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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

SALE OF Rock ISLAND PosTpoNED.-On
Monday forenoon last Gen. Mason received
telegraphic despatch informing him that
the sale Of the military reserve on Rock
Island had been postponed until further
orders. No reason was assigned for this
second pos,ponement Of the sale Of Rock
Island.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

WAR AND SO FoRTH.-We see it stated
that the nations tina, call themselves Chris.
t'ans, expended last year $50 millions Of
dollars IN preparing 10 destroy each other
IN war, and about 300 thousand for preach
ing The gospel TO the heather. That is a
comparison which is well calculated to n.
rouse serious reflection in some minds.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

FIRE IN PITrsBuRG.-On the 7,h inst,
fire broke out in Ryan's establishment
Oh Fifth st, building four stories high,
which, togetherwiih the Second Presby,e-
rian Church, noble ediice adjoining, was
entirely consumed. Several smaller build
ings were burned. Ryan was insured for
SIS. 200; the church for SlO,O0O Whole
loss not known, hut very heavy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

AroLoGY.-We must beg the pardon Of our read
ers for the ra,te matter this week devoted n ~.
charges Of the Wing and Register. -Reokuk Dis.
patch.
II IS seldom we see so candid nm adn,is-
sion Of an editor, who Of all persons is gen.
orally considered 10 be the bes, acquainted
with the merits This own productions.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

FIRE IN IlANNIBAL--A destructive fire
occurred in Hannibal Mo-, on Tuesday OF
last week. The steam planning mil! of
Ossley 81 Richards and the pork house of
Samuel 81 Moss were consumed. Loss es-
timated a, $1,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

The Wheeling Times SAYS hat coFs@ss
number of counterfeit one dollar bills %
Northern Bank of Kentucky, and also on hsS
Bank OF Ohio are 10 circulation. The het'@
notes are tolerabIy well executed, but lheP''s
thin and fimsy, and the signatures are 'ef
The Ohio notes are easily detected BY ihsi
engraving.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

ATTENTION! is requested to new adyer.
tisements Of Messrs. r. Y. Blakemore and
!. W. Dallam. New stores are sprinpinp
up in our midst continually, and all appear
to be doing good business; on evidence
Of tho growth and prosperity Of Davcn-
port.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

GTThe Boston papers having INDUCED in
some pleasantly about ssWaldo Howard,n The au.
thor OF the $4,000 prize tale, our co,emporary
Of The Burlington, VT, Sentinel, has his Joke as
well as the rest and the best squib of The lot il is
too
when Howard fayorite child of fame,
Got that 1hree thousand, ! know,
The sR0bber of the Rhine, became
robber ofthe rhino!n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

DAVID X. LANaDoN.- Of our citi.
zens acquainted with this young man, b
resident Of our town for some years, remem
Der him only 10 connection with criminal
transaction in which he WINS implicated. Il
guilty he was misled, as he is naturally a
welI-disposed, conscientious young man, who
would wrong no one Intentionally. We
received letter from him last week in
which he expresses coniri,on for his past
conduct and resolution TO do better; en-
closing us, as mark OF his sincerity, two
dollars to apply on small amount due Us.
It gives US pleasure TO record this moral ,ri-
umph of one who. from the associations in
which he was placed, we had feared was
lost forever to good resolutions.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20
CHOLERA.

From the ST. Louis papers wo can ascer-
tain nothing with regard, 10 tho extent Of
cholera existing in that city. Tho report
Of cemeteries, which is necessarily impcr-
feet. seldom more than one-half making re-
turns, gives on average Of from two to three
daily-a very small number for population
so large. Three deaths have occurred IN
this county, out OF town, which are said to
have been Enthusiastically cholera-two the
cases of individuals who contracted the dis.
ease on the river, the third . nervous female
in whose family one Of the victims died.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

The Washington Union ofa late date con
TONS the valcdic,ory Of Mr.. Burke, junior
editor lie says, that he rctires IN accord
ance with the understanding entered into
one year ago, and with the warmes, feelings
towards Mr.. Richie.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

