The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-09-19

and then adjourned.
HousE-The House then resumed the con.d.,
alton Of the report from The select commute. II
Secretary Ewine.
The Senaie's fugitive slave bin was taken m
and read.
Mr. Thompson OF Pennsylvania, said tba, in HI,
jide the bill was conforrnable 10 III. con.
siituion, which was binding on all TO deIy,rfusi.
tive slaves
The bill was ordered TO third reading, BY yea, M
nays 70, and after some further debate The bin w.,
passed. Yeas 100, nays ~.
Il now awaits the PreAident's signature to beccn.
Law.
After dsposing of other small bills of minor impo
lance, the House adjourned.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
N. YoRK, Sept O.
The steamer Cherokee arrived from Claprs
this morning. She brings 81 ,2l0 900 as lreigh,
end 100000 in the hands Of passengers. S1s
left Chagres on the 26lh ult.
The steamer touched AT Acapulco and while
there, some fhcr passengers csug Oh, the choIer,
which was raging at that place to small extern.
The day alter she left Acapulco, the dipsss
broke out, aud above forty had died. Aboa
twenty on board the ship were buried Ct III.
Isthmus.
All are advised, whose friends are advertised
as leaving Panama and not arrived in n York,
that many persons inter purchasing tickets bad
| concluded not TO 90 BY her, and have sold their
/ tickets 10 others without transferring them, and
OF course their names appeared on the travellers
/ list.
The steamer Georgia brings the mails brougAl
down by the Panama with over one HUNDRED
passengers and large freights from Havana
| Great numbers arc coming down irou tie
Far A..
OF hem are in a destitute condition. Mes, d
them have barely made enough to bear There's.
penses: and many haze been driven from tie
mines in consequences OF irequ nj murders
Over ons thousand ,Mexicans were landed ii
Acapulco, by the Panama, who were Obliged 70
leave.
San Francisco was recovering fast from The
effects Of the FIRE. New and eieran, buildings
were going up in every direction.
Every thing was quie, at Havana, Cuba iro'es
were coming from Spain, and in .hor, tine he
force on The island will amount TO 80 900 rom.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA-DE 18th OF
LOUIS PHILIPPE.
The Asia arrived at Halifax Septo
Louis Philippe died on the Goth August.
Louis Napoleon was still on his Journey thmug
the provinces
Queen Victoria has gone TO Scotland
The Submarine Telegraph between nosstanl
CALAIS works we'll.
Y. $. DIST. ATTORNEY FOR CALIFOR
MA.
James Wilson, Member OF Congress from New
Hampshire. sails for California on the steamsr
Georgia. II is said, he is to be the United Sisu
District Attorney kr tina, State.
IiARRisBuRGu, Sept. 9Th.
Dr. Settler was stabbed las, night BY son d
Ex- Governor Porter, while attempting TO rescue
horse that had been taken away. HIS llles
despared Ut.
New York, Sept. 10.
On Saturday the number Of tickets sold To-
Jenny Lind's first concert was 4,429, realizing
S9,ti9. The sales resumed this morning.
Stocks, particularly in concert tickets, are i've,
ly at 300 per cent. premium. Best fronts sW
3-8a$lO SD. We notice sales SlO,5OaSli-
Second sale shade lower.
Returns have been received from all parts
Maryland, which shows that the Wings Will
have a majority oil in the reform Conyenier
Bosros, Sept ~
On SATURDAY., on Cheshire R,lroad bstsesn
Walpole and Westmorelund, N. H., gravel cf
containing Is Irish laborers came into collision
with downward train, BY which three oil me
laborcrs were killed, and six others badly wound
ed, some OF whom are not expected to live
New York, Sept, 10
A terrible accident occurred last night out
train from Albany. When hear Washlnsch
Summit, the axle of the second passenger ea
broke when the train was going at the raea
20 miles an hour, and lei the car down, 10 "h.a
state il was dragged three hundred ysrds-M
axle forcing itself through the bottom Of ne 60,
anl severe lDWl
among the passengers. There were killed 1 ~.
lows Col. A. q. Nountjoy, OF N T. Mr
Roessle, Of Albany, sister Of the proprietor "
the Deisvan House, and Mr.. Whitmorc, ofLeN,s
ter, Mass. Fortunately the third car was de''eS'
ed in time to prevent the most serious eeps'qu'''
ces to its occupants.
A aboring man recently residing 10 togs..,
lost his wife few months ago, became disc9".a
late, and drowned himself. In his hat was'Oa ns
a piece Of paper, on one side Of which was'ee'%as
written his full name and address, ana ON '"
other sido the following messa &c :-"MS e o".
plimen's to thc jury, and this is not case u
sani'y."-E rehange paper. 49,
The poor fellow had doubtless no'''s'
the custom Of ntiribu,ing all suicides .
Iteration Of mind, when, III The tfu'n "''
known, perhaps not fourth Of ih''' '
thus occasione5