Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-24
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BY TELE G. II A.P Fl.
New YnRK, May q,

NEW YORK, NAV u.
The shin 8. Curling. which arrived At this
A. n. from liverpool, brought out 57S ras-
senrera, all Of whom are Mormons and
bound for the Mormon settlement.
s A very lengthy opinion. BY Judge Ed
monas. of spiritual notorietv. is published
this A. NJ. He sustsins the law in all it's
bearings, aud considers that its enforcement
belongs 70 all the officers whose general
duty il is TO enforce the laws AGAINST crime.
The steamer Illinois YESTERDAY took out
two compan;e. of u 8 froops under the
command Of Major Prince. to b. stationed
At F.. Steel, Washington Territory.
Boston. Nav %
Tho meeting last evening In Fanuell
Hall. in opposition 10 the Liquor Law, was
Iares and en.hnsies.ic. D"legn'e. from
New Bedford, Lowell, Cem'r'dge. Worces-
ter and other nlaces were present
Twenty resolutions wore passed emb ,dy-
ing the spirit Of the meeting. The follow
inn are the first and last # th"m.
The meeting oF,he bar o'ths oity WIS
he'll this A. NJ. ri which resol itons ofres-
nee. were adontei for the memory Of Hon.
C Spencer, and a commt'er was appoin-
tod 10 confer with members o the Bar at
Albans and els where, az to the best means
or 6 ,mmemorating the merits of the deceas.
81 on some occasion when III" bar Of the
VIII lie State may be rerres nte'. The
approaching term ~ the Co It of Appeals
was suggested as the most fitting occasion.
Resolved, Tit the recently enacted 50.
called Maine Liquor Law is comnonnd
Of rquat ci m, folly an politi al corruption.
Resolved That we will protect the pro-
Nv, the reputation and the freedom of
,hs citizens of this commonwealth. which
are guaranteed them BY the bill of r ghrs.
SIX thousand is low estimate Of the
number present.
WAsHNGros, May %
The National Int lis e Ger o. Z is NOR
ming Publishes long letter f. m Mr.. Perry,
S cr,r.ry Of L. at On a, Ma rid, to the
President the United States in yindica-
ton OF himself again the oh rg $ brought
against him by Mr.. Soule, 10 whom he
speaks with much severity. He charges
him with mn completely with the French
revo'u nsis Us his Soul . position
led i'm TO desire war, that by trans hitting
erroneous information he eau. ed the 0stend
Conference to b. hell, and committed our
government before Europe. Mr. p. CON-
cludes BY stating that II he has r'sisted Mr.
Sue. foiied his cunning and nndone his
work, he has done so hon1rahlv and faifly,
abusing 10 conf ence and ling in no
duty.
NEw YoRy, May 20.
II is said thai r w. Cameron, now in
England, has obtained the contract for the
conveyance OF the English ma Is from Pan
ANA 10 Australia one a month at the rate vi
Il 600 sterling the round year.
Mr.. Thomas r. Whiting, m mber Of Con-
gross from this city, and leading man a.
mong the Know No hngs, address let
ter to Henry A. Wise, OF Virginia, reply
ing 10 bis assertion that the Know Nothing
pa u the nth were rec sellers and abo-
lit onists and asserting tIattne order is per-
fecLly neutral on the SUBJ ct Of slavery.
WAsEISer ~, Nay %.
The See- cry ! tie late ior las gone TO
NJ chigan 10 b. absent four weeks. GeaTge
c. WI the, Chief Clerk of the Depart
nen,, has been appointed Secretary mean.
time