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TgLEeRAPH COMPANIES.

new sAterprss TO Dc known as the Nation
Telegraph Company has been organized with val
uabls franchises conferred By a recent act of Con-
grass for the purpose Of establishing Trunk lines Of
Telegraph on ali the principal railroads and mail
routes in the United States. The stock ia to be
issued upon the principle as that of the Asr-
chants Union Express Company. which recently
commenced operations. The design is to interest
the entire business community in the enterprise.
This is done, not 50 much to dispose Of the stock
to secure the business Of the country through
which the lines pass.
Tbs Capital is to be
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OEKTnFECATEs.

Extract from letter received from Prof. Z. A.
Robbins, Composer and Author "New Nsthod
Teaching Pianoforto:"
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aTTTTIss rae ArRG.

skTTONAL HAL.
PSydFaR street,
rVRES FRANKLTN AND LIBERTY SITS.
undersignsd respectfully informs the public
4 aishas leased this now, large, and commedious
I sna that CoioFsd
PUBLIC BALL
! given therein oyery Wednesday and satuF-
s.qa;ug. The Anls will be rented to associations
ssiYiduAls Tor meetings, balls, concerts, aoireea,
e reasonable TERMS
aioasion to be made TO
TSKDOR STITCH, lessee,
Mr No. 2so1S Lafayette street.
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Rev j. b. Hague, Principal sE the HadsOn Eenale
Aoademy and author Of the beautiful Oantata, The
Return of SPRING" SO favoFably noticed in the New
York Musical World, writes;
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PASSENGERS YRoN New YoaE.--The
steamship Cortes, Captain Whitman, Of the
Cromwell line, from New York, arrived
here Sunday night with the following pas
sengers:
Major General George Sykes. n. Morgan,
Jr, D. r. Malisin, James L. Ryan, John
Murphy, Master D. Bernstein, Simeon
Max.
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lob PBIETIEa.


ni Heohs and sheet Music haand In AM
lie cns1amor. Meme bat tha nacsi akiii
ase erapio5od. Al Vogk warranted 4
se,ioa. aHd win Be dsna a. lou a. ans
leAmsHs q tha ciss. Particular ss1snaasa
Alndfdf rnlinr ap11 6I "
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q OFnMA noUsE-

Tuesday, March az, 1885,
IA performed BoilsaeAu's Opera. in two acts
La DAME BLANCHE.
,.,alvde with Vaudeville in one aet,
IsrsssaT. Il srch iB-Beaeft Of ~. Picot-Ouil-
sams Teli-Wiiiia@ Teil-Grand Opera IN nvS
- .,;ng al ~ o,clock precisely. mhI7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-17

The Washington correspondent Of lhe
Louisville C5Hier telegraphed Friday even
ing that serious appreheasions Gil the miads
Of Mr.. JOhnson's friends u The trial should
Be speedily concluded.
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Official JOURNAL OF THE CITY Of NEW ORLEANS
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aleir 0rleats @epmhlieatr.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIVE UNITED STATES
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Aotaal OapitaI Required

TIE Company confidently believe that thirtyhve
percent of the Capital Stock will construct and
fully equiv
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ST. CHARLES TREATRE-st. Charles street.
cngagement of Miss Alice Kingsberry. Child Of
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rrcE.-Doors open at quarter 10 I. Overture
..'umenee a. half psss precisely. Seats can be
s6one day In advance,
sr p. GLEASON. Treasurer.
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ARTUsRAIENTs TMIs EVENING.

OFFICNL JOURNAL OF TAE REPuBICAN PARTY.
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..esday Eysning- -Beaeft otLuUIsIANA RE
|tfEF LODGE No. 1.
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a..snd night Of the great sensation drama OF
oHTnD or TEE SAVANNA
..;,h the Elan Star. ALICE KTNGSBURY. will
-, har c.raak elininal ellaraotsr Of JELQLA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
new YORK.

