The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

I O'Clock. She brings ll8 passengers ahd u ia' =
freight. The Niagara arrived at Liverpool o
.he 28,h ult., the Pacific arrived there on IN
ooh. On her first day out, she run down al
America schooner; the crew were saved. IN
Washington arrived Al Coweson the 2o'h W
The leading article OF the London journals
is the result Of the Cowes rcgetta. on the 22d ui'
The Queen, after witnessing the ragesta, sent +
to the working crew Of the American yacht, :
drink Her Majesty's health.
| The new Catholic Association in Ireland
/. defyng the government and law IN the mos
!, 1open manner. The Catholic papers are fille'
with defiance and declarations, that the, hav
set at nought the new Papal Bill, and oPen'.
broken the law. A new and comprehensv'
field for agitation is now opened.
4 LIVERPOOL. MARKET, Aug. 29.-Flour in gooe
demand. Indian Corn in better demand at 21s
to 28s. for white eos. g.. to 27s. for yellow
Wheat in good demand a. Americas prices
Provisions without change, except Lard, which
is Cd. hlgher-bes, quality AS. Cd.
i NIw ORLEANS, Sept. 6.
Steamer Winfield Scott sailed to-day for New
1 York
i The Cuban expedition has been abandoned
Many liberators arc here, wthou, means, and
1 will return home The demand for money o
the Cuban Committee has caused some dlstur
bance and arrests, but nothing serious, so far
The police are out in full force.
| New YORK, Sept. Z.
The Georgia, from Chagres, with dates to The
Bis, July from San Francisco, arrived this morn.
ing, with 3sl passengers, and 81 ,497,l16 in gold
dust as freight, and large amountin thu hands
Of passengers.
/ The Panama Herald says, there is fne open
| ing there for merchants of all kinds, and agri-
cuIturs,s, as their labor will yield them fivo to
ten times much as they are accustomed to in
the United States.
! Advices from Guyaqui to the 7th July, sta te
that military revolution had occurred al Olu-
d. Gen. Urbana, with small party Of officers
and soldiers, seized the President on his way from
Quito to Guyaquil to visit his family. and hur.
RED him on board small vessel, which sailed
with sealed orders.
New York, Sept. O.
Steamer Florida arrived this morning, from
Savannah. She reports, that the Pampero was
lowering about that port, on purpose to be seized
by the Government. This is doae al the in,
stance of Mr.. Tiger, of New Orleans, who is
desirous OF testing the constitutionality OF such
acts as that in which the Pampero has been en-,
gagged. The Florida reports, that the disasters
Of the Cabsn expedition are all thrown on the
man who supplied the Pampero with coal. IL
- not put oshAlf the quantity contracted for,
and she could not reach destination with rein
forcements in season.
WASHINGTON, sept.e.
THE CuBAN PRISONERS 1t is stated, by the
permission Of the Captain-General Of Cuba, tn
American Commissioner had visited part 0
the prisoners in Havana, for the purpose Of gath
ering information Of the Pampero, and the expe
di,ion. Upon convsrsing v ilh Capt. Kelly, an'
Lienls. Grindle, and Barker, he received thu
details.
| New YoRE, Sept 6.
The steamer Empire City from Havana
arrived here with Havana dates on the is
instant
| Havana has been the scene Ct many jubilee
and rejoicing for the last three days, in consc
quence Of the capture of Lopez and his forces
The news Of his capture reached Havana III,
night of.he Both ult. All the principal building
Of the city were illuminated, and grand torch
| lighi professions were formed.
Lopez was taken alone and nearly exhausted
He asked for something at farm house and per
mission TO lie down, which was granted him
| While asleep he was made prisoner.
| OF his followers 100 are now in prison a
HAVANA, and are to be sent to Spain for one
years confinement in dungeons. They repre-
sent that their sulferings before their cap,ur,
were extreme. For some days they lived Oh
leaves, and the last meal they ate was the hors
Of Gen. Lopez They had no arms when taken
The remainder Of the expedition have ethe
been shot or persisted with hunger.
Bosroy, Sept. O.
| ILLNESS OF Nh. WEBsrER.-The Manchester
IN. H.) Mirror states that letter has been re-
ceived in that city, from franklin, N. II, an
nouncine the serious illness of Hon. Daniel Web
ster.
| The death of Judge Woodbury. was appropr
ately noticed this morning at the session Of til,
U. S. District Court. Judge Pitman, OF the Dis
tFet Court of Rhode Island, pronounced bre
eulogy on the character OF the deceased, and the
Court adjourned.