The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-06
DISPATCHES
ARRIVAL OF THE
1T
CAL II d y N IA
0NE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Bosrox, Nov. 25, I psst z.

The Caledonia arrived At Boston ~ ~ y e'oN"
lastnight The intelligence BY her Is comparative
~ of little interest. No event Of especial impor
lance has occurred in any part Of Europe.
The ASPECT Of matters in Turkey has not maseii-
a,,v changed. In England nothing has transpired
of special interest u.
rsan.Sp.-The new Minister tcthe Z. s., Mr..
Bulwer, sailed from Portsmouth in steamer o'oop-
ol-War. According to Hant's Telegraph, ms
first business on his arrival will be to know wha'
encouragement, if any, the U. s gives TO the a.
,emntei withdrawal OF Canada from l'rl'ish rue.
II il understood that he has tull power 10 resist
energetcally all attempts at interference on 'ne
mart Of the u. s. in the affairs OF Nicaragua. =
is said that the government has intimated 20 'ne
governor Of Can ida that no coercWe measures
will be adopted to prevent annexation 70 Tue =
States. if,he popular will should be decidedly ex-
pressed in favor Of that measure. The BRUSH
Parliament was prorogued until the loth January
next. The Queen has issued her Piociama'ich
for day Of general thanksgiving the ION ins''
ON account ot The abatement OF Cholera in Great
Britain.
From France nothing is announced otiatefes'.
In Austria three additional executions have
taken place. IIaynau has published an amnesty.
The Emperor has .ecreed tina, all officers who re-
turn TO the Austrian standard before November
26th are to be restored to their ranks
The Jesuits are fast returning 10 Austria In
the Roman States things remain as before. a de-
putaicn has left for Portfolio request the Pope 70
return. All the Universities in the Papel states
are to remain closed until further orders.
The Russia and Turkey eaendihas been inform-
ed BY Count Nesselrode that the Cars demand
that the Hungarian refugees should be located in
the interior of the country, or such parts 81 the
British territory as may afford greatest facilities
for keeping them under surveillance. II any Of
the refugees wish 10 60 to France or Eng
land they may be permitted SO to do. The Car
will take no notice of their departure, for whether
in France or England there can be no doubt but
that the refugees will busy themselves in prepar-
ing for new revolutions.
Observation-Disclosures between Prussia and
Neufchatel are in progress Of adjustment. Neuf-
chate returns 70 the same position which she &C.
cupied before the Revolution. England has Of
fered her mediation in the matter. Mr. Carr has
received request from the American residents
in Paris that he would exert himselfin iayor OF the
Hungarian refugees.
The Hungarian exiles are still at Widen
Their entire number is stated al about 100, rrin-
,ipally officers BEN, denies his final conversion
o I.lamism. BY electric telegraph from Paris Of
Friday morning, intelligence was received that
Mr. Kives was received on Thursday by the
President Of the Republic The President was
most gracious, but he observed that in coase-
qlence OF difficulties that had arisen between the
two governments, he would have been deprived OF
The honor OF receiving him, if instead Of being
Republican Minister he had been q monarchical
ambassador. The Presse contraditts the state
menfthat the French Government had dispatched
a courier from Paris to st. Petersburg TO explain
to the Gar that the sailing Of the French and
English fleets towards the Dardanels was the re-
suit Of misunderstanding. Private letters from
OF October Goth, announces the
arrival OF British fleet at the mouth OF the OAR
danells. Tie instructions of the English Envoy
OF cath October, expressed still greater determine
alton ofthe English Government 10 grant material
support to the Sultan in Of emergency, and TO
form defensive alliance with the Pope in the
event OF Russia attempting hostile measures.
The French Enjoys instructions were nearly
to The same effect, but although there was an
evident desire that France and England should act
in concert it was not certain that defensive ALI
ance would be formed with the ,ltan. In the
event OF war it was understood, however, that
France would support Turkey, as long as she act
were greatly pleased with the approval Of their
conduct BY the London and Paris Press, and with
the support Of the two great powers. 1t would
be impossible fol the emperor TO commence hos
tili.ies before next May, and it was hoped that
the dispute in the meantime would be adjusted
The Emperor Of Austria has ordered levy OF
1000 men in the Lombardo Eentian kingdom.
The Cologne Gazette states that there are many
symptoms which tend to The superstition that war
will be renewed with Denmark. . A report is al
ready in circulation that an army Of the Empire
under Gen. Pinkard is in readiness 10 march,
No communication had been received from the
Emperor Of Russia, relative TO the letter Of the
Porte.
COMMERCIAL.
Flour was in very limited request and prices re-
coded fully Id. per sack and Sd. per Dbl. West
ern Canal al 22s 10 2As. Indian corn is Cd 10 Is
lower, 25s. being the top price. Prime American
yellow wheat moves off slowly at Id. 10 I'd. re-
duction.
PeovIsIoSs.- limited business has been done
in provisions through the week. Holders, how
ever, do not submit to reduction.
The Coffee market is in an excited state and
prices have advanced 2s, a 4s per cwt.
Cotton market is active and on day Of sailing Of
Caledonia prices advanced I-3 ID.
SPRINGFIELD Ill. Nov. &C.
The large mail robbery has been discovered in
tits place this afternoon, perpetrated by Charles
w. McWllliams, who for while, during the last
snmme, has been engaged as Mail Agent between
yL;a nlac 70 and Sanduskv So t000 Dollars have