New YORK, March 10 AT a meeting OF
the Chamber of Commerce to-day, General
Walbridge offered preamble on the sub
Jet OF cheap freiehis letween New York
and the West, concluding with resolutions
that the general prospect Y of the COM
mercial community can best be promoted
by the various divergent railroads which
have their common ,ermin in this city :,
being retained in such instances under sep
arale and independent management. having
in view the common welfare of the several
roads and the people u. large. that this sub
iect be referred to committee for their
consideration and report at special meet
ing OF the Chamber on the 10Th inst.
General Walbridee said that the rates for
heavy freight from Philadelphia and Balii-
more, by railroad to the West, we've from
three to five dollars a ton less than from
New York. Freights were alec chcape.
from Boston 10 the West than from New
York.
Mr.. Dodge said the subject was one OF
much importance 1t costs seventy cents
hundred to send heavy goods from this city
to Cincinnati, while IL costs only forty cents
hundred 10 send them from Boston. A
line of propellers runs from the latter city
to Baltimore, connecting with the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. This line takes freight
to the West at much lower rates than they
can be sent from New York, and the COM
mercc OF this city is suffering from this
cause.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed and committee appointed to present .
report on the subject.
The female institute of Rev. Mr. Walls,
OF Englcwood. jersey, was burned this
morning; loss 100000
The Lincoln monument for Prospect Park,
Brooklyn. has arrived, and will be sc, no
next week
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 12-Attorney Gen.
eral Stanberry rendered hts resignation last
night, for the reason that he wishes TO be
unincumbercd by official duties and re-
straints in his future actions as counsel for
the President before the Senate. Mr. Stan
berry has been in consultation with the
President the greater part of the day, and
it Is understood that the resignation Will be
accepted
The Committee of Ways and Means, it is
understood have arrived at the conclusion
that the full amount OF revenue required Tor
carrying on the Government can be raised
from the following:
Distilled spirits 81 600. Geo. incomes $780,
00O, 900; tobacco $25,O0o,O00; stamp duties
s25 coo ,oC0. This is about five million dol
lars IN excess OF the amount required to
carry on the Government.
Don Mariana Sanchez Tantrlalla to-day
presented his credentials to the Secretary Of
state, rs Charge D'Aflars rom Chill, and
was recognized accordingly.
The President to-day sent 10 the House
in compliance to call for Information REL
alive to the trial and conviction of Ameri-
can citizens in Great Britain and Ireland
for the last two years.
A continuation Of the report from the
Secretary OF State on the same subject.
Inc JUDICIARY OOmmittee OI tue HOUSE
to-day had under consideration PROPOSE
tion which meets some favor, looking to
the establishment OF a number of insurance
companies
The receipts Of customs for the week end
ing March It'll were S3,l036s4.
Mrs Elizabeth Dannogh was appointed
inspector Of tobacco, snuff and cigars in the
Ali Indiana District. and as successor to
her late husband
The House did not reach the vote on the
Alabama bill t. lay, but by common con-
sen; allowed il 10 % over till another time
wheI Mr. Stevens y Ill cndea9or 10 force
yoie.
There hes been much excitement to-day
attending the opening Of the impeachment
tlial. Both parties are expected 10 be ready
u appear tomorrow. The nature of the
Presidents return To the writ Of summons
Is no, positively known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

WAsHfxaroN. March iA-sRSArr -Mr
Van Wrinkle called up the House bin grant.
ing pensions to certain soldiers and sailor.
of the war Of 1912 The question was ON
the amendment by the Committee on Pen
sions. striking out the words. who are in
circumstances which render them dependent
ON other Tor support"
NJ Edmunds opposed the amendment
Messrs Sherman and Eessendeu opposed
the OIL strenuously, as an uniustifiable ex
penditure IN the present condition of the
6Dancts. The bill went over
A large numter OF private pension bills
were taken up and passed.
A quarter TO four O'Clock the Senate
went into executive session and soon After
adjourned.
H0usE.-The report of the COMMITTEES
on the question Of the fictitious dessruc,ion
ofs1S, OCT, 900 of bonds in the Treasury come
up. A long debate followed mainly affect.
ing the character OF Mr. Clarke, Superir-
tendent Of the Printing Bureau. and the
method Of printing United states bonds and
notes.
Mr- Logan took a prominent part and
eionely denounced Clarke, saying his char
acter wa damnable that IL description
could novoe read In public on acconat 81 IL
immortality.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
10 RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

