The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-15
BY CATIONS LINE.
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Foreign news
New YoR K,

'e OF Fridays prices, leaving Oh
So. The America from Boston arrived
Liverpool 3lst. Dispatches from Nienha
70 The London Times state that Count Beo
han communicated the terms OF peace Il
Gortsacholf. They are the same as men
toned in the Times OF Dec. 18th. The
Territory demanded, tosccur. the free naVi'
CATION OF the Danube is that part OF Bess.
arabia lying between tie fortress Of Oh, y
ton on the north, Salt Lake on the south
and the Pruth on the west.
Three weeks from the day Of delivery IS
the time allowed for consideration.
despatch from Paris states that the Cham
Der Of Stock Brokers has decided that the
new Russian loan shall not be quoted on
the Paris Bourse. Ajvces from Constan-
tnopie OF the 18th state that GOO merchant
men had been wrecked off the Sulin1
mouth o the Danube and 400 lives lost
It's reported that a French trigate lost off
the Spanish coast and all hands lost.
| The overland Indian mail has arrived al
Triste. Dates from Hong Kong to the 18th
of Move mber, Calcutta Goth. Markets OF
India depressed; money sc lrce; ireights to
England had advanced; trade dull ex-
change at Shanghai ~ Many pirates had
been destroyed on the China coast Hefat
had been taken by Perslans.
Liverpool Saturday morning. Cotton
opens quiet, sales will not exceed or A.
coo bales The Donald MeKay's gold will
probably be taken by the Bank OF France.
Arrival of thu Northern Light
New YORK, Jan, II.
The steamship North ern Light arrived at
late hour last night from San Juan via. Key
West, with California dates to Dec. 10th.
She brings 100000 in specie, and upwards
of 800 passengers. Metropolitan bank
slS5 900, Drexel s. Co. $500 900. Prom
inent points already received by telegraph
via. N. O. Markets at Nicaragua said TO
be improving.
San Salvador and Honduras have official |
ly recognized the government Of RiVas, and
a minister from Honduras i. reported on his /
way 10 Grenada. Walked was receiving
continual accessions to his forces. Kinney
still at San Juan del Norte. large /
number Of his men have joined Walker /
An expedition under Rivas, son Of the Pres +
ident, had fortified themselves near Cos |
tello rapids, and threatened to seize on tho |
Transit Company'S steamer and the proper |
ty of the passengers, but Com. Paulding, |
at the request OF the Company, sent forward |
another party, when Rivas and his party !
fled Col Horsby was to proceed with an !
aimed force for the further protection OF the |
place.
The U. s. Steamer Massachusetts, was +
at San Juan del Sud, and the flag ship In I
dependence was daily expected. The /
Northern Light left in port at San Juan the /
frigate Potomac and a steam sloop. Gen.
tral American papers alude to u report that .
Honduras and San Salvador had made more /
oyertures to Nicaragua, and that despatch
es had been sent to the American Minister /
at Grenada.
The mines of California are yielding more
abundantly than ever, AMI several new ones
had been opened The Sonora arrived on
the 18th, and Uncle Sam on the 18TH all
we'll
The u. S. cu>ter Joseph Lowe, from Nor
folk, with dates from Oregon 10 the l4th
Dec The Indian war is raging with in
creased fury. The Oregon mounted yolun-
teers under Lieut. Kelly attacked the In
dams, at Fort Walawalla, Dec. 18th, and
fought them 4S hours, loosing killed and
IL wounded among the killed were Capt.
Bennett and Lieut.. Burrows.
The Indians lost their Chief and 90 men
The volunteers were short OF ammunition
aud sent to Henrietta TO- supplies. Gen.
Wool was at Fort Vancouver, in bad health
and was arranging the preliminaries OF the
campaign. Two steamers had departed
from San Francisco for Oregon, with ord-
nance and supplies for Gen. Wool, Dates
from Washington Territory are 10 the lst
Dec. A party under hieut Slater had been
surprised at the fork Of White and Green
Rivers by large party of Indians, and
Lieut.. Slater and three others killed.
Twelve hundred recruits for Walkers
army left San Francisco on the Goth on the
Cortez.
The Times and TraaScrip t leading admin
istration papers have been discontinued,
Dates from Sandwich Islands on to the
10th December. Nothing of Importance.
Dates from Australia to the End October.
Breadstuiis firm aud advancing. Trade in
San Francisco duh. Money tight. Dom
este produce firm and advancing, imports
declined in price.