The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Atlantic.
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New YoRE, Oct. 10.

The steamer Atlantic arrived with dates TO Is
Of October She had l46 passengers Daring
her passage some slight damage occurred 10 hel
machinery, which caused her delay. The Amer
| lea arrived out on the 28th nlt.
The steamship Mississippi, with kossnth ans
his companions on board, had arrived al Mar
settles on the cath September, and sailed lmn'e-
diately for England.
| The Roman Catholic Defence Association had
commenced action BY issuing an address 70 the
Roman Catholics Of the United Kingdom, declar-
ing hostility to the Ecclesiastical Title Bill, and
the clerical policy movement, calling on ne
Catholics to unite in organizing resistance e
both, The address is signed by DR., Cullen, Cath
olic Primate Of Ireland, and Wm keosh, Sscre-
tary OF the Defence Association.
| On Sunday, the o8th, the submarine telegraph
was brought into successful operation, between
France and the English coast.
| The closing Of the Great Exhibition had been
liked for the nth inst. The commission gave
formal notice on the Goth to Fox & Sanderson, OF
their intention to have the building removed; the
notice, however, is not conclusive as to the tate
OF the building, but given to keep the powers OF
The original contract in force. The fate OF the
building will probably remain in suspense, until
Parliament assemblies; but the impression gains,
ground, that the building will be removed from
the park.
At Liverpool and along the Western coast,
gales of more or less violence have occurred, do
ing serious damage.
Great preparations are making throughout
Grea, Bsitain in anticipation OF the general cleo
ton.
The Arctic expedition, under Capt. Austin, has
returned, withou, making any new discoveries
The return of the American vessels, Advance
and Rescue, was known in Englandby an arrival
from Greenland.
AusrRA-Austria has again manifested her
disappointment and blind folly, BY causing Kos
suth and many of his colleagues 70 be hanged IN
.tiigy at Pesth it took place in the presence Of a
arge m li,ary force /, sexpected hiatt sen
ences OF about loo prisoners, whose suits had
been going on, although they had been set al lib
,riy, viii be Published on the e9h. The Empe-
-or, accompanied by 50 gentlemen visited Co.
morn.
TURkEy--Turhey has been on the point of
political crisis. The Pacha's power was totter
ng and his successor was already talked OF.
INDIA AND CaNa-The overland mail brings
laies from Bombay to Sept. 18th. The CONNER
.ial news is favorable. The outbreak at C4sh-
mere has been suppressed.
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jaub, causing much loss Of life and pioperty-to
the amount of ito, 600.
An expedition was fitting out against the Arabs
round about Alden.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Is.
Orphans Asylum for Destitute German BOYS,
was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss by
the destruction OF buildings and furniture is es-
iimated at $4,000; insured for $1,000 Mr..
John Marsh distinguished himself BY saving, q,
the peril ofhis own life, about fifty of the child
rem from the flames. There are three missing,
who, il is thought, persisted in their beds.
ST.. LOUIS, OcT 10.
Tne Agent in this City OF the Columbus Oaio
Insurance Co., made an assignment yesterday
for the benefit Of the insurers, many of whom
hold unexpred Policies upon which heavy pre-
miums have been paid. The agency here has
done heavy business and lsSrred heavy losses
which heretofore have been met promptly
Signs of embarrassment have been made manifest
for several days past.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
The Republic Of this morning, in an article up
on the next Presidency, says that Mr. Fillmore
has adopted the rule Of policy, that his Admins
tration shall be carried on with single reference
to public good; he is resolved, regardless Of per-
scnal consequences, to carry out The Constitution
al rights or all sections OF the Union, and that the
honor end good faith Of the country shall be main.
tatned inviolate, regardless the temporary pop
ularty of his Administration. He has entered
into no covenants made no committals, and seeks
mo reward.
The choice of a candidate for the Presidency
will be left TO the unbiased action OF the Wing
party in convention.