The Davenport gazette., 1850-12-26
NEWS BY TELECnAn,.
WASIlIyaraD ,


aiing the rank Of Lieut.. General tf''s'y ant y oc,
measures were necessary 10 prcysn, a'so, Vii
GERS troin exercising civil Lu,ie. ~ PNoic of
military Committee and ordered - ~ neg 10 III
Mr.. Foo,s introduced the reso,n. p''hled
Mississippi legislature, and ;d'ens said. ron Of d,
have been sent 10 me 10 be n,sA 'aey shsv,
though Ihave nothing 10 sav vof,LItta, Of ,La t, aaa i
high minded gentlemen comros;as ias aoAot .et Id,
ture; yet. they have entirely m;si,ss.le 'le 'egu,,
.sn,amsm 2, ,ns saa,e, and BY next ial N.Y. pas
Of the faci. "ao'e esii.r,.
The chair ask ed ifthe motio,
Mr.. roots said that be had do,. .as nai',
quested, and the Senate u,iehi j., :. :, ,"e wa' n
with the resolutions. = u'ey Ilsa.l
read and printed. 'e'e'u'ol. !.
The secretary commenced reading, vh., !,
Davis said he had got hold Of ,he w w,os @nen ".
and that he was now reading the re,olss s pai''
last year. >'''Ulols d
MI. Fooie said he was extremely ,o,, ..
mis'ake had been made, but he had M, , ,a,'t.
papers: they were reading an INTEREST,"" "N u
from the governor Of Mississippi. y. y. .p1.
read letter, and that was sufficient. n. %s'a
Mr.. Owns resolution 10 prin, The p...,
message In Spanish, and also Mr 'W,'s'lri Ws
amendment, 70 print in the German and "sl1'f' xif'
CLAN languages, was laid upon the ,.bls ''s.
Messrs. Clay, Douglas and Aiehison 49,.
and took their seats. 'rIs'fs
The chair hid before the senate. ,,.,.
from the treasury. Of receipts, expena,a,..s sar
The death Of Mr.. Harmonson, = m,ms..s,saas,
present house, from Louisiana, wa, asr.0 v
and ater feeling eulogium by Mrss,. "v,a's, nao
and Jefferson Davis, the senate adjourned DVss
WASHINGTON, Dc i,
The Coars Martial Tor The Trial Of Com :. =
convened yesterday At the Navy Yard ''.''
The Ladies' Of the State OF Indian, b.,.
iished circular, proposing TO present s..r. Nv
| Of plate 70 Robert Dale Oven, asa ,ok., ny" ~
spect fof his successful eaorsn n. co,ss..' !. I
| 10 secure certain rights otMatried women ''''s4
At the execution OF C. Ross a, IA. tn
it Is estimated that there were 500 person, ' =!
sent. ss
Neither branch Of Congress is in ,u,.,
, to-day.
WAsniSsyos, Dec. ID
The Speaker laid before the Hous. ,.....
from the President. Texas accent, M p.,..n
Boundary Bill. The Presiden, say, M, !.
animi,y prevails on the suhlec, il Tenn ,,4s.
congra,ulaies the country on the event, ''' !"
Srnate. Benton introduced and ,rnl,;,.,
. bill for Railroad and Highway from 81 iss,
to San Francisco. The Railway is 10 !. lam
tniies long. The whole grant Uf land i, /. !.
about 10000, 900, Of acres.
FATAL IEAMEOAT DISASTER
Nsw 0aLEASs, Dee. IA
The new and beautiful steamer Ang Mum,
went out on al experimental trip ,o.d,,. vim,
large pleasure party consisting Of a7o .eu, i
board, and after she had proceeded SON. 4i,,,,,
and, as learn, was returning 10 The city lcsr.,
evening, her boilers exploded, greatly .a,.rr
the boas, and killing and wounting inr. nun
ber-75 or 100 persons, ~ far as Al rres,s, TEE.
tanned. ere among the Killed, wounded, aaa sr.
ing. A gentleman oi the New Orieans BaEsis
was one Of the party, and lost his vile bv hsI 1.
tai disaster. She was well known and naeh q.
teemed. /, il impossible, Is yet, 10 a,e.r,s i,
number Of wounded aud missing, or iheir Mans
but the supposition is that they csnno, ,,rv us.
from one hundred. Capt. Nobal sni Gu
Thompson, Of the ship Lexington. snd oIssr,
were badly injured. Hon Julius ieeb., n..
ber Of the s ale Senate, was on board, and sA
iieved to have been killed.
Two Wrtks Later from CaliisIa
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CHER0SEE
RAvAGES OF The CHOLERA.
NEw YoSK, Dec ~
Flour dull and declined. Bricks $50 and a
Coal 60 and dull. Coffee, large supply cahatt,
and market quiet. Domesticsunehanged Ls,.
Der dIsgs along heavily. Provisions sboat 's
ssme, and cigars lower. Foni'ure 10 large mf
ply. Boots are in iair request, with large sei
on hand. Clothing meets with ready sale. 1hs
prevailing scarcity has caused some dunsn ,a
irresulsrily in price. Money plenty at saa I
per cent.
The Cherokee brings dates from CaIifofah b
18th alt.-being two weeks later than those pr
viously received. The Cherokee brings 36l pts
ssngers, snd $3.50, 900 in gold.
Steamer Cherokee arrived at Panama % DIX
with two weeks later ness ircm San Fnnehe"
Mails had not reached Chagres when Chs''la
left.
Steamship Pacific had not arrived al Ch'gsa
9th December.
Steamer Philaielphia arrived on The lsa Ii'a
New Orleans, and would sail next day. Sai
vessels would be full Of passengers.
From the Pacific News, ycr. u
Since our last issue nothing OF particular ln'N
est has occurred 10 mark thsprogren q CalaM
10. The cholera has laid many in tne guy
this city since its appearance. The nua0a
deaths las been about 1876, which in Saefarsns
have probably reached 1000. The disels y.
ever, is sbating and the deaths in either Guy v
not s,erace over eight n ten per day. This aH'
taliiy has prossrated in great messi'e zoe ~ ~
ness Of the large cities and consequently su's'''
every locality during the approaching x'n'u 4.
much larger number Of miners viii Fe@aa I'm
mountains than ever before, and eonfeQasus
more gold will bs taken out than during sui r., ~
vions winter season. Much attentioa - 80
paid to quartz mining. The Mirspoa n'1..r 1s;..r
yielding good returns notwithstanding ns. n,a.
Is not so powerful a. is desirable oua.
short time pas: however another quartz ""
great richness has been discovered oe'sUn~
south fork OF Feather and Yuba rivers .,.Aa
Heretofore the mines have been only se'a's...
over and scientific mining has only Ias' .v. .assl,
ced. When fully under way and iae =. ~, u,
amount Of capital actively employed, W.. !ue
will be even more wonderful than ever ,'.".a 49,
A call for an extra session OF the eg'saA,
under advisement, and not altogether i"IaVTa m
- the necessities Of the S.ats demand " .r
act Of Congress making Benecia pow po's..;ap :.
has called forth much discussion, ana sA..l ... IN
little establishment. II is hoped Cous''''
repeal the law. -, aim
Indian difficulties contnne. bai a'e n0s h.
alarming character. Several skTnisue,, !. W., ,~.r
ken place, but attended with loss o. GUY