The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-27
By Telegraph.
Arrival Of the Niagara.
0ysrturcs Of Peace by the Car,

the Western Powers eyacuate Turkey, bn,
still maintain strong military posi,iso', w
Moldava as u provisional security.
n The Car has sent friendly Au,o,.,.,
letters TO several German Powers ugH
tilities continue. Fighting reported osg ~
Black Sen, Danube aud in Asia. AT
army had embarked for Finland. Noaa'sA
siyc naval engagement The TURKS n,
battle with the Russian rear guard esrcs
strong.
BLACK SEA, June 2l.-Eishl Russia,
steamers came out OF Sebas,apo and :.
I tackled three allied ships at he Bate.
7 the allied ships engaged, were the Furio.,
and Terrible. A running fight snsuea "
/ The Furious was considerably damapea
On the Danube on June 2lst and apa !,
important battle wa. fought by the Turk
under Gvotte. Mchcr Pasha fell on ~
Russian rear guard Of $4,000, near Silis,r,
on the olst The battle lasted two d,rs
The Russians continued their coucentra,o,
towards Secrcth and pruih. They apparr,t
7 " mean TO return to the banks of the D,r
abc
The movement, oitiie allied army is ken
II profound secret
The Cavalry is supposed to be adsancpr
BY land 10 Balkan.
4 telegraph is being built IRON Constant
nople 10 Narna, Shum!a, Widken andGs,.
pei.
Fifty thousaIa anglo French troops wer.
still at farna. Prince Napoleon was sl.s
there.
Gen. Cosognetes French division ha. len
Adrianople for Shuma.
Oner pasha has prepared to establish l..
head quarters al Rutchnek
Communication from the DANUBE pcrs
Kept open as far as Si!stfia ~ Tura!-h
lo'illa.
Gortschakoir removed hi. head quarter,
from kalarash To- Gen. Brell'zan.
Shiller commands a division Of the French
army embar,ing al lhesburg !o; ,he Bal.
tic.
Accounts from the agricultural ts,rie's
ot England are rather nutavorable, bat ave.
r8gc crops are anticipated.
LkrEsr- MaIri covered With 5ancadcs-
Tie garrison iratcrnizing Hilh insurgents--
O'D3hneil threatening u attack The pskre.
Intelligence - the 3oth state that tn ,egt
was much a.itated Insurgents 70 ID nua.
her Ut four thousand We're al the Camp q
u .mafe sbau;a gun shot from the falacr-
Cen AzaFriat director of th@ artillery h1s
Saasd - attack them, Although Fva!rsu..
SIS dItRty L Tie Qsern. Gen lsra as,
ta+st au III p=tt@Xt taat b. could Eytfr.Y
an 'he garrison.
Up sfupl! was sld bs5 saumonrd,he
o. 81 - change heF min stry. unless shs
8i4 - r. world attack tie toxin the saae
morning.
Subsequent ulyices tn the I'd inst, STATE
that Matgid was rarred IN tbs haFacad's'
sac panal4ec CRYING car death n Sarafuris.
Tic formation II Regency at which NJ
gara7 should he member 90 the other hana'
H. palrs teeEs The news rrc"Nca ir'm
to lie favorable 10 the gtNcrunfnt, and r.
iasurge MS after having been defeated march
: j to Toledo.
pms July !.
despatch from the Spanish Government
, IL the ri inst. states tina, on the ~ asst
atap. NJ. the Queen's troop. attacked the
: insurgents and gained signal advah'aes
over them. The latter were routed NJ
ny Officers and prisi,es haye asked pcFms'
sion 10 return To Their duty.
J New iokK. July =
: Th. steamer Franklin left Cuwcs on lie
oh Al ; O'Clock, p. NJ, and went ashore n
. Long Island beach al Moriches yesterday
} morning in dense fog The passengts
were got ashore in safety and arrived IN ta'
ci,v ut nidri sht, together with the mails
e A military jnsl.rccti3n he ided by oDo@'
: nell had broken cut In Spain. -Four th7a.
, sand of the Madrid garrison had marched cp'
towards Toledo.
, BosrpS, Juiy L..
Two promising daughters of Mr.. Hove
oC this city, were accidentally killed BY the
Railroad train this morning ut DahVcFse'
Spcncers Wooden Factory situated a.
Germantown, was destroyed by fire lass"-
: cning.
WASHgGros, July j.
r Senate proceeded 10 consideration OF '0e
Z bill maxim. proposition for better perseFfa'
ton Of lie and property fshlp"rccheu'e''
sells on the coast the l.. ). ,..,
! The bill after discussion was read UNI"
g time and passed.
- The Joint resolutions fxlng The comPtil>h
. lions oi The oiiic,rs 81 both Houses OF '"H'
= sress. and prohibiting extent pay i"F SCI
. wees vas passed.
I Bes.oN. July ~
Edward Crane, President o.thc Vermont
Central Railroad, resigned MS "''''e Qua!
Previous 10 his resignation II was els'o'
cred that he had over issued eight 'honsaH'
shares OF Vermont Central Raiload stoeA'
BosToN, July ID,
A. The total number Of deaths THIS "etN "''
4 ll3, inc luding 81 OF cholera. -,
y VIM. Dtxhy, hard emPloye" ~ v,
Powder mill %, Spencer, was kllieo =! -
, explosion TT the mill yesterday.
eI NGw YoRK, July -
: The board fheaIth of this city repoF' -.
total number Of deaths for the week eil" ~
TO day To be SIT, being the largest iof.rtna
of any week this season, Of "hieh ~ !,
were LAT of Cholera, being az inerca'' ''
- OYER the preceding week.
CHARLESTON, July To-
' The number of deaths in New OrleaHD'
during the week ending 9th inst was o ~
/, 1911, being decrease as compared WY ~ -,
previous week, Of l3s, Weather mao =,
come much cooler and the deaths rom ~ ~,
stroke very few. No deaths from ye''0"
fever.
sYEAccsE, July II.
Four dwellings situated in the wes' S,
! paa of this city, together with aOout f 'yv
thousand cords OF wood, tha property OF w
= Central Railroad, and the building c"hta
, inn it were entirely destroyed by hfe !''
tgrd1y. less twenty thousand doiiaFs,