The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMrp
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Ahe my ~ NAN STEAMER Asa arrived be,o
day bringing ihiee days later news from Euroa "
She left Liverpool on the 23d III. NH aope'
daies from tina, place TO The a3I al, and, o''ass
70 tho ED. J'hc As,a experienced yas. 'pvndoa
weather. and strong head gale. lbronaL az "eavy
passage, which has occupied between ia III '.e
days.
EssI.Asn.-Tae no.Popery cry confines -.
baicd. The object has been NOR, dis,,aa., una
fined. vt
A great an,-popery meeting was hola !.
ancient city Of York on the 2.d L,rd r'a tae
lam made an address, and moved no,,,;1 ANiN'
the Queen, pray ins she would maint,in nv, 70
the only supsenIl authority. The moln, y .
carried. "1s
FRascr.-The FIRST week OF the si,tino :,
Legislature passed off quietly, and lh.rs y ,ae
ihingto notice. u"
A steady business is doing in the mauur,,,.
ing districts. D'
PRusslA.-Thc F,ussian Parliamen, h.,
opened Tie Kings speech il iayoraLle ! s'a
war party Berlin advtees 10 the els, III, ~. W.
that the King 'emarked 10 the FOLLOWING ~. Az
t.Myinten,lon to cfeate cons,ilu,loe wv
shall answer the wants Of the German na,o, l.'
hitherto failed. IN my hope Of the !uure lt.''
I clung 10 the idea which pcrvades my enes,ra.
/ but cannot resume lis realization Nb ~.
foundation, Until alter the decision resnec,s.p
| new nomination OF the General ConlcJo.a,,a"'
I | hope however the negotiations on This srh;.a,
mny soen conle TO an end or Prosperous iss,.
1 We seek no war. We seek no, 10 inf,;n,a l.
| the rights OF any body; but our endpayor u'
| tend 10 effect an arrangement Of The conm,.
Fatherland, which si!all be suitable 10 M eaa%
ton Of Prussia,
The royal speech has caused great eye;,4n.,,
as /, is looked upoa as favorable 10 the va,
party.
Prussia has promised 10 suppor the Brup.w;..
protes, against The passage oil the Federai,roors
The ministerial Journal appeals to parIiaman,
go, 10 prejudice the policy OF the cabinet.
The lIanoser.an Cabine, has deelred in a.
sent 10 the passage OF the Federal army ihrourI
Hanover 10 Hulsicir.
Accounts from Vienna 10 the l0h Mn. ~.
! thar affairs there are unchanged.
The greatest secrecy was observed resneehp,
the final intentions ofihe Austrian Clbne,.
Another corps Of Prussun reserves was ar.
! nounced off liesse Clssel on the 10Th The cor,,
of Gen Grover had received reintorcemenls ,st
advanced TO Bariam on The Fulde road
! The Federal army Of $4,000 roops were abou
1 fulde. Having consumed the substance Of III,
surrounding country, they were suffering much
| from hunger, which will soon compel ;hea eth
or 10 advance or retreat.
LATER FROM CNIlfoRNh.-Sl, 00a.ooJ X Gc.s
DasT, ExrLosioS-C aolEEl
| ST SAS FRascIsco.
Nav Yeas,
The Georgia arrived iay from eaagrs. viii
aasices IRON San Francisco 10 the ii Of soyeu
Der, two weeks later.
| The steamer Sycamore burst her boss sa
San Francisco. The explosion was efibs
| killing all the officers and crew. anil lsgsBgr.
Der OF passengers. whose names had ho BEN
aseefiaIned.
/ Business al San Francisco and olher iors
1 the mines continues prosperous. Maney va
bringing 5 10 pc, cent. per month - rpur w
selling at Slsaln,00 per hbl Produce g.a.a.
4 ~ in good demand Prices were varying ka
markets were firm al previous rates
Political affairs were isiet
The Georgia brings 80 passengers, 30 We,
leit at HAVANA 10 90 BY the Ohio 10 Nes q.
| leans.
Panama and Chaere> are healthy
Rain was falling constantly, while The Grcf.
gia was AZ Chagres, and the reads were ,eYtS
A vessel arrived IL San Francisco from ht
ana, ha, ing the cholera on board Much coz
sternation prevails al san Francisco IN stas
! quehee of the disease.
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.
PslLApsLPaia, 10
Domestic news is generally uninleres'lns.
The Empire City arrived al Ne. York on sar.
day with So 500 600 ia gold, and I30 passenger
She brings accounts OF terrible rayages G! ths
cholera al Kingston, Jamaica.
WASHECTos, Dles.
Senator'S Foo,e and Downs had brilliant re-
ception a, Trinity Hall this afternoon. Isy
both delivered strong speeches in favor Of tho
Union, which were received with the most ~
founded applause.
WasuN5Tos, Dee.
Mr.. French S. Evans, is appointed Cieicst
10 the Pension office, vice z. P. Howe, llseiytr
pointed 10 another position,
Congress will amend The Bounty Land law
of last session, TO allow The transfer OF wsnaa'
before location. TnIs seelns Determined apea
by two-,h.rds OF the members.
Nsw YoRK, Dec.a
The buildings No IS and 60, Broad street
occupied by H. NJ. Wilson & Go. a. iron ne'
chants, j. a. Durkec & Go, as commisseh mgr
chants for W. Newman, also commlss'on n''
chant, were destroyed by fire this al'erpor
The luss is very heavy. There were lsfsee guar
titles of -four and cotton in storage
gos1oy, De-
JOHN II. Bigelow, whig, was To-Day n Iss.u
Mayor over all opposition, by apoa' .'00'A
itY. The vote poiied WAS very heavy ,,u
Mr. J. p Wheeler, merchant, tell INTO hsn.
of his ship, the N ,ses Wheeler, anc was e''-
" hillec.
WASHINGTON, Dec III
No correspondence has passed between -
Governor Of South Carolina and the admh'"'
,ion.
r Barnwell Rhett viii mos, probably ees'
ted Senator from South Carolina
Mr.. HARRISON Of Georgia has been calea a'''
by sickness in his family. ,..as
House -Mr Potter announced lie ue.a
his late colleague, Amos Il. Wood, feplsTns; an,
tive from the 9th Congressional pistfe, "
which TOOK place on the 9th day o. no'. =
The deceased was native oil Ne@ Oh '
moved to Ohio in 1884. -, Al.
Mr. Potter pronounced an eniosihm WV a.or.
deceased. aud concluded By offering zoe '1 na,.;.
try resolutions OF respect, which we7e
mousiy adopted and The House adloo'n'''
WrALTu OF WORCESTERSHIRE" !'
aud ether popular magicians 70 ms -.
try, are well known, and highly es''s =.
for their many excellent qualities ' ,ss