The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-24
TELEGRAPIIIC DESPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE
G. A II A ID A.


Monday evening, at "a O'Clock, making,
with two exceptions, the quickes. passage
out on record.
In I.onden, money continued eteady.-
English securities were on the advance.
Another feeling 81 depression has como
over the grain trade. The weather lately
has been very favorable 10 the growing
crops, which causes buyers - confne their
purchases 10 immediate wants. Gu Alon-
day last English wheat sold generally o. .
decline Of one shilling to two shillinss per
quarter. For foreign there was no, very
limited demand, although a similar deduc-
ton was accepted. In the value Of both
Hour md Indian corn, slight conceesion
was mnde on the following day. At Liver
pool limited demand Tor wheat aud -four
WINS experienced, and former prices were
barely maintained. Indian corn was in
brisk request. and regained the depression
last noticed. Indian meal sold at los per
barrel.
The trade Of France is rapidly improving.
The breach between the President and his
cousin, N. Bonapart. has widened to seri-
Gus quarrel.
The Canadian affairs have teen incident
ally noticed in Parliament. The Ministry
are very guarded in their expressions rels--
tive thereto.
Official notice OF the intervention of Rus
sin in the affairs Of Hungary has been re-
ccived at Paris. The number Of men
placed n, the disposal Of Austria 10 stated
to DO S0,OGO; another account states the
number at 10000, Tho Huncarians have
beaten the Aus,rians, and almost driven
them out Of the country. The greatest
alarm prevails nj Vienna, which has had
the effect r. reduce Radeizkv's demand on
Piedmont from one hundred and twenty
three millions of francs to eighty millions
francs The King Of Prussia has definitely
refused the Imperial Crown.
There has been slight outbreak at Der
lin.
The war in Schlcswie is continued with
no prospect Of peace. More troops were
TO leave France for Rome; il 10 reported
that those under Oudinot had reached their
destination. and that the Romans had risen
in favor Of the Pope. and that Mazarius and
the Republican government had lied. Tho
Pope would be compelled not onlv to grant
an amnesty, but desirable reforms.
Il is said that the Tuscan troops had
entered Lechorn, and that the Sicilians
were beaten nj all points; they had verbal
" submitted to the King Of Naples.
Accounts from India report tho entire
termination Of the war in the Punianb.
The cholera is on the decline nj Paris.
From Germany il Is reported that pre-
liminaries 81 pence. m new conditions, have
been proposed hv England, aud already &C
ccp,ed BY Prussia. The, are wi,hdra wing.
troops nj Jutand, aud there WINS eimnlia-.
neous cessa lion Of the blockade of the Ger
IMAM forts by the Danes on the 10Th.
The Prussian ministry have sustained
another defeat on tho German question, aud
have been dissolved.
Berlin became the scene Of great excite
ment; in consequence thereof several pso-
pie were sho, bv the military.
Tho Whole line Of the Imperial troops
have retired 10 Rail. and are now nearly
disorgnnized. The Hungarinns have cut
III their re,rea, BY taking possession Of
Pland and Schultz.
Austria has demanded Russian inteffer.
cnce, and the Emperor's manifesto was
shortly expected.
The pcasantry Of Bohemia are arming
themselves aud preparing fur a revolution.
Ireland is suffering dresdfully from star
walton. The wri. Of error in the case Of
Smith O'Bricn aud others, 10 to be heard
on the 10Th inst.
BosTos, MAY l6-Sp.M.
Late dates from Carraccus have been re-
ceived at this port. They state that great
excitement prevails in consequence Of the
resignation Of Monegas. Il is probable the,
government will be overthrown and Mon.
egarbe proclaimed Dictator. All prisoners
captured during the last war, including
the two sous Of Gen. Paez, havo been re-.
leased.
From New Grencds, we learn that Lopez
is still acting President. A revolution 10
momentarily expected. Several thousand.
persons, including many Americans, are
preparing to attack Baeola, the stronghold
Of the Indians.
CINCINNATI, May l6-6P.M.
For the "a hours ending noon to-day fif-
teen additional cases Of cholera have been
reported, and three deaths. Horace Greedy
addresses q temperance meeting tonight.
The river has fallen three leet since last
report.
New ORLEANS, May -.
The crevassc in the lcvee is not stopped,
and tho water n rising rapidly on the back
streets. Hundreds Of people ara leaving