The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-27
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Sc. JOINS Dec. l..
The Hibsruis arrived 1t Halifax, on S.,na..
morning. The wires bsiag down, delayed ,.nd
ing news.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I, ls4a
No new features IN Mercantile Affairs, ,nt n.
Produce market has been steady, but not ac,r.
The grain trade very tame. Holders would vii
lngly accept reduced prices American por,
sells IN Liverpool at 23s. TO e5.., for best W.,,.n
Canal. Indian Corn is in very fair request /, %,
Cd tor white; 26.. I'd to 27s., for yellow.
The Prussia Telegraph announces That III. Am
trian Cabinet had made formal p,o.es, again.
the Convention Of the German Parliament !, r,
Gurt.
The Austrian Government alludedto the prob,
bility Of an armed interference in the afain If
Germany. The same telegraph account s,aa
that the Prussian government had answered N.
Austrian pespssch BY declaration that Pruvu
would maintain her rights.
These accounts have been partially confrm.a
The Morning Chronicle says that Prince schwr,.
berg recently pointed out TO the Prussian soy.r,.
ment the dangers likely TO arise from the Cor,.u.
tion Of Parliament, Insisting on it, Revolutionary
tendency to what will give rise and reaction
would be falt not only in the Austrian State, bu
in Prussia. Subsequently Prussia replied, 81,
had duly weighed oil these considerations, Thai
more elevated and pressing motives urged her to
persevere. As far as regards real danger. 81.
would know how meet them.
Austria ha. gone step further. III am well
informed, have reason 10 believe that Aus,ru
has minated 10 Prussia that should the case n.
qnre il, Austria will not hesitate to have recours
to an armed intervention.
Behold US once more on tho eve Of serious con.
flict Cabinet Council was held day beio,,
yesterday. The Electoral law OF Parliament wa
adopted. The Council was then occupied win
a reply to Austrian note to Prince Schwarizbey.
Dispatches have already been sent TO The Psuaiu
Envoy at Vienna.
PrussiA maintaias every right 10 carry out ID.
limited federation. A right formally granted
Prussia replies 10 Austrian despatch, breathin,
armed Intervention. Thus she awaits il. VI.
learn from Berlin that the Upper Chamber iua.as
cIined 10 return its old Constitution. Tie prope
sition for Peerage rejected, - was also various
amendments, proposing Director or direct election
BY higher authorities. The following propositios
was adopted. The Constitution Of the upps
Chamber is 10 be fixed BY further law, which
must receive the sasctiou Of both Chambers ,na
will then become part and psrcei ofths Convea.
ton ofihe country.
A telegraph message from Berlin announces
that the King has signed the law for election d
Representatives 10 the German Parliament TO a,.
semble At Erfart. The constituent body to be in.
vested with The power Of President and Of es.
tending the term OF his office to such period, -
may avoid the necessity Of frequent appeals, uni.
versal suffrage.
TcsKEY.--In Constautinople, nothing TO change
the pTesions pacific course Of events. II ID con.
lently stated that the british feet had orders 10
withdraw from the Dardenelis. Nothing fur,he,
respecting the whereabouts Of the Hungarian and
Polish refugees. The prussian Ambassador Ia,
once more been admitted 10 intercourse with Tu.
key. The diplomatic relations between Rusa
and the Porte may be presumed to have been Il
newed. The Ionian Island have been Iesiered,.
perfect tranquility.
We have official Information that the dispu.
betweea the French and the Emperor Of Moroce,
is satisfactorily adjusted. Austria appears salts
fed with what Turkey has done by transportin:
the Hungarian refugeesio the interior or Rus.
sia, end demands the Polish refugees 10 Be expel.
ed from the Ottoman Empire, and ihss the chi.fi
should be imprisoned.