The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-22
rE1EGRAPIllC DESPATCHED.
ARRIvAL or THE AMERICA.
ar WEEK LATER From EUROPR.

tNB WEEk LATEk FkvN LUAvf1
HAlrrAx Nov. IS, e3r.A.
RI. America aui yed here about 81 O'clock
this morning, ba. in consequence ofthe lines De-
inc down between s.. Johns ana Calais, the t'ans-
mission Of news has bssn Delayed during the whole
day.
III. French ministry have resigned, OF were
di,misseA. Tie cause 10 attributed to d'sincina.
,ioo on their part to sustain the views embodied
in the Presidents letter relating to home.---
Great excitement existed in Paris, but u Pfesi'
den, i. iif,o, and has written letter TO The A.
sembiy, which the London Times -c'iafac'sf'zes
as imp,udent. A new C ,binet has been formed
which wholly represents the views Of the rfes'-
dent aud Of majority Q. the Assembly.
Nothing from Russia.
.FsAScE.-The French ministry resigned N
BODY on the 3Oth. Il seems thatthe whole oiihe
ministry, with the exception Of Olsllon Barro',
assembled on the morning Of the 3oth TO advise
the President respecting the up ointment o.
successor 10 FAlloux, the retiring minister. Al
this meeting, Lonis Napoleon imperiousIy de-
Glazed that the Cabinet wanted dignity, an impu-
taion sufficiently annoying 10 raise the anger o.
less sensitive personages thar those who form the
Executive Of Republican France. The insult
was too great 10 be forgiven. The President add
ed. that the Cabinet had been too subservient to
the conservative majority Of the Assembly; that
the Club oftae Council Of State did what he him
self could not do, settled the policy Of the Gov
eminent and actually nominated the ministry
This was enough, and an explosion Instantly fol-
lowed In the evening Dupin read 10 the A.
sembly a message from the President, which Vas
very spirited and interesting. for it can hardly
fail to provoke angry passions, and i may prob
ably produce the coup deiss which has been long
foreshadowed.
The London Times says, il this is clear and
definite signifcation 10 the sweeping measure BY
which the President Of the French Republic has
changed his whole administration, we must sup
pose that Louis Napoleon intends 10 convey 10
France, and 10 theworld, his peremptory intention
to assumes in his own person, the supreme dictation
ofthe affairs ofthe Republic. Men are needed, says
the President, who are as much filled with convic-
tionofmy peculiar responsibility as their own, and
OF the necessity as well as ofwolds. Til.
Monieur Of Thursday, contains list Of the New
Ministry Thiers, Mole and Gen. changarnieI
support the ministry, but have too much prn.
dence to join il.
The Partisan Journals publish the following
telegraphic dispatch from Gen Lamoriciere TO the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs:
ST. PeTEnsBrRcH, Ocf. IL.
Coun. Nesselrode notified yesterday to the
Ottoman Envoy, tha, the Emperor, taking into
consideration The letter Of the Sultan, confined
himselfio demand that the Refug. Is shall be ex-
PEELED from Turkey.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY Toe tiends who were
nicknamed Rulers in Austria, not satisfied with
the human gore which they have already shed,
continue their sanguinary career. Hs,nau ha,
been appointed Civil and Military Governor o
liungar, another crisis in that country is beicv
ed to be inevitable. A circular from kossutl
has reached Pesth, in which that patriot assures
his coun,rymcn ihai-he has removed the C.owr
Of S.. Stephen solely for the purpose Of rendering
impossible the corona,ion Of Hapsburger.
COMMERCIAL.
LvERrooi, Nov. 3, I8l9.
In American provisions there has been qaie
bu, steady demand, and business 10 going for
ward at full prices. The stock Of Blcon is ghs
with limited sales: holders are expecting on I'D
vance. Beef is heavy. A reduction has takel
place on previous sales OF Pork.
Second Dispatch.
TcRKEy-Nicasures have been taken by III
Porte for the location Of the Hungarian and p
lien Refugees. Kossu.h md other leaders wer
to remain st Widden until their removal CT ulii
mate liberation. Thrcc hundred Hungarian
have tecn converted TO lslamis'n. and many ~
following their example. Sir Stafford Csnnin
has sent passports 10 General Gu, on and o,hc
B iish subjects who had served in the cause 0
Hungary.
RonE.-The Pope's return 70 Rome 10 not 500
expected, nor is the time known when tn
French will cyacunte the city. The sssasyina
ton Of French soldiers is Of daily occurrence.
S,AN.-Nnyaez has avenged himself by tn
dismissal Of the King from the pos, Of Keeper o
the Palace, and imprisoned Priest and M mi
rs instruments TO the Kings policy. Tne new
American NJ mister hos been formally presented
ut Court; he disclaimed, in the name Of the Pes
icen', the acts Of the party who proposed Selling
| Cuba.
EycLaNp.-Thcre is no news Of importance
The press deyn,es much space TO the considers.
ton Of the Canadian annexation address--i,s
tone and temper are commended. Tae Tine.
saye, that BY whomsoever the document was con
coeted, il rejects great credi, on the tact, skill
and adroitness Of the author
KEoKuK MARKEr.-We observe that the pa
pers at Keokuk chronicle the prices OF all in,
prices Of oil the articles that crowd that market
except it be the single article Of hydraulics w.
hope the Register will include that item in ii
tprces current hereafter, for many of its n,,n,ey.
Gus readers in this section Of country would lik,
to know how that stock stands since that spuerii
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