The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-05
COMMERCIAL.

'his evening, bringing seven DAYS latcE eu-
vices from Europe.
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat has declined one 10 two pence per
bushel. Flour hns declined 33d to Bid per
bbl. Corn Cor ireland reduced one to two
shillings per quarter, and is quoted ut 35s.
Cd to 3Gs per $50 lbs. Meal IL Cd lower
per Dbl. Holders Of rice are anxious to
sell; a late arrival from South Carolina
brought % to 2is. Provisions are languid.
Bacon has declined one shilling. Shout
ders unchanged.
Tho market is bare Of beef and un-
changed. l.nte advances in pork checked
the dcn,and-the prices are now below the
current nj las, adviccs. New prime mess
40 to Cos; old, 46 to As. Lard, Al in bar
rcls aud "A 10 45 in kegs. Cotton fair aud
uncl'anccd-Upland, A.; Orleans, Al low
or qualities considered lowcr-the mar-
ket very dull. Sales for the week, %, 600
bales.
FRANCE.
The ndvices from Paris arc unsatisfacto-
". The Socialists were mastering strength
and there was much dissat isiaci ion with n
speech made by Theirs, taking ground in
favor Of the closing Of the clubs in Paris.
The Red Republicans, ], was believed,
would carry tho elections in Paris.
Cavaignac was not on good terms with
I.nmaricierc, because the former had, Of
late, leaned too much to tho Democratic
party.
Cavnignnc was SO much alarmed at the
prospect ot'thc Bonnpartists, in The election
Of Louis Napolcan TO the Presidency, that
no had determined to propose q decree
against tho legality Of the election Of Louis
Napoleon, on tho ground that ho is
merely q prescndcr. II, BY this means,
Louis Napoleon is excluded from the can
ddacy, Pierre Napoleon, already a men,
her Of tie National Assembly, will DO star
ted ms a candida. for the Presidency.
In consequence Of the rejection Of the
armis,ice between Schlcswig and Holsicin,
and the acceptance Ut the mediation Of
France and England BY the Austria govern
men,, il was reported that the Paris gov.
ernmen, had resolved 10 resume tho plan
u forming nm Army Of Observation along
the line; aud troops on the Italian frontier
were to he removed for this purpose, cx-
ccp, 10000 left to guard tho frontier Of L.
ally. Changarnicr, il was supposed, would
be appointed to the command of the army
Of the Rhine.
And officer, walking in Cavaignac's gar
den. had been fired ut, doubtless under tho
impression that ho was the general him.
self.
Observation-Disclosures.
IIostili,ies have, doubtless, recommended
between Schleswig and lIolstcin, although
the German troops were evacunt:ng tho
Dutchles and the blackalc was raised.
SPAIN.
Gen. Parvia had resigned tho Office Of
Governor Of Catalonia, in consequence OF
i'll health. Il was probable that Cordoya
would succeed him. Nine thousand Car
lists were in arms against the Govern
mcnt.
IRELAND.
CLoNNEI, Sept. l3.
The real rebellion Of the people Of Ire
land against the Government oi England,
has camc nj last. The rebels are posted
in almost inaccessible positions at New
Inn, near Carrick on. kilmac. Thomas
Mountain aud Dohcny, IRE in command
Tho Waterford troops, Yesterday, captured
nine scouts.
Last night there Was general rising Of
the pcasen.ry, and . large body marched
and attacked Police station ut Clonmel.
On the nth September, the Sd Butts
came on with twenty eight Of their men
hand-cutled for shouting 'Repeal."
The insurgents have cncampcd seven
miles from Clonmel, where roas. bullocks
and sheep were supplied to them.
They attacked a party Of the Police,
when severe engagement ensucd. A
number Of the ASSISTANTS wero killed, and
several Of the Police were wounded. The
Police fled in every direction from the out
stations.
Il is expected that tonight vii. reveal
most awful scenes. The insurgents wear
uniforms, and use clubs, and have captured
some pieces 0! cannon.
The bridges near Waterford have bccn
blown up, to prevent the Government
troops from approaching towards the In
surgcnts.
Thc Cork Examiner saws that among
the leaders in tho Patriot Camp, are some
military men ofcxrerlence. The peasants
are regularly drilled. Tho arms consist
chiefly Of pixies, though there are some r.
Aes. O'Gorman is among them.
The Commissariat 10 voluntarily supply
ing the neighboring farmers with food.
Lord Russell has been summoned n 4
witness by Smith O'Brien, and must attend
the trial.