The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28
New York Police. 10.

New YoRK, April 25.-Mayor Wood this
morning procured another injunction from
Judge Roosevelt in the name Of the PEG ole
against the new board Of Police Commits.
sioners. II 10 also said that wrl, or quo
warfanto was granted by Judge Roosevelt
this ?. NJ. upon the acticn Of the Attorney
General Of the State for the purpose of in.
curing by what right the new Police Com.
missioners held Office.
The Postmaster General made tempo.
raYy contract with c. X. Garrison for semi.
monthly mails between New Orleans and
Vera Cruz.
Contracts for about 1900 mail routes
principally In New England and New York,
were laid out to-Ay by the Postmaster
General. These contracts are somewhat
more expensive than the preceding ones.
1t. Louis Itsms-Asv from New Msxiee
ST. Lours, April IS "A pleasure excur.
sion on the Pacific Railroad took place yes
terdsy in honor OF Edward Everett, who re.
pests his grafton on Washington tonight
Madame Lagrange sang to a large and
enthusiastic audience last night.
The Sants Fee mail arrived at Indep en.
dence, the 2lst. No news Of Interest,"
Weather unusually warm. Fire IN houses
unnecessary. Farmers are busy in plant.
ing. Business dull. Indian depredatlons
continue.
Extensive preparations are being made
for war against the Gila Apaches, to com.
mencs drs. Of May. Difficulties with the
Ulahs are apprehended. The Kisws express
friendship for the whites.
Address Of Secretary Stanton to the People Of
Kansas.
QutkDxRo. Kansas, April 22.-Secrs tary
Stanton publishes an address to the people
Of Ksnsas At Lscompton and Union.
He says the Administration recognizes
the authority Of the Territorial Legislature
and the validity Of the Territorial laws, and
especially recognizes the act providing for
a Constitutional Convent
He presumes the Convention will submit
the vital question Of the domestic ins,itu
tions OF the State for subsequent vote of
the people. He thinks Ina, then Congress
will admit the State Immediately.
He recommends a general amnss for
past enmities and Persecutisns. He expects
Governor Walker about the middle Of May.
News from Cuba,
New ORLEANS, April 2<.--She steamer
Cshswbs from Havana the goth, has srriv.
ed q, this port. She encountered heavy
westerly gales on the l3lh. and on the
morning of the 18th fell in the bark War
rem, from New York, off Cape Hatteras,
entirely abandoned. She was sent to Nor.
folk in charge OF the mate OF the Cahawba.
The stock OF sugar at Havana aud Mat.
auzas was $4,000 pounds The price was
advanced real, and the market was unset
tied.
The Saratoga left Havana for Key West
on the ls,h--sll we'll.
Col. Oxnard, late deiaulting exchange
broker in this city, was arrested at Havana
by order Of the Captsin General and order.
ed to leave the Island. Apacksge of 9l3,
600 was taken from him.
Arrival Of the America, 10.
NEw YoRK, April 25-The America ar.
rvet at Boston at 1920 P. NJ. The steam
frigate Niagara touched last evening at
Sandy HOOK, and after landing some pas
sengers preceded on her passage to Europe
Her trial trip proved every way satisfactory.
George Peabody u 0sWego.
Oswroo, April 23.--Gsorge Peabody,
with several prominent Boston ksntlmsn.
ar n here 10 day, II 10 said their visit is con
nec,ed with the completion oil the N. Y &
Railroad to this city, 10 which
project Mr.. Peabody 10 said TO be largely
Boats at Dunkirk
n.,I he ,har 10 o,u
open for navigation.
The propeller Jersey City and Oswego
nave arrived at the dock. The Oleon and
Etmiie have lett, and the New York will
leave this evening.