The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
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ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.

| New YORK, March -
| The Africa arrived on Sunday evening. She
left Liverpool on Sunday 9th and brings Sioo,
600 in specie.
Flour extremely dull at Cd decline Cor
easier: prices of white wheat rs. I'd. Is ID
mixed and red is. Id, g.. ID. yellow com
Sis. ca. white 34s Id. a 3Is cd. Philadelphia
Baltimore. and Ohio flour 26s. Cd. 2sS.
| Turkey has rejected the Austrian ultimatan
| resnectinr the Montenegro affairs. IL Is be-
llieyed IN al the dispute will probably be arbitra
ed amicably by France and England.
Ii is reported that Russia demands an nltima
tum from Turkey, otherwise that war IS imm'
| nent. !,
IN The India mail at Trieste, unfavorahe adj
vices have been received from the British pro-
vince of Pegu feyei is hafassng the troops
|, Is rumorei on change thar the Emperor q
Burmah has been dcthraned BY a revolution.
Tie ship Hemisphere, at Liverpool, from New
Orleans, brings the crew, 10 IN nnmber, OF The
baraue Charles, OF London, from Cardiff, fo'
SIN Francisco, abandoned at sea
The chief mate Of the steamer Victoria, los'
Off Dublin, has been indicted for Inanslanehter
The Board of Trade returns for January, show
increased exports Of nearly l,0UO,Ouo over me
returns of last year. =,
bourne, with $4,000 ounces ot gold.
his moi believed at the l. ,ndon Exchange,
thai The difficulties between Turkey and Aus
tria will result in war.
TR,Ncr.-The budget Is to be laid before the
Assemble in March. 0ae hundred and nifty
political prisoners had been annesied by de-
cree.
arsrRu.-vienna letters are full of the re-
cent attack ON the life Of the Emperor; the assas
sin says he had no aceomptIces had mad II ~
contemplation for three years. and had been
watching three weeks 10 find his victim nnat-
tended. When he was led to prison he cried
sNiye Kossu,h.'
The German papers state that fears are enter
tanned Of an outbreak throughout Hungary;
twenty travellers have been arrested at Pesih;
the garrison of the city is kept constantly under
arms sent ;nais are placed at all the gates lead
ing 10 the fortress OF Buda.
MlLAy-Leuers of the 9th state that The
Austrian authorities, believing Mezzinl TO be IN
the city, have taken the mos, rigorous mea-
sures 10 prevent his escape; the inhabitants are
forbidden 10 appear on the bastions after I o.
clock. In case OF disturbance, house holders
are 10 close their doors, and every man found IN
the streets will be treated as cancerne IN the
affair.
The number Of soldiers wounded at Milan on
the 9th, was seventy, of whom 10 hive since
died. The focus oil the conspiracy was al MI
gatra.
Ii is stated IN the Beflta papers tUat VIC Kun
garian regiment Al Milan reused - fire % the
Insurgents, and To be seht, Ia consequence, to
Efvatia
The PiedmoHtse gaveTnm' II, eonitHuea 10 eA-
e al suspicious Characters.
The Psfte, il i said, has given assurance !"
Austria that the llsh ard Hungarian eiugets,
serving in the Turkish army, Will be RECON-
mended 10 90 to America, except those who
have embraced tslamism.
The lates Telegraphie dispatch received BY
The French government, says that on the reJee-
ton BY the Porte, the Austrian flag was struck,
and Count Leniugen, with the whole Austrian
legation, left Constantnoilc
A great storm occurred al Liverpool on Friday
and Slturda9 several vessels broke loose from
their noorings in the rlver, and got into coils
lon
The bark Irene from Valparaiso, grounded
and en- caPsized; out OF twenty souls, nIne en-
ly were saved.
T&oy, \. Y March I6
The large machine shop Of y. p. starhuek,
in this citg, was burned last night together with
a large amount of stock. Loss SIT, goo, insured
Tor $1,000
EVANSVILLE, Ia, March TO-
The steamer Bee blew up to-day at West
Franklin-sevcn persons badly scaded, Two
dend. Smith, pilot, and Bryan Stewart, dead;
Reeder, plot, stuck, clerk, and Miiman, Dur
bin, Hurry, ard one black man, deck hands,
scajded--sl brought heie this even
ing on steamer U. :. Aid.