The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
b osroN, Oct. %.

BOSTON, pct. -.
The Courier furnishes the following par'icu-
lars oil MIR. Websters death and hnflal;
Mr. Webster took leave OF his relations and,
attendants, and requested that no one sa'n'u
leave Marshiield I'LL after his death. lie theh
made minute inquiry about his condiion ahe
probable termination oil his lie-seeming 10 Dc
anxious TO mark 10 himself the hnal PERIOD =
lie was told il might occur III one, two or three
hours. He then said he bad supposed he mn
be quiet until il came. When the vomiting oe
curred again The ph,slc handed hun some
thing which he hoped mlgat give hun ease
He remarked, s.Something more, Doctor
want restoration"
Between 10 and II he repeated, somewhat
indistlnctl,, the words, .Poetrs --pnetty
-Grayr-repeating the hist itae oil the eiesy
"rhe eurles, tolls The hneii o. parting gay
that's that's it.' The book was brought and
some OF The stanzas read to him, which seemed
10 give him much pleasure From u 10 X there
was much restcssness but not much pam.
fainrness accnred. which leil him 10 think his
L, ath was al hand While IN this condition
some expressions fell from HIM indicating th'
hope that his mind night remain TILL tie iast,-
lie spoke Of MS Difficulty Of The process Of "
ing, when DR.. Jeilres repeated the verse
8 houEh walk through the valley 81 the shaa
ow OF death, viii fear no esi-thou arr with
q.
Immediately said, .slhe fact, that's what want
thy rod, thy staii.v
The close was perfectly tranquil and easy,
and occurred percisely al % minutes before 'hfet
O'Clock.
NV ORLEANs, Oct. %.
The intelligence Of The death Of Mr.. Webster
was made public By The Pacayune to-day, and
coming as it does, so suddenly upon our
citizens, il created shock throughout the CON-
munity. Some, az the start, were disposed 10
doubt the news, but the miHneness with which
the clos ng hours OF tile great statesman were
gwen ieft 40 doubt Of the melancholy truth. -
The suffice, is The chief topic Of discussion. =
Oar cry s one universal gloom
LOUISVILLE, Oct. "a.
Mr. Webster's death has been received with
Of sorrow, and, although Il Was
hourly looked Tor since Friday, Is effect has
CoLros, Oct IS.
4 call for a public meeting Tomorrow, headed
BY Everett, IS being circulated for the pnf-
pose of executing CaIiosai statue OF Nj. Web-
; e. in Boston. II is'stated thatlion. &. Y Gu
raa has been appointed aeung Secretary OF STATE.
Upon pos: norton examination 81 the body
Yesterday at Nafshheid--it was iouad that Nj
Webster died oi disease oithe liver, and that
rhaqe from the stomach and bowels.
BgfrAto, 9Th.
The Propeller Vermont. C4pt. Waterbury,
belonging 10 the Cleveland and agdensbaFsh
line Of PropelIers and plying between these
points, was burned 10 the waters edge viii +
lying al the dock IT Grand River, c. ", about
twa O'clock Yesterday morning She was
bound for Ogdensburgh with a lugl cargo oi
flour aud other rolling freight Vessel IN cargo
4 fetal loss.
NEw YaEK, Oet. 3.
fire occurred At ) o'clock this morolng.
The stfbl 5 al The widow Potter, West To- ,
were d stfoyed mith SIX horses an tive si}ttEss.
L - pubabI3 tai, on widow PIttcr aud II ssrs.
+ oltus " sweet M. Potter owned thrce
rex houses The dwellings were tntfs T.
aestroset. C4iins 4 Sworl's stables Win sey.
enn horscsa and SKY i've bagglts, ~crs burnt
Loss about Si9,oU0.