The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
Frons the Missouri Republican,
TELEGseApHRC Ds.sD.SVCEIE,s.
ARRIVAL
OF THE NIAGARA,
FURTHER DETAILS or TyaE
I'EKtgIELE FIGHT IN PARIS.
BcsToN. July II.

ground. Ga Saturday, the National AS.
sensbly declared itself in pcrmnnen, Sos.
sion. The members o. the Provisional
Government resigned their several trusts
and the supreme power was vested in Gen.
eral CAvAcSAc, who forthwith declared
Paris to he IN n state of siege. The lirh,.
ing lasted during tho whole dav, except n
temporary cessation during n severe thun.
der storm. The night presented an awful
scene: troops were pouring in from all the
departments, and the conflict became des.
pcraic. On SUNDAY, the President of tho
Assembly announced, that after irgh,i,ll
loss ot lie the Government had succeeded
IN completely gnelling tho rio, on the left
side oi Paris, md that Gen. cAvAIGyAc had
given those on the right side until ten o.
clock 10 surrender: nevertheless, the f.h,-
ing continued all dav. Will, fearful desiruc-
ton Of lie. On Monday. General LAMo-
RIcIERE arrived with rcininrcemcnts, when,
after ten hours Of terrific aud ircessant
slaughter, the troops were victorious, the
insurgents being either slain, captured. or
scattered. On Tuesday, all was compare
tivolv quiet.
The Archbishop OF Paris, in cndcavorinr
to restore order, WINS shot, over 5000 per-
sons were taken prisoners, and n board ol
commissioners has been appointed Ia try
all those taken in arms. The insurgents,
and especially the women, treated their
prisoners with unexnmp'cd barbari,y. cni-
ting of their hands and feet. and foriur;ng
them ia ercry conceivable manner. 1t j.
universally conceded TINT the republic owes
its salvation To the bravery and coolncss 81
General LAMoEiciEnE. The troops all en-
braced him with shouts OF "vve la Rcpub.
lqac."
Nearly NIL Of the prisoners taken had
more Or tess gold about their persons. As.
snssinaiions frequently occur in the discon-
tented quarters at the ciiy bv poison md
bv secret murders. On The person of one
ut the insurgents was found written in pen.
Gil - draft st the decree which it WINS pro.
posed to issue Ind the insurrcctiun been
successful. Article /, provides that all
citizens, who nj present pav over two hun.
dred francs taxes. shall be- deprived of all
civil and political rights lar the space al
ten years. Article >. provides that nl
property belonging 10 any person who shall
have exercised any public function since
$50 shall he enr.iseniea. b. article :: |.
tie constitution ~ 1913 and ~ was 10 be
rc.est:thl>hel. The army was to be dis
banded.
Over forty thousand were engaged in
the conflict, On tic par: VI the insurgents
alone.
The estimates Of the killed. i, is found.
differ very widely; i, will probably amount.
counting the loss on both sides, to fifteen
thousand persons.
Several changes have taken place in the
Ministry. B,sTrDE tukes charge Of the
Bureau Of Military, and BrDAs. ii Foreign
Affairs. MARIE i recommended s,ronrl,
for President. Admiral LIZ BLANC refused
scat in The new ministry, which was ten.
dcrcd TO him.
AUSTRIA.
We learn that Nicenza has been return.
cd 10 The An,irans. Padua has capiula-
ted To them. nnd an imperial army is now
bloclading Trieste. The Lonbards had
been defeated near Verona.
II is rumarci that an Austrian army had
been ordered 10 invadc Russia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The English Ministry had n majority q.
ID on the sugar question. Matters are
que, here. AL iumu.;uous asscmb!ages
OF the working classes had subsidized.
There had been commenced in Spain n
formidable movement in favor Of Don Car.
los.
Little Doubt remains but that there i m
immense Russian army marching on Pc
lanI to quell the Disturbances which the
Polish patriots have caused, in struggling
for liberty.
There exists now every prospect Of u
speedy termination d. the war between
Denmark and the two German Diches Of
Scheswig and llplsien. 4 new consii,u-
ton FIR the two Datcl,ies had been drawn
up. which will he adopted. i, is thought.
The rebelious disposition which has been
manifested in Greece, has been complete
ly qnclIed.
The Danes continued making reprisnls
on Prussia bv sea. the departments in
France, generally spe taking, were tranquil.
In Ireland, the armed movement, continues
undated. and thousands daily flock 10 tho
clubs. The Government has thus fnr been
unable TO devise any means ii checking
this. The League has not vet been form
ed. but the consummaton OF the plan is
daily looked for. The physical force move
ment has been postponed until autumn.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. July l.-Canal -four is quo.
ted at 2Ss. 29s.: Philadelphia and Balt-
more brands nj 21s. 6d. oSs. New Or
leans and Ohio do. at 27s. 2Ss. per Dbl.
White and mixed wheat is quoted at Is.
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