The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-13
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TuE STEAMER ElNADA.

! Aonfs &c She experienced very heavy wran-
er during the whole OF her passage--oii Rum
hay lahl on the 10Th, che spw: Ship Wyoms,nE,
~ iiycrpoo,: The persons los; Of, the sap
E,anconn. os b .,imorc, on tho coast u Eng
land, we're the c.ptain, M. Berry, ts a.a's.
nassenuer named Thompson, iram Nashua, New
Hampshire, The cook, steward, scap;en SONS
or ,hose savrd are badly Injured. Tho Cahadu
| brings one III the largest cargoes 81 t.ngisi and
! French goods ever brought % this post. -,
/ The Ship Germantowni OF ''os,on, rom ca q
timore to California, took IRE and Pr. INTO faix,
iand f,lnnts--she vas scuttIcd and Is to,a
wreck.
The foreign news by the Ganada Is Of little
seneraI interest. i've extract SO much Of I as y
oil mos, importance.
Naiv.-- Accounts from R,me and Papai States
represen, growing apprehension anu aneas'nes'
among all ci'sses.
England A Slight sensation has been createe
ny the rccen; appointment. without previous no.
| iice, of new Catholic Bishop tol ireland
! said that The pope has signifed his iitehlioh ,f
.aaction the Queens College, and that hls con
c+ssion OF this point VIII be made the basis Of
satisfactory arrange incnt betweenthe Romish and
/ English Governments.
The London Standard states with great conf
d-nce. that Lord John Russell ssiheres @ mly "a
be principles laid down in his letter TO he B'sl''
! Oh OF Durham. The sane authority also states
that the speech OF the Queen vii leo. tain strong
sxnre.s;on again, the proceedings ofthe People
and that the speech will be followed b. stringent
measures.
The .ctew steamer Nantilie,, between Cork
and London, was lost on Wednesday night, in .
| severe gale--9 lives lost.
Lon,ion is said to Be rapidly filling with every
| species OF adventures for the comng season. u
is stated on authority Of the Earl OF Non'sie al
The British Governor has resolved to make Holi.
head the port Of arrivals and departures Of the
| trans. atlantic steamers.
| D.1eh,es Il ties, news from Dachies Is. that
| iloisfe i Mas made an unconditional surrender ia
| Inc King Of Denmark. Through the instrimcn-
tafi,y OF the p nssian and Austrian Commission
ers. The army has been disbaneed, and the chiei
members OF the S'adlhoding have returned TO
Hsnburg. !,
The G ,ptain or Tho ship Torquin, which ar
rived at this port last night, reports having seen
a large Amercnn steamship without bowsprlr,
under sails, and steering TO, the Western Is
lands. The Atlantic was, like all the Collins
steamers, withou, towsprit, whence confidence
is felt thu, the vessel reported by the Torquin
is the Atlantic.
New YoRK, Feb. 5.
Tho ship Ftancoaia and cargo reported by the
Canala TO have been lost sfi Holy Hend, Was in
sured at the Foreign Agency Office In Baltimore.
10 the amount Of 100000.
The b ard Of Aldermen las, evening adopted
resolutions srpropria,ing $1,000 to defray the
expenses attending the celebration 0. the birth
dav Of the immortal Washington.
The Arctic sailed for Liverpool at noon, with
IS passengers aud $50,OU0 IN specie.
IS WAsnIssroS, Feb. lst.
David S. Kaufmnn, member from Texas, on
I'll r.. Cd
with sudden illness lie returned 10 his room
aud in few minutes expired
WAsn.saroS, Feb. ).
SsNATr.-No,hing Of moment doing.
Dodge, of Wis, presented resolutions rescind-
ing the vate OF censure on Walker. He explain
ed snd justified his conduct.
Petitions were presented for the repeal Of the
Fugitive Slave Law, by Seward, Chase, and
Hnmlir, which were sevorally laid on the table
Hors. The Speak er announced the fret busi-
ness TO be the nmitiee Of the Whole on the
STATE cfthe Union, aIIenaaiory OF the California
Branch Mint, which pnendment is the subsii-
tuition for,he entire bill, and provides ,ha, tho
ingo's OF gold issued from the assnrer's office in
Caiiforna,by the authority Of the Civil and DIP
Ioma,ic Appropriation bill al last year., shall be
received il California and Oregon for five years
from The date OF the passage Of said act, for all
government dues and demands, at the value
stamped thereon by the said Assaycrs, and inn
pose penalty on coun,er'eiting and embczzling
and adulterating the same. The question wns
on resembling the demand for the previous ques-
ton agreeing TO the subs iiutc. Mr. Bsylees
moved call ofthe House yeas and avs there
on--motion disagreed 10, II to I. The demand
for the previous question was seconded.
ST. Ioris, Feb. S.
The STEINER Canhria, which left this
por, on Sunday last. With 100 passengers.
and 200 tons Pork tnr reshipmeni TO New
Orleans II Cairo, struck a log al head 81
Turkey Island and sunk in 10 feet water;
hoad and most of cargo total loss. Daai in.
surcd for $4,000 in Cincinnati. No lives
lost.
AFRICAN COLONIZATION largo dele.
CATION from The American Colonization So.
cieiy, on the 23d uii, waited upon Mr..
Webster. the Secretary Of State. urging the
recognition ofthe Liberian Republic bs our
Government One strong ground present
ed waa, the advantage that would result 10
oar commerce. II isHsceriained, th,l Eng
land alone nnw carries on trade with
Africa, that amounts TO no less Than Eve
millions sterling. or about S25 100000
every ,enr. We should SHIRE more OF +,
thsn We dn.
Mr.. Webster received the gentlemen in
the kihdess manaer, nj the department, Of
State, and expressed his pleasure a, their
callinghs attention to tie important sub
jeci. he expressed favorable opinion OF
The proposal. with a willingness 10 advo-
cate il, MS far as the best interests Of the
United States would permit. He recon-
mended mn interview with, the President.
by whom the delegation were mos, cur.
teously received. The President assured
them o!'hls interest in the great project
Chicdgo Journal
MORE or THE kNocKINcs. Michael
Hummer, tue gres Regeneration, was indict-
ed BY the Grand Jury last week, Tor the
crime q adultery, with the prophecies,
Mary Margraye.