The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
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Arrival Of the Baltic,
PHILADELPHIA, August y,

L
l pool dates to the 29th.
Y cd, yellow sis.
The ship ]. L. from New York for Liver
pool, was burnt at sea July 18th; all hanos
were saved; the fire was caused from speh-
! taneous combustion.
The Turkish difficulties are considered
settled, although the Cars acceptance TO
the proposal is not received. His assent
is daily expected
The crops in Great Britain are good
The sccounts from Ireland are saustaetoFyi
there is no pot o ~.
FrAscE. No news Of consequence. -
The correspondent writes from Paris that
the opening OF the Turkish ports for bread
staffs is more 70 quiet anxiety than IRON .
fear OF scarcity. CARlsTiFA, 81 Span =
in Paris intriguing t. marry her daughter to
Prince NAPOLEON.
TIE grape disease IS again feared IN Por-
tugal.
!. It's reported thu. England Is neg ltilting
with Denmark 70 obtain command II the
Baltic, If war arises with Russia,
1t is rumored 1T Constautinope that the
United States are negotiating 10 purchase
II rmur.ce from the Porte.
y The Russians are quiet in the pfncpaii-
ties.
The KosrA affair remains Unchanged
The ST. Louis had left Smyrna, and two
& Austrian frig4tes bud arrived there.
Att the Cape of Good Hope on June llta,
all was quiet.
: LONDON, 27th.--The India mails had ar.
rived with dates from Hong Kong to June
It'll, Calcutta 10th, and Bombay 2sth.
The Empire of Chiaa is divided; Nankin
q Independent of the Tartar dynasty
Great anxiety r.evliIs at Canton.
Trade in India was dull.
The intelligence from Birnlh is ths, nc
advance had been mad. rpon Avo.
The screw propeller Lanriston was
lost on her passage from Shanghae 70
Hong Kong; crew and passengers saved.
ViESsA, % "a conspiracy has iass been
discovered. Forty seven persons, among
whom are some students, have been arrest
ed.
The diiverencer bet.een Austria and
Switzerland ere nearly settled.
The vanguard of the Russians entered
Bucharest on the 18th.
Among the passengers by the Baltic
are Bishop McILvAtsc and I HuTLEE
King.
Bank Notes s.5,ea.
CiSc ~ II. Avg. 10.
TIE notes Of the Ohio State Stock Banks have
ref 81 By our ban- day n consequence oftae lote
ofthe Banks having :, i u from IL A41to's or
nee sl,he Sote, have been signed IS tac Resis,sr-
Several have h,an ssetsl bat tbs na,i d II, P:e
dent and Cashier 70 get.
PHyLApILrHlA, Aug. 3,
Last evening, a train of 10 passcr ger cars
containing 500 wogkmen, run u. the track D
the Delaware and BeNidere Railroad, aul
, killed 10 men. ALI Irish lGh0rers on thu
, road. The accident happened near Ltm-
|, bertyille.
Nav YORK, Aug. 10.
Gen Bliss, son-iu-law Of Gen. Taylor d
ed at Pensacola on the 9Th, of yeliew te
ver.
On the New Jersey Railroad, as the pas
. sanger train was about crossing the Hack
ensack Bridge, some nervous gentleman OK
claimed. .'rhe draw is opeu." Those il
the vicinity were thrown in the wldestcan
! fusion and rushed into the last car. Mr. Fe,
son, passenger in the last car, became s.
. frightened that he lcaped through the win
dow and was crushed. Others would hav,
followed had il not been discovered that tn
, alarm was false.
LoUIsvILLr, August &.
The Democrats have conceded the detea
Of their candidate for Governor Of Tenncs
> see. Hon Andrew johnson and Gen
Jollecoaer, Wings, IRE elected 10 Congress
: from the Nashville District The Con
, gr@ssional delegation ia Kentucky stand
five Wings and fyc Democrats. Tn
I, Wing majority in the Legislature viii b
large
7 BALTIMORE, August :.
The deaths in New Orleans III the weeI
| ending August Isl, was coo. a fe"
! cases Of yellow Fever have eccu r2d a; No
bile.
1SDEPESpENCE, Aug. s.
I Heath g. O'Fallcn are just in FROM FJrt
Q Makcy.
i, They report any number of Indian,
awaiting Major Fizpatrick's movements. ---
He was to haze distributed the goods and
the presents the day after the party leit.
3 From syma returned kiowas at the pos;
we have news conirnatory Of the great bat
tie Of the parties near TT. Kearney. From
their accounts the Sioux and Cheyennes
1 were almost rubbed out
You will have particulars in our papers
! as obtained from party OF Caliornians
that reached hear Friday last.
BALTIMORE 9th.
In the Mobile District, lockwood, wing
is unexpectedly elected to Congress. La
! the 81 District, the wing maj. is 1900. IL
t the 10th dist, the chances were in favor OF
Hale, wing. Harris, dem, is elected in the
3D., and Dorrdell in the 7th dist.
North Carolina, LIST dist. Shaw, d m. is
elected over Oattand.
, NV YORK, 9th
Steamer Star OF the West, from San
Juan with San Francisco papers TO July
18th, arrived to-day, with 400 passengers.
She connected with the Brother Jonathan.
The Mail Steamer, John L. Stephens left
San Francisco on the 9th for Panama, with
about = 100000 in freight,
The town of French Creek was DESTROYED
on the sth July. Loss $4,000. The
town of Ohio was also burned The sum.
mer fires are doing much damage, and much
grain has been destroyed. Whea. also suf-
iering from frost.
Lola Montez was married to Dir. Hall,
recently OF San Francisco.
Mining news still favorable.
II led by Iiyhtling
The Rock I land Republican Of vestnr