The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-01
BY THE EUROPA.

New YoRK, Dec. %.
The Europa arrived a, Q o'clock this morn
ing.
The new French Ministry j. composed OF
Mons. De Morney, Interior; Fould, Finance; Ra-
rochee, Justice; Maynee, Public Works; Theo-
dorc DuSos, Marine; Durufe, Commerce; Sar-
nand, War; For,oui, Public instruction.; Thur
got, Foreign Affairs.
The High Court OF Justice has been dissolved
by order Of the President.
NJ. Rarochee, Brewyn DELAYS, Admiral Ce-
ellie, M. MontaIamberi, Lucien Murat, and sew
enty-fye other distinguished members OF The
National Assembly, form the new Council Of
State.
Gen. Oudinot, late commander Of the army Of
Paris, is among the Deputies arrested. II will
be recollected he was the leader Of the army
which beseigcd and took Rome. Count Mole
was not arrested, but has written letter, ex-
pressing his regret thar he had not been.
The soldiers are TO vote for the election OF the
President within forty-eight hours after the
circular from the Minister Of War. They are TO
vote yes or no, following the proposition thai
the French people wish the main,e nance Of the
authority Of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, and en-
trust him with the powers necessary to frame .
constitution after the basis mentioned in his
proclamation Of the I'd Of Dec, 1851.
i ENGLISH NEws.-The Liverpool Journal hint.
pretty strongly at serious rupture in the British
4 Cabinet, on account Of Lord Pamerston's con.
duet and answers to the address he was pre- sent.
ed in regard to Kossu,h. I. states that Brunow
the Russian Minister, has made representation
which called for the interference of the minis
tiers in regard to Lord Pa course. Also tina
Earl Gray positively declines to continue associ
ated As colleague with Lord Palmerston.
i A disruption is almost inevitable, unles
Palmerston retres. The Journal looks upoI
Lord Clarendon, late Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land, in such IN event, - the most likely success
sor Of Lord Palmerston.
! The same paper, in reference to the account
Of Louis Nspoleon's usurpation, more than sus
poets a foreign agency in the new French Rev
olution, the establishment Of absolu,ion through
out Europe being the motive power.
The French Refugee in London transmitted
very strong manifesto against the conduct .
Louis Napoleon to Paris: il denounces him i
the strongest terms, and declares that he ha
crowded into a few hours more crime than
would have been thought possible to include i
!. the life time Of a man.
o. Nsw YoRK, Dec. %.
4 The British Queen, emigrant ship, wen
ashore on Tuesday. She had a70 passenger
j two ofwhom persisted with the cold. The re
mainder were saved and had reached Nantucke
The captain had been sick Tor some time preyi
:. GUS TO the wreck.
Fl BUFFALO, Dec. q.
e MURDERER EscAPED.--Hiram Knicke r ocke
o convicted OF murder, and under sentence I
death, broke Jail last night, by the aid Of accom-
plces, who passed pistol 10 him, with whic
he knocked down the Turnkey and escaped
A reward has been offered for his recovery.
e Two men were arrested and are in Jail, foun
j engaged in tearing down the bills offering re
Is ward for his apprehension.
ef DgrRoIr, Dec. %.
;. FRs.-At6 O'Clock this morning fire ok
out in the Grand Circus Hotel, corner of Wood
ward Avenue and Gland Circus, consuming tn
hotel connected herewith. Moore's cabine
e shop adjoining was partly consumed and ais
e the dwelling Of Mr.. Meraby.
% FLINT, Mick. Dec. %
h This village was the scene of a very des
tructve fire on the 22nd. The loss is es,imat
ed at $4,000.
NV YoRE. Dec o.
. The steamer Isabel from Havana, has arrived
D at Charleston. Mr.. Owens, late consul at Hav
If ana, came passenger.
II Snow fell at Charleston and Savannah on til,
18th inst. for the first time these twenty years.
destructive fire occurred at Charleston; tb
extensive coach factory of w. s. Gay, and 9th
CT valuable property, we're destroyed, loss abon
f25,00o,