The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-06-28
TELEGRAI'llIC DEsPATCmEs.
ARRIVAL OF THE
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Sr. JOINS Telegraph Office.
The steamer America, Capt. Harris, with
60 passengers, arrived at lIaIifax a, 3 o
clock yesterday afternoon. The Hibernia
arrived at Liverpool On Monday, making
the passage from Boston in o days.
Ia Parliament, Mr.. Gladstone gave notice
that he would, on The 18th, bring forward
motion respecting late wants in Canada
Lord Russell gave pledge, that in The
meantime nothing should he done to prejn-
dice the present position Of the rebellion
losses bill.
The conduct Of the American Govern
mcni, IN reference to tho expedition in
search oiSr John Franklin, has been alu-
ded 10 n Parliament in very fattering
terms. Affairs on the continent had under
gone no important change, though events
had heen neither few nor trifling. A now
cabinet has been formed in France, b,
coalition Of B,ton, Barrett g. Reiffoure.--
The new ministers arc the same 10 the old,
except Defame.
The London papers announce that the
Emperor Of Russia, is in tho market for q
loan of5O millions. The Paris papers gen
orally disapprovc all compromise, nnd pre-
dict the failure Of the rcd republicans, par
,icularly denouncing the new ministry
The message Of the President to the legisla.
tive assembly, is published in the Paris pa
pcrs Of Tuesday, il is composed Oh American
and European models.
MIR. Lcsscps has failed in his mission 10
conquer the Romans into affection for
France, and hns returned 10 Paris for further
instructions; some accounts say he will he
recalled; the same messenger carried in.
structions to Oadnot 10 reduce the Holy
City to subsection ut all hazards. and tina, he
would commence the attack with mn army
ri $4,000 men, on the Both Nav. The
Romans hive announced firm resolution
Ia fight 10 the death. and resist the expected
assault, and it is stated that they have an
efficient force of $4,000 men for prescn,
purposes. Tho Pope still presisis in de.
handing tho unqualified removal oi his
powers rs temporal ruler, but the triumvi-
rate hacked by the people dsclsr cd they viii
never conccdc; there is determination NJ
the bottom Of every heart 10 accomplish
tho destruction Of the Pope's temporal
power, aud they will fight TO the last a.
gainst all projects OF restoration.
The frankfurt Parliament will exercise
its influence TO form Republic aiier The
French model. Badon, Wiriemburg, Rho
nish Thusia, Prussia, Hanover and Saxonv
have promulgated new constitution for
Germany, in which the principal Of univcr-
saI suffrage is recognized, and 10 form
Union Of German States. The King of
Prussia is made the prominent head. Aus
iris is excluded from present arrangement.
but all the other States IRE invited. Il Is
doubtful whether this plnn will succeed.
The war in Hungary presents no new
faatnre, and since the fall Of Dndanito into
the hands Of the lIungarians, no event has
occurred calculated tn have a lament
influence on the result Of The struggle. al-
though the ilungarians have achieved fur
Their, aud some respects, important victories,
and tho contestants are concentrating their
forces; accounts Of tremendous battles IRE
looked for. Tho Austrian General Wei
den has becn superseded BY Liuetenant
General llavnaiz. Prince Pashyeyiich
will command the united forces in the east,
aud General lIazmcn in tho west. The
latest intelligence left the Austrians under
Radetsky, bombarling the city, which was
closely invested on all sides.
Reports are constantly repeated that the
war between the Danes and Prussians is
speedily 10 end-thesc reports are confirm
ed, but we can see no reliable evidence Of
The fact.
Commercial.
Observation-Disclosures on Tuesday
and Wednesday, mart was small: Wheni
and Flour moved slowly--in eo,nc cases
decline from Tuesdays prices OF Id per
bushe'. and I'd per quarter lower, aud de.
mand less than of late. No change in 9th.
er articles; and general trade very slack.
Fine warm weather prevailing. The crops
look promising, except Cor Corn.
GREAT MoRrALrry.-From the Galenn
Gnzettc We learn that sin one quarter Of
Of tho town Of Lille, (France) out Of TWEEN