The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-25
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
Hiss Days Later From Europa


The steamer Canada arrived here this A..
H., with Liverpool dates TO Dec. 18th, be-
ing nine days later than those by the City
Of Baltimore at Philadelphia, and two days
later than those taken by tho Baltic, now
due at New York
The steamer America, which lef Liver
pool on the fth inst, and the arrival Of
whick we have been expecting for week
past, encountered furious storm while off
Cape Clear, which swept her decks and 30
disabled her that she had to put back to
Liverpool, where she arrived on the morn
ing OF the l0lh inst
The Canada was Immediately got ready
to take ont the passengers and mails Of the
America, and left Liverpool on the 18th.
A despatch from Bordeaux announces the
arrival lat that port OF vessel having on
board the Captain and Is other persona who
were wrecked on the Lyonnais. No names
or other particulars are given.
=. Our commercial intelligence by this arri-
way is necessarily somewhat disconnected
but amply suffi cient 10 indicate the current
OF trade 10 the Liverpool markets. Bread.
s,uffs-R. ., T. CO., report the market for
breaes,utfs generally very dull, and salt IN
important; prices were nnminal and Tend
ing downward. The London money market
was active but the rates Of discount had un-
deIgone no change. Consols closed on
the nth at 81 for account.
The America was badly damaged, lost
bulwarks and boats, and the forward saloon
was completely Quilted.
There has been q succession Of severe
pales Il, the British Channel, with numer.
Gus casualties.
A deputation from London and Liverpool
had waited upon Lord Clarendon to ascsr.
tain what 10 meant by the British demon
siration against New Grensda.
Father Matthew died in Cork on the 9th
inst.
Richard Golden has published another
letter on the Msri,inis Law.
The London Times, in an editorial,
backs out of the AFrowsmith Georgia R. r
hoax
FRascr is rumored that Cardinal
Norlates' mission to Rome relates to the
coronation OF Napoleon, which, should
peace be consolidated, will probably take
? lace early next year.
Many marine disasters are reported 10
the Mediterranean.
Commercial affairs In France are not re-
garded a. untavorable, but much dissatis-
faction 10 felt because the Bank does no,
relax.
Corn declining slowly in all the markets
in France. %
Austria has advised Prussia to abstain
from military demonstrations during the
pending Of the question promising at the
same time to support her views.
+ SPAIS.--Adyicss from Madrid state that
opinion was strongly against the new loan,
and the Minister Of Finance would probably
resign.
Malaga and Saragosia are still politically
sgitated, though there had been no open
out break. 'est j, 1865
PRussrA.-The King has presented the
resolution of the Germanic Diet on the
Neuchiatel question on The great Powers,
inviting them in collective decision with
l view TO secure her recognized rights.
ITALY.--The attempted assassi nation OF
the King Of Naples occurred At review o.
the troops on the 9Th inst. .a'
Accounts differ somewhat; one says that
while The troops were defling SOLDIER
rushed rom the ranks and struck the King
On the lett side. He was arrested.
All quiet in Sicily. The insurrecuon is
suppr essed and the leader, Bertiana, taken
prisoner. "a tlA
! The police of Messina have seized a
quantity OF muskets landed for the insur.
geats aas 81
Couu, Sobatelli an eminent liberal, had
been assassipa ted at Rayenna.
RUssIA.-The note addressed by Russia
in October, 10 the allied powers, has been
published, accompanied by q circular de-
handing the rs.assemb bling of the Congress
at Paris. 1t contains an expose OF the step
taken by the Russian cabinet, to insure the
tuifillment OF articles 20 and 81 ofthe treat.
" and defending the Russian policy with
regard 10 the isle o! Serpsnts and Bel.
grade.
Per.ia--'rhe capture Of Herat is not con-
frmed. 1
Il was reported at St. Petersburg that
10000 Russians are ready to march to the
frontiers Of Persia on the grst invitation Of
tue Shah, .-7--'
LATEST. 6
The Paris debate says England in enter
ing the Conference distinctly declares she
will conform to the decisionof The MAORI
". II t-g
1t is officially annou need that the Con.
gress Of Paris will meet some time during
this month, An attempt has been made to
assassinate the King OF Naples, but ii pro
we'd unsuccessful. 81 5astqtsa '9&
HEa.=.. 81 -- "a =
C0ugrsssiepal:
Washington, Dec. 9S.-Senats.--Mr
Butler presented the joint sesolutioas OF
,he Ssulh Carolina Legislature relative h.
Il e 1, ifica lions at Port Royal Harbor. 4
The Henate debated, without coming TO
anu conclusion, the bill for the settlement OF
he claims of the officers Of the Revoletion.
Adjourned. j