The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-06-28

ARRIVAL OF THE
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Sr. JOINS Telegraph Office

The steamer America, Capt Harris, with
GO passengers, arrived at Halifax nj 3 o.
clock yesterday afternoon. The Hibernia
arrived at Liverpool on Monday, making
the passage from Boston in 8 days.
IN Parliament, Mr.. Gladstone gave notice
that he would, on the l4th, bring forward n
motion respecting late wants in Canada.
Lord Russell gave pledge, that in the
meantime nothing should be done TO prejn-
dice tho present position Of the rebellion
losses bill.
The conduct Of the American Govern
ncnt, IN reference 10 tho expedition in
search oiSir John Franklin, has been alu-
ded 10 IN Parliament in very fattering
terms. Affairs on tho continent had under.
gone no important change, though events
had been neither few nor trifling. A now
cabinet has been formed in France, b,
coalition Of Bitton, Barrett g. Reitfoure--
The new ministers arc the same no the old.
except Deiamc.
The London papers announce that the
Emperor Of Russia, is in tho markc, Tor d
loan of5O millions. The Paris papers gen
orally disapprovc all compromise, aud pre-
dict the failure nf the rcd republicans, par
,icularly dennuncing the new ministry
The message Of the President to the legisla.
tive assembly, is published in the Paris pa
pers Of Tuesday, il is composed on American
and European models.
Mr.. Lcsscps has failed in his mission 10
conquer the Romans into affection for
France, md Inns rc,urnt 10 Paris for further
instructions; some accounts say he will I've
recalled; the same messenger carried in.
struc.ions to Ondinoi 10 reduce the Holy
City 10 subsection nj all hazards. and tina, he
would commence tho attack with m army
ri $4,000 men, on the Both Nav. The
Romans have announced firm resolution
10 fight to tho death. and resist the expected
assault, and it il stated that they hnve an
c!licie... force of $4,000 men for prescn,
purposes. Tho Pope .,ill presists in de.
manding tho unqualified removal al his
powers as temporal ruler, but the triumvi-
rate backed bv the people dsclsl ed they will
never conccdc; there is determination nj
the bottom Of every heart to accomplish
the destruction Of the Popc's temporal
power. md they will fight TO the last a.
gainst oil projects Of restoration.
The Frankfort Parliament will exercise
its influence TO form Republic after the
French model. Baden, Wirtemburg, Rho
nish Thusia, Prussia, Hanover and Saxony
have promulgated n new constitution Cor
Germany, in which The principal of nnivcr.
saI suffrage is recognized, and TO form a
Union IL German Sta,es. The King ri
Prussia is made the prominent hcad. Aus
'ris ~ excluded from present arrangement.
but NIL the other States arc invited. II IL
doubtful whether this plan will succeed.
The war in Hungary presents no new
fea,nre, and since tho fall OF Dudaniio into
the hands ofthe llnngarians, no event has
occurred calculated To have q pcrmancn,
influence on tho result of the struggle. nl-
though tho ilungarians have achieved fur
Their. aud some respects, important victories,
and tho contestants arc concentrating their
forces; accounts Of tremendous battles are
looked Cor. Tho Austrian General Wei
den has becn superseded BY Liue,cnant
General Huynaiz. Prince Pnshycyiich
will command The united forces in the east,
aud General llazmcn in tho west. The
latest intelligence left the Ausirians under
Rsde.sky, bombarding the city, which was
closely invested on all sides.
Repar,s are constantly repeated that the
war between the Danes and Prussians is
speedily 10 end-thesc reports are confirm
cd, but we can see no reliable evidence Of
the fact.
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