The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Asia.
1T
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York August 90.


New YoRK August 90.
The steamer Asia has arrived from Liverpool,
win dates to 10th inst.
! FsANcE.-A serious fire had occurred at Havre
destroying large amount Of property and sis
vessels on the stocks.
The .Committee OF Perlnanence" was to NEE
lin Paris once fortnight, during the recess Of tht
Assembly.
The President was about to make tour to tn.
southwestern province, and to the centre o
France.
II The councils OF the various arroadisment
(which had assembled for the transaction Of bust
ness had all, with the exception OF Limog, advo
Gated the revision oithe constitution.
: "A. M. Lutte had been condemned to six months
imprisonment for having cried, SHOWN with
!. Napoleon
lNprA.-A telegraphic despatch received a
London, states that the overland mail arrived a
Sug with dates from Bombay 10 the 9Th July. 1
was reported that orders had been given Tor The
surrender OF The Northern Provinces Of Wisan Of
Satisfaction OF the sums due The East India Com
pany for the English government.
! The ship Commerce was wrecked near Alden
and a portion Of the crew murdered By the ma
ltives.
i Trade and commerce were dull
i IrALy-Accounts from Italy mention that .
discovery had taken pace at Venice and Vienna
ola formidable conspiracy TO assassinate the En-.
lpeIor, and massacre all Austrian officers. Several
parties implicated had be n arrested
j SPAIN.-We learn from Madrid that the King
ace, which, it was supposed, would lead TO a
Ministerial crisis.
| Care OF Coon tiorg. Adsices from the Cape
state that the Government is compelled TO remain
quiet in the contest with the native tubes, until
Ireiniorcements arrive.
ESsLASn-FFom the kingdom of Great Britain
there is little news beyond large amount ofcriine
and accidents.
Therecepts of the Exhibition had percep'ibly
diminished in consequence o. the continuous hot
weather.
The building which had been used by the House
Of Commons since the ire OF 1895, is now being
Torn down. The Commons will occupy The new
house at their mex, session.
RoosviLtE No, August 81.
4 severe storm passed over this place
Monday evening last. About three O'clock, 7.
u. there was heavy rain storm OF short dnra-
Blowing fearfully, accompanied with yoen,
discharges Of lightning and heavy thunder and
rain. The storm lasted about one hour. carry
ng away awnings, signs, &c. Ths front wall
and part of the gable end of the building occu-
aied by G. keiil, dry goods and fancy dealer,
tell, crushing the roof Of frame building nd
leinlng, occupied by Eppstire& Brother, dam
Is ny 10 some extent their stock ofgoods.
We look for fearful accounts, from reports
already received, from the country. Crops have
sustained serious damage Tae storm was from
the northwest.
CONCORD, n. H., Angus, 20, 1851.
4 pain, shop adjoining the Eagle Hotel was
Sc, on fie las, night, and large number OF
buildings, the best portion Of the town, destroy
ed, including the Exchange, Eagle Hotel, numer-
que stores and dwellings, three newspaper offices
Loss Si25,000, mostly insured. A colored man
named Robinson has been arrested on suspicion
u setting The shop on FIRE.
WAsnissros, Angus. 90, p. NJ.
The Iniclligencer denounees highly the Cuba
invaders as highway robbers, deserving the fate
hey had probably met, The Republic i. more
moderate, and desires suspension Of public
ppnon in regard to Mr. Owen, the American
Consul, until facts are ascertained.
Secretary Stuart returned TO Washington this
morning
New YcEE, August 81.
The steamer Africa, for Liverpool, sailed this
morning, with II passengers, and S85o,0Oo III
specie.
BosTos, Angus, 26.
The bridge over the Parker river, on the line
ofthe Eastern Railroad, was set on fire last night,
ana some fifty fee, destroyed.
LOUISVILLE, August q.
The Hon. James Mcdowell, member Of last
Congress, and formerly Governor ofvirgina,
died on Saturday last, at his residence near Lex
ington. He has been Representative in Con-
grcss for eight years.
ST. LoUIs. Aug. &c.
Cuban meeting was held in the 9th Ward
lst night which was attended by large num-
Or OF citizens. The meeting was highly cnihu-
satie throughout. II was addressed by j. Sid
ns. Smith, Col. Harvey and others II ,solu-
1ioL were passed denoancing the course of the
Paarls in the strongest terms, and sympa,hz-
ng it'll the Patriots. Another meeting will
DC me- III the Court House on Saturday evening
next. Mr.. John w. Sheldon was found dead in
lis roo at the American Hotel about 10 O'Clock,
sesteta' morning-supposed his death was
caused of appopexy. Capt, T. B yeazy
and Lieu I. G. Jones, young lawyers from S.
Louis aFesupposed to have been killed in the
Havana rnssacre.
WORCESTER, Aug. e5th.
1 An atte'pt was made on Saturday night to
1blow up n Depot at West Cambridge The
windows andoors ofthc buildings were blown
loh and the 70 raised six inehes-rhe building
took hfo but9'. shortly subdned.
BosroN, August 25,h.
Brevet Lieu Col. Ros. 7th Regiment U. S |
Infantry died the Revere House yesterday.
lie was native ollaryland.
CONCORD, N H., Aug. q.