The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-15
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Lord Pamorstpn, British Secretary o. iofe'su
Fl ailairs. has resigned. Under Secretary Lot"
! Stanley. also rendered his resignation Among
tho rumored causes Of Lord p ,lmers'on's res
nation is; G lbnat difficulty on the aostfael
: lSnes,ion Of the French Revolution. The in'a's-
try. however, is not likely to be revoked before
$ the meeting of Parliament.
/ Tim return Of many Irish emigfan'a 70 'he''
native country is attracting considerable aaeh-
ton in Ireland, 1t appears that their ah''csPa-
tons in regard to America have not, III many
instances, been realized The Irish, consequent
slly. are congratulaiing themselves on The even',
md regard i, as a ground Of hope for the future
spAis.-on the Goth Dec. the Queen oil SPAN
was delivered OF princess.
FRANCE. Tho election stl continues 10 en-
pross tho French mind 10 The exclusion oi al
lo,ber subjects. Louis Napoleon is everA where
ltriumphan, and il is probable that his MAORI
~ viii exceed tha, of l848. The polls ~ The
GO Departments, though incomplete, give 81
$4,000 yeas, 100000 nays.
MANY Of the imprisoned Deputies have been
sci a, liberty,
J. MANY specalations were INDUCED in, in rela-
ltion 10 the new presd Law shortly to be pfoniui'
gated /, is generally reported that each Jour
nal would have to depos,c sum Of money With
the Government for good behavior. oiiaBess
lof the press are 10 be:
Frst-Attack on the Government.
i sccond-Inciting hatred among The citizens
Third-Aiiack on religion, family, property
Each offence is to be pua she'd b. fine or ina
prisonment.
ENGLaSD.--The London Times says:
| Il is understood that the Bank Of Engi1nd has
resolved 10 reduce the rates Of interest IN Gov
eminent securities until the 10Th OF JanuaF,
from 81 to per cent,
Prvy 5unciI was held at Windsor CASTE
Yesterday. Her majesty appointed the R'sht
| Hon. Earl Grsnville to BE- oae OF her Majes'5's
principal Secretaries Of State.
WASHINGTON, Ian. 9Th.
| Ko.sath had a very masntiieeni reception ies-
,erday in tia Senate Chamber, which vas
crowded, Kossath did not address the senate.
The Committee Informed him that they did aa
expec, him to deliver an oiation, and he accord
inglY consented y remain silent
r. his interview with tAe Secretary oil the IT,
rerior on Saturday lie alluded 70 his inttrsenlio'
project; The Secretary repl cd that his D'pafi-
men. was devoted exclusively 70 home aiiaifs,
and ina, all matters, respecting foreign afads
came through the Secretary Of state,
Kossuth then replied, thai Tue opposition
Which he mel at the hands Of Congress and he
Exceatise convinced him thai his mission =
this Country had completely failed. lie ist
deeply disappointed With the reception he had
met IN Washington. II was wholly unexpeet-
ei.
H enquired, in case body Of Iiuagarisns de-
caed 10 settle in the United States, u ,hey
could get trac, OF land, Mr. Stewart, the Sec
re,ary of the Interior, remarked thai Congress
| had the disposition OF the public lands, but he
| had !, doub. a tract of land would be granted Il
desired,
! Kossu,h corrected the Secretary, and explain
ed that they did no! want The lend as a GIT;
they would pay fer il; bat only desired thai i
should be so located that The Hungarians could
| live together separate community.
"A L
urday, no speeches were made.
WAsaiY6Tos Jan. Z.
| The G nyressionnl Blnqnet to kossuih came
off to night, at the National Hotel Three hum
dred persons were present. The dining hall
was handsomely decorated with flags, &c.
raised table in tho centre Of the room was ap.
propriated to Hon. W. r. King, President Of the
Senate, who presided, with K1ssuth and Speak
1 or Bayd at his right hand; Hon Dan'l Webster
Ion his left; Secretaries Corwin and Sewar'.
Judge Wayne, Gen. Houston, Mr. Seward, and
other distinguished gentlemen, occupied seats
in the vicinity of,he chair. Tae Maine Band
was in attendance
Kossuth made magnificent speech.
1 Wssuissros, Jan. G,
The following are Kossulh's remarks in re.
Iply TO Speaker Boyd, upon his introduction Ii
the House 81 R apre sentailves:-
"sir: 1t is a remark able fact in the history o
Mankind, that, while through all the past, honois
were bestowed upon glory, and glory was attach
81 cd only to success, tue Legislative Authorities y
this great Republic hest " honors upon Herse
cuied exile, not conspicuous by glory, not favor
ed by success, but engage! in jus, cause
This is a triumph Of republican principles, AMI
in view of this fact, sir, think, in my own ana
country's name, the House of Representatives 81
the United States for the honor Of this cordia.
i u clcome.n
/ PHLApgLPHiA, Dec. 80
y Barnum's Museum, at the corner Of Chcsnui
and Seventh streets, took fire fram the gas lights
and scenery this morning, about five O'clock
The building with the whole collection Of Gu
riositles was destroyed. Several book and mu.
sic stores in the basement were burned, but the
+, stocks were mostly saved.
n Y. Jan. TO-
The Trbune's Couespon lent writes s.There
is grand scheme OF punitr on foot in The Sen
: ate. A bill has been introduced % order tbs
Committee on printing to make contract will
the Publishers of the onion 10 publish the cen
sus documents al cost of from a fourth 10 q
half million Of dollars. The p opositon thai
contract Of such magnitude should be given to
such proAigates was never before introduced. y
The Commercial correspondent SAYS that the
Jackson Festival speeches of Mr.. Douglass and
Mr. Cass looked more than heretofore like inter-
vention &c. Gen. Scott WAS invifed IN tho Con.