the Greenland whale fishery ncX Sprns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
BRIcK POMEROY's RIYAL.

There is paper called The SentiRel-on-the-
Borde issued at Louisville KY aud edited by Alfred 5
Kiero which is rapidly Overtakng in its peculiar no
tOroy The La Crosse Democrat which claims TO be the
leading Democratic journal in the West We clip few
paragraphs from the only copy 81 The Sentinel that We
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23

NEW York, April 23.-August Belmont
has received dispatch from Mr.. Sneed,
secretary OF the democratic committee, da-
ted Macon, Ga. which says the constitu-
ton is undoubtedly defeated. Nothing can
change the result except such frauds as
will be too gross not to be palpable.
Gen. Gordon has been elected Governor
Of Georgia BY a surprisingly large MAORI.
ty. The counties which have the lareest
negro majositiss have oil gone democratic.
One Of the matrons in the Orphans AZ
sylum. 10 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, has
bsen arrested, charged with committing :
horrible outrage upon boy ten years Of
age, an inmate Of the institution. n pun.
ishment for disbehavior on his psrt. She
poured kerossos over his person and sst I,
on FIRE, burning him 20 badly that . surgic.
d operation will have 10 b. performed.
Il was discovered on Tuesday By Times
4 Co.. No. so Wall street, that k33. OOO
worth Of bonds, belonging to the firm, had
mysteriously disappeared. The police hav,
been notified, but AZ yet have not learned
who committed the robbery.
The total amount OF insuranc, on the
lives Of the killed and wounded by the late
accident on the Erie Railroad, near Porl
Jervis, is $ll4.00 of this the Railway
Passengers Assurance Company Of liar,
ford, has $3l 900; the Travellers Insuranc,
Company; So, 900; the knickerbockcr Lii,
Insurance Company, $4,000, and tn,
Guardian Mutual, $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23
MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-About half past
three o'clock this morninga fire broke out
In the extensive wholesale Drug store Of
Blowcurd 4 Co., eli north Of Main street
which was entirely destroyed, together
with Grumslsy's & Co., clothing store, T.
4 y. Spesk 4 Co fancy goods and notions
aud Langsdof ( Rosenteen, fancy goods
and notions, all adjoining each other on the
south, also Jas. Iarmt, hats and
caps occupying room over Blowcurd
d Co, building on the north end, by Clark
Bucl 4 Co., and occupied by them as
bank on the ground hoor, and around the
corner o. Dave street, by j. L. Crawford,
genllemens' furnishing store OurT 4 Go. .
boos store; J. f Leail and Farren Cham
pin, cellar; up stairs by G. G. Confer &
Co.; price current office, and r. p. Studley
( Co , job printers.
The loss by the fire is estimated at .
million dollars or upwards, but 10 pretty
we'll covered by insurance. This is the
mort extensive and disastrous confiagra-
ton " have had since the burning Of the
I.indcl Hotel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23

CaIcAao, April %. : Tommy Floyd and
Pat Burke had pugilistic encounter yes
terday, near the city limits, for = stake OF
500, and to settle the question Of Irish or
Welsh ascendsncy After eight rounds had
been fought, Floyd begged off
The Executive Committee charged with
making arrangements for the forthcoming
National Republican Convention in this city
held meeting last evening to consider the
propriety Of erecting a wigwam, for the ac-
conmodation Of the Convention. After
freely debating the question it was laid over
Tor further consideration at a subsequent
| meeting.
In the United States District Court, yes
terdiy, Judge Drummond decided the mo-
ton IN the Rock Island Railroad case,
which was to discharge the attachment for
contempt OF court. The motion was not
sustained on technical grounds. The de-
\ murrer 10 the bill was then argued, which
vas continued during the whole day and
Was not concluded when the court ad-
| journsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April rs Hon. John A.
Kasson, recently in Europe, commissioned
from our post office department TO effect
postal treatise with foreign powers, 10 now
in this city preparing report Of his official
actien.
Gen. Logan he's an impeachment speech
Of 90 pages in type.
The managers meet ct 10 o'clock this
morning to arrange the order Of their
speeches under the new rule.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Boutwell,
speech to-day, Mr.. Nelson, Of the Prssi.
dents counsel 10 expected TO take the 6sor
file argument will probably not b finished
before Tomorrow evening.
Official accounts from the Indian country
confirm the statemest that the Indian hos
tilities will be renewed in the North Wcs
this summer. Gen. Sherman, who has lsf
Washington with the intsntion Of proceed
ing dirsstly 70 the Isdian country, vii
doubtless report Immediately to The Govern
mont authoritiss the exact prospects o
peacs Or var With the various tribes.
The argumeut filsd by manager Loga
yesterday, makes % columns in to-day
Globe.
SEHATs COURT opened In the usu,
form. Mr.. Grimes offered On order that Ii
court meet hereafter a II o'clock, but b,
ing objected 70 Il wee laid over.
} At 1880 NJ. Boutwell, resumed bic q
dress. when NJ. Boutwell, had conclude
at los, on metioa the court took . rscei
Of 10 minutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23

