The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-13

Tie alted States Nal Steamer B4tt
arrived II This port ut one O'Clock this mor.-
ing. $ 9 lett Liverpool "a Wecnesla,
tli,, 18th 5l June, and made the run in ID
DAYS. II hours AMI . minutes by steam d.
f5ne.
Continental news j. very cgnly
There is no fresh news tram Tn hl-,
On thl I'D Narcis<a Am kgstra, mptrr
at the Former minister IL that hattie, wss a'-
rested al Madrid
Indi. and China,
The express IN anticipation O. ,h@ va'.
l4nt mail has arrived.
4 bsici abstract al the principal rl'
ncns was given Oh Monday The ks,s.a
squadron was supposed 70 have taScnrrilsr
on the coast IF kamskatka. One NJ ls,rs-
$3.50 ~ -~s.n 80 rsa-e S,n.- afG.tu. WEa..
she had pu, IN for intelligence.
After dedncting vessels ordered lo@.
our naval loree in those seas consists d u
vessels OF the Royal navy, manning ~
guns. aud 27 steamers Of the Indian navy
mounting i25 guns of the very largest cal'
bfe and navy metal. II sail Of The saas
service mounting 100 guns is also on ne
coast, making a total OF IL vessels and iI5
guns.
Il is not the Russian squadron that
f. AIRED hg nur mercantile marine, but prya.
tcers from California sailing under Russian
culors.
Siege OF Silistria.--A private letter from
Constantinople, June ii,h, contains news
from Silistria, OF which the following is The
sum;
After the attack on the 10Th II Nay,I
which was described as sanguinary The Rts'
slams returned TO prepare Tor a fresh assault,
On the 3 LIST they advanced with force ana
the assault, il the same order IL o.
fore. After a prolonged and bloody s'ras-
gle the Russians were repulsed and the saas
evening under h fug Of truce drmandcdpcf'
mission - take of their dead, who were ~.
less than 1000 On the I'd, the general a''
sault toe k place and the halc Russian N'~
tIla hunbaricd the town, but thanks 70 '''
truly heroic intrepidity Of the Turks ana u.
excellent management of Their roioh'a''''
N chief, the Russians were egalh f'''ofioI,
ly beaten of The victory however, coz.
the Turks dear, as they lost their gaah'
CHIEF Museha Pasha, who was struch !" '"'
side by the fragment Of she'll. 1hc ''Ia
night, mine which had been carried nna''
the first Turkish battery WAS dcs'ro! "
mine with 400 Russians. hf"'
most OF the attack The shells were DION"
to the air under coYcr Of this explosion !"
the confusion that followed the ot'oi""'
sailed out and completely routed the eh,,I'
a IL.
total loss Of the Russians in their assam
from 5000 to 5000 killed, while the ~N,
lost but little in proportion. Resum i"s.'
who had left Shumla for that purr'.' a."
siiistra with division Of -'''
men.
Letters received at Constantnopt ''"
Shuml,, dated June ith, announces t ,,,
attacks against Silis,ria on the 81 o. 10,
md June I'd, in which the Turks OBTAIN
the most brilliant success.
ItvERrooL, June >"
Oar market is moderately ATTENDED ''
morning $3.50.
We cannot quote n decline on ''"'''
prices.
Sales on Flour were effected 10 GU!
limited extent, and those principally 'o'''
tuners.
BALTIMORE, jay ''y
The persons injured by accident nn '"' L.,
Iuchanna railroad recovering inert ''
'ccn no further deaths, =,
LoutsyilLr JrLl ID
Several stores were destroyed by !"
ay. Loss 100000. Insured. -h
w ,SuthGToS july 'N-
Private calendar taken up and sn"u'! o,I
The Senate yesterday ''l-'
he INDECENT Insane land bill. I'll
BUFFALO, July ''".
The Express train which left susPeIp, aI.
ridge last night on the Great West ,h nv NJ.
toad, ran over horse near ThoToiu ,"
y Two eaaigranl cars of the track M'm "ort
even and wounding severely ten l', mno ,rslI
whom are not expected TO live. ~
lass passengers were not Injured
Bosros, July .,
Several cholera cases are repor',o r Co.
ity during past "a hours. 4 who,, ,hrsc n
ore also attacked il Chelsea, ana INV
lem died. @".f ,9
NEW York, July .
In Brooklvn this morning nine e ,,sd 70
bolera and five denths were rep I,urs
nye occurred in the last twen'y'io",', r ,his
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