Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20
BY TELEGRAHH.
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New Orleans papers Of Saturday las,
contain the details Of the news received by
the steamer Orizaba which differ total y
| from the telegraph account. 1t Is now
said that the battle between the revolution.
lists and the Government forces, resulted
in the victory Of the former who routed the
Government troops, aud killed 800 Of them
Alvarez.s SON at the head OF some Guerillas
captured number Of prisoners and 2,O0O
head Of cattle. After the battle Gen. II.
varez issued an address denouncing the
dictator and closing with the expression
"down with the tyrant, death to the dicta-
tor
DEAL BEACH, Nov. II.
| The New Era remains in the same posi-
ton. The sea was so high yesterday that
she could not be boarded but il 10 smoother
to day. One hundred and sixty bodies
have been picked up in all and il is doubted
/ if any more will be found. The current
has changed and all the clothing and val
liable are in the hands ofthe Captain.
NEwYoRK, Nov. II.
Several of the papers this morning an
nounce that the Soule affair has been sc.-
tied The Emperor has rescinded his or
der preventing Soule's passage through
France, and invited him in fact to proceed
through the Empire to Spain. 1t was said
that Mr. Soule wonld probably leave Lon
don on the 4th. The Manchester Exami-
ner Of the 4th contains the news.
The papers this morning show majority
for Carl. The Herald makes him GA
ahead and considers..him undoubtedly elect
ed.
The 81. Louis has been withdrawn and
consequently there will be no steamer for
Europe to morrow.
The Cunard Company announce that the
screw steamer Alps will leave Havre for
New York direct on the 25th, and will be
followed by others in the same line.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.
At meeting Of Bankers and Brokers,
held to-day, they resolved unanimously that
no unusual discrimination would be made
at their respective counters against the
notes of the Illinois Banks no. known or be-
ieved to be insolvent or suspended, by
rejection of their notes, and recommending
t. the citizens generally, restoration OF
the confidence which they have heretofore
manifested in the circulation Of the Banks
New YORK, Nov. IL.
Our papers cannot yet agree as TO who
IS elected Governor. While the Evening
Times increases its morning majority for
Clark, the Tribune gives Seymour a trifie
more than in the morning. The CONNER
rial Advertiser says, after thorough re-
visi9n of the returns, that there is plural
ty fer Seymour.
Tie Steamer Catawba, which was re-
ported below this morning, has not yet been
telegraphed.
The Coroner's jury on the bodies Of Har-
rison & S.sith. who came to their deaths in
the Williamsburg riots, returned verdict
to-day against the parties implicated The
examination of prisoners is postponed till
Thursday next.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. II.
4 Know Nothing Convention is under
stood TO be in session in the city now.
Nothing is known Of their proceedings or
their object
ALBANY, Nov. l6.
The Evening Journal makes Seymour SO
ahead with official returns of Allegheny and
Warren counties yet to be heard from
BosToN, Nov IL.
Orders have been received at the Charles
town Navy Yard to fit up the sloops of war
Saratoga and Cyane as soon as possible.
WASHINGTON, Nov II.
The Union of this morning says that from
information received at Washington, Louis
Napoleon's reasons must be grave indeed, 10
clear the refusal to permit Mr.. Soule to
pass through France, from the imputation
of q national insuit
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
tits reported here that a National Know
Nothing Council is to meet in this city at
noon on "Wednesday, the 10Th inst, for the
purpose OF making arrangements for the
Presidential election. 1t is expected that
candidate will be selected from three promi-
neEt individuals, whose names will be pre-
sented to the council Gen. Sam Houston,
ofTexas. Jacob Broom of Pennsylvania and
Mllard Fillmore Of New York, are the three.
John NJ. Clayton, it is said, is out Of the
question. Twenty-eight S,ates--even Cal
iiorna--wil be represented. | send you
these rumors as they We're communicated
TO me, know nothing further.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is.
We have no further failures to report,
and have little excitment in our mercy mar
ket to-day. John r. Morton & Co. have
resumed business.
CINCINNATI, Nov. H.
The steamer Forester was DESTROYED by
fire last night. at New Richmond, 90 miles
above this city. She is total loss. The
steward, chambermaid and one hand are
supposed to have persisted in the flames.
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