NAUvoo TEMpLE.--Thc walls Of this
,aemple, owned By The Icarisns, blew dow n
during recent storm. Preparations were
in progress by the community to fit up the
building. II would have been sufficiently
large 10 have accommodated 900 persons
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

NlGHT SESSIONS are now held
House of Representatives., but very -,
the members attend them. The! ".|
tended for The use Of such MENUS
want to make speeches nj Washing n
homo consumption, and who wot'' :. n
listened 70 10 the day time, ,, n'0''
score Of members.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

BIoLoGY.--A Mr.. Ccdding 10 lecturius
upon Biology aud making quite sensation
in Dubuque. sendhim along Mr.. Tribune,
great many skeplics here.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

IMPORTANT TRIAL AND Cosynr,oy
Eihu Frazier, Thomas Clarksen F,,,.,
WiIiam Johnson, Paul Way, John Cam,
and John Pickering, implicated with ,ey,,.
al others, for aiding and lhe,,inu ii 4.
flight Of certain slaves belonging 10 NJ 4
Daggs, of Missouri, and for fafcihIy re.cr
ing said slaves from the s2sn, Of The own,
who had rccnp,urcd them in this 81,
were convicted yesterday, in the l, /
District Court now in session in lIis crv
md fined $4,000 for the offence. ri
Counsel for The defence gave nr,ce 4 !,
motion for new trial, which will tc ,r,..
ed this morEing.-Burl. Ga-.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

WEALTH OF ScoTr CouNrY.-Mr. J. a.
Orchard, the County Assessor, informs Us
that the taxable property in Scott County
according to the assessment just taken, n
mounts to SS75,0O0. Quite an increase
over former Years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

WM. Ross.-We hnd bcnrd nothing
this i,inerant Temperance Lecturer
he left the State, until we met VIII
following paragraph from the W
Whig:-
We learn from the last Chariestown tiaaJ
that Mr. VIM. Ross had commenced court ~, ii
perance lectures in New Washington, ~ mar. .a
borhood, and the day following one OF ~ ns s,l
seated by the stove, leaning back in hs . ea MI
his hands in his pockets, the keeper o. ma issd
ment drew his fist, knocked him over, ano .ssrr
the face severely, for which the 9ogssry ~
arrested and brought before another doesa!. "
who was magistrate, when the offender w. -, ~
in the extraordinary sum of ave dollars io' Wv
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

JThe first train Tor California reached
Fort kcarney April 18th. From tina,
time up 10 the 2lst4of May, 275i wagons,
With an average Of four mud bali men 10
each aud seyenty-six women in all, passed
That point. a correspondent, says ..On the
2pih of April, Sco'chman passed here with
I wheel-barrow, refusing to join any com
,pany, saying, in his own peculiar dialect,
ga, NJ, nun, kin yell all brak doom in
tes mountains, sa III gang along myseI."
Tie appeared to be man abou, 35 ye1rs Of
age, well armed, and did not appear to DO
in the loas, fa,igued."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

ROSE BUGs.--These destructive insects
are more numerous the present year than
we ever have known them in this vicinity.
Nothing appears to como amiss to their
rnpacious maws. They attack leaves oil
vines and trees, devour the puenchyma
and leave the frame work o. sksislon bang
ing BY their peiioles, On unseemiy sigh, as
though the Destroyer had Indeed pas1sg
and left the traces ofhis progress. ~ ss,!
localities they are destroying the leave &
the currant bushes and even the fruit ~
peach trees. sa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

@To ar. s. .. Dom, editor of the
Jackson Go. Democrat, we arc under obK
cations for several specimens Of what arc
evidently pe!riied hickory nuts. The hall
Of the hull Of one Of them yet remains and
they are all cracked at tho apex as if by
termination previous to pe,rlac,ion. We
take pleasure in acknowledging such iayors,
especially those that are obtained within
the limits OF our own State, as we have
quiie-l-cahinet fsuch curosities, coll ec,ed
during the nine years we have resided ID
Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20

UTFor information, we would inquire OF
our City Fathers if No. 6, essences, tue
lures and old King Alcohol himselt, come
.inder the provision Of that ordnance?--
Also, whether spirits turpeniine is inc!u-
ded?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20


