The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
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Arrival of the Atlantic!
Four days later from Europe!
WAR DECLAHED!
BREADSTUFFS UNCHANGED.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEw York, Monday Oct. II

] Breadstuffs IN the last days have recedef
with considerable business ut decline G
Sd and Cd on Flour, and Cd and Sd o.
Wheat.
The rumor which depressed cotton raise,
BreadstufIs again, and the market close
without much variation from prices of Fri
day. For U. $. White Wheat es lod, t.
los Sd, mixed red 9s I'd, to 9s Cd.
| Western Canal Flour 33s 6da3is. Phil
adelphia and Baltimore 3da35s. Ohie
35a36s.
Indian Corn, White 4la42s. yellow
40a4ls. Beef declined.
MANCHESTER, Oct. g.
Funds much depressed, from the Turkisl
declaration Of war. Consols closed a
I9oI.
Second Dispatch.
The Cholera is increasing slowly at Liv.
Ierpoo.
The packet ship Isaac Wright from Liv.
erpool with 60 passengers for New York
struck on the Irish Coast and leaked bad
".
The time Of suspension Of duties On Bread
stuffs imported into France is extended to
July, 1854.
Another decree prohibits France from ex-
porting potatoes and vegetables until July
1854. Material of any kinds for railways
may be imported into Spain duty free.
Latest ami most Important by Submarine Tel.
egraph.
The Russians We're supposed to be NOV
ING to attack the Turkish position at RoHt-
chank.
The ship Isaac Wright was brought into
Liverpool! with 90 deaths en- board.
A telegraph. from Constantinople of
Sept. 26th stating the Grand Council ofthe
Ottoman Empire has recommended the Sui
tan to declare war against Russia, caused
a meeting Of the British Cabinet, and made
apprehensions among the public. The
Sultan's decision is not known. The cour-
ier was hourly expected at Marseilles.
VIENNA, Oct. 2,
The Divan at the Grand Council held this
day, resolved upon declaration Of war
with Russia again the advice of the Four
Powers The Sultan has signed the dec
laration. Report says that hostilities had
commenced. Omer Pacha strongly deman-
ded leave to fight before winter set in.
Constantinople and Turkey quiet. The
Russians were officially ordered by the Mn
ister Of war, to wirter on the princpalities.
The fleets remain up Besika, and Martin
kosta was to embark on the 2lst for the
United States, Austria consenting.-
Mr.. Brown at Smyrna was to see him off.
New York, Oct, Is.
The Washington correspondent of tho
Journal of Commerce states that the Admin
istraton had come to the determination not
to demand from any foreign government,
nor to surrender to any foreign govern
ment any prisoner charged with crime,
without an express treaty stipulation to that
effect.
The Washington correspondent of the
Times states that information had been re-
ceiyed that Lord Howden, British Minister
in Spain, had succeeded in making treaty
with Spain, by which English cruisers are
permitted to land men in Cuba. to search
plantations for newly imported slaves,
BALTIMORE, Oct. II.
The New Orleans Bee, Of Thursday last
has special intelligence from Mexico, to tbs
effect that Government had discovered ar
extensive conspiracy in Puebla, and that sew.
eral prominent persons had been arrested
among them Don Juan Muzica, late Cover
nor OF the State of Pucba; Gen. Manoles
Robbs, and Don Luis de la Rosa They
had been ordered to leave the country.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Is.
The Savannah Republican says that
Johnson's majority is only 34S. The vote
in the Sd district is very close, and the result
doubtful.
New YORK, Oct. a.
Gov. Seymour has offered reward of ST.
600 for the detection Of the riolator an
murderer of Catharine Quigly, aged l3, OF
jamaica. The citizens Of Jamaica had pro-
/, iously offered $500
New YORK, Oct. II.
A letter from Pensacola says: A duel was
fought at that place between eX-sheritf Col
Inns and Charles Winters, keeper Of Bill
lard Saloon-when both parties fired Win
tcrs' ball rrazed Collins head, when the lat
ter drew a sword and run Winters through
the heart.
The receipts Of the Crystal Palace last
week were 100000.
II is stated on good authority that George
Law has effected large sale OF Government
condemned Muskets, purchased Of him by
the Turkish Government. They are to be
shipped soon.
A letter III the Times stata5 that John
Mitchell escaped from Australia on board
an American ship. His wife and family had
sailed from Hobart Town for New York.
A general military reception is to be given
him, when he arrives.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ID.
As the steamer Washington was towing
two heavily laden scows down the river
about 10 O'Clock this morning. when oppo.
site Dock street, the scow suddenly iiilee
and sunk, carrying down eight of ten mer
on board.
Two men supported themselves on I
plank until picked up by boat from tht
shore All the victims, but one, leave fam
lilies.
| New YoRK, Oct, 10.
! At meeting of the exiles in this city i
was determined to form volunteer legiol
to be commanded by Major Tasquowaski t.
proceed To Constantiuoplc in case OF war
! TO offer It's services to the sultan.
At Cincinnati coal is very scarce, and |
number OF manufacturing establishment
haze stopped in consequence.
The Ohio river is low and recedng.
The returns of the election in Ohio IN
dcate majority in favor Of free trade II
sprituous liquors.
The Woman's Rights meeting was hel