Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-08
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Details Of News BY the Africa.
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NEW YORK. Junoo
The Berlin papers report that Austria's
nroposals are, that Russia and Turkey settle
between the nselvcs the number Of ships
thew will keep in the Black Ses-Engisnd
and France to keep two chips therein, and
Turkey undertaking not to enter into any
treaty. with Russia unless submitted to
France and England. According to Vienna
napers. Conference will be re-opcned and =
meeting will be held on the 96th without
the Plenipote ntiaries, and another on the
2Sth. at which they would be present.
Lord Palmersron's explanations in Par
lament are preliminary only.
The Austrian envoy leave for Frankfort
IN urue the immediate mobilization of the
German forces.
Nav loth-A severe combat took place
during the night along the right, and the
musket and bayonet we're used for an hour
snd a half, when the Russians retired under
cover OF their batteries. Loss considerable
on both sides. Number not known.
Nav "a Gen Pelissier telegraphs as
follows: "A very lively combat against our
important position has lasted all night
We obtained complete success. The en-
envy loss WAS eiiui uious' a"o ea'S 1890
cradle.
The Paris Patrie gives further particulars:
the French attacked the Russian entrenched
camp near the Quarantine Bastion on the
night Of the 22d, and again on the 23d, when
they carried it by assault. The battle was
begun by the Russians.
A stormy debate took place in the British
House of Commons on the Gath ult. upon q
motion of want Of confidence in the minis
try brought forward by D'Israeli.
On the vote being taken, the Ministry
were found to have majority Of 100 cut OF
53s.
A similar motion was brought forward in
the House Of Lords by Earl Gray, but sub
sequently withdrawn.
Both Houses have adjourned till June 4th.
Arrival Of the Warrington.
New York, June s.
The steamer Washington is below, and
will reach her dock about O'Clock.
Her dates were anticipated by the Afr-
9P. M.-The Washington, from Bremen.
arrived at S1s r. NJ. She left on the 26th
uli.
A supplement the Presse publishes the
on dts rslatNi 10 bloody battle between
the Russians and corpse of Egyptians and
Turks The Ottomans are said to have
held the Russians in check for ! hours
A reinforcement from the Allies compelled
the Russians to retire.
The addition to the Russian army TO be
made under the last ukase, will consist of
100000 men.
LAsALLE, June 6.
The following are the majorities in this
county: For Prohibition, 9l4; J. d. Cation,
5000; Lorenzo Leland, 5000; for Circuit
Judge-Hollister, 100.
Dwight Station.-For Prohibition, Fl;
against, g.
10 Davies County-Galena.-R
from all but two precincts show about 1875
majority against Prohibition.
PORTLAND, June 6.
The trial Of Neal Dow for having liquor
in his possession with intent to sell, COM
menced this afternoon in the Police Court
The Court adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing. The evidence failed to establish the
fact that Mr.. D. possessed the liquor
with intent to sell, but the fact is clearly
proved, that the liquors when complained of
were the property of the city. By an order
from the Governor, the military have been
under arms all day, and will remain on duty
tonight, although the city is perfectly quiet.
New YoRK, June 6.
A dispatch to the Tribune says that ].
w. Barker is to be nominated Grand Pres
dent of the X. Ms, and that his opponents
will probably concentrate on Gov. Gardner
of Mass, to take his place.
Col. Kinney's case was called up in the
L
sci moved to quash the indictment, owing TO
a flaw in its reading. The motion was de-
MED, when, after some opposition, the trial
was fixed for tomorrow.
New YORK, June 6,
Col. Kinney gave himselfup TO the United
States Marshal this morning. and is new in
custody.
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