The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-27

ishcd save one cid sailor, who is in such a
condition as to he unable TO give any par
ticulars.
Additional By the Asia
Nav Yonk, April -.
No battle yet on the Baltic. The Russians are It's
mantlins heir orresses and the Island. Admiral
N.iier's feet still u, kioge Rv, Navigation opened
10 81 Petersburg The allied fleets enterc the BLACK
Sea 10 effect movement in conjunction With Omar Ia
cha. They have sieercd for rarna Is soon hos
tiltes commence in III Baltic ihe Emperor and Rus
sian Court will remove 10 Moscow. Tie Russians are
razn al IN, orressc, In the nohrnseha their posi-
ton i considered critical. Reinforcement. are CALF
ell for The Turks were Ealing back in good order
Thc rarks have beaten Cen cessiraki in Lesser ASIA
and forced him back The Turk. have also crossed
,iir Danube. between TItghpolis ami Rustchnek-
hisnow rainored that Austria VIII make the Rus
sion passage ufihr Baikaus cause of"ar. fhe Eng
fish aud French governments entirely reject ihr prop
estan oflhe Ear in his letter iothe King of Prussia
In the House Of Commons On Fridts, lo-d John
Russell confirmed the statement tina, Austria was con
ting trecps onihc frontier Of Str'ia hni q heso
tiati1ns were still III progress he could not ssta "tat
course Austria wou.d pursue,
April 10Th is arron, a national fast aay throughout
Great Britain.
On the cvening ofihc OH great hasqact Was given
10 the Earl Of Elgn prcParatAt. 10 his assuming the
government of Canada Lord John Russell in chair.
nh. British government had sized two Russian
steamers belonging 10 the North Fleet and had cen-
tractsi some for II months since. The machln.
cry belonging 10 them, of the value fsa6p was also
seized, They were l,:a0 tons 1ufiteh each, and
pierced to carry = guns.
The departure of Prince Napoleon for Turkey il
nSei for the 9th.
The agricultural accounts from Ireland are very
cheering.
Sr.tS-Four ,a7nsaul artisans dllsi the streets #
Barcelona Oh the I'll Of April. TIN. were armed Ana
when ordered dispersa I'll refused, ond then turn
ell their step, the Garcia sah4no, ia order 10 join
their comrades outside the walls. tn gates then
barred b. troaps, who we're reitei " stones by The
mob v hen they hal recourse TO their The re-
suit was that several ftha mob Killed and wound
cd. after wlththry dispersed.
Latest from the Baltic.
coFE,u,oES. April ctb.-Th4 fsetl4d sailed from
hioge Bay.
The following address Ia Tie H., has been issued
by Sir Charles Napier:
LADS, warts declared; W are 70 meet bold and
numerous army; should they Offer battle you knos
how 10 dispose OF them: should they Ior,
quickue,s and precision Of Your FIRE. Lad, Sharpen
your eutla.s.s aud the day is yourowH.'
sast night an afrr4y occurred between students and
several are companie, at Cambridge, and the Mayer
called oft III" Militia quell the riot. The Ere
Fauies gaining the mastery, bg, Of them
sercly wounded.
PhilsdeiIhia, April -
The saip Leonard arrived tai. morning froa liver
po0lI sboat fry d.aras resulting from Chtzef4 oc-
currcd on tle passage.
NEw yaeK, Arrtl -
consequence Of ari,is it, the Bank Not List,
Affecting the Pequanock bank, Mr., Barnnm published
d npts III the papers This morning yoarting for the
stab III! fthe bank, AMI fisying hi, private fortune
for t,e redemption Of its notes
The Hersld's Washington Correspondent SAYS that
Commodore Newton Of the Home Squadron hal az
interview Yesterday with The President ard Secretary
His refusal recently sulute the Spanish Iavan-
he said has meet ihc full appreciation ~ the Pres
ihent The government has ordered the company 10
remain until reply received from Spain in relation
10 lie Black Warrior affair
EoSroS, April -.
The resolve far permanent monument to Dauel
Webster passed this morning, 10y vote Of u to ~
NEw YORK, April 81.
II is now understood that tho Pow hat
tan left Havre with 3l2 passe ngers--no
cargo.
One hundred and thirty bodies have
washed a shore mp to yesterday noon. The
younger persons were in their night clothes.
No vcstage Of the wreck has come ashore.
On Sunday morning the passengers were
seen ciinging TO the bulwarks, the sea
washing over them. A great number OF
the wreck master remained on the beach
all night, but no lives were saved. The
majority Of those washed ashore were w0-
men and children. Officers and crew be-
longing principally to Maryland and Mex
York
The PoWhuttan was insured in PAlaedel-
pha and Baltimore. John Griffith, the on.
ly survivor Of the schooner Manhattan has
so far recovered as to be able to speak -
He says the schooner had only one passen.
ger, who with six Of the crew have perish.
ed
There arrived at this port Yesterday 549l
emgrants from Europe.
ROCHESTER, April 81.
The powder mill Of Geo Conoway explo
ded last night. No lives lost.
HARgIsBURGH, April 2l.
The committee of Conference of the two
Houses on tie Liquor Law have agreed up
on the plan Of submitting the question Il
The people.
Rock Island Railroad.
Business on this road IS increasing very
rapidly, and now requires the entire amount
of the roltiuu stock of the cnmnap,, tnr H., ,r.