The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
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Arrival Of the Asia.

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Arrival Of the Asia.
Four Days Later from Europ.-Fur.her Ad-
! rance IN Breadsfafs.-WarQ Question ~
Sidfu Quo.
NEW YoRK, Sept. q.
! The Asia, from Liverpool, Of 29th, arrived
at lots Nothing new from the East. Mat
tiers dull and unsettled.
i Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales 3d.
900 bales.
+ BREADsrurFs.-Mark continued excited,
with weather again unsettled, and prices uu-
diminished.
! Wheat ranging from 4aSd per bushel, adj
vance. and is I'D Is per bbl for flour.
/ Indian corn began to be inquired Tor at
6da Is advance, White American wheat.
ss6d 6ssd. Red and mixed IS and
Ss6a.
i Western Canal flour, 2ss. Sd. 29s Cd.
Baltimore and Philadelphia sos Sis. Cd.
/ Ohio sos. 7d.--sour 26s 6d.-Whlte and
yellow corn 3ls. I'd. a32s cd.
Provisions. considerable sales in
inferior and ordinary at fair prices. Pork
steady and transactions small, Bacon
sides and shoulders quiet and unchanged.
Cheese sells freely at full prices. London
markets very excited. Weather very UNI
settled.
The harvest was progressing rapidly
crops generally uninjured.
No political news of interest.
The Eastern question was totally nnchang-
ed. nothing new having transplred. Every
body regards it as settled. 1t was reported
that the Russians had recrossed the Pruth.
The troubles in Servia, as before reported,
did not reach the dignity OF a revolt, but were
merely parted troubles.
On the 24th nlt. Mr.. Ingersol announced
his recall, and Mr.. Buchanan was presented
to the Queen. AL quiet in France.
Additional by the Asia
4 dispatch from Paris, received at Liver
pool. states that the latest accounts from
Constantinople announced the denial by
Prince Ghimsha, of the rumor that he had
rome over to the interests of Russia; he says
that he had been desired by the Gear to sus-
pend relations with the Porte, and to stop
paying tribute, but not feeling competant to
decide the question himself, he had referred
the matter to the Ottoman government.
The citizens of Spezza, and refugees re-
siding there, had comphmented Capt. Ing
ram TOR his gallant conduct in the Smyrna af-
fair.
Private letters represent the condition OF
affairs at Canton as very critical, an out
break was expected. In Shanghai all was
quiet.
New YORK. Sept. 8.
At a meeting of the citizens held al the
Astor House yesterday. $500 was sub
seribed for the sufferers at Mobile.
The steamer Star of the West from Ha-
wanna, with San Francisco dates to the
18th August. arrived here this morning,
bringing nearly 600 passengers and one mil
lion in freight.
The Sierra Nevada sailed on the 10th
with over GOO passengers for San Juan,
who came on the Star OF the West.
Thos. Boreland Minister'S Central Amer
lea. would proceed To New Grenada on the
Sd September.
4 fire had occurred at San Francisco, de-
stroying $4,000 worth ofproperty
The head of Joaquin, the great robber, had
been brought to San Francisco, and was to
be exhibited.
The sloop-ot-war Portsmouth arrived on
the 18th, from the Sandwich Islands, re-
ports the small pox raging there; 527 new
cases in week
MI. ttNi tiiiibi'. AOA viii
the Lopez expedition, killed Lieut.. Scott in
duel on the Sd uit.
The Rogue river Indians attacked the
white settlement in the noEthesIE;RI ppT5iop, nj
zens.
| The taxable property in San Francisco, is
estimated at S3o,000,O 900, being 10000 600
over last years estimate.
Gold has been discovered at Santa Cruz.
Petitions are in circulation urging Con-
rrcss to take immediate measures for bill
for the Pacific railroad
Politics is waxing warm. Edmund Ran
delph, Democrat, has taken the stump
against Gov. Biger.
Chinese merchants are about opening a
Banking House in San Francisco.
\ DIR. J. Bamievin was shot dead in the streets
OF San Francisco on the list of August. by
Joseph Heperington. 1t was a squatter
difficulty.
Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S. express office at
Sacramento, was robbed Of $500.
The nett proceeds Of the CRYSTAL Palace
for the New Orleans sufferers, amounts to
Sits.
The Woman's Rights Convention ad.
Journed last night, sine die; il broke up in 0
row.
Last night the OswegJ train on star,ino
discovered a man on the track, when !,
Nhistled and reversed the engine, but the
locomotive hit him, severing his head AND
hurting his body into the ditch
Vermont Election.
BURLINGTON, Sept 10
Il In SO towns, embracing the most popu
lous ones. the vote for Governor stands fo
Fairbanks, Wing, 1913; Robinson, Demo
crat, S,42l; Brainard, Freesoil, 3.4sO. TIL,
remaining towns will not materially var,
this ratio. The Anti-Maine Law Whir.
appear to have voted for Robinson in large
numbers