The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

etuuteu Utiu 'uc scP"t"s'ou VI tuC Ssiuuu
from Naples is complete. II is generally
believed that the King Of Naples has alto
ge,her abdcatcd his rights over Sicily.
The nd,ices from Athens state that the
Greek Ministry had resigned and that Sen
aior Condurioiie had accepted the task Of
forming new Cabinet.
France--fhc Wounded IF The Rerolu-
tion.--in France, the wounded in the late
Revolution received in the public hospital
Of Paris were COS, viz: G2i men md IL
women. OF these, up Il the 9Th, 27S had
been discharged, cured, convnleecent, and
90 died. There now remain 253, viz: = iG
men and women.
The Department ofi',c Minister Of War
has been very busy since the accounts
came of the disturbance ut Vienna, and it
is said that the Government has given
orders for m army 10 he assembled on the
eastern frontiers of France, 70 watch the
movements which they expect to follow in
Lomhardy and the res, ofl,a!y.
De Lamarine has directed tho dismissal
Of all the English engineers aud stokers c,n.
p!oyed in French steamers.
Animmcnse French army Of observation
is in the course oi being formed on the
whole of,hc italian frontier, from the Med
i,erranean To Switzerland The Constita.
tioncl publishes letter dated Toulon, the
25;h ult.. which states tina, Reinforcement,
Of 10000 men is about 70 be sent to the ar.
my in Algeria.
The streets Of Paris have lately been
crowded with Acputniions Of patriotic work
men. going 10 the Hotel de Vile, with their
offerings for the benc!i. Of tho Republic.
Demonstrations BY the Peopic.-Remon.
strauccs have been addressed To the Pro.
visional Government by the Diplomatic
Agents Of Belgium, Prussia and Austria Tor
allowing Belgians, Germans, and Poles to
make public demonstration against their
respective Governments. NJ. Lamur,inc
replied TINT the French Government, had
no intention OF interfering against those
Governments, but that it could not deprive
their subjects in Paris OF tho liberty Of free
" expressing their sentiments. With res
poet to the Poles he is stated to have bold
ly declared that France felt the creates,
sympathy for their cause, and would not be
unwilling to MD them 10 regain their IA.
tionnlity and liberty.
The statement that NJ. Theirs had dccli.
ned the candidateship to the Assembly is
erroneous. Tho Provisional Govern men,
have issued decree authorizing the col.
lectors, assessors and commissioners TO re-
init or diminish tho contributions Of As per
cent Of the years taxes in cases where il
should appear to be Individually oppressive.
Another decree appoints NJ. Arngo Min
ister Of war, with Lieut.. Col. Scharras rs
Secretary. NJ. Arogo is to hold al interim
tho Ministry Of Marine. Another decree
imposed q tax on oil salaries received bv
functionnries Of the State Of every grade.
Il is reported that NJ. GARNER Pages is
to retire from tho Office nf the Minister ri
Finances, md that he is 10 he succeeded BY
NJ. Achillo Fould tho eminent banker.
This is an appointment which would give
great satisfaction tn the commercial CON-
munity throughout France.
Paris WINS quiet, aud tho last accounts
from Lyons announce the restoration OF
tranquility in that city. The elections for
officers Of the National Guard, have, gencr-
ally speaking, terminated in favor Of the
Republican candidates.
Republic of Saroy-Thc Lyons Gazette
If the 18th gives the following under date:
CRANBERRY, 3lst.
Savoy will tomorrow constitute itself
Republic; n Provisional Government will
bc constituted, and the Republic Of SAVOY
proclaimed; tho country will be immc.li.
atcly convoked 70 decide on its political
condition. There is in this no hostility TO
the King, who has given us very liberal in
s,i,u,iuns. Nihing of dsaHcction 10 The
French Republic, for which We preserve
our sympathics; nothing. in short, which
prejndges any course. This intelligence,
is however, doubtful, and is nos confirmed
by the letters from Lyons Of the same date.
The Viccroy "f the Emperor Of Austria
who fed from Milan. was at Botzcn. n town
Of tie German Tyrol, on tho 29,h ul,,
waiting the Issue ofcvcnts. The Milancsc
hive sen, an address to Plus TX in which
they oscrihe TO tho Poniiil all the honor of
the emancipation Of Italy.
England and Ireland - appearances Of
Rero!iiior .--iu England md Ireland the
greatest excitement exists. Lord John
Russell repeated in the House Of Commons
on Monday last lis previous declaration
that the whole weight IL the Government
should be applied 10 tho maintonancc Of or.
der and to put down disaflcc,ion and rebel
lion. A. tho Same time his Lordslip e.
pressed the sincere desire &C both his col.
leagues and Lord Clarendon especially, 10
listen to complaints md to apply remedy
or an alteration 10 nny dis,rcsses or evils
which exist.
The accounts from Ireland arc m ,re me.
nacing than ever. TIE students in Trim
tx CnIicre IRE mining In decence &c ihn