ffycu are suffering or have suffered from In
voluntary discharges. what eject does il pro-
duee upon your general heslshs DO you feel
weak. deb,iitascd. easily tired' Does . lissle
EXTRA exeriion produce palpissticn ofthe heart
Does your liver, or urinary organs. or your KID
neya, frequently get ont OF order' is your
urine sometimes thick. milky or focky. or Ia II
ropv on settling, Or does thick scum rise to
the top, Or 10 . sediment 81 the bottom after
IL has stood awhile, do you have spells Of
abort breathing or dyspepsiss Are your bow
els constipateds DO you have spells OF fsinsang
or rusn-s Of blood to the heads Il your men,
ory imp paired, Is your nind constantly dwell
ling upon this subject DO you feel dull. list
iess, moping. tired Of company. Of life' DO You
wish u be LEFT alone. TO get away from evsry-
bodyi bees any little thing make yos start or
jump, I. your sleep broken or restlesss 10
che lustre Of your eye ~ brilliant Tie bloom
on yons cheek a. BRIGHT Do you enjoy your
self in society a. vcii' DO you pursue your
business with the same energy DO you feel -
much confidence in yourself, Arc your spirits
duh and Tagging. gwen 10 hts Of melancholy
n so, do not lay >, /, your liver or dyspepsia
Have you restlers tnights, Your back wesk,
your knees weak, and have but little appetite.
ssd you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver COM
plant, ~-4-.
Now. reader, self abuse, vsnsreal disease
badly cured. and sexual excuses, are all caps.
bic OF producing . weakness of the gsncrativs
organs. The organs Of generation, when In per
feet health. make the nan. Did yon ever think
taat those bold. defiant, energetic, persevering,
saccessful business men are always those whose
eenerative organs ere In perfect he.lth' You
never heard such men complain ofbeing mslss-
choly. Of nervousness. of psipitatiop Of the
heart They ere never afraid they cannot sue
essd In business; they don't become sad aud
discouraged they arc always polite and pleas
ant in the company Of ladies. and look them
right in the face none Of your downcast looks
Or any other meanness about them. do not
mean those who keep the organs icfammed by
cunning to excess. Thess will not only ruin
their constitutions, but also those they do bust
ness with or for.
Il How many men from badly cured disea,ess
from the effects Of self abuse and excuses, have
Brought about thnt state Of weakness In those
organs that has reduced the general system so
much ~ to induce almost every other form Of
dissAse-tdiocy. lunacy, paralysa, spinal alice
tions. suicide. and almost cvcry other form 81
disease which humanity 10 heir TO. and the real
cause Of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and
have docsored for all but the right one Dis
eases Of these organs require tbs use Of Du-
retc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
Notice in Bankruutcv.

NHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THR
L 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1853 warrant In Bank
OF Davenport, 10 the County OF Scott, and State
OF Iowa, who hiss been adjudged bankrupt, OH his
own petition. That the payment of any debts and
delivery OF any property belonging 10 such bankrupt
10 him or for n and the iran-er OF any property
by him, are for ldcn by law. That meeting OF the
creditors OF The said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts
and choose one more assgnees OF his estate. will
I, West Secord street. IN the city OF Davenport. be-
fore NJ NJ. Prce, Register, on the 10th day Of
April, A. ID. lsi'. ut 10 clock, A. NJ
mchl3 doawii-,ti q. W. CLARK,
T.. MArSha, ms Messenger. Dist. of Iowa.
3. Z. BgoMN, Mooney for pettloner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of Iowa
In the matter OF Sage o. Butler, Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of said Sage o. butler. and all
other persons interests
CIRS: YOU ARE HEREBY T1F18D,
- that petition has been filed hid Court
By Sage y. Butler, of the City Of - cetins. in
said District. duly declared Bankrupt under
the Act of Congress Of March I'd. 1867. for .
discharge. and certificate thereof, from ell his
debts, and other claims provable under sac Act,
and that the 18th day Of April, A d. 1868, ct
the hour of ten o'clock A. n. Of said day. 10 g.
signed for the hearing of the same. before the
said Court, at Chambers, at Ottumwa, Iowa; ;
when and where you may attend snd show
cause il any you have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not b granted.
You are hereby further notified that . third
meeting Of the creditors Of the said .. o. Butler,
for the purposes provided in Section ssth Of The
Act of Congress % March IN. 1857, will be held
on the 7th day Of April, A. D. 1865. ct the hour
of ten o'clock A. n. Of said day, before the
Hon NJ. N. Price. Register, n his office. No
West Second street, in the City Of Davenport,
Scott county, State Of Iowa, when and where
you can be present if you desire 70 be.
mch13-dsw -iri. TAOS. HANNA,
Atty for said Bankrupt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
Notice In Banlkruptcy.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That on THE
y 18th day Of March, 4. b. 1868. wazrens 70
nsnkroptcy was issued against the estate Of
Philip ,. noe, Of Lyons, In the County Of Clin.
ION, and State Of lows, who has been adjudgsd 2
bankrupt, on his own petition. That ths pay
msnt Of sny debts and delivery Of any property
use, and the transfer Of snv nroperty By him
are forbidden BY law. That ! meeting Of TIE
creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove Their
deoes and choose one or more assignees Of hla
estate. viii be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. to
o holden at No. I. West Heeon,l street, IN the
City Of Davenport, before u. n. Price. Register,
on the iith day Of April, 4. D. ISIS: as 10
o'clock A. n. a ". CLARK,
v. 3: Aarshal, = Messensee. Dist. ofIewa.
kisis bno1aoas. Attesneys T. Potitiooer.
0ch1o doaw .lt.ffi.
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NEW YORK.

