The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-10
By Telegraph.
ARRIVAL or THE ANDRs

and Paris advices OF the 18th. She m.a.
the passage in eleven days.
tits stated that Omar Pusha returned l..
loss at Guiegera on the 18th aud g,h y" y.
l,70O men The Russians's forrs :.
Watychte was 10000 strong with ,,,s,
lery, and and was continually being ren.
forced.
Three thousand persons have been 0rr,.
ed at st. Petersburg under the apnrsha.
sion Of an outbreak. The police tod tho :,
that no positive accusation could be b,opoL,
against them, but their political opniop,S,%
rendered their Imprisonment matter q n.
cessity.
The War.-Private dispatches reee;v.a
at Paris state that the Turks under Om,.
Pacha had entered Bucharest.
The Monitor does not mention this M,
only says the army Of Omer Paeha with Tho
English and French auxiIiries amounted ~
at least 100 900 men an thu: Prince Co..
chakoff had likewise 10000 men. A bat.
tie between these two armies is close !,
hand.
From Orsoa it is stated that Mahome,
paeha defeated the Russian brigade at Co...
noyia on the sth, after battle OF FIVE hou,,
and took possession Of the place on the on
and 10th.
The Turks attacked Brigadiers Bean.
loft and Sermonof. with other Russian
d ,tachments at Frethka, north Of Giru,.
gone. The Russians were completely rou,.
ed
By adyices from Hcrmansit 10 the 18th
We learn that Prince Gortschakoif was Al
Fre,scha, with seventy thousand /, en-.
Islam Pacha defeated Gen. Prohcil,s d..
vision q, Nicholas on the 9th.
There were twenty five thousaCd OF the
Allies at Rutsehuck.
Nothing new from the Black Sea, Baltic
or Asia.
Lord John Russell has given notice tina,
the government will ask the country for an
additional war credit. Il is though tina, the
opposition will makei,a party question and
il possible defeat the Ministry and cause
them to resign. The discussion comes on
the 18th.
LIVERPOOL, Ju'y th.-Breads,utfs-
ardson l. Brothers say the weather being
fine. business is very slack. particularly in
Wheat. Prices are so Irregular that aecu-
rate quotations cannot be given, but there
is decline oil aa6d on the prices OF Friday
last. and on the best qualities Of white and
red and still more in secondary description,
Of Wheat.
PHtLAnELPHIA, july 81.
At the Mayors ievee this morning. 81
cases OF drunkenness were heard, being the
largest number since the Mayors proelams
ton MES issued. The pensylyanan De.
ei,fes II 10 be contempt Of the Supreme
Court, and iHtima,es that the Mayor will
experience similar fate 10 that Of Barker,
MaYsl Of Pittsburgh. who Was imprisoned
for Ike offence
WAsnSGTos, August-2
Senate in executive session. 4 message
vas received FROM the President in answer
10 a resolution whether anything had tran
spircd since the Black Warrior proclama-
iian 10 obsia,e the necessity ofproyisionary
means being taken In reply he states
tina, nothing has trans pired to change The
views he then expressed, and be deems II
highly necessary that a sueielen, shrs
should be placed al his disposal 10 enable
him 10 conduct peaceful nj gotiations,
II the the House yesterday, Mike " aish
and Mr.. Sex ard, Of South Carolina, had
fight III which Mike received severe punish
meht.
WAsnisoros, Aug. 5.
The House met Informally al 10 A. w.
but no business was transacted exeep,
the signing Of several bills by the Speak.
or. a recess vas then taken uutii 2.
NJ
NEW YORK, aug. 5.
Deaths during the week up ~ noon to.
day, 1893; OF which $50 were cholera.
WAsHisoToS, Aug. 5.
Dr.. Washington, the oldest surgeon in
the L. 5. Navy, and relative Of Gen.
Washington, died yesterday.
After the adjournment Of Congress, the
President ana a portion Of the Cabinet vii!
leave for one Of the watering places.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. g.
The grain Touring mill situated in North
Ninth street, occupied by Messrs. Hawkins
& Bro, was destroyed by fire this morning,
Loss $50 900.
IL is rumored that a defa!cation IN the
melting department Of the Mint, has been
discovered.
A large house engaged in the East
India trade suspended payment this morn
ing.
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. D.
Returns received in addition make u
quite certain that Gen. Dockery, whlg, has
been elected Governor over Bragg Inc
general complexion Of the returns are very
favorable to the administration.
WAsnIsGros, Aug. D.
Many nominations were confirmed -
Me mbers Of both Houses are last leaving
the city. All the appropriation p!''s
are consummated except thatior the Co!i'hs
line.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, D.
The total number of deaths in this clly
during the past week, were 4SS, oi "f''"
So were from cholera.
PALMYRA, Aug. D.
The Angel Gabriel held forth here Ias'
evening. and during the night the Ca'hoNo
church was broken open, altar aud lufhl'u.
destroyed, and an unsuccessful a''e"P'
made to burn the building.
ALBAsY, Aug. D.
The Transcript Of this =. NJ, says 'nei'
has been since Wednesday noon last e'su.
ty six cases Of cholera reported, OF wh'sA
twenty-oight proved fatal.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. y
A man giving his name as Capt. pon ,a;.
Of tn. ship Grey Eagle, was arrested c ~.
and taken before the U. ,, .o",,
missioner on the charge Of slave stealing az
piracy. The chnrse pronounced Is, wa. ~