The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-23
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MORE EoBeeRAeY AT ERIE.
TRACK TORN UF.
ERIE, March I3.

! ERIE, March I3.
I The mob at this place, under direction o
the Mayor, nave to-day torn up the tract
crossing Sassafras street. The Sheriff. ha,
j done all in his power to prevent it, but HI:
/ efforts were unavailing. The cause o
complaint is said to be the passing Of some
! freight cars from the Western to the East
ern road--thus making a temporary connec-
ton.
WASHINGTON, March ii.
Dispatches have been received from the
Cuban authorities at Havana Of the nos1
important character. Regrets have been
] Expressed, that the Black Warrior haf
been seized, and it IS believed that ample
compensation is offered The President, il
Il now believed, will settle the dficalty With
out action on the part Of Congress. Na
message on the subject has been sent into
| Congress to-day and none expected.
The amount of Treasury drafts issued tu-
ring the week is $4,000.
HousE CoSTIaUED.-The Wisconsin r.
| r. bill has been tabled in the House by a
majority Of 3. The excitementwas intense
when the result was announced. A motion
was made to reconsider, pending which the
House adjourned.
By the George Law we have late pana-
ma papers. The Panama Star OF the la
test date has the following important intel
lirence from Western Mexico.
By the steamer California We learn tina.
the Inhabitants of Acapulco and al! that
portion oil Mexico were in state OF excite
ment in consequence Of revolution which
had recently broken cut among them.
It appears that the inhabitants ofthis and
some Of the bordering States have taken
arms under Gen. Alverez, and declared
themselves free and independert-are
ready to enforce it if necessary.
No positive engagement had occurred be-
tween the opposing parties, but it is said By
some that slight skirmish had taken place
on the plain Of Chilpanthtzmgs where San
ia Anna had some 2,000 men under arms.
There was rumor in San Salvador that
500 North Americans had disem barked at
Omsa as allies Of Honduras.
An attempt has been making, but unsuc-
cessfnl, to restore peace between Honduras
and Guatamala.
New YoRK, March Il.
The steamer Geo. Law, from Aspinwall
9Th via Kingston, arrived at l2i2 to-day
She brings 59T8. 900. and 24o passe ngers.
Among the passengers arc Messrs. E0l
comb, Winthrop and Bird, belonging to the
parties detailed from the lrigate Cayne
10 survey canal route across the isthmus
Of Darien.
New YORK., March IA.
The steamer Nashville sailed to-day for
Southampton and Havre with "A passen
gers and s264,o0o in specie.
BosTos, March IL
There is much eyultation among a por-
ton Of our citizens caused by the decision
OF the Supreme Court against the constitu-
tionality Of a portion ofthe Liquor Law.
New YORK, March II.
The U. S. Steamer Princeton, has receiv-
ed sailing orders and is now lying off the
battery with her supplies on board ready to
sail at moments warning. Her destina-
ton supposed to be Cadiz to carry out the
delberation of the Black Warrior affair.
A dispatch from Washington, in the
Times, states that powerful influence was,
yesterday, brought to bear upon the Presi-
dent to induce him not to recommend sus-
pension OF the neutrality laws in relation to
Spain A majority in the Cabinet was de-
cidedly for it.
Mr. Delano arrived at Washington from
Havana with additional dispatches relating
to the Black Warrior.
The Cabinet is said to stand thus:-Mar
cy, Gushing, Davis and Campbell for decis
i've measures against Spain. Guthrie and
McClelland doubling.
W4sHEsGTos, March IA.
HoUsE.--Mr. Appleton asked leave to
present the rcmonstrance of the y. L. Cicr-
gy acainst the Nebraska bill.
A resolution introduced yesterday to rem
edy the confusion at present existing in ap
po ointments Of Cadets, caused by the new
Congressional Districts Of the several States,
was passed in the Senate.
Dir. Everett presented tie memorial of
The New England clergymen against the
Nebraska bill.
Mr. Douglas called for its reading. He
said it was not respectful u the Senate,
and he desired word upon it. He then in
very strong language condemned the state
ments OF the memorialists, pronouncing
them atrocious s!anderers.