The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
TELE(sRAPlIIC DI.SPATCalEs.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CALEDONIA.

ST. JOINS, N. Is. May 25th,-4 m.
The Steamer Caledonis arrived al Hall.
fax At "a O'clock last evening. Your ex-
press LETT At eight, and arrived in this city
At 10 o'clock this morning.
The steamer brings $4,000 pounds sier-
ling in specie, lurty through passengers
She was TO hnvo left Halifax for Boston a,
nine o'clock last evening.
In England, tho bill cur tho modification
nj the navigation laws was carried in The
House Of Lords by m"jori,y Of ten. in "a.
vor Of the ministry. This result hns given
the Wing ministry a now tenure Of Office.
In The House Of Parliament, the oath bill
having Tor i,s objcc, the removal Of the Jew.
ish disabilities, has been read second time,
by much larger majority than bclore.
Mr.. Roebuck was about bringing before
Parliament bis plan f.,r the better govern
ment of the colonies. Il has been also
moved, that committee he sppoin,ed 10
ascertain the amount ot the debt due from
foreign governments to the British subjects.
The arguments on the writ of erro., in
tho cases Of O'Brien and McManus, have
been read before the House of Lords.--
Without hearing the consul for the Crown.
the law lords aud Judges unanimously d.
recied that the errors assigned bv tho plain
,itis could not he maintained. The argn-
mcnt aud judgment of the Queens Court
&C Ireland, therefore stands affirmed, and the
transportation would probaby be made the
lst of June. Il is ruinored that the prose-
cuiion of DlGee has Teen aba ndoned.
The quarrel between the ParIiamen,s
throughout Germany aud the respective
provinces. has reached its highest pitch.
A conflict has already taken place in
Saxony, and decided in favor Of the people,
who Tough, the regular troops seven hours,
sustaining great loss oi life.
Tho RAILWAYS had been displaced to pre-
ven. The arrival Of troops from Berlin -
Fortunately. howcver, previous 10 this,
sufficient Of Russian force arrived, who
came most opportunely to secure momen-
tary tranquility. The fight was renewed
on the ncy, day, and the cannonading KEEP,
up until the night Of the 7ih. The battle
was again renewed on the succeeding
morning, and deadly warfare was goi ~
on in the streets al the latest adviccs.
Intelligence from Dresden to the 9Th.
saws hosliliiies ragged between the roynlis,s
aud The people, aud were being continued
without any immediate prospect Of tcrmin-
ation. A reward had been offered Cur the
members Of the provincial government.
Al Leispsiea disturbance had broken out
between the military and The people. A
short struggle ensucd, when the people were
suppressed.
Accounts from Berlin state that an in
surrcc,ion had broken on. nj BresIau, ON the
9TH, aud that the troops and people were
fighting in the streets.
Il is rumnrcd that m insurreciion had
broken ont nj Coblcntz, and while these
COMMISSIONS were occurring, tho Austrian
Government was in dnnger II dissolution
by the continued success Of tho llnngari-
ans.
Hungarian accounts represent the excite
ment as At its highest pitch. and that i,
would take moro than Russia and Austria
combined TO quell them.
Endeavors are being made In create n
revolution in Gallstia. In fact, from Poe
son TO Perth the whole country 10 involved
or IN tho brink IL hoe,iIi,ics.
England and France disapprove Of the
Russian interference with Austria aud
Hungary.
The French troops have been stopped in
their progress towards Rome. BY the Re-
puhlicans, with the loss Of Capt, Oudinot,
$50 killed and 400 wounded.
The Danish war continues. Tho quar-
rel between Napoleon and bis cousin grows
still more fierce.
Commercial.
The commercial! news presents no new
features. The money market continues
easy. In consequence of the threatening
aspect of the affairs of France end Italy,
public securities arc depressed.
VIRGINIA. result Of tho late cleo.
ton in this State has been at last ascertain
ed. Tho Senate contains il Wings and
81 Locofocos. and the House - Locofocos,