Ngw YORK, March l3.--J. l.. Reynolds
Wooden Factory. a. South Monson, Mass.
vas destroyed BY fire yesterday. l.osi
$4,000.
Gen. Samuel veasis. Of Bangor, Maine
died in thst city last evening, aged 81 years
lie WAS President Of the Veasie Bank.
A kerossus lamp exploded in the Colun
Bite hotel in Scranton, Pa. last night and
the building vas consumed. The adjoin
ing buildings were badly damaged.
A Washington special says The rumei
that Chief Justice Chase will insist that q
least ten days shall be given TO the Prssi
dent TO prspare,is totally unfoundsd. Pros
poets Of tbs passage Of the appropriation Il
pay for Alaska look very favofsble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
eArKRUPT NOTICES.
Nofice OF Bankrunfcx.

vr~uys ~ TO GIVE N0TIJE:-rhat on N,
18Th day OF March. A. d. less. Warrsnt
II R.nkrup,cy was issued against The estate Of
rhsnsaer Cook. of Davenport. in the County az
So, and state OF Iowa, who has been "a
Judged Bankrupt, on hi. own petition. tia. the
psymsn, of any debts $, and q delivery ctany prop
~ "a me tran sfer Of anv property hy Nh,
srs ferhidden by law; that meeting Of ne
creditors - Of the said BANKRUPT, to prove their
49,. and choose one or more assiynees a, ii.
Fs,ss. will be held AZ Court Of Bankruntcv
to BE- holden a. No. Yves. second Street. II
the city Of Davenport. before N. N. Price. Reg
lister, on the sth as! Vi April. A. u. 1888,
!, 10 o clock, A. N. a. W. CLARK.
II :. Marshal. as Messenger, dat Of Iev.
up. Goes, Attorney fer Petitioner.
Aca~A1-fril
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
Notice or Bankruptcv,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE 18th
L day of March, A. d. 1855, a warran in bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate OF Clafenback =
Bro ~ Davenport in the County of Scott and State
ofIowa. who have been adjudgcd Bankrupts.on their
own petition. that the payment OF sny debts and de-
livery of any property belonging tossuch Bankvupts.
er'y BY then, forbidden by law that meeting Of
the creditors Of the said Bankrupts TO prove their
de and choose more assignees ofthsir estate
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No West Second street. in The city OF Davenport
before N. NJ. Price, Register. on the 10th day OF
April, A. d. 1865. at 10 O'Clock, A. M
mchi3-doaw- 4t-fri q. w. OZARK.
U. .. Marshal. a. Messenger, Diet. of Iowa.
s. Bronx. Attorney for Petitioner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

CHICAGO, March 1o.-W. II. Rose. cut.
Ter. No. ls0 Indiana street, was shot and
almost instantly killed to-day by the prema-
ture discharge of q gun from which he was
attempting to draw the charge.
Tie June meeting of the Dexter Park
Association will commence on the 10th of
that month. The programme has already
been decided upon, and 1t is predicted that
the coming season will be a brilliant one.
The thirteenth Illinois infsntry is to have
rt-unicn at Dixon on the 2Sth of May.
Trains are again running regularly over
the Michigan Central Railroad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

rrHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
! the lsts day Of March Ma. A; D. 1858, !.
estate Of George q. Arndt. of DAVENPORT in n.
county Of SOFT. and State of Iowa. who has
been adiudeei Renkrupt on his own petition !:
hat the pavnen, Of any debts and delivery 81
any propert, belonging to such Bankrupt t.
him. or for lis use. and the transfer of sny
property BY AIM are forbidden BY law; that .
meeting Of ths creditors Or, o. the said Bankrupt.
a.s;araas ~ his estate. will be held A. : f,o,rt
Of bankrupt to be holden a, No. ! West Sec.
and street in the city of Davenport. before N
NJ. Price. Register, on the ilth day Of April. A.
b. 1865, al lc o'clock A. NJ.
G. W. GLARE.
u. =. Marsha. AS Messenger, District OF Iewa.
Gso. s. q. pow Attorney for Petitioner.
Ia dnax .lW.fril
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEASs. March IA Hancock's
new Board Of Registration Gusts all the Re
publicans appointed by Sheridan, and aoms
Of the new members are unable TO take the
oath. Tho rebels express the hope that
this board, will enable them to defeat the
Republican State ticket. beaded by Geo.
Yarmouth.
A committee Of seven Of the Conventions
will send protes. TO Grant tomorrow.
The panic on the city notes is higher =
discount to day 30 per cent.
Considerable excitement WAS created by
the arrest Of Gov. Joshua Baker, for a.
| legged perjury. lie has bern held to bail in
100000.
Gen Hancock appointed the 18th and
18th OF April for the election on the ratiti
cation OF the convention. The registration
is to be revised five days, commencing four
teen days before election.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
Noticc in DankruDtev.

