The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-16
TELEGRAPHlC DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE
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One Week Later from Europe.

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l.IvERPooL, July 81.
Tradc continues active. The business
done this week is on improved prices
The produce market is well supplicd.--
Cotton continued firm, with advancing pri-
ccs-mnncy, considerable extent, be-
ing invested in ihnt article. Manchester
and other manufacturing districts have
exhibited firm mnrket--the spinncrs be-
ing Influenced by the buoynnt state Of the
cation market, have claimed IN advance Of
lid. per lib.
The harvest throughout all the United
Kingdom, with satisfactory reports from
the Continent Of Europe, relntvc 10 the
state ofihe growing crops, are encouraging
hut all leading To- render the grain mar.
kets IN England dull, and prices, IS the har-
vest approaches, show symptoms of decline.
There Is no activity in tho market for
brcadsiufis, on The contrary, there is rather
depressed feeling aud prices lower than
al the date of las, issue; Old Western Canal
Flour selling nt PAS Cd. TO 25s. Ohio nnd
B,l,imore, 25s. To 25s. Cd. American
Wheat held nj De. Sd. 10 Is. Sd. lndian
Corn quoted At 3Os. TO 32s., tho latter be-
ing the value Of prime white.
England and Ireland.
Parliament il 10 be prorogled on the 9th.
During last week there were 800 deaths of
Cholera reported in London, being moro
than double the number Of the preceding
week. Along the whole South ern Conss il
is raging in very malignant firm and
the mortality is very grest. Al Liverpool
the disease is rapidly increasing. Ireland
continues 10 DO exempt from the scourge.--
On the 18th very serious riot took place
between the Orangemen and Catholics in
county Down. The Orange party having
celebrated the day a, Fnllimore, and being
on their wnv home, while passing dcfIe
called DolIi,'s Brac, found their path wnv-
laid, all tho passes and surrounding hills
occupied by m immense number of Roman
Catholics, provided with forks and fircu rms,
and plainly contemplating general massn-
ere. The Protcsiants, aided by a small
party Of police and military, s,ood upon
their defence aud succeeded in forcing their
way through the pass after a short struggle,
in which 40 or 80 persons arc said 10 have
been killed or wounded on both sides, much
the greater proportion heing oi the Catholic
body. Thiriy-cight Rihbonmea had been
taken prisoners. On Friday two medical
gentlemen drove through tho country round
about the scene Of action with the view Of
administering relieftolhas who were found,
but they were refused ndnni,tance at every
house where they called.
France.
Tho National announces that Prince
Canine, son at I.ncien b ,napari, and en-
President oithe Roman Constituent Assem-
hlv, had bccn arrested nj Orleans bv tho
order of Government on his road from
Marseiles to Paris. Il is said that having
claim on his cousin. Louis Napoleon f"r
money loaned in aid of his election, tho
prince was coming TO France 10 demand il,
the conduct oil his cousin against Rome
having stirred mp his ire. Il il said that
the Prince will be forced 10 embark for
England or America. A change Of minis
try is considered nm event most certain 10
occur in very short time. Tho questions
openly discussed ire the constablcs for
life, the Empire. Henry v, and the Count
de Paris. The Pope has addressed an au-
tograph letter TO Gen. Oadinot on the occa-
sion Of his having received the keys Of
Rome, his holiness congratulatcs the gene
raj in the triumph Of order in Rome, aud
expresses his hope that Divine Providence
will avert the difficulties that may exist
lie adds, that he does not cease 10 direct
his prayers 10 Heaven for the general, tho
city, and the French nation. Cardinal
Ricolli and the Marquis Cacchctti arrived
in Rome from Gaeta on the 9Th. Prepare
tons IRE making nj Rome which lead to tho
belief tina, Plus TX, is expected to return 10
tho Quirinnl. The French arc doing all
they eau in distributing money TO get up
cry in nis favor, but in win. The Roman
troops who had agreed in the first instance
TO do duty conjointly with the French aro
all leaving, and the whole force now remain.
ing Is less .han 1000 men. Grrihsldi has
succeeded in making his escape from The
French division, who were put upon faIse
scent mud be is now in the mountains 0f
Abruzzi; previously 10 his departure from
Rome he had received ammunition and mil
iiary stores. Another account states that
Garibnldi is on the Neapolitan frontier,
where he has been joined by another body
Of troops und Is forming body Of 10000
ineu.
Austria and Hungary.
From reports Of General Haynau 10 tho
Emperor Of Austria, il appears that very
sharp conflict took place on the llth bcioso
Comorn, between the combined armies add
the Magynrs. Tho Hungarisns Fought
fiercely, but the Austrians claim The victory.
Another account states TINT $50 pieces of
cannon were brought 10 The 6eld hv the