Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-31
BY TI.EEGR AP IL.
Rv OAt01a'O Lime.
Photographed expressly for OILY Gazette


HALIFAX, March 80.
The Royal Mail Steamship Asia arrived
a, this port last night en- route for Boston.
The dates from Liverpool are TO Saturday
18th inst, one week later than BY the Arc
tic No event Of striking Importance had
occurred during the week; public attention
has generally centcred on the do'ngs OF the
Vienna Conference, which was formally
iuaucurated on 18th Of March. Hopes snd
fears were about equally balanced as to the
probability Of peace resulting from the
Conference.
From the seat of war the most important
Statement, is, that tbs allies have re-opened
fire on Sebsstopol and with good effect.
The Roebuck committee was still prosecu-
ting it's inquiries into the conduct OF the
war. A manifesto from the new Emperor
Of Russia to his army is interpreted as
warlike demonstration.
WArgRviLLE, Me-, March 80.
The Soulhwick tannery at North Hazzie-
boro was destroyed BY fire last night with
from TO $4,000 worth of stock. Several
other buildings were also burned.
Nav YORK, March 80.
The steamship Philadelphia arrived here
last night with HAVANA dates to the even
ing of the 2sd inst, anticipated by the Cries.
cent City at New Orleans. Samon Pinto
met his fate heroically; his last words on
the scaffold were, friends | die innocent,
am Spaniard. The sentences OF Cado-
laze. pull had been commuted and 10 9TH
ers in chains to Africa.
Mr.. Thompson U. s. Consul at Saqua La
granted permission to return 10 his home.
Upon the occasion OF thefirng on the steam
or Eldorado the second time the Span
ish frigate was some miles off and as her
shot did not come within mile and hall
OF the Eldorado she kept on her way and
paid no attention to the fling. II was re-
ported that Conc,,a had resigned and that
a Gen. Campbell was to succeed him.s
PORTLAND, March29.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of a.
Ms and advocates of temperance met here
this evening and nominated Neal Dow for
Mayor
BALTIMORE, March 80.
The Southern mail has arrived. The
Isabel at Charleston brings Havana dates
TO Sunday. Much excitement prevailed at
Havana induced by the execution of Don
Samon Pinto on 22d. The popular feeling
was at such a tch that the Governor Gen
eral is severely censured since he, upon the
refusal of the minister to sign the death
warrant of Pinto, upon the ground of is-
Formally, convened council of 4 aud by
his casting vote, the council being equally
divided, sealed the fate of tho accused.
The trial OF EsterampAs and Felix was to
have taken place this week. Our consul,
Col. X robertson, had insisted on their liber-
alton, but the result of his application was
not known when the Isabel left
The crew of brig Catherine Wary, bound
from N. Y. to the Indies, which was in a
sinking condition, were taken off by the
French vessel Aregrippe and carried to
Havana.
BALTIMORE, March 20.
Hon. VIM. S. Archer, formerly Z. s. Sen
stor died yesterday in Amelia Co, Va.
New YokK, March 20.
Hon. Thos. u Woodruff, ex-member of
Congress rom this city, and prominent
man in the Know Nothing party, died last
night OF paralysis.
The Democrat in it's notice Of the de-
clamatory efforts on last Saturday nigh, en-
tirey omits the name or DR.. O'Reardon.
Why is this
The defamation of Ur Willard Barrows
came in after we had the announcement
aud communication in reference to him in
type hence they both appear.