The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
Affairs ct Erie.
HARRIsBvRG. Jan. 8.

| To Alfred King mayor, andJ. u. Vincent
sheriff, |, w. NJ. Bigler governor Of the
/ Commonwealth OF Penn. tor the purpose Of
enforcing obedience to the laws. and in Or
der to see them faithfully ministered, here
!, BY authorize ond require the said y. King
and ] B. Vincent TO call upon all good citi-
| sens, and il it shall be deemed necessary
the military to aid you in suppressing riot. il
| any should occur, aud To preserve the pub
! lie peace, and also to secure obedience to
! the laws of the orders and DEGREES of the
supreme court of Pennsylvania against the
destruction Of the property Of the Frankl N
Canal Company. and further that you advise
obedience 10 the orders and DEGREES Of the
United States court. You will also give
publicity to this communication.
(Signcd) w. NJ BIeLER.
ERIE, Jan. Z.
The following despatch was received here
to-day
HARRIsBu nc, Jan. TIE 4. King Mayor
Of Erie. The Railroad men propose i
the people will let them to lay down the
track for the timbering it shall not effect
the legal rights Of either party. They tele-
graphei to Pittsburg to discontinue proceed
ings against Fitzpatrick and Others for con-
tempt We think you had better accept
The Gov. desires it call at the Council and
have their action Immediately. Sigh
ed.
L. Babbtt, j. c. Marshell, C. A.
Kelsey, J. ]. Ball. Jas. Skinner, S. A.
Hills.
Our authorities telegraph in reply that i
is unsatisfactory to Erie, and that liarbor
Creek will not consent to laying any gauge
but the old track.
General Jno Fitzpatrick, Ira Shenyin, s.
Stevens. Archibald Fitzpatrick and John
riage to-day for Pittsburg, in custody Of the
Marshal They refused to 80 by Railroad
through Cleveland The Governors proc
lamation has been published here.
New YORK, Jan, :.
The Morning Chronicle correspondent
writes that France and England are now
fuly agreed upon taking the most effective
measures to coerce Russia. Instructions
given to the Admiral, are TO stop all Russian
ships from cruising on the Black Sea, and
force them TO return to Sebastopole, which
port she will not be allowed TO leave
until treaty of peace is concluded at Wen
ma.
Rumors were current Of an engagement
on the Danube.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. &.
The Council last night passed an ordi-
nance giving 100000 dollars to Erie and
Sudbury Road.
New York, Jan. 6.
Mr.. Augustus Miller, of the firm OF im-
gebebeam g. Co., German importers, COM
mitted suicide by blowing out his brains
with pistol, in the upper part Of the ware
house. 81 South VIM. street. He was "a
years of age.
The steamship San Francisco is insured
on Wall street for 100000. 1t is stated
that the government paid $4,000 for the
conveyance OF the troops to their posts OF
destination.
The Secretary Of War has telegraPhed
to this city for the chartering of q steamer
to proceed immediately in search of the
steamer San Francisco. The Secretary of
War has also ordered several revenue cut
tiers on the same service.
Tie San Francisco has 600 men Of the
Sd Regiment OF u. S Artillery, with the
noncommissioned officers, and the families
Of several OF the officers. She has good
number of passengers, among whom is Geo.
Aspinwall Of this city