The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-09
From the Missouri Republican.
TELECRAPIEIC DISPATCHES
ARRIVAL OF THE
EU ROPA.


MOu uSc very PIOWiUus. NC potato ulo-
eass has appeared in number Of places
in Ireland. The Irish papers contain the
most distressing accounts of intense suffer.
ing, particularly in the southwestern die.
tric,s; the woskhouses are filled n rcpls,ion
and iho0sands Of persons are actually with
out the means Of keeping lie end soul to-
gether.
O'Bsien, Mssgher, McAjanus, O'Dona-
hue were embarked on bosrd the schooner
Swirl, which sailed immediately CT Van
Diemans Land. Previously 10 their depar-
tMre, they placed in the hands Of mutual
friends "a address 10 their coUntsymen, OF
which tho London Times says: ut must
be admitted that its tone 10 unohiectiona bic
and moro moderate than could he expected
from mon, tho whole tenor Of whose previ.
Gus conduct favored the superstition that
they wero acting, not as free agents, but
- the victims II some umknown species Of
downright. lunacy."
FRANCE.
The Elections to I'LL thirty five vacancies
are going forward quietly, and the results
favor tho Moderate candidates. In Paris
the ministerial csndi dates are oil returned;
10 the PROVINCES. Lamartine end lev 9TH
cr Socialists have secured their elections.
On Thursday there was rumor in Paris
that difference existed in tho Cabinet
some said that Barrol end Dufaure would
retire. A doubt was expressed whether
the English had, NJ previously reported, re-
n'ons,raied with France on the subjec, oil
Rome. Mons. D'Huys has been despatch.
ed - Ambassador Extraordinary 10 the
Court Of ST. James with much apparent
haste: the object il, ~ has hcen coniectu.
red, to neutralise Lord Pslmerston's deci.
ded or apprehended intervention in favor oil
tho Romans. In reference 10 this subject,
the London Sun says: 'Lord Palmers,on
has demanded On explanation in regard to
the intentions Of France towards Rome
how long il 10 intended that the French
army shall occupy Rome Or the Roman ter
ritory-wheiher il 10 resolved 10 support
Pope Plus"
The Monitcur contsins dispatch from
Gen. Oud:not, giving an elaborate descrip-
ton Of the finnl assault made on the Goth
June. The Romans Tough, desperately,
leaving 400 killed and les prisoners. The
French admit only . killed aud ITO pris-
oners. In consequence Of the surrender
Of Rome, the order received ut Toulon for
embarking reinforcemenls was counter.
msnded, and steamer, already at sea, will
be ordered back.
Ledru Rollins movements arc al length
traced: he was, until recently, aecreted in
Paris: he reached London on "Wednesday
from Belgium, in company with Barnard,
Arrago and Douchot.
The present accounts Of cholera are e.
vorable. Deaths have decreased 10 80 per
day. The total number Of deaths in Paris
and suburbs, since the commencement al
tho epidemic, has been upwards Of 10000.
ITALY.
The Roman Assembly, II its last sitting,
adopted constitution. and ordered il 10 he
deposited in the capitol, rs m expression
Of the unanimous wish Of tho people. Its
10 I've engrsven On marble. Funeral scrvi.
COS have been ordered for those who fell
defending the Republic. The full entrance
Of the French took place on the evening of
the Sd. The Assembly recommended ab.
stinence from revenge, o useless add un.
worthy the dignity of Republicans. Gar
abaldi succeeded in escaping fran Rome
with 10000 men. He was loudly cheer
ed % he passed through the city by the
people. i is probable that no would fall
in with detachment IL the forces Of tho
Nespoltans or Spaniards, whom he nigh.
trouble. His intention il said to b TO in.
vsde tho Kingdom Of Naples. A division
OF the French expedition has Get out in pur.
suit Of him. The Roman Government i
composed Of three individuals, two French
and one Roman. The latest accounts state
that tho Roman municipality had proclaim.
ed that no Convention had been made with
tho French. The Pontif;cal arms had been
rszed; the tri.col"r remained. Venice holds
out against the Austrians. making vieor.
Gus resistance; but they labor under severe
lnconveuiences for want OF provisions. !,
10 said that Lord Palmessson has sent 4 d;s-
patch TO the Sardinian Government. ar.
pressing . wish that Sardiuis would not
negotiate . peace with Austria, England
wishing to save Italy from ils present
abyss.
DENMARK AND THE DucHIEs.
A signal victory has besn gained BY the
Danes over the Holstsios q North Rul.
land, and annooncsd 10 the Minister Of
Copenhageo in the following .slessaphic
Dispatch: "From Commandev a Dsoish
equadson-The commandment q Fesdoois
demanded transport vessels Tor upwards Of
500 prisoosrs, so of whom are olFieers,-1
expect they will arrive At Copsahaeen 10
norrow-ths enemy totally dsfsatsd-our
victorious army u IN full pursui. of The on.
smy--alI their battsring guns were taken"
AUSTRIA AND HUNCARY.