The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-09
Later from EureDes
ARRIVAL o. THE ARnoo.
CHOLERAA At MADRID.
FIoar and wheat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In Corn.

- Nfw YORK, Nov. 6.
ne steamship Arago arrived at half past
three this z. NJ, bringing days later dates
from London.
The capture of kinburn is confirmed.
The Allies took 400 prisoners, including
Gen Koranevitch and liza cannon.
The following day the Russians blew up
the forti6cations Of Oschakoh-a point op-
posite kinburn.
The Allies have landed 10000 men near
/ Kinburn.
The Bourse Mt Madrid is deserted, from q
panic by the cholera.
| A bread demonstration was held in Hyde
Park on Sunday.
with moderate business. Corn is Is higher.
Cotton declined b.; irregular with small
sales. Consols s7t.
! The America arrived out on the Odd ult.
| Sir William Molesw nth, Secretary of the
| Colonies, died on the 22d ult., of low gas
! trio fever.
| Private letters received from Paris from
officers in the French army state that il was
believed Prince Gorschak of had no possibili-
| ty Of keeping his command open and regu-
larry securing supplies and had actually pre-
pared TO evacunte the Crimea.
The English Parliament had been further
prorogued to tho 10th Of Dec.
The Invalid Russo" announces that the
Emperor Alexander has not left Nicolof, and
that on the 9Th of Oct. he received the feet
demand from Sebastopol.
On the arrival Of the America in Liverpool
some excitement vas created by the rumor
of receipt of an Official dispatch from Wash
inton, demanding the recall Of MIR. Cranp-
ton, in consequence of his connection with
the British enlistment in the L. s. The ru-
NOR was not credited, however.
The Times announces that Gen. Simpson
has been recalled.
The Herald saws that Lieut.. Gen. Goder-
ington will be his successor.
The British Consul at Cologne has been
tried at Berlin as an accessory of enlistments
in Prussia for the British army, and has been
found guilty., He WAS sentenced to months
imprisonment and fined so thalers.
Pelissier's dispatch concerning the cap
ture of kinburn, says
1--WE have taken | APO prisoners, includ-
| ing koranoyltsh and 40 officers. also la
pieces Of cannon, and a quantity of amuni-
| ton and stores. We are now in full posses
sion Of an important position.
| The Russians have rendered this success
complete by blowing up the Notifications of
| Schakof.
! The Sebastopol division Of infantry OF
Gen. Dangener occupied plateau of the
Belbec.
| A memorandum Of the Danish circular let
| ter to the maritime powers, calling for q
| Congress to consider the question of the
Sound Dues is published in the Independence
| Beige. Denmark insists that the affair shall
be treated, not as an affair of trade or money,
but political question: at Copenhagen IN
November. The basis of the new arrange
ment to which Denmark is willing to accede,
/ is a capitation OF the tolls, and each of the
powers shall contribute to the capitation in
all dues levied upon the navigation and com
| merce.
! LlyEaPooR MARkET.--The following was
! furnished by Richardson, Spencer 81 Co.:
! LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23.-Since Friday quiet
trade III wheat aud -four, with considerable
animation in Indian Corn. To-day's market
/ is only moderately attended. Wheat and
| -four were held at Fridays rates. Indian
corn was in active request, ut AS. which waa
subsequently reached for mixed, and was to-
day more difficult OF sale at same figures.
To-days Quotations. -wheat red LIS bd(d
| lbs; white lbs 3dfglos Cd. Ohio -four 43(1
| AS. Indian corn, mixed AS. Saturday
there was a decline Of l-Sd on cotton. Sales
in two DAYS 1900 bales. Lard, a small guam
tity sold at Cos. Tallow firm and in demand.