The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-18
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York, Dec. Q.

n A DEBUT alton called on kossulh this q. ="
! Lewis Tappan read letter welcoming NM
i Kossuti, thanked him for the address aud letter
j and said he would endearor not 10 en'angle nm
self in questions OF party nature. lie mus ~
Iiend to one strict course and not bsforced TO con
meet himself with any principles but those Of NJ
country. He was also waited upon by the Rev
III. Kennedy, J. J. Matthews and Gen. Fitch, an
! a deputation ffom foIty-Gve clergymen OF III
/ Methodist Episcopal Church ''of Williamsburg
for the purpose OF enquiring where 1t would D
/ agreeable 10 him to receive welcome from then
| in body.
! He was also waited upon by WIN. Beach, Ii
| Gov. Of Rhode Island, 10 invite him 10 patlake
the hospitality Of the capital. Kossnth shanke'
him, and was pleased that Governor OF one
the United States should come forward to idensi
| ~ himself with the calse Of Hungary. IN
Younger Fillmore waited upon him at the lrvin:
House and said that his father, the P.esiden'
would be pleased to see and welcome 4ilm al IN
seat OF Government, and that he desired to know
when il was his enson to visit Washington.
Kossuth replied that his movements Were un
certain, and it was therefore doubtful il h'
should go there at all. The action Of the Senate
was far from being agreeable; circumstances
however, would determine his future action il
regard to visiting Washington and other places
WAsn,ssroS, Dec. ..
The Republic this morning publishes Kos
lsu,h's speech. and " bile j, reserences his patti
otism; warns him that The course indicated II
his address is calculated 10 dampen The ardor o
his best friends, and can hardly fail to add TO hi
ealamities by increasing his Disappointment, AM
that he must expect nothing like active partici'
patton in European struggles by Young Amer.
lea.
The President received letter irom Mr..
Thrasher's mother, setting forth his situation
AMI asking aid from this Government.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
NEw YORK, Dec. 6.
The steamer America, from Liverpool, Wit
dates to the ED ul'., arrived about l2 o'clock.
The news possesses no feature of decided in
teresf.
The Constantinople correspondent Of the Par
Is Constitutional states in tina, paper oil Thurs
day, that recent adsiees from Jsroslau, bring &C
counts of fresh and terrible defeat sustained By
the Russians in Circasia; no details are given, bu!
the accounts agree in stating That the corps Of
tie Russian army was completely routed in the
neighboIhood OF Derbeat, aud LOST all IFS guns,
% in number.
Eg5LAsD.-Lieut. PIN has sci out from Lon
don on his expedition to the Polar Seas, In search
OF Sir John Franklin.
The sehoone Emma, Capt. J5hn Seafs, from
Newfoundland, was wrecked upon Vefbo Bail,
on the 2lst alt. the captain, plate and two men
were drowned, Tie mate being The only one who
escaped.
A public dinner was given 10 the Hon. n. /
Walker at Manchester, on the 25ih ul'
lRELAsp.-The flood Of emigration still pour'
towards America.
FRANcr.-Tbe National Assembly was still
occupied in the debate on the Municipal bill
The "Constitutionel,'' states that there is ia
grant conspiracy in the Assembly against Louis
Napoleon.
The editor of"La Pfovideace,n Socialist pa.
per, has been sentenced to one ln6nth's mpfis-
onment, and fine OF 1900 francs, for articles
Published offensive 10 the President or tie Re-
public.
Two steamers came ip collision at Marseilles,
one ofwhich sunk, and all on board persisted.
srAY.-Aceounss from Malrid state that the
Spanish government. pardoned % English sub
Jects who had taken part in the Caban expedi-
ton.
WAsaisGToS, Dee. 6.
tIousE.-The House met this A. H., pursnsnt to
adjournment.
Mr. Biiggs gave notice or his Intention 10 in
troduce bill tabishing Mia, in New Yotk.
The Speaker. laid before the House report oi
the Superintendent Of The Coast Survey. A de.
bate arose on the printing ofl5,0oo copies extra
when finally the subject was referred TO tht
Committee on Printing.
There being no disposition for business, III.
House adjourned 10 Monday, when the various
committees will be announced
WAsnIssToS, Dec. 4.
The Republic of this morning says that a
soon as the particulars OF the outrage on III
Prometheus at Gray,own was received by th
President, competent navel force was ordere,
TO San Juan, to protect American vessels from
like outrages in the future; and inquiries address
ed 10 the British Government TO ascertain wheh
er the conduct of the captain OF the Express wa
sanctioned by them.
DEATH or PoEr.--A recent foreign
arrival brings intelligence Of The death d
James Montgomery, tho English poet o
world-renowned celebrity. Hehad attain
ed The unusual age Of eighty years.
II any body knows Of the whereabout
Of one Albert Kehler,a German, we pre-
sumo the information would DO nterestin!
70 Mr.. Fahrenholtz, his partner in bust
ness at For, Madison, who is incarcera,e
in The Jail Of that city, on suspicion Of hi
murder.
The Locofoco papers Of Oho--tha
State having sunk about as low in polite
as she can get--are urging the claims o
VIM. Allen, familiarity known as ..hors,
Allen" for the Presidency.