Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-28
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ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

New York, Nov. oath.
The steamship Hermann reached her
dock this morning. She brings 2o4 passen-
Igers. Her dates were anticipated by the
Canada, aud we find but few additional
items.
Reinforccments under General Dawen-
burg were approaching SebastoPol. Omer
Pacha had sent 1000 men to Varna.
a Russian despatch says that on the
2S,h and goth. the weather on the Black
Sea was terrific. The allied fleets were
obliged torun out to sea, and the besleg-
ing armies were drenched with rain and
unable to keep up the fire.
Soule was in Paris on the 18th, en- route
for Bordeaux. The French Government
in Withdrawing the prohibition, intimates
that no disrespeet was intended to the unl-
ted States, but the exclusion was entirely
on private grounds.
The American ship Brother Jonathan
was wrecked on tie Point Alfeny rocks,
after coming in collision with the William
Penn.
Ex-Recorder Tallmadge has commenced
suits against the Courier and Enquirer and
the Tribune for libel
The Grand Jury has presented an indict-
ment against Geo. Cooper and James y.
Taylor, for libel on james w. Barker, the
Know Nothing candidate for Mayor.
The ship Omer Pacha arrived to-day
from Antwerp, and report sc cases Of chol-
era during the passage-36 fatal.
On the cath of October, the ship Glen
bourne from New Orleans, 81 days out, for
Havre, was fallen in with. She reports the
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fever.
The libel suit of Fry vs.. Bennett of the
Herald was settledyesterday in the Supreme
Court, by refusal to grant new trial.
, Troy, Nov. "a.
A portion of the Arch over the Union
Railroad track, fell this morning, three of
the workman-one fatally.
Springfield, (In.) Nov. 25.
The Mechanics and Farmers Bank will
resume business again on Monday morn.
ing.
New YORK, Nov. 25.
Jones Fi,zgihbons, arrested for robbery of
the mail, has been held To bail in the sum OF
$4,000, which not being forthc oaing. be has
been retained in custody.
The steamship Atlantic sailed at noon
to-day with 60 passengers and 1922 900 III
specie.
A meeting Of printers has been called to-
night at Tammany Hall, 10 consider the
great depression OF the craft in this city 1t
is said there are several hundred out Of en-
ployment.
WAsHsGToS, Nov. %.
The Postmaster Generals report will
speak more favorably of a cheap postage
system than any since 1851.
A private letter from the Sandwich Is
lands saws that the treaty ceding the Sand
witch Islands to the United States has been
actually signed by the King, and only awaits
the return of the Prince, his son, and his
signature TO render it etfectual.
BosTos, Nov. IS.
The Canada reached her dock at 5 = o'clk.
this A. NJ
Last night the steamer Ocean came in
collision with her, by which the latter had Il
hole knocked in her side abatt the wheel.
The conclusion caused great CONSERVATION
on board he Ocean, which was increased by
the flames bursting out from the upsetting
Of a stove. Many Of the passengers jumped
overheard.
1t is reported that Miss HOLMAN who
was On board the Ocean at the time, is
missing. There are five persons at the
Hospital whose Injuries are such that they
cannot re cover.