The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-19
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
1T
EUROP A.

HALIFAX, Feb. 7.
Tae Europa arrived at this port last night Al
midnight. she lett Liverpool on the cath Of
j January, thus making the voyage ~ IS days y
hours.
EselAsp.-Thcre is complete bulge, Of Eng
fish political news. Parties are glsncins p'osPec'
lively a, the struggle which must take place be-
tween Lord john Russell and Parliament The
near approach of the next Parliament, has eiser
an impetus to the new Reform Bill. Meetings
had been held in Manchester, Leeds, SC, 10 sus-
tain Lord John Russell.
i The journals are in state OF perturbation re-
spccting national defenses and are suggesting var
ioas NJ odes Of defense in case Of invasion. One
demands the recall OF steamers and ships from
foreign service. -.
Fsaser. There is considerable excitement. -
4 De Money and Fonld have lett Napoleon's min.
istry and have been replaced BY PsrsIgney ana
Able Secfia new ministry has been formed.
By decree, the Orleans family G mot possess
property of anv sort in France, and are bound 10
sell wha, they possess, within enc year; another
decree cancels Louis Phllipe's donations 70 ms
children and approprates il to other purposes
The DEGREES are countersigned by the New Minis
fer of State, Cassabianca.
second, il not third attempt has been made
al Napoleon's life. An officer snapped pistoi
at him, as he was coming out ct The Pace de "a
rousal The rumor was rife in Pans with all me
details of the transaction. II is also asserted mat
1.-The wife OF an ex- Project had tried to poison
/ him.
/ AUSTRIA AND Acknowledgements are ~ &C
tive PREPARATION for a new Austrian loan TO be
[ effected in foreign market. mole OF the Presl-
| dent OF France TO Prince Schwarzenbnrgh gives
assurance OF pacific policy, for the re-appoint-
ment OF NJ g. F. as minister OF France TO Aus
tria implies the best feeling between the TWO pow
ers.
A penal colony has been established in Hunga-
nv. in spite of the circumstances and resentment
OF Hungary.
SrAIs.-There had been several executions OF
military officers at Madrid, and tranquility has
been restored Stringent measures were fesorted
to, to destroy the liberty Of the Spanish Press.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 90.
Latest Telegraph from Lonion report that the
threatened invasion Of England is quite current
| in London. The Government ordered 10000
stand Of arms from Birmingham, and $4,000
troops into London. The DAILY News says or
dcrs have been sent out recalling the principal
OF the Tagus, and others in tho Mediterranean
waters.
CONGRESS.
WAsHissToS, Feb. 9.
sfyATr.-A bill for the repair OF the Con-
gressional Library as taken up and passed.
| The non-interveniion resolution OF Mr.. Clark
of r. l. was AIKEN up.
| The condnc, Of Senator Rorland in . recent
| fracas with Mr.. Kennedy, is universally con
ldemned, He sent On apologizing letter TO Mr.
/ .,x II he ~ la ,,,ts ,uI4 pdiuu
| Henry Clay has gained some strength but has
| no, left his room since early in Dec.
| Cheyelier Halseman has arrived in New
j York.
| The presentation Of the grand medal TO Hon
| II Clay By committee from New York, MessFs
WilmoFe, Price, Larvele and Eastman, as
testimonial for his great services TO the nation
and mankind, took place this morning in Mr.
Gays room, in presence ota few friends
/ WAsulsGroN. Feb. 10.
! SsYArR.--Mr Cass spoke at length on Mr.
Ciark's resolution Of intervention lie spoke u
strong terms against the interference Of Ans'rls
! and Russia in the affairs OF Hungary, and IN Ia
yor OF declaration by our g vernmen, that II
is the right Of every nation TO regulate and con-
troll its own affairs, &c.
WAsulsGToN, Feb II.
| S2xarr.--A communication was received
/ from the Secretary of State replying 10 rcsolu
lions asking for information respecting thu
Board OF Commissioner on Mexican Claims.
/ A communication was received from The
President in relation to the Prometheus outrage
/ Horss.-Mr. Stratton presented resolution
of the legislature OF N. j., in favor of the Com
promise Measures and against the alteration o
repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, which on mo
ton was laid on the table and ordered 10 b,
J printed.
Mr.. Giddings wished TO argue the question o
printing. which led 10 some discussion, in which
Messrs Giddings and S;anly had fiery person
al debate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. u.
The Republic, noticing the release Of Mr.
Thrasher, says, "Other outstanding question
: between this country and Spain remain as the,
. were before the Caban difficulties arose, anc
8 must form the subject Of future negotiation"
+ sESATE-Y esterday after Mr.. Seward ha'
, concluded, Mr.. Badger spoke in opposition II
the resolution, the ground that it might lea'
other governments TO interfere in our domest
s concerns.
!, Mr.. Cass defended himself against the atacl
made upon him for his speech on intervention
by the Republic newspaper, and reiterated hi
former position.
Mr.. Shields in a few remarks urged lmmedi
! ate action upon the resolution.
!. Mr.. Mason spoke in opposition.
Mr.. Underwood concurred in Mr.. Ma on
g We've, and expressed desire TO speak on tn,
6 subject.
! The Senate then adjourned.
HousE.--The debate between Mcssrs Gid
dings and Stanly was continued in the coarses
strain. The latter was very insulting in his re
marks.
MIR. Houston finally got the floor and unde
| the operation Of the previous question, the mo
4 ton to print passed.
The House then went into a committee o
: the Whole on the Bounty Land Bill and ad
journed without taking action.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
e Satisfactorily Mr.. Fish presented petl.
ton for Board Of Commissioners on the Mex.
can claims, registered by the old Board
Mr. Miller, in presenting the New Jersey
|, Compromise Resolutions, sgnifed his acques-