Application FOR writ Of error in the case OF
Prof Webster came bctole full bench 0. the
Supreme Court this morning. The case was
argued for Mr.. Webster by Mr.. c. B. Goodrich
The jurist. raised the points that the Supreme
Court had no jurisdiction in the case and had no
right TO try Webster; that neither the Judgment
nor the sentence were in accordance with the
statute; that no records on the ordinary municipal
court, appear; that the legal sentence OF the III.
dictment does not appear 10 have been made; that
the sentence was not in accordance with the stat
ute; that said Neb-ter should be taken from Jail
whence lie came and thence 10 the place ofexecu-
ton which is in precincts.
The Municipal Court, not having the proper
primary proceedings in the case, the Supreme
Court acquired no jurisdiction. The Supreme
Cour, had no, been furnished with the records OF
the Municipal Court upon the indictment.
The argument is now proceeding.
LATER.-The argument in Prot. Webster's case has
been Closed but, aour latest adyces, no decision had
been given.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20
by TELEGR APn.
by TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN LII NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
G. A N A ID A.
Still LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, June IL.
,,o canada arrived here this morning at O'Clock
she ,ef, Liverpool on the afternoon Of the LIST inst
T,an. Houses Of Parliament were occupied BY
M commons on Wednesdays since them oy me lords.
y.a ,ohn Russell has obtained leave TO introduce
h which was rejected by the lords at the last SEES
on "a allow Baron Rothschild, 70 take his stat LOT
the city. ..,. -.
An address to her Majesty, by Lord Ash'ey' mas
been carried, asking that measures may DC "
stop all post Office labor on Sunday throughout TUG
kingdom. The address met with una'a''ins ofpo''
ton from the Cabinet. .
Profound silence Is observed by the ministers ON Al
foreign affairs. Bnsy negotiations are going on be
tween the French Cabinet and Downing Street, aho
the dead pause the quarrel is only broken BY 'ae
rumor that General La ritte win return tomorrow
The Russian ambassador has been recalled from 81
James. In the mean time, public opinion both IN Enc
land and France has summed up the controversy, de-
Gliding that there secret beyond the alleged
cause OF disputes and that while may be insisted thai
La Fte was too hasty, Lord Palnerston will in the
end be placed in position beyond doubt which Will
show that his offensive denominations after ALL arose
in self defence.
Tho decisions OF the Archer's Court in the Gorhap
case has been postponed 10 the 10th Of June.
FRANcE.-The speakers in the continued debate in
the French Assembly upon the electoral law bill have
been Lamartins, THEIRS, jules Faver, GARNER, and
Leo Faucher. All the anne ndments moved have been
defeated and the second article was carried BY an
enormous majority. The French funds were going up
LIVERPOOL, June !, 1850.
MARKErs.-Cotnn advanced l.e per cent. Fair or.
leans quoted at 3. Sales for the week amount to
upwards OF 65 coo bales of which took
90 eco and exported less than 1900. Flour markets
better feeling exists, but advance can be quoted
Same with regard to wheat. Corn duiij prices si4
pence TO one shilling lower.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-06-20
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

