The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
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A RRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
One Week Later from Europe
Kew York Sept. 8,

New York Sept g.
The steamer Persia arrived about 8 o..
clock this A. NJ, left Liverpool the go
about 2 p. NJ. The Ericsson Arrived about
the 18th and sailed again for New York on
the oath with % passengers.
The British Parliament had been further
proroguei until Nov. ID.
No politician news except that Deisraeli'a
leadership was becoming dlstasteiul to his
followers.
The London Times editorially approves OF
Dir. Marcy's reasoning on the subject oil
privateering.
The Queen of Dude, mother Of the DE-.
posen monarch, was in Englun for the
purpose OF complaining of the East India
Company.
Napoleon was al Bearrltz; he is said TO
be urging claims of Prince Pierre Bona.
part TO the throne Of the Danubian King
dom, and to be considering what title 10
bestow upon the American decendants OF
Prince Jerome.
The harvest in France 10 considered tul.
ly an average one.
It is said that the Emperor of Russia gave
bio consent TO the title OF MalakoH being
oeSioWtu upon L ellibsIrI
There waa a brilliant celebration iii ho-
nor Of the alat year's peaceful reign ia Hoi'
land. The government OF Holland has re-
fused assent 10 the principle oil frbitralions
before resort to arms commenced by the
Paris Congress.
From Spain there ia nothing of import
ance, tranquility prevailed
The difficulty with Mexico was sad still
TO be unsettled.
A doubtful report was current that France
and England had addressed an ultimatum
10 the King ofNaples, and that 10 the event
OF refusal 10 comply with their dema nds
their representatives are Immediately to
quit Naples. The demands are stated to
eomptise general amnesty and admins
trative and judicial reforms. The King is
reported 10 have consented TO some OF the
fequired concessions, tu. not to satisfac'
tory extent A report had also been ahoat
that the King intended to sbaicate in favor
oil The more liberal prince of Calabria, but
it gained little credence.
The Russians announce that they will
eyacuate and give up kars. ishmsel ,Remis.
kiIia, within the stipulated six months.
A desperate engagement had taken
place between the crews of Russian ship
OF war and some Algerine pirates off the
coast of Morocco, eight OF the former were
killed and wounded. The Prince Aida.
bert was wounded and his aid killed. This
incident, had revived the talk of an Europe.
an expedition against the pirates OF that
coast.
The English feet will cruise in the
Black Sea until the end of November, when
it will return TO Malta.
The Russian Light House men had been
carried off from the Isle Of Serpens by an
English ship of war, and delivered over TO
the authorities at Odessa, who, however,
merely permitted them to be landed and
said the affair must be settled by diplomat
ic negotiat on.
The British Government is said 10 be
concerning treaty of commerceto be or
cred to all matt ons, it. leading principles
Being 10 clrcums cribn Tor the advantage OF
native produce, the concessions hitherto
made TO foreign trade.
Preparations for the coronation OF the
Car on the 7lh Sept. continued Oh a scale
of great magnitude. Il is 10 throw into the
shade every former proceeding oil q similar
kind in Russia or elsewhere The Emperor
was TO make his solemn eatry into Moscow
the 29th of August. Count Morny, the
French Representatives, had met with dis
tinguished reception al ST. PetersbGrgh.
Tranquility prevailed in Greece, ank the
evacuation Of the country by the French
troops was considered certain.
There had been numerous riots in Lis
bon, and elsewhere throughout Portugal on
account of the high price OF bread.
The Russians had sent in claim OF AGO.
0O0 francs, for damage done to the Russian
palace ut Constantinope, while il was oc.
cupied as French hospital,
A quantity of treasure, valued at 10000
rubels, buried by the Russians in the church
of Sebastopo, had been dug up in safety
and had escaped the vigilance of the allies.