The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01
From the ST. Louis Rcvcillc of las, Sunday.
TELEGRAIlsIC DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL.
OF THE HIBERNI1.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
STARTLING NEWS!

STARTLING NEWS!
Triumph ofthc Moderaies in France--For-
GGcdtion Of French Co0sts-I'opc,
Threatened Nth Deposition, Obliged to
Declare War against Austria--lnsur-
rociion in Madrid--Dea,h Of Queen
cfSpain's Brother Repeal Progress in
Ireland--Quecn Proposes to Visit her
Irish Suljccts--Dcsperate Conflict be-
tucca Polish and Russian Forccs--Atro
cious Persecution ofJcrs, &c, DC.
New YonK, May 81.
The Cunnrd steamer lIibernia arrived
to-day, having left Liverpool on the 18th
ultimo.
LrvERr OIL, May IL.
The Danish blockade md tho Italian
wars operate very disadvnn,a geously in the
manufacturing districts. The Intervention
Of France or England is hoped for, pu. M
end 10 the difficulties.
The harvest promises fair, and in consc.
quencc, American brcndstniis are depressed.
Frdnce.--The coast Of France has been
ordered to he placed ia complete state Of
defence, aud several new regiments have
been called out.
The new government has hccn crganiz.
cd, and is regarded MS being n complete tri.
umph otthe modcra'e party.
I.nnis Blanc and Albert ha,c'rctired from
the Ministry.
Lcdru Rolin has Withdrawn his oppos.
ton to the new government.
Ha'g.-The Pope has formally declared
war against Austria.
A large meeting Of the Roman citizens
was held, and symptoms Of discomfort were
manifested because tho Pope had thus Cur
remained quiet. The Pon,iil' justified his
course in speech to the people; they,
however, rebclicd, md threatened To dcposc
him and establish province Il government.
Finally, he was forced To yield to tue wish.
cs Of the people, and declare war.
Another despatch states that tho people
Of Rome. aware, for some time back, Of tho
policy Of Pope Plus TX, bad been stimula,.
ing him by addresses, for some time past, 10
induce him to declare war nsains, Austria.
Tic assembled the College &c Cardinals in
q consistorv. aud made speech, which had
created the greatest excitement throughout,
The CITY.
The ministers, en- mdsse, rendered their
designations; but the Pope refused TO nc.
ccpt them.
On the 2Stt ult., fall general stnfrhcld
sitting, and the meeting went in proces.
sion to tho Pipe TO demand an explanation
Of his course, and 10 recommend him 10 ab-
dicatc.
The civic cnnrds took possession of all the
gates, md hid received orders 10 nilow ~
one 10 depart ont Of tho CITY. lie he priest,
bishop. or even the Pope himself
On tho Goth The excitement wns extreme,
and the Peati!f was allowed 10 tho 3Oih To
deliberate. Should TO refuse To declare
war. provisional government will be es.
tnh!ishcd.
Orr latest account states Tint tho pcpc
Ind rem,incd firm, and TINT the people had
dcposcd him.
There had been more skirmi-hes bet wecn
the ltalian and Austrian armies, ond at the
latest account the Aastrians were in very
critical situation.
Spain. There had been m insirrcction
in Madrid on the Thursday preceding the
day on which tho llihernia sailed. A
brother Of Queen Christina had been kill.
cd--lhir,y-lour Of the insurgents taken and
shni.
Germany.--Thc Danes have Llockadcd
several ticrman son ports.
Ireland.--Thc Repeal movement is be.
ing actively carried on, and there has been
n grent addition TO the ranks Of tho "Re.
pealers" from among the Pro,estants.
Smith OBricn has been dismissed from
the magis,racy.
The Queen proposes to visit her Irish
subjects in person, during the summer.
Poldnd.--'rhcrc had been sanguinary
combat between the Russians and Poles, u,
Posen, on the 20th ult. On the par. Of The
Poles upwards of 200 were killed, and
about 700 taken prisoners. Tho Poles de.
Tended themselves with desperate valor
and their nssaiIants had 10 regret the loss
OF nearly 1000 men, killed and wounded.
There had been nnoiher conflict Mt Milos
Ion. in which the Russians suffered severe
" from the Polish sharp shooters, who sin
glcd out the officers.
Seven hundred Polish soldiers belonging
to the 18th md 10Th regiments of the Rus.
sian nrmy, hid gone over to their country.
men, in n body.
There Ind hccn terrible outrage perrs.
trated upon the Jews ut Posen. During
twenty -four hours their shops were plum.
dercd, and houses ransacked, and them.
selves beaten with immunity. Their hos.
pi.nl was not spared; tho sick Of MI nges
and sexes were inhumnnly dragged from
| their beds and INcnien. even their cnnncfn.