Al latest adyIceS tniS Oous wa
session. Tho utmnst unanimity ano goou
feeling prevails. Something OF tho nature
Of tho scntiment by which they are ac'ua'
ted may be ga,heredftom the following toast
given by Gen. Pillow, Of Tenn, at pubic
dinner given the Delegates Of the Conven-
lion on the llth INST: ~Fhe Missouri
Cmoromise-O that line VIC will meet
our northern brethren with tho hand O
fellowship; from j. we will not be dr'vcn'
cAcep, a, the poia. Of the bayone'."
R.1La ,Ap NESTING We observe by the
Rock Island Adv. that the citizens OF Port
Byron, Ill.,, have recently held meeting
a, TINT place to advocate limo Of Railroad
commencineat or near that town, running
eastwaraly and interesting tho Chlcngo
Road At 81. Charles or Aurora.
We presume the citizens Of that place
ore disafiected towards the Rock Island and
Lnsalc Road, and like those Of the upper
portion OF this county, oppose tho measure
because the Road will not pnss their doors.
4 Railroad terminating a. Rock Island will
enrich the rhole county, and we hope the
citizens Of Port Byron acknowledging il
will not Weld certainty for problem.
GALESA AND .CnnAGo RAILROAD
From the repor. Of the Directors OF this.
Road we gather few facts worthy the
consideration Of those interested in the pro-
rress of the Rock Island and Lasalle Road.
Tho receipts Of the Road up TO the LIST OF
May last, were $4s,33l 81. The expen-
ses Of operating the road to lst Of May
Inst. including interest paid since June lst
ls49, were S23,796 26. Leaving for nett
earnings S24,535 81. The receipts for
the las, month were $l0,Sl6 SO.
The net, earnings Of the first division OF
this Road, 42a miles, from Isl May 1850
to Is, May 1853, over aud above the ex-
penses Of operating and after paying in
terest on the present debt Of the Company,
are estimated By the Chief Engineer al
S224, 600, being about equal TO GO per
cent upon tho present cost Of The Road.
Il s well known that the cost Of the con-
struction Of the Rock Island and l.asal!e
Road with good + rail will be considera-
bly less ,ha that Of the above Road, while
at the same time, terminating al two iinpor-
tant points, its business must exceed that
of the Chicago Road. What is to proven,
its nett earnings exceeding tia, Of the Chi
capo Road we cannot imagine.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

but not annihilated The Europeof 1850 is at peace
but not pacibe--tfanqu, but not tranquilized-qui-
escent, bat not contented Not one Of the great
political and social questions that constituted the
timer soul oil the ward revolt has yet been settled
They have been adjourned, not adjusted; evaded,
not met France osclilates between Republic and
an Empire. DespotIsm and democracy divide her
forces. The question Of fusng tie nearly forty in
dependent States Of Germany into one, appears to
be as far from solution as ever. Prussia has ad-
vanced, but her position ls not yet fixed one Aus
tria has retrogTaded aud must still further retro
grade. The curtain has closed upon the first act Of
the bloody drama in Hungary but the crisis Of the
drama is not yet shadowed forth. Hungary
slulnbers the sleep Of nanition and exhaustion she
may awake sooner than is expected, to teach her
despot the folly Of attempting TO crush freedom By
the sword Of the foreigner. The Pope has not ye
returned to Rome France will find It easier to con
tinue the occupation Of Rome with her troops thar
to solve the question which she took in hand, o
reconcling the constitutional liberties Of the Roman
people with the absolutisrn Of the Pope and the Col
lege OF Cardinals. The Neapoiitan Bourbon sit
uneasy on his throne nor does Leopold III Of Tus
cany fepose on bed Of roses. The issue of thes'
things is portion OF the legacy which the year 1s4!
has bequeathed to its successors and IT may faiTl
be surrnsed that with such an amount of work oi
hand the present year, when it shall have inishet
its course will be found to vie in evenlful ACTIVITY
with any Of its immediate predecessors.
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- Welcome. sweet day OF rest,
That saw the Lord arise
Welcome to this reviving breast,
And these rejoicing eyes" {
CENcf.

IL Removals of custom-house officers are going
on in all the ports in conformity with instructions
from the Secretary of the Treasury under the law
requiring reduction of 100000 in the expense Of
collecting the revenue.
In addition to the l70 removals at Newly ork last
week, Mr. Collector Lewis, OF Philadelphia, has
dismissed number of his officers, Other dismis-
sails are to follow in Philadelphia.
In the Boston custom-house some halt dozen
clerks and two boatmen were discharged on Thurs
day. The Journal learns that some % officers in
ali are to be removed. Several Of those who have
been or will be removed, were appointed BY the
present collector.
In the Norfolk, Va, custom-house Capt. Jacob
Vickery, Mr. James Waters and Mr.. j. F. Bailey,
on Thursday received orders to vacaie their respec-
tive offices Of weigher and .gauger salt msasufer,
and assistant ditto.
The Norfolk Herald states, however, that by the
Treasury instructions TO the collector there, these
officers were not, In fact, discharged, but are
only to be employed in certain cases. and their ser
vices payable BY or chargeable to the owner, agent
or consignee of such articles Of merchandise as they
shall be required to weigh, gauge or measure
/ 1t is stated in the Tribune thai Mr.. MAXWELL the
Collector at New York, has been ordsred to wash
ington by Secretary Meredith. to give advice ON
the difficulties surrounding the Revenue depart
-ment at the present time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

