The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-08

Arrival Of the Steamer America,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Nov. 4.
The Royal mail steamship Amerisa, from
Liverpool on Saturday, the 22d ult., arrived
at thisport At IL O'Clock last night. Tho adj
vices by this arrival are three days later than
by the Indian ct Quebec and Fulton ct New
York.
The general news is Of considerable intsr-
est.
A few Ineligible words had been received
over the Atlantic Telegraph Gable at valen-
tia from Newfoundland, and the shares in the
Atlantic Telegraph Cable has raised to ESQ
(af4OO.
The affair between France and Portugal in
relation TO the seizure Of the French ship
Charles George, still renamed unsettled. A
favorable solution was however expected,
notwithstanding that two more men Of war
had arrived in the Tagus, and vague rumor
that the English Channel feet, had been or
dered there.
News from other parts Of the continent IL
of minor interest.
A telegram from Valentia reached London
on the night Of the Goth, stating that intelli.
gihle signals we're again being received from
Newfoundland. The signals were very dis.
tinct, and the words were "Daniels now In
circuit" Authority was at once given to
use the Daniels battery likewise st valentia.
Mr.. Swarm, Secretary TO the Company, in
giving the news to the public, says this, how
ever, though encouraging, must not be re-
garded as permanent state of things, az it
IL still clear there is serious fault ia the
cAhlH--Ehile at the same iimA il il not a
present absolutely clear that any except the
most extraordinary, and to the cable danger
GUS, efforts can be made, more especially on
this side, to overcome the existing obstacles
in the way Of perfect working.
1t is said the Company will probably send
one Of Henly's new and powerful electric
machines to Newfoundland.
The English funds we're Eat. and business
dull. In other departments Of the Stock Ex-
change the discount market Was easy.
On the continent business 10 dull, and there
Is great repagnance 20 speculation.
FRANCE. There are reports that Portugal
is not disposed to concede to the demands Of
France.
SwirzKRLAsD.--The Consul OF State Of &C.
neva, has formally declined to remove GER
tain foreigners from Geneva.
SpAlN.-Several ships have sailed with
troops for the West Indies. Several Madrid
Journals have been seized and fined for po-
litcal articles against O'Donnell.
PRUssIA.-The Prussian Chambers had been
opened by the Regent, who requests them
TO acknowledge the necessity for the Re-
genoy.
AusrRIA.-There are rumors OK an insur-
rection in Servia, and that Austria is dis
posed 10 intervene for the interest OF Eu-
rope.
MoRocco.-'fh reported massacre Of the
two European Consuls at Tetuan turns out
untrue.
TuRKxY.-A formidable instruction had
broken out in the Passachuder, and many
Musselmen were killed.
Troops were marching to the disturbed dis
trict.
The Greek Christians in Bosnia who have
been committing such terrible outrages on
the Musselmen population, have belief that
they will be supported BY France and Russi a
IN dismemberment Of the Turkish Empire
and formation Of = new Greek State.
lSpIA.-The late telegraph advices are re-
ceived. Operations were being carried on
without tagging, against tho scattered reb-
els. The strength Of the rebels in Dude and
the adjacent districts 10 estimated Ut 1000
men and 81 guns. II il said that nine col
umns will be sent from Lucknow to traverse
the country.
NC ilhes correspondents Thinks tnet 80, :
600 or 10000 Sepoys have been killed or az
ecuted, and adding casualties from sickness,
wounds and want, there Is probably not more
than 20 per cent. of the original Bengal ar
my IN existence, not including the disarmed
regiments.
II is said there is TO be general amnesty
on the proclamation or the Queens author.
ity.
IyyrxpoaY R.vArs~u.~a IT, NIL
steady. Provision market dull.
LorDoS MoNEr MARxET.-Consols closed
from 9S3C19Sa.