The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-08

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW foRK, April 4.
The steamship Asia reached her dock at
BPM. Her dates are TO the I'D. No news
Of the Pacific.
II was generally believed the treaty Of
peace would be signed on Saturday the 22d,
or on Monday the 4th.
In event Of delay the armistice would be
extended to April Goth.
No other news of Importance.
The export of breadstufis from the king
dom Of Naples has been resumed.
The Austrian correspondent has the fol-
lowing, dated March 10th and 18th
Omar Pacha has arrived at Constantinople.
Great mortality exists among the French in
the Criuea. The health Of the French at
Constantnople was improving.
The Notifications at Nicolaief were being
strengthened
Gen. Luders has ordered all officers on
furiough TO return.
A letterfrom kertch says the news Of the
armistiee produced a profound sensation of
low along the shores of the Sea of Azof, and
business became active.
The imperial foundry established on the
left bank Of the Don, has been closed, and
this would seem to confirm the report of the
Court of Russia, to abandon all maritime es-
adjustments on the Black Sea.
On the It'll, all the batteries and ships
Of the Allies fired salute in honor of the
birth Of Sapoleon's son.
Gen. Codrington issued general orders,
March ID, forbidding firing upon the enemy
until the expiration Of the armistice, March
3Ist.
ENGLAND.--Mr. Buchanan has introduced
his successor, Mr.. Dallas, to the diplomatic
CORPS, and on the 18th transferred TO him the
charge Of the embassy.
Mr.. L. has gone TO Paris, and will probably
leave for home in the steamer from Liver
pool, April 10th.
FRANcE.-The Emperor had been the re-
cipient of numerous congratulatory address
es on the birth Of his son.
An armistice was declared to all political
offenders, who will return and take the re-
quired allegiance.
Generals Raudon, Canrobert, and Bosquet
are raised to the rank of Marshas.
Several Generals of the Brigade were pro-
NOTED to the rank Of Generals Of the Di-
/ vision; and FIVE Coonels are made Generals.
II. Fould and Admiral Hamln received
grand crosses Of the Legion Of Honor.
1t is calculated from statistical tables, that
the number born March llth, to all of whom
the Emperor and Empress are God father and
God mother, amount to $500. Each child
is to receive a gift Of 1900 francs. All the
boys must be named Louis Eugene, and oil
the girls Eugene Louise.
Prince Jerome is recovering.
SPAiN.--A dispatch from Paris dated 10Th,
is as follows:
The state Of Spain excites great alarm
here. The.new Carist attempts are prepared,
The Spanish Government has been aroused,
and the frontiers are well guarded.
A dispatch from Madrid, same date, is in
the usual phrase all is Tranquil.
LONDON, Saturday. The city article Of
the Daily News, Friday, says, to-day being
Good Friday, no transactions have taken
place in stocks and shares, nor is any list of
prices published.
The returns show small increase in the
stock of bullion in Bank Of England.
The following is from Maxwell's Circular,
dated 22d March:
The wind having been unfayorable during
the week, imports Of breadstuifs from Amer
ica are limited. Yesterday being Good Fri
day. we have had only one market day since
our last, and business has in consequence
been somewhat interfered with. The ad-
vuuce in wheat, noticed in our last, has not
been maintained, and the present tendency is
uoWhW'lru' bcmat'u 10 lhiitca' quotatlohs
for red, range from 9s Sdto los 4d; Cana
dian 10, Al to los I'd per 20 lbs; whilst for
fine white, which is exceedingly scarce, Is
ID to Is 81. Flour Of a fine quality, meets
fair sale at former quotations, but inferior
kinds are difficult 10 move, and prices are
somewhat irregular. Indian Corn has been
much depressed, and prices have reached 32s
per ar: prime mixed Bis; yellow 3ls sd
white 3 TO 32s.
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