ExrRAoRDINARx STEAM ExPLosIoN.-The.
people of Greenville, near Norwich, Conn, were
reused from sleep recently by the shock OF the en-
plosion of two great steam boilers, used to cleanse
rags for paper mill The boilers were filed with
rags water and bleaching powders, SO that the en-
tire weight of each boiler was about esgH to"S'
The steam was generated in boilers situated some
seventy-ive Teet distant, and conducted to the rag
boilers by an iron pipe, that there was no nre
under or about them The cause Of the explosion
is therefore inscrutable. The watehmen OF The ad-
acent mills saw the largest boiler fying over thelE
heads like balloon it rose to an immense height
and then descended to the earth with a conclusion
that shook the solid ground. The Norwich Courier
saws it was found thousand feet distant, having
been carried sheer over the high factory buildings
the canal, rafoad and telegraph line beyond me
railroad and set down, much in the same position
as that in which it stood before commencing its
aerial voyage. A portion OF the bottom had
+" dropped OUT but in other respects it looked
nearly as good as new, except that the bottom enc
was badly crushed by the violent manneT IN wnien
it was '.bronght up ali standing
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VOLUME I.-NUMBER 297.

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,b., u,s do NO, he,er deseyve our rich iuler,anee
| ,b., ve have ton nucb neglected the delightful
.ul,i,,,on If ,boss noble feelings and sentiments
or h-o,L.vr lovs ,,.vsro,,s f,iendsbns. and disiu
,srs,,ed busri,v that 40 adorned and distinguished
o,, C,br;s,;ar forsf,,ber4-tbat we have mot mors
carefullv more closely. interwoyeu in the common
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PLANTS, sHRUBBERY AND TREEs-For saIe
CTAR TOWBOAT LINE
- ANGLO-SANON,
ANGL0-N0RMAN, 1<zass'1a

This line is composed of lOw-pressure boats built
pessy for the above business of great strength and with
powerful machinery. Anthracite Coal sused for fuel to
them from smoke.
Arrangements made with other boats TO assist this line
in taking large ships the bar, when necessary.
Ship masters and hpowners will benefit themselves by
patTonsng these boats they will obtain dispatch as well
the greatest security for life and property n26
NewOreans, Nov. n 1919. j. w. STANTON& & co.
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1sl manship, and the best materials. FRENCH BURR
STONES I; for sale by
jal9 f. J, HART & CO., 70 9Tchoupitoulas st.
e Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Corn MIL offered in this other Market would do
well to call and examine these Mills before purchasing else
where, have supply hand of the various sizes,
suit Steam, Water Horse Power Prices from 100 to
$500 and warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the
purchaser.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

Minnesota SURVEY The Surveying Party
under charge Of Theodore Conkey, which leit here
last November, to survey tract OF country nof'A
Of 81 PnuI Minnesota. returned on Sunday last,
having completed the survey. Their route home
was directly across the country from 81. fasi 20
this place, the distance by the route travelled oslng
about $50 miles. They do not give very latter AFTER.
ing account of the Minnesota country, = 2r,ae
hardly worth the cost of surveying, On ths als-
consin side, however, there is large vac. {. sepss
rior farming land unoceupied, and ofierlnR good
Inducements 70 settlers. MIR. John ;, Stephens,
one of the party, from Grand chu'ss had Als isss
badly frozen, and was obliged 10 remain az u
Psul.--FoNa De- Lae tHis) Jelfsqf, ls'A Fet'
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GROWTH OF LoNDoN-Two bundled miles OF
streets have been added during the last seven years
Villages which few years since were len or twelve
miles distant are now part Of the metropolis.