Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
Additional Foreign News.

We extract the following from tie items
OF informstion brought by the Pacific.
SO soon us the Emperor OF Austria re-
ceiyed the tidings of the capture Of Sebas.
,opol, be ordered his representatives at the
English and French courts to present his
warmest congratulations to Queen Victoria
and the Emperor Napoleon.
The Vienna papers are discussing and
recommending the renewal Of peace neso-
tia'ions, the time having, in their view, ar
rived fer Austria to appear again as medi-
ator. the Frankfort Post Gasstte positive
" states that fresh note will be sent To
Russia, through the medium Of Austria, in
which the demands of the allied powers
will be once more explicitly stated. and the
proposition made for re-opening nero,ia-
tons on this basis. Should Russia not ac-
eept this position, the military convention
between Austria aud the Western Powers
will be Immediately ratified.
The Correspondents Buren,, ncwspap per,
states that the Russian Government mas
undertaken to mediate between Denmark
and the United States on the subject OF the
Sound Dues, and has already given the Dam
ish Government the assurance that the
Americans will not proceed 10 any extrem-
tiles in the matter before the close Of the
Eastern crisis; but should no definite ad-
justment be arrived at before the expiration
OF the treaty, temporary arrangement is 10
be agreed to, postponing the final settle
ment TO period more favorable to the con.
sidera,ion of commercial interests.
A Danish paper states that, in conse-
quence Of the misunderstanding which has
arisen between the United States and Dem
mark, the latter has judged 1t exeedient TO
sem COAST cradle reinfofcements 10 the gar
risoD- d. he Danish colonies.
The taggura'ion Of tie reign Of Don
Pedro Y. took place on the 18th at the
CUrtes.
From the london Tmes- Sept. a.
Although the accession Of Don Pedro Y.
to the throne Of Portugal und he innargur-
alton OF his reign is an event not immediate
iy connected with the more exciting occnr-
rences OF the present time, we cannot pass
over in silence a ceremony which CON
mencas, as we hope, long era Of prosperi.
ty unI freedom TO Portugal, and insures the
mainien2nce 0 the most auicable and bene.
hcial relations between that country and
the United Kingdom.
!, Is the singular good fortune Of the
young Prince who has just assumed the
reins of government that he iuherts nh the
advantages arising from a long period o.
social and political change, without being
in any way identified with the passions Or
the revolution. He receives the crown BY
an unquestioned hereditary right, end he
accepts h~ith fuil recognition Of the con
stitutional liberties Of the nation.
The King Of Naples has dismissed ".
Iazza, the director Of the secret police,
whose recent conduct has excited disgust
abroad and fear at home. ST. Mazza has
distinguished himself by the renewal or,he
bastinado at Naples, He also il the person
who conveyed threatening messag &c to
Prince satrlano because a member Of the
British Legation had paid that nobieman
visit IN his box al the theatre
A dispatch from Vienna, dated Sept. 90
states that the difficulty between Naples
and England is at an end, the King having
made the amsnds.
The union Of the Sardinian and African
coasts by telegraph lie being rapidly effected
under the direction OF Mr. John Bret, Mes-
sages will shortly be forwarded direct from
Algiers to Paris.