The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of The Europa and Hermann.
Loss Of LIFE and Property on The English
Coast

| Coast.
Haitian, Ian. "a.
| Tie Europa has arrived with dates of the ST.
inst.
Market unchanged-moderate business with
previous Rates.
A superb banquet had taken place at Liver
pool BY the Chamber OF Commerce. lngersoil
the American Consul, was present. The Ear
| Of Delbs made speech--i, was small affair.
MANCHESTER, Jan. q.
The ship st. George from Liverpool for New
York full OF Irish Emgrants, took lire at sea
Dec oath, in terrible storm. Eight were snf
located in the smoke, the remainder, large
proportion oil women and children, mustered OIL
the Poop Deck.
The lanes were bursting out all around
when the ship Orlando, from Mobile Tor iavr'
hove in sight. She made desperate exertions
| 10 save them. The sea ran high.
| All the boats were swamped but one, Whici
carried only five at time. Sesentv-sx OF M
crew and passengers were saved, the tempes
still increasing.
| The Orlando just got clear when the ST.
George went down Fifteen were drowned go
ing from ship 10 ship, and suffocated between
deck.
Twenty-eigh, were burned or sunk with tht
ship. The Orlando afterwards had ali her sail:
blown away in the terrific tempest. She reach
ed Havre in eleven days, short OF water and pro-
Visions
A subscription was commenced in behalf o.
the survivors
The ship Lady of the West, from Bristol fol
NJ Orleans, was lost at sea. Fifteen OF the
crew were picked up by the long boat and car
red TO Falmouth. Four others IN the pnnace
were carried to Brest.
Great maritime damages all along the coast
by heavy gales.
The election 10 Parliamentin consequence of
members occupying Office, is mostly over The
former old members are reelected.
It's reported that Lord Clarendon will super
cede Lord John Russell.
The Manchester Commercial Association pc
titioned the Foreign office TO demonstrate
against the Emperor of Morocco's arbitrary in
reference.
A meeting of American ladies', held at Milan,
Italy, have made spirited reply TO the Duchess
of Sutherland's address.
Head, that was drowned in the Tagus, was
not Lola Monies husband.
Lord II. Germaine is inaugurated Lieut.. GEN.
eral OF Ireland.
The quarterly revenue returns OF the United
Kingdom show an increase for the year OF
c97a 600 Every item of revenue is incre ased,
except customs.
Ministers of Austria, Prussia and Russia have
presented their credentials 10 the Emperor OF
France.
The Car formally refused TO use the term of
Brother, and compromised by using the term
s'.Nonsieur .9nti.r
All Contnent4l Governments, recognized Ma
poleon's Government.
The Emperor replied to the Popess nnncio: Il
trust under divine providence TO be able 10 devel-
ope The prosperity OF France and secure peace
10 Europe, &c.
Jupin declined the Attorney Generalshlp.
More fighting in Algeria
Brussels ordered The funeral of Madame Kos
suth 10 take place in the night.
The S1anish revenue has fallen off, during
the last wear. 100000 reals.
Madame Madina, OF Florence, is better, but
remains IN prison.
IrALY Addi,ional Notifications are being
bpilt in Vienna. A disastrous engagement has
taken place between the Turks and Monen-
grins. The Turks lost 600 men at Jargas.
OTTAWA, Ill. Jan. %.
A FIRE was discovered last night IN the build
ing occupied by Mr. Qumby about / O'clock
IL was discovered by The stage driver who was
passing at the time.
There were thirteen persons in the house al
the time All escaped bu, two children Of Mr.
Quimby,s who were sleeping in the upper room.
They we're awakened by their father, but ~
coming down the stairs were sufiocated with
the smoke and persisted in the flames.