Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
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V&v0y tU0pN WUlCO hAu CfeAlcu serious appfe-
hensiohe Tor her safety. The continued
prcvalence of westerly winds was the cause
.pfher being SO much behind time.
Thcdeath Of the Csar is confirmed; his
-soa Alexander had qsiesly succeeded 10 the
sshsone, and, il is stated that having the same
opinoins a. his father be will continue TO
carry On The war and administer affairs ac-
eordlar % the plan pursued by the dece ased
.npenrch. slf this be true, all the hopes for
peace predic a,ed upon the death Of Nicholas
are at once dlssipated. It's not unlikely
that the death OF their osereisn will operate
as encouragement upon the Russians, aud
Responsibilities are that the war will be
carried On BY the allies with increased ac-
trity. The new monarchis said not to pos.
sess nearly the utilities OF his father, and
this being so, Austria aud Prussia will not
sprobably sopsinse ascautious and timid about
sakipe definite position. The deceased
emperor left dying request to his relative
ofPrussia that he should remain attached
taRussia :bu, the relationship or the requests
Of Kings have not much influence when they
come in conflict with reasons Of state, and
the 6oal positions of the two leading Ger
san powers will be fixed by their supposed
.inAisidsal interests, or By whichever of the
Sbeiiirerent parties may win the game OF
adiSlomacy which is now being played.
Louis Napoleon seems to find fault with
the English parliament for appointing a
committee to inquire into the conduct Of
the war. and intimates that If il be carried
into effect. the French and English armies
muss operate as dis,iaet bodies Allied
lssces are proverbial Tor moi acting together
harmonieusly for any great length of time,
..,a Il, !. souewb., snr,r;s;ng. CONSIDERING
-, IL ..so.;,,;ons .nd traditions az he
French and English. that they have thus
4, mot :, ,lona With So Ii.,l. h,eker;ro The
-.xen,s n he cr,mea bav. NO, tended to
sr..r ,h.r, n Tho hos, of b,uors and .ny
s.ai;t,o,., cause Of irritation n,isbt be pro-
duc.ixe Of ser;..,e disbursements.
In ENGLAND the news Of the Cars death
x.. ,ece;ved with omen manifestations Of
,ov. and its announcement in some Of the
,h..,res 81 as Greeted with ,umpltnous cheer
io.. in Paris. on the other hand. ballad sing
-. ~ere arrested nv The nol;ee for chanting
xe,... a;.res,ectfuI 10 the memory Of the
decreased. The conduct Of the ENGLISH was
,he more natural. that Of the Partisan eff
.;.,. ~. ao.aro,s. l,, ,.er all ;f Tho
- III en-, = h.,,,. -. ;o:.;n of
49, "a
!. - ,.b;.h .;,,, 4,,.,oa
I
- ~ h..,;,. 80. e.,
- ~. 80.
The.e are The nr;nc;n,I items brouoht
~ ~. A,l,r,;c There had No, hoe, ,nv
-. ;r,o,,,r, s,h,i,o before Sev,s,o,ol.
,Aoroh =, 4. ..;a ,ba, on The announce.
men, Of the Cars death. orders had been
x,~.,d.a for an immediate n.sapl, A
s,..nr.- s.a ,es, ho,, 10 tho vonnr sov.
$50, of Austria IN swi,zorlsnd fresh
A.,'.h.,.a. h.a ,,ten nl,ce hc,.oen The
49,, commission and some oft,.e cantons
I. n.,-;. ~. no,;,;.,l ;s;. ~, 80,
,;,ne1 .nd No m;,;s,rv had beao formed
r. l;,n ~ ne,n,rt ,,a. dangerously IN
te,,ea 4, Enolana that another Kaf.
ar warwas about 10 break out, and the gov.
.,,usn. were usr,o all ble precau.
No.. >, ,e on, !,
Altogether, the presen. state of Europe