The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON. Nov.

ministration relative to the Crescent City diff
cuity. Il denounces the course Of Geo. Law a
Fillibus,ering device to tan the flame OF publ
excitement, and il possible involve the two coan
tries in hehouors of war; and the repeated send
ing OF Smith to Havana as discteditable at
temps to bully the Captain General into snrren
der o. his position rightly held; it concludes b,
, asserting that while the Administration is pre-
pared to uphold the right of commerce. and vim
dictate all proper privileges OF citizens, It I
neither prepared nor disposed 10 call in question
The prerogstive claimed by Cuba with regard Il
the exclusion of purser Smith.
The Administration viii maintain to the full
est extern, the right Of American vessels TO trade
with Havana and will guard implicitly the per
sonal rights Of American citizens visiting Cuba
who do no, compromise themselves by an in
Traction Of the local laws Further than this, il
will not ,nter into war to crafty the capr,ce Of
an individual or company, and suhserve pur-
Iposes OF desperate adventures. or punish SIP il
Tor AL act in which she is sustained by the COM
mon law ofnations. The Administration stands
where j, did fifteen months ago, uninti enced by
clamors at home, unawed BY threats from a
broad.
| The Republic however states that the refusal
OF the Ca tain General to allow ofthe landing OF
the mails and passengers was an act that admits
ofno Justification, offensive to the Government
and the country, and calculated 10 excite a re-
taliatory temper on the part Of the American
people.
Nsw YoRK, Nov. IS.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived this
morning with news from Havana TO the lth.
The Crescent CITY difficulty has been revived
in Havana at the instance Of some old Span;
ards, prejadcng the Captain General and per-
suaang him 10 declare that The understanding
win Judge Conkliag referred 10 only one voy
oi the Crescent City.
Tie Spanish war steamer was cruising office
Moro 10 prevent he Crescent CRY from enter
ing the Harbor oil Havana, and with orders to
stop her ii all hazards
There was No further difficulty with other
American vessels.
British steamer High FLYER, two British
stoops-ot-war, and three French war vessels
were at Havana, but there were no American
naval vessels there.
The Black Warrior brings thirty-one passen
gers.
Last night off The Barnegat light house, the
Black Warrior came in collision with the sch'r
Sarah Z uma, iromN Y for PIiIad,i2 hia. TaeI
sch'r was abandoned an the crew were taken
on board the Black Warrior
KINGSTON, Jamaica Nov. I.
At Havana The Captain General has army
pf 10000 men which he IS moving from point 10
point, and also organizing companies 50 as 10 BE-
ready Immediately FOR aclien -Four companies
OF infantry. and one OF laneers, have just been
stationed al Cafdeuas
NEw YoRk, Nov. 10
Late advices from NJ xieo repof, the aiseove-
~ of PIC, to assassinate President Arsta-
Judge conklin. American Minister, arrived out
On ihe 81 ns,. Country is in a state ofopen r.
oeIlon. Santa Anna has been requested 10 as
sumo The reins Of government
NEw YoRK, Nov. II
Paper mills of Todd & Boor, Cooperstown,
were DESTROYED b. fire this morning.
Hen. Robert J. Walker has returned from
Enciand, and we learn. brings with him the
contract for the iron Of the Rock River Valley
Railroad.
BUFFALo, Nov. 10.
The Pro Princeton. known 10 have been on
her passage from Cleveland TO BHffalo during
tie severe gale of Thursday night and Frlda'
ast, is no doubt total wreck by laundering
Tier TWO bohlS tfiI part 81 net pdFefe. ioett4fI
with large quantity Of her -four, have dryiteG
ashore about 20 miles above Dlnk.rk.
| CLEVELAND, Nov. l6.
| The steamer living Off The Chagrin river proves
t. be the Michigan She lies about three miles
! from shore at anchor, drifting iulund. Both
her smoke pipes gone and coiors at half mast
She has been in this critical position since Sat-
urday last.
ATTENPT or FEMALE To VoTE.--A fe
u,le dressed in male attire presented her
self. on Tuesday, at the 4,h Poll District
ofthe XlXlh Ward, and wanted tn deposit
her vote. A byssander challenged her
right 10 vote, when she declined to "kiss
he book" The inspector thinking her
face 10 lie rather smooth for legal voter
and thinking il possible that she might be
4 . female, requested her to take off her hat