The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-18
From the Missouri Republican,
TEIEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
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ARRIVAL OF TIE
C Al T. DO N / a
ONE WEEK LATER FROM ENGLAND.

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ONE WEEK LATER FROM ENGLAND.
| New YoRK, Oct. i2. P. NJ.
| The Steamer c aled onia has arrived at Boston
nothing had been heard of the Express the ware
are down beyond Boston.
Austria and Hungary,
Nothing has transpired in relation to the resoin
ton Of the Sultan not to yield the Hungarian
refugees to the demands Of Austria aud Russia
except that Russian officers Of high rank had ar
rived at Constantnople to demand their extradl
ton no doubt bat that the req usite facilities car
be furnished the Hungarians to go out OF Inc
Turkish dominions and proceed to whatever point
they please The latest intelligence from Wen
ma extends to the 23d. Comorn had not surren'
dered and nothing important is reported IRON
that fortress; a sally was made on the 18th and
some advantage obtained over the lmperialists.-
Nothing definite has yet arrived IN regard to
Hungary there does not appear TO be any insur-
mountabe difficulty in the way Of final pacltlca-
ton upon the basis Of complete union with
Austria.
The Emperor Of Russia had returned to St
Petersburgh, his troops gradually withdrawing
within the Russian frontier.
France.
France enjoys perfect tranquility there is no
prospect OF another political agitation at present,
Mr. Rives, who succeeds Mr.. Rush as Minister
to the French Republic, has arrived at Paris.
Commercial.
The Commercial advices are unimporiant.-
The Cotton market Is very quiet-both consumers
though fair amount OF transactions had trans
PRED, prices suffered decline. ! he prices Tor
American, during the past week, are without
change, but, at the time, it has been diiicut
TO buy or sell on satisfactory terms. This con-
tinued aulness is not attributable to any change
in the accounts of the growing crop, which are
stil pnfavorablc. and tend to discourage the
stats Of Il e Manchester markets. The imports
for the week amount only to $50 bales. Sales
for the week 5000 bales.
The reports from tie manufacturing districts
represent trade as Ianguid, without prospect OF
improvement, particularly as recent adsices from
India are uniayorable.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Il, 7 M.
CANDLES majority in the city and county Of
Philadelphia is 1872 Deals the Democratic can
didate for Sheriff, e83. In the Senate there is
Democratic majority of l..
New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
Four steamboats, were burned at the landing
yesterday, P. II. The FIRE broke out on board
the Falcon, and extended to the Marshal Ney,
Illinois. North America, aud Aaron Hart. The
Falcon was built in Louisville and was entirely
new. Sire was insured Tor $4,000.
The Marshal Ney had valuable cargo OF goods
OF the west, among which were GOO hhds. Of
sugar Loss 80,0o0-belevedt 10 be insured.
The steamer Illinois was partly insured.
The Aaron Hart had valuable cargo, which.
with the boat, was consumed. She was owned
in Cincinnati and valued at 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
A severe riot occurred here last evening. A
large brick house, freqaen'ed by colored people
in the lower part of tn city, was burned down,
consuming the surrounding property. The
whites attacked the negroes, and party of fire.
men from Moy amensiGg, who came TO save the
property, were driven off, as was also the Police
Firearms were freely used b. the rioters; two
persons were killed and eleven wounded, some
ing, when the military were brought down.