The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-11-22
ARRIVAL OF THE
CA M B RI A.
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sryEy paYs LATER FROM EusoPt.

SEVEN DaYS nfER FsOA EukVr1.
Nsw YuRE, Nov. 10.
The Cambria arrived q Halifax THURSDAY
bringing 90 passengors, and Liverpool Pape" 'e
the e5.h ult.
General tone Of business affairs last week VA
Of healthy character.
Corn trade throughout tho country i qu'et
buyers operating only TO meet immed's's ae-
mand. Holders unable 10 maintain previous
ouo,.,;on.. and prices still have declining ten
dency.
Heavy business doing in provisions. Large
sales Bacon at an advanced price Of lag > per
cw,. which advance however was not sustained
by the trade subsequently,.
In relation 10 eAtradition Of Hungarian refu-
rees from Turkey, the attitude BY France ana
England, has &C, the Gear on the horns Of the
dilemma, he having no other alternative than to
fiah, OF cease bullying. He has chosen more
pacific course. It was reported in Paris, on the
29,h. that the French Ambassador at q. Feiers'
bur ph has forwarded dispatches 10 his Court,
in,imating change in the hostile relaton o.
Russia.
On the subject ofth sx,radlton, 20 far from
following to cxtremi,ie., Russia expressed itself
anxious TO settle the difference quietly, provided
no warlike interference was threatened on the
part Of England.
TuaxrY.-The change pierced Of Benz, Dem
binski and others is confirmed An Engiish
SQUADRON has left the bay Of Naples for the
neigh borhood Of the Dardanel les, at the request
ofSir S. Canning. An English fleet, consisting
Of friea,es and steamers, is under sail for the
Dardanelcs.
AT Sibatator there was Russian fleet OF 20
vessels, only four hours sail from the mouth Of
the Bosphorus.
At The narrowest point to defend it, castles,
the Turkish fleet is anchored.
The Turkish army a Wallsrha commanded
by ornior Pacho, had been ordered back to Con-
s,anlinople.
The French fleet consisted Of l6 vessels OF the
line, two friga,es and steamers, with 5000 men
and 600 guns, is under way for the Dardanelies.
Ausrs,A.-ll is said T. a. flaynan has resigned
his post in consequence Of the Emperor's having
ordered executions to be stopped. Hecomplain-
ed bitterly Of his authority being disregarded BY
those who sho, Ba,hyany, it having been his ex-
pres. order that he should be hanged.
According to reports from Pesth, tho crown OF
Hungary is now in England, and il was sen,
there by Kossush. senere executed this COM
mission for Kossu,h. This explains the repor,
tina, Serene had robbed Kossu,h Of iewelry.
On the afternoon Of the l2.h uit., courier ar
rived ., Pes.h, from Vienna, with .rders 10 stop
the butcheries in that city.
The organization Of the Austrian army is GO
ing on with great rapidity.
PsUssA-The Conventions between the
Courts Of Prussia and Austria were ratified a
Vienna on the l2th. An exchange of acts O
ratification took place on the next day, when
Arch Duke John announced his intentions oil
resignation of office as soon as the German Gov.
eminent had assembled in Convention.
Steam ship OHIO from N. Orleans brings moth.
ing from California.
Hudson River rises sevt nseen feet since las.
evening, large quantities Of -four and provisions
are under water, several canal boats broke from,
their moorings and drifted down the river.
New York, 10Th. 7.r.H.
Noihir G doing yet in -four since steamers
news. Disposition on the. part Of holders to sell,
but few buyers at previous rates. Foreign news
had but little effect on the higher prices. For
eign news considered favorable for pork-ha,
produced more frmness in market.
CINCINNATI, 10.
Steamboat Ivanhoe, lying at the Upper Land.
ing, caught fire ard was burned last evening to
the waters edge. 1t Hoa,ed down the river and
set fire to the Melodian
Tie fremen cxinguished the flames without
much injury to the latter boat.
Tie following dispatch contains important
news, particularly as TO the decision Of the sla.
very question in California. The story Of III,
gold on Fremoni's rancho mus. be received with
good many grains of allowance.
New Your, Nov. l2-8p. N.
The New York papers are filed with Califor
MIA news The Empire City brought about so,
VOOiettCio ouu ucoiiy HiAlou VI Sotu. SAIHout
the passengers is IS. Thrus.on, U. s. Reprcsen
tative Delegate from Oregon.
The correspondent. Of the Tribune says, .ha
an immense vein of gold has been found on Col
Fremon.'s rancho; geologist sent out to exam
inc the place, says it is vein on solid rock, tive
leagues long, with an average breadth Of Isl
feet. A rich placer has been discovered or
Trinity river, where each man daily gather
500.
1t was decided by an unanimous vote in the
convention, that no slavery shall ever be permit
ted in California. The health of the country i,
improving; the population amounts to 10000
Upwards Of 300 square rugged yeasels are anchor
ed in the Bay OF San Francisco. American golt
dollars sold at 43 piece. San Jose will be thu
seat Of government. The Legislature meets il
December and will elect two Senators to Con
gres., and proceed to organize q State Govern
ment forthwith. Free negroes are not permit
ted IN enter the STATE