Lospox, April 2a.-John Bright presid-
-, n..r ~ immense audience of anti erv.
ties al Spurgeon's church last night. =
Mr. Brish. made an eloquent spe ech on the
Irish church question. A resolution favor
ing the abandonment of al, religion. sects
In ireland was adopted.
Late dispatches from Japan represent
that country in anarchy. a boats crew Of
French corvette had been cruelty butcher.
ed BY the natives, and they bad also CON-
PEELED all foreign agents except English. to
haul down their flags.
MADRID, April 23.-Narvaez, Prime Min.
ister, died this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23

SAsDrsKr, April ga fire at Carey, O i,
last night, destroyed block Of seven build
ings and damaged several adjoining. Loss
$4,000.
Cincinnati, April 23.-Hubbs. Patrick 4
Cos wharf-bcat at Evansville. Indiana, con-
tanning 1850 sacks Of corn. 200 barrels Of
whiskey, and some miscellaneous freight,
vas destroy Cd BY fire yesterday. ll6 bales
o. hay on the warf. also was destroy 3D.
$4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23

Gen. 0faut received yesterday from Gen.
Napier's headquarters In Ably ss,nis. a mum.
Der Of photographs Of the camps aud POSI-
tons OF the Eng lish army ia that regi0r.
The additional clerrships recently au-
thorixed by Congress TO be appointed in the
Second Auditors Office. for the purpose VI
settling soldiers bounsips, have all been
made; and in accordance with the direc-
tons to give prs ference 10 soldiers and sai-
lors, bine ten,hs Of those appointed hsve
served In the ntn;y and navy
During intervals Of bis ILLNESS Mr.. stan
berry has from tins 20 time. by cave Of his
physician, dictated To his Secretary the M
sitsons mnsl points which he had ID confem-
plaiicn Ter his speech on the Impeachment
tria'. as there ire some doubts whether
be Sjil be able personally 70 appoar boCoso
the 0snaAe, bis afgu0ont will b died,
AZ consultation 0fthe Prosideut'e coun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23

C0tC00O M0fA0es
By telegraph April 70.
Fleur-Quiet, and held firm for good end
choice e adss spring extras.
Wheat-Firmer sad in fair demand; No. !
spring at 2.ls@2.l7 No. spring st 3.03Xe
9.03.
Corn Strong and higher. at s7k0s7l< for
No. s4N185tor new.
Oats Better but quiet, At e3Llts.
Rye-Unsettled and nominal, a $50 for
No. /.
Barley-Dull aud small sales ct $50.
Provisions Strong.
Pork Gensrally held higher, at q. 90, and
firm.
Lard--l7jf good brands cannot be had for
less.
Bulk Meats Firmly held but quiet shoul-
ders, l11lGlix; short rib, 10 short clear,
l5s<@i6.
treights-Quiet; 10 for corn II for wheat TO
Buffalo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23
LOUISIANA.

Nsw OaLsAns. April 2s.-Mej. Henry @.
Rabsnett, Of the First United States Infan.
try committed suicide Yesterday.
No Official returns Of the votes cast have
yet been made. further returns gives
a slight increased democratic majority.
Thirteen parishes give majority aeaisst
the Constitution, six parishes are IN favor,
and two or three give very large msiositisa
for the Constitution. The msjorities against
the Constitution arc small. The result in
the State is still extremely doubtful.