The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BosroN, Oct. 90.

Mr., Webster was in the U. s. Court this morn
ing apparently in excellent health.
In the great India Rubber case OF Goodyear
W. Day. motion is to be made to assign an ear
" day for the trial, and Mr.. Webster is engaged
n the matter.
During quarrel last night between John Me-
Kinney and John Shaughenncssy aged u. The
latter stabbed Mckinney in the stomach wilh
knife letting out his entTails.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20.
Mr.. Reed, teller Of the Tennessee S ate Bank,
has been defaulter to the amount Of S8,OOo.
CnARLEsroy, Oct. 90.
Out OF %, $40 votes pollod, the co-operationist
majority is 7,452. There are only or coun-
ties 10 hear from. The known majority in this
district is 786, with small polls
wanting. Rhett and Duncan are certainly the
only secessionis,s elected.
NEEDnAM, Mass, Oct. 2ist.
Mr.. Dexter Ware, Justice Of the Peace and
very much respected citizen Of this place, was
run over by the express train from New York
yesterday afternoon and instantly killed.
New ORLEANS, Oct 90.
We are in receipt Of later datesfrom Northern
Mexico. On the 10th, Caravagal was within
ten miles Of NJ ltamoras with very large force,
including, it is said, about 400 Texan X myers.
II was fully expected he would attack the city
on the following morning, the l7,h inst. Among
the Texans is one company which was disclarg
ed from the U. s. Army.
Tie excitement ia Northern Mexico is intense
and increasing very rapidly.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
A communication was recently addressed to
our Government, b, Lord Palmerston, relative to
the expedition alleged to have been fitted out in
ports Of the United States against Cuba, and in
violation Of our treaty s,ipu'atons. This was
BY M. Crittenden, the acting Sscreia-
~ of s ate, in paper marked for its dignity and
high American tone; intimating in very plain
terms ,ha, England had better ate nd to admins
tra,ion Of her own affairs.
This reply will probably tend to prevent all
European interference, or at least warn foreign
pewers wha, may be expected if they undertake
to inteTmeddle with the concerns fthis Govern
ment. This document reflects the HI CHEST credit
on its distinguished author, Mr. Cri,tenden, as
we'll as upon the ADMINISTRATION which sanctions
il.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 25.
Flour drooping-no export demand. Corn a
decline 80 4Oc. Mess Pork Observation-Disclosures
asking S.4. Prime key Lard lOl.
Baron RousE, Oct. "a
Two negroes, man and woman, were con-
demned TO be hung, on Monday next, in the Jail
yard, FOR the murder OF Miss Bartiile, committed
in this Parish last week.
VieKsBrRG, Oct. "a.
Steamer Balletm from below reports the town
OF Pacqnemine to be on FIRE; about one half OF
the town was burned down.
New York, Oct. 25.
Flour unchanged-saes 1000 bbls at So 81 to
"a for common Sa'e and Western; and d IL a
81 25 for pure Genesee.
Corn-sales $4,000 bushels mixed Western at
I574.
ST. LouIs, Oct. 81.
Flour is gradually giving way. Sales 300 Dbl:
at 50 O8 to 50 10.
Cheese, sales 300 boxes at Ole
Cranberries, sales 60 bbls at 81 25 a 81 SO
inferior.
Wheat in good supply, and prices ioleiably
steady. Prime to choice 20 TO 75c.
Com scarce with sales pure yellow and white
in new gnnnes at 80 10 Csc.
Oats e5 26c., sacks included.
Barley so 10 Coo.
Provisions, quiet-Pork nominal at SIS to
Si5 So
Lard and Bacon in limited request. Prime IL
bbls at 81 8ic; kegs as in quality from 10 L
lie.
Bacon-shonlders sac; ribs, sides l0A a lie
clear II aliA-hams % a lOac.