The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06
autographed for The Republican.
ARRIVAL
OF TEE CALEDONIA.
Fourteen DAYS Later from Europe.

French Eunds--(rcdt Pec3niary En-
bdrrdssments- - Reception Of the ncws IN
Prussia, AUSTRIA, Bararia, and Italy,
Arrival Of Louis Philippe and the cr-
Queen in Eagland--Proposed ConStifu-
ton for The Republic Markets, &c. &c.
LouIsyILLE, March %.
The British steamer Caledonia arrived
this morning nj Boston from Liverpool.
which port she left on the 18th inst.
The Rerolufion in France may he con-
sidercd us complete. The proposition OF .
Regency, which followed Mt the abdicstion
Of Louis Philippe, was rejected. The ur-
my had, at oil points, yielded 10 the nscen.
dancy Of the people. A Provisional Gov
eminent was frs, organized, and then sue
iion Of Republic.
Tho House Of Peers md titles have been
abolished. Tho Whole Orleans famil,
have tnken fight; as nlso the late ministry.
The recognition of the new Republic By
England. Belgium, Strit.crland, and the
United States has followed in rapid success
sion.
A Provisional Government Inns been cs-
tnblishcd, the members Of which arc celc-
bra,od throughout the world lur genius, clo-
quence, and science; some Of them for al
most romantic Integrity. Entirely carried
away by the claquence Of l.amsrtinc, the
mob Of Paris, hitherto SO excited, threw
down their nuske,s, which, in the first fury
OF their new -born liberty, they had leveled
against the popular leaders, and with unnn-
imons shouts invested the Provisional Gov.
eminent with supreme authority.
PARIS, March o.
Paris was q, last dates tranquil, but tho
financial crisis WIS unahh,ed. Eminen,
houses were reported as embarre sscd, hat
no further failures. Funds had fallen con.
sidorably. On the Sih, the three per cent?
were 1T 5of., then fell TO 10, but closed Mt
~. Five per cents opened nj So, Int were
down rs low rs "A, and closed ut 10.
There was no tumnl. or agitation, but
there was much gloom. "A high prc. and
securities were offered for money, BIZ, little
could be obtained.
The titlirgs Of the Revolution reached
Vienna On Tho lst instant, nni produced
deep sensation.
The Archbishop Of Paris, accompanied
by two Vicnrs General, had presented him
self 10 tho Provisional Government, and
gave i'm his adhesion. in the name Of the
whole clergy OF bis diocese.
Eight hundred mercantile firms, connect
cd with the Paris Bparsc, waited on the
Provisional Government, 10 nsk further de-
lay Of month on bills maturing the 2D.h
This request being refused, they nnnoan-
ced their determination 10 dismiss their
clerks and workmen, md began 10 refuse
compliance with their engagements.
Tonlon papers. Of The 18th, state tho mr.
rival off that port Of the Due d'Aumale and
Prince do Ioinviile, aud add, that they COM
municaied with Admiral Baudin, who,
through the telegraph. applied to the Gov
ernment for admission into France. Il il
said, tho Admiral has been authorized 10
place steamer III The disposal Of tho Royal
Brothers, To convey them whithersocver
they choose.
pGussIA.--A correspondent st Cologne
writes, TINT the middle classes of Prussia,
ne in the Rhenish provinces, nrc resolved
on the achievement 1t political indepcn-
dcnce, and 10 attain ,nice in the govern
mcnt. They IRE peaceful, but rcsoIutcly
devoted To the country, and firm in assert.
ing their rights.
AusrRIA.--rhe resignation Of Meter
Mich is announced as positive fact.
The news OF the events in Paris has caus
cd great CONSERVATION n, Vienna. There
was grand council Ut MI tho ministers
Couriers wero despatched in oil directions
The French Ambassador nt Vienna faint,
ed on hearing Of the nhdica,ion. lie start,
cd next day for England.
Thirty thousand troops, Of all arms, arc
to advance on Italy without delay.
BavARIA.-At Munich, rising hns tn
ken place, aud constitution hns been cx-
torted from Tho King, Ut the point Of the
bayonci.
lrALy.-Thc Jesui:s. alarmed by the
hostile demonstrations made ngnins, them
by the people, have already quilted Turin.
The journals there fully appreciate the ten
dcncy Of tho French Revolution, and are
now encouraging the King to put himself
ut the hcad Ut the national forces to cilcc,
The salvation Of l.alv. Adsees from ltal,
announced arrival fan American squad
ron OF that coast.
Adyiccs from Naples state, TIM, the King
had once mnrc violated his solemn engage
mcnts, and had assaulted Mcssina with fire
aud sword. The city WINS bolnbardcd for
forty-hours by the Kings troops.
All the departments Of France Ind nc
cedcd to the Revolution.
Louis Philippe aud the Royal Family,
with Guizot, had reached England.
Riots Ind disturbed the pesce Of London,
Ginsgow, Edinburgh and Manchester.
The Chateau III Nen.lv had Leec ,,;lla.