The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-25
TrI,EGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE
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i SAcKvlLLE, N. B., Oct. IL.
ROYAL mail steamer Niagara, with l48 passen-
. gers. arrived at Halifax shortly after midnight
Tuesday, bringing Liverpool papers to 9th oc'o.
Der.
Russia and Turkey form the chief topics q
discussion among all classes, and are considered
Of paramount Importance. Roman difficulties
a. well as other matters Of national Importance
appear almost wholly lost sight OF. Most recent
accounts from Constantinople state that the
Emperor Of Russia has made formal demand ior
the surrender of Kossuth BEN, and other patrols,
who have sought refuge in Turkish donlnlons.
Turkish Government, with nanlness which
canno, be too highly extolled, refused TO De oal-
lied and although in England and France caoi.
net councils have been held to consider these
grave circumstances, not the slightest doubt can
be entertained ofthe result. Should Russia press
her demand for the surrender OF these devoted
men, European war will be inevitable.
Paris papers state that England and France are
most cordially united in the determination 10
supper, their embas ,adors in the advice given BY
Bem respecting the refugees The Russian en-
voy finding his threats unavailing, took abrupt
departure from Constantinople, and has closed
all his diplomatic intercourse with the porte.
England and France, through their representa-
tives, have prevailed with the Sultan, in keeping
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him firm in his first resolution.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.
demand for breadstuffs high, but prices have
declining tendency. Papers contain reports Of
| the unfavorable appearance Of the potatoes IN
Ireland-a sudden and rapid decay has taken
place.
New YoRK, Oct. 10.
The Sultan has countermanded his voyage to
Smyrna and the Archipelago The army IS or
dered to hold itself in readiness. There is no
doubt of the best understanding between English
and French cabnets and il is said that powerful
English and French fleets will be ordered TO the
Mediterranean forthwith. Austrian politics are
Of subordinate interest. 1t is reported ComorD
has surrendered, thereby saving great shedding OF
blood.
In Russia everything remains quiet. NJ. De
Tocquevlle has demanded additional credit Of
q 900 francs, besides some already voted for ex
penses Of Roman Intervention Suspension of
intercourse between France and America caused
much sensation in Paris; but rumor having gained
ground that England had offered her mediation,
that feeling subsidized. NJ. Marrast or NJ. Theirs
is expected so be sent to Washington, in place o!
Poussin Gen. Roeine's mission TO Russia has
proved failure. He is on his return without
seeing the emperor. 1t was reported at Vienna
that Georgey had been shot by Count Hickey,
whose brother was executed.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE
NIAGARA.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
The Cholerais decreasing in all parts OF Europe.
Total deaths in England since the 7th Of June.
$4,000.
The Pope's Manifesto appeared unofficially,
and was received with disappointment and re-
sentmen, from all quarters, which was especially
participated in bv the French soldiers, several Of
whom have been put under arrest Tor tearing down
the Manifesto and disappearing of the Pope's
orders. The French army is awaiting orders from
France. The Cardinals dare not walk the streets
fearing the popular fury. Several persons who
had been marked out as victims 10 their inques-
tional designs, walk about freely. The Pope
relying upon the aid of Austria and spain and be.
ing promised help from Russia, imagnes that the
public opposition will finally subside
The French Assemb, were Debating The ho-
man affairs should the troops leave Rome il is
unprecedented that fresh revolution would break
out
NEWS FROM SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
BosToN, Oct, 49,
A vessel has arrived at New london, which
came from Davis straits. The Capt speaks Of
hearing OF sir John Franklns ships in Prince
Regents Inlet, VIII re, the natives said, the ships
had been for four seasons aud are still surrounded
by ice The Indians said that the crew were
live and well. This confirms the English &C.
counts by the Niagara.
ADnUTVnNAY EAREE(N NEXVS