The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-22
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| FRANCE--The Chambers we're opehe" "
the a8,h ult, by the President in person, ate no
ed by brilliant staff He read speech sanu
ino and announced that il was the interest Q
France 10 keep in amty with all nations; he De
clared his intention OF not assuming tue Empe'
rorship, bat also declared that il disaiiee,lon O
intrigue forced him, lie would demand from fh'
people, for the repose OF France, a new t.'e
which would ireyocably fix in his hands 'n'
mower with which the people had invested him
immense applause, and cries Of 'Viye Napoleon
prevailed during the reading.
ENGLAND.--LeutW alpole introduced The
new municipal bill in the House Of Commons.
The bill Tor voting by ballot for Parliamen
elections was rejected by i02 majority.
The Irish ,enant bill was as, rejected BY
mannuvre on the part Of government.
A bill was announced establishing line o
steamers between Canada and England.
IRELAND.-CaarlesG avon Duffy, editor Of
the Nation, is candidate tor New Rose.
The comm tee Of the Catholic defence assoei.
alton, hold daily meetings to canvass the merits
OF the ew candidates.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Dublin was held
on ID subject Of tenants right, and they nnani'
mously approved Sherman Crawiord's bill, and
pledged themselves to support none but ssaunch
supporters ofthe same.
Provisions Since the Afiiea's departure, sales
of provisions have been limited and prices irregu-
lar, with slight reduction on all descriptions o.
American. Brown & shipey's circular says
Breaas,utfs are much depressed. Circulars disa-
gree as to the extent Of the decline.
The business in Manchester has suspended,
owing to the dullness in Liverpool. SINNERS
and manufacturers are anxious to renew engage
men,s. Goods ara Yarns are 'o.ser.
MONEY NARKET.-MonsJ is abundant,
and rates of discount unchanged. The bullion
in the Bank Of England has increased neatly Go,
600.
WasuiS srov, Ap;il 10
Kossu,h's return creates no excitement. He
arrived without 'noise,' aud departs without
.seonfasion.r He desires 10 see Mr. Clay, after
which he departs for New York.
The Government, is prosecuting the torger,
against the treasury in tie case OF the Mexican
vouchers, with extraordinary diligence.
The work of The exterior of the Capitol com
rnences tomorrow
RIenmosn, April Is.
The Wing State Convention net to-day. AM
vas largely attended II is thought that no pre-
ference will be expressed for the Presidency.-
Fillmore and Scott are both strongly represented.
CINCINNATI, Aprili5.
The provision market is excited, but unchans-
ed: good reliable quotations are impossible
Sale of bacon al &c for shoulders, and 9ac for
sides. Lard TO ioc. Flour gu ct; prices iar,e
from $3,I2to S3,l5, butno sales. The river ha'
fallen "a feet since last evening.
New Yasx, April Is.
Flour 81 l2a 10 Is; white corn, 66c; mess
pork sl8; prime Sl7, so; prime beef SO; mess 10
10 sl2; lard at % to Zoe.
SAVANNAH, April H.
A fire occurred this morning at 2 o'clock
Laman's cotton press and sheds, with severa.
warehouses and presses, and or 5000 bales
cotton, were entirely consumed. The ships
Jane Hammond and Isabella, aground in the
iy destroyed, with large quantity of-cot,on on
board; loss 100000; cotton all insured.
New ORLEANS, April -.
Yesterday, vote was taken throughout the
State, for convention 10 revise the Consiitu-
ton; in this city 5000 were in favor, and onl.
20 against il.
WASHINGTON, April 10Th.
In tho House, bill to remunerate certain
parties for slaves taken prisoners in the Semi
mole war, passed the House, and i, adjourned
ill Monday.
The intention Of appointing Mr.. Menick, a,
Charge to Rome, has been abandoned. Lewis
Cass, Jr., will be permitted to hold his ofIic,
undisturbed.
The caucus of the Wing members was hello
last night; Mr.. Mangum of N. c. presided. Al
of the meeting, only about 90 being present, an
adjournment, till Tuesday week was agrees
| upon.
| Mr.. Cay isagain relapsing into condition o
serious pros,ration, after having been for SOM
time encouraged BY cheering sympathy.
WASHINGTON, April 8.
| SENATE--Several petitions were presented
Mr. Douglas introduced bill amenda'ory Q
the vote for the establishment Of territorial gov
ernments in Oregon and MINI sofa
| Mr., Borlani's resolution calling for informa
ton relative to the expedition TO japan, was ia
ken up and debated.
| Mr. Mason said he could not vote for the reso
luton; he thought the President would do VIVA
was right in the matter.
Mr. Borland replied a, length, urging the pro
priety of its passage.
HOUSE.-The House proceeded 10 the con
sideration OF the Senate bill 10 enforce discipin
and good conduct in the Navy.
| Mr. Colcock addressed the house on the bill
withou, concluding the House went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the Homestead bill.
Mr.. Avereli concluded, and was followed b.
Mr. Polk in favor Of the bill; he said he was on
of Young Americas; he charged the wings wit
iavoring aboiitionism, AMI asking whether Gen
Scott was in favor Of changing the fugitive slav
law.
Mr.. White Of Kentucky, reptile. that he wa
authorized to say for Gen. Scott, that he was op
posed to any alteration Of the measures contains
in the compromise.
The debate was continued between Messr
Brenton, Polk, and Campbell, Of Ohio.