The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-11-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL. OF THE CANADA.
Ngw YoRK, Oct %.


Tho Canada arrived at Halifax yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock, with dates from Evefpoo
~ tho l9h. She got on tho rocks aooh' ~
miles east Of the harbor, but sustained no mate
rial injury ~. -
LIVERPOOL, Ott 10.
The leading articles OF trade have assumed
frmer aspect, with fair amount q business
,ransac,ing in whea, and Indian corn at 'mprov-
inc rates. -Four also moves more freely al 'a'i
ratcs Of Tuesday.
ExsrAsp.-Fivc new Bishoprics have been
created in the Ango-C ,tholc Church.
Government education continues 70 oceuPy
large space Of public attention
The Catholic bishops and clergy arc arguing
tho scheme for their own University with much
energy.
The s.'rcnant League" continues 70 as'tate
the country. Meetings are fully attended oy
gentlemen Of responsibility and influence
Farming operations for the spring crops are pa-
ing commenced upon an extensive scale. !! y
said that an unusual breadth Of wheat will be
sown in England and Ireland.
FKANcs.- is said that the Presidents tour
win form a subject Of warm debate upon the
meeting Of The Assembly.
The Republican and Orleans parties rcsPec-
lively have become consolidated ty those who
threaten the Republic. The Legi,imiss and Bo-
napar,is, factions are daily becoming weaker.
DEsaARk AND THE puTcuirs. Nothing new
has occurred in relation to the position Of the mr.
mics since the assault on Fredricks,aad, and il
is now confidently asserted that diplomacy Will
he called in 10 settle all difficulties. England
and France arc named as the meda,ing powers
The number Of killed and wounded is varioHsy
stated, bat i, appears certain that the people OF
Fsedricks,aadt suffered severely from the shells
thrown into The town BY The Holsteners.
IlEsss CAsspE-The revolutionary feeling IS
said to be increasing; upwards of 200 officers
have resigned their commissions III the army,
which is now in most disorganised state Ac-
cordine to letters from Frankfort, i. is intended
that the Eiecior Of flessc should abdlcate. Iac
FRINGE OF Casscl will succeed him.
Paussa-At the last sitting Of the ,!lege OF
Princes a. Berlin, Mr.. Biradowitz formally an
nounced that the Russian Government would
not suffer the Federal Assembly at Frankfurt 'e
interfere, by force, in IIcsse Cassel, and that
any attempt to do 50 would be resisted by Prus-
STA.
GERaASY-Two divisions en- march for Hesse
Casscl, received counter orders, and have stop
ped in their progress; this, II is said, has been
the result Of Join, remonstranec Of England
and Russia Prussia still protests agains. the
course adopted al Frankfor, Conference.
AUSTRIA AND HuSsARy.- Photographic des-
patches from Trieste state tina, the cholera had
broken OH, in that city.
In future, all important affairs corrected with
the army are 10 be transacted by military
Council of FIVE Generals, who will inset under
President, appointed by the Emperor.
Lezontagc. formerly Secretary to kossu,h,
has been arrested, as well as DR.. Eunnieie, late
domestic physician to Pulsky, on tho ground
that he was in secret communication with Pulls
ky, during the time Of the revolution in Croatia.
Bosroa, Nov.
A daring attempt was made to rob the Village
Bank Of Danvers, Mass. One of tho robbers
was shot dead by the Waterman and turned on,
10 be John G. Page, "a bro,her-in-!aw 10 the CASH
er. The other three escaped in n carriage. II
occurred about 4 o'clock this morning. The d.
rectors had been forwarned OF the attempt and
the Watchmcn had been on the tJok Out for q
week past
Hughs and Knight, the slave seekers, have
lief, Boston on their return home aud without
any captures.
George Thompson, the English anti-slavery
agitaior il 10 have reception by the coEured
ronnlr MI fhr m niifioniatS.
A telcgraphic dispatch from Portland states
that the powder mill Of Camden, Maine, was
blown up Tuesday at noon. killing three men
who were known 10 have been IN the mill at the
lime.
Naw YonK, NV. l
Jenny Lind remains only fortnight longer
She is to give one or two morning concerts.
The gTea, Union Meeting came Of last night
a, Cistle Garden and some thousands were pre-.
Resolutions approving Of TIE compromise wcro
adopted, and vigilance mmiitee of so was
app inted for the Unions safety.
PiTTsBuReu, Nov. LIST.
Reed Washington, Of the family OF General
has resigned his Office Of L. S. Com
as he will no, serve Under the Fugi-
tive Slave Law.
WASHINGTON, Oct. q.
NJ .ior Hobbe. frs, Assistau, Postmaster Gen.
eral, has res gned that office TO accept the Pres
dency Of the Ocean Seem Navigation Compa-
ny Of New York, o. six thousand dollars salary.
BUFrALo, Oct. 90.
For several days pas. the wind had been blow
ing rather fresh. Yesterday morning il chop,
ped around to the west and increased in force,
during The day, and abous the middle Of The al
,eraoon our harbor came near being the scene
of universal disaster. The steamer Ba!tic made
harbor, struck on the bar at the mbuih and
swung around, lying abrefs, the stream. She
was followed BY the brig s. o. Walbrldge, with
a cargo Of wheat from Chicago, she struck the
stern Of the Baltic, fell off to the lccward of the
north Pier, where she lay pounding on the bot
tom Tor several hours. Next came tn e Schooner
Odd Fellow from Oswego, loaded with beef,
she struck the Baltic on the s,arboard side, tear