The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
Further by the Europa.
NEW YORK, Feb. %.


The Canard Company deny that their
steamers are chartered BY Government for
conveying troops 10 Turkey.
There is not much actual news. Matters
remain precisely as before. No reply re-
ceired as vet from the Gar to the final ulti.
matum Of France and England.
Count Oriof' left Vienna On tho sth. direct
for ST Petersburg His mission had failed
Ramifcations OF the great cons piracy have
been discovered widely throughout Turkey
and crushed on the Danube.
There had been rather a severe encoun-
ter near Gaesgeva. without any result.
Another attack on kalefat was daily eX-
pectcd
Omar had recovered from his sickness
The army on the Danube is in good health
and spirits. Nothing new from Asia. Gen.
Guion was p3pulal and had recognized tho
army The allied fleets were intending to
re-enter the Black Sea. The Ambassadors
were much dissati-fcd with the return Of
the fleets 10 the Bosphorus.
The Emperor Of Russia j. sick, and has
not been seen for some days a change i
reported in the Russian Cabinet.
Mohomet Ali, the Sultan sbrother-in-i law
is reported to be superseded By Ri=a Pachu
and A=hald pacha succeeds Rjsa IS Captain
Pacha.
Britain and France continue their arma-
meuts en- large scale.
The ship w H. Davis, from Liverpool for
New Orleans, was totally lost Jan 9th, Oh
the Island Of Barra, West Scotlaad all
hands except the steward were lost.
France Was making extensive arrange,
ments with the Bank and credits Moblier
t. meet the expenses OF the coming war.
Dates from China are to Dec -. Annoy
and Mngho were still quiet. The insur.
gents had burned large part Of Shaghai
and bad also captured Tecndng, so miles
from Pekin.
The death of the Emperor Of Japan and
tac seizure Of New Caledonia BY the French
is confirmed.
LtEERPooL, Saturday.
The Democratic conspiracy was discov-
cred at Madrid on the Gth--iourteen persons
were arrested.
Gen Jose Choncha is proclaimed a ebel
and has escaped into France.
Count Beed notified the Turkish cmbas-
sadpr that the concentration OF troops on
the frontier was in ended only as prec an
tionary measure against Turkey. This no.
titica'ion was accompanied by friendly ex-
pressions.
The British Government advertise for
seven or eight clipper ships Of 700 or 500
tons, 10 be engaged for four months for the
conveyance OF cavalry.
Accounts from the Danube announce
positively another Turkish success be-
tween Gatatz and Abrail.
Klapka and others have embraced slam
ism
Prince Stourga had been made Pacha.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg have
been received in Paris To Feb. lst Ex-
element very great-war party enthusi
astc.
LONDON, Saturday. Three battallion's
guard with two regiments Of the line are
under orders 10 embark on the 18th for the
Mediterranean. The whole number of
British troops to be despatched is 10000
Bat as many Will be held in readiness -
20 ships OF the largest tonnage will be re-
CURED 10 convey troops and supplies,
The Government had taken Oriental
coast steamers Homulyah. Kipon and Ma
Mia.
The English steamer Argentine, employ
Cd to convey the mails along the coast of
Brazil, on the 2lst Dee. On leaving the
bay Of MeDtevido, she struck on a sunken
reel and went 10 pieces. She had ~ pas
sengers on board--all saved.
The L. =. irigage Constitution was Off
St. Vincent on the 9Th December with Ii
captured SLAYER
The ship BaIeret had arrived in England
with about 81 800 900 in gold.
No later dates from Vienna.
1t is said tina, the Emperor Napoleon has
LII an autograph letter, inude Last annral 70