THIS 10 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
The 18th day Of March. 4. D. Isse' :
warrant IN Bankruptcy vss issued aesinse a.
700 Of A. L Horton, 81 Davsnpcst. in ~
County Of Scott. and State Of lava. vhe ~
B = r; Rs e ii: s.s p.ss
:, -. = his use and the 6ensfse Of cav prousrev
=, Mn arc forbidden By Law. That : meath -
s2e creditors Of ssid Bsakrupt. 10 prove their
.st.sr viii 10 held a . Court of Bankruptev q
be holden at MOI wess Second street. 10 The
city Of Da,nPors before Sn,; n. n. Price. Register
o'clock A. u. " W. CLARK,
II s Marsh.l, as Messenger District Of lows.
n NAss. Attorney tor Petitioner.
-.nhta dcay .4W-frl.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
rereign News BY Atlantic Gable,


LONDON, March 12-Midnight.-ln the
House Of Commons, tonight, M. Gregory
inquired what grounds the Governments in
| tend to take in regard to the use Of mixed
juriss in the trial Of foreigners in English
courts. The Attorney General replied that
the Government did not propose TO interfere
| with the decision of judges on that point
Earl Mayo, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
| said that he would seen submit TO the con-
| alteration of the House plan Tor the new
Irish University, the officers OF which were
| TO be named or read 10y Catholics, but whose
privileges were not to oe confined exclusive
| y to Catholics.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole, and resumed debate on the
grievances OF Ireland.
Mr. Hartman, member for Ireland said
that the Minister had promised reform in
Ireland, but their reform only proved to be
a commission of inquiry and a new univer-
sity-morc than this was needed to concil-
late Ireland. He deprecated tho creation
Of a new college Of the character described
by the Chief Secretary for Ireland 40 likely
to fcrmcnt sectntian bitterness and anger
Tho laiiy were satisfied with the present
system OF national schools. lie declared
that no ministerial statement had ever caus-
cd him more pain. A great opportunity
Vas lost TO conciliate Ireland, which should
no longer be ruled by English laws, Gus
toms aud prejudices. but according t. the
wishes Of the Irish people.
Mr. Robert Lowe thought there could DO
no good reaeon Why the different religious
sec,s could not agree in Ireland 40 else
where.
The existence OF Fenanism was not in
poin, a. an evidence Of discomfort, for there
was no proof that the body Of Irish people
sympsthizsd with that rsbsllious spirit
which Was confined to American agitators.
The trouble was deeper settsd il was un-
true that Ireland had been injured BY Eng.
lish legislation. General assertions we're
only msds about land grievances, but no
facts we're presented.
lie Was opposed to the system Of small
tenures urged BY Mr.. Mills and others -
not Of the highsat type Of civilization, which
II adopted would be stsrsotyped Cd Gaissm.
He was opposed to the establishments Of 4
sectarian college neither the clergy nor
laity wanted il. The proposition Was sim
ply trick Of the government to gain time
The fact was that one-tenth Of all the prop
erty in ireland was public, but was used for
the benefit Of only one out OF twelve of the
Inhabitants. This was the great evil, and
it Was . scandalous one
Thos. Hughes made speech urging gen
ersl reform in ireland.
Mr.. Vance, In the course Of his remarks,
argued that free trade had been very ipju-
rious to ireland.
Jacob Bri ,ht forciblY denounced the
anomalies Of the Irish church establish
ment.
Mr.. Win deplorsd the beggsrly account
Of the Irish policy Of the ministry he sp-
proved Of the manly speech Of Mr.. Lowe
on the church question, and concluded With
an argument showing that such college
As was proposed vas impdssibls.
AZ IL o'clock tonight the debate still
continued.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, March 13.-The President
this afternoon accepted the resignation Of
Attorney General Stanbsry.
Messrs. McEvin, Hayes and wordon, re-
por,ers for the press, were examined by the
impeachment managers to-day relative to
the Prssidents wcstern tour. Col. w. g..
Moore, the Presidents private secretary |;
Major Mcdonald, chief clerk Of the Senate,
and Mr.. Jones. clerk in the Senate, were
also INTERCEPTED on various points.