The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-07-26
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA

d'iiicu', to bring them into reliable shape,
we condense the following from several
sources:
koME.-After severe bon,ha rdmen, by
three squadrnns Of the French army they
nave been successful in ,abiishinr them
selves within the outer walls ear,y ON III,
ga. They have since been occupicd with
operations ior acquiring possession Of the
inner hast'ons and de'ences, but up 10 The
23d and 2l,h, they had not made ,onc,,
progress. Every inch Of ground wns stern.
" defended bv Gariba!di, who still contin.
ucs in command, s,ou,!y defending his
ground, and animatiny the Romans 10 re-
sistancc.
The aies, intelligence saws Oudino, had
so tar succeeded that the CITY was entirely
at his mercv--io spare which, nd tho hor-
rors ola irightiul carnage, he submitted
terms TO the Triumvirn,e which il was
,honght would 10 accepted.
1t is rumored that England has presented
friendly circumstances against the Bonn
bardIncnt ct Rome, urgiag the French
Government 10 come 10 accomod atinn
terms.
The London Globe states ,ha, the SchIes-
wig affairs are rapidly drawing TO con-
cinsion, and that the first settlement may
be expected in n fortnight
The Bill committing the punishment Of
Smith O'Brien from death 10 transporta-
ton is now an Act Of Psriame nj, but il is
said To- contain fatal blnnders.
], is supposed that the approaching visit
of her Majesty TO Ireland, will he signal
lied by extending the royal pardon 10
the Irish state prisoners.
The tiungar,ans were partially defeated
by the Austrian ,roops on the 2lsi, aud
forced TO retire beyond Waab. where, iron,
the nature Of the country, they will DO
better able to rcpel invading forces.
Letters in The Austrian and German
journals state that engagements have re-
Gently taken place between ,bc Aus,rans
aud iiungarlnns AT ten different points on
the Waab. Some ascribe victory to tho
Anstrnns and others 10 the uungarians.
The German Reform. which has hitherto
hcen favorable, SAYS tina, the Ansirians
have sustained severe rheck. and that the
cholera and other maladies are raging II,
their camp. The Mag,srs are display
inc greater enthusiasm ihnn ever.
kossu'h has ordered The Austrian priso-
ners. several thousand in number, To work.
on the Debreckson rail way.
Advices from italy To the Sih, state that
Acona, after destruction hv bomba rdment,
has surrendered to the Aus,rans. Tho
terms Of capi,ula,ion are political armistice
to the nhnbiiac,s.
The bombardment Of Venice has been
suspended in consequence of proposals for
copi'nla'ion having been made by tho
besieged.
Accounts from Central GERMANY md
Prussia are ut n much more decisive char
actcr than hitherto.
The Emperor al China refuses tn carry
ont the stipulation oi the two ,renties, which
provided that Canton should be opened 10.
foreigners.
Nrw York, July 18th.
The Electric Telegraph To the New York
Courier contains nothing definite M 10
Rome or Hungary. The late victories Of
the Ausirans over the Ilnngarians wero
very much exaggerated. The ilnnparians.
having crossed the Wag.suddcnlv mac a vi
client attack Upon the lmperialis,s aud pen
etrated 10 their centre; after a battle IL
three days with two Imperialist armies,
the tiungarians reircated To their former
position, bu: not without having bv their
onset done considerable damage 10 The
lmperialists. Tho Austrian comma nder-
in-chlei, General IIayman has published u
decree. in which ,hn, military chieftain
states, that tho inhabitants Of, Inv.
ing aided, and abe,,ed the flunga,ians and
insurgents in their attack upon the brigade
OF General Wiss. he has ordered their town
TO be burned. From Conslan,nople wo
learn that the Sublime Porte has refused to
comply with the demand Of Russia for tho
passage Of 10000 troops through Scr.
win.
The French government had received
telegraphic dispatches from Rome, announ-
cling that The French had occupied Nj.
Marin. which gives them the command Of
part Of the city.
INV York, July Is.
Several serions riots have recently taken
place between the Catholics and Orange
men nj 81. Ca,harines, in Upper Canada
6were killed and several wounded. On
the eth, street skirmish occurred .t
Hamilton, in which were killed. Tho
cholera IS ginning rapidly at Mon,real-on
Saturday 10 deaths occurred; the Increase
OF deaths Is attributed to The sudden change
:" tho weather. The epidemic is spreading
among the troops. Lord Elen refuses to
allow the soldiers to .cave town, as REQUEST
ed bv the Military Comma nder.
Manv of the first class neople have fall