Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30
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NEw Yonx, Nov. 50

The clipper ship Golden City, for Sar
| Francisco, cleared on the 05th, and attel
proceeding a. far as the Highlands an otfray
occurred ON board in which the chief aue
/ third mates were killed. The Golden Cit,
returned and anchored at the Sou,hwes
Slip and sailed again this NOR ming.
i The Know Nothings assembled in con
siderable force at the Tabernacle last night
for the purpose Of aifording pecunisry assis
lance TO the unfortunate sufferers by the
recent election riots at Williamsburg. Elk
Mayor Harper presided.
| Several appropriate addresses were de-
| livered, and some cries Of ieyenga wete ut.
tered.
The name Of the defaulting teller in the
National Bank is Rowland. 1t is discover
ed that on Friday last he had drawn from
! the Bank Most Of it was found upon his
person. The Bank sustainAno loss.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
In the Criminal Court to-day, Mr. Beale
was sentenced to two years and six months
Improvement for the outrage on Miss
Nudge. Previous to his sentence, Beale
made speech, declaring his innocence, and
censuting the District Attorney and the Ju-
~.
| 1t is said that dispatches have been re-
ceived 1t Washington, per Baltic, Of very
unfavorable news from Sebastopol, being
received by the French Government, bear
ing date to the 10th OF November. and that
it was not permitted to be published
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81.
The Star says that it is believed in the
London and Paris diplomatic circles that
Souls will not again be received at the
Court of Madrid.
Mr.. Pratt, the Secretary Of Legation at
Paris has arrived and brings important dis
patches with him from Buchanan, Mason,
and Soule. He has been clossted with the
Secretary Of State and the Secretary of
war.
New YoRK, Nov. 26.
The bills ofthe Government Stock Bank
of Ann Harbor, Michigan, were not receiv-
ed at the Metropolitan Bank to-day The
bills of the Merchants Bank Of Bridgeport,
are also refused BY the Brokers. 1t is re-
ported that defalcation to the amount of
500, 900 has been attempted by one of the
tellers of the National Bank
ROCHESTER. Nov. 81.
Intense excitement prevails here in con-
sequence of rumor that the body of fe-
male, supposed to be missin-a Miss Emma
Moore, who disappeared some two weeks
since-has been discovered at Anaford's
Landing, two miles below this city. The
Mayor and Police are now there to examine
the matter.
CINCINNATI, Nov. "a.
The Ohio river continues stationary at
this point, with four feet Of water.
Hogs reported at S4,25, with an upward
tendency.
Money unchanged.
QUEBEC, Nov 81.
This first regular train on the Quebec
and Richmond Railroad left at o'clock
this morning.
! PITTSBURGH, Nov. 81.
| The river is now in fine nsvigsbe Or
der, with six feet OF water and still ris-
| ing. Weather continues favorable to the
rise.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
The steamers Pacific and Grand Tower
both sunk, the former near Memphis and
the latter near Cairo. Both a total loss
Passenger all saved The Pacific was
going down and the Grand Tow er coming
up.
New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
The westl err is cold, and we are hay-
ing heavy frosts. The health of the city
10 very much improved, there having been
but 1855 deaths this week, and of these only
Is from Yellow Fever.
BosroS, Nov. %.
| The city of Charleston Yesterday cleo
! ted three Nnow Nothing to the Legislature
to fill vacancies.
Troy, Nov. a.
| Marshall Mott has arrested George B.
Richardson boook-keeper and cashier of
his uncle, Job Richardson, late Collector
Of Oswego, who was at default in the sum-
Of $4,000. He was committed to jail for
examination.
CINCINNATI. Nov. "a.
1t is understood the Know-Nothing Con-
vention, which has been in secret session
/ here for the last two weeks, will adjourn to-
morrow. The attendance has been very
large, and each State in the Union has
been fully represented. The repres enta-
tives were: Messrs. John NJ. Clayton, of
Delaware; Ullman, of New York: Browne,
of Pennsylvania; Lumsden, of New-Or-
leans; and Mayor Courad, of Phladel-
phia.
The utmost harmony il is said prevailed
among them. Important changes have
/ been made in their constitution, new rit-
ual adopted, and their passwords, signs, &c,
have undergone complete alteration. The
! question with reference to Presidential can
didates was not brought up.
RALEIGH, N. c., Friday, Nov. "a.
David 8. Reid has been, by majority Of
eleuen, elected United States Senator from
this States for four years.
| ACCIDENT TO THE GEO. CeLLIER-FIvE
! LIVES LOST We learn from the Mem nhis