The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-26
Foreign News.
Arrival of Steamer Anglo Saxon.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

QUEn1C, Aug. -.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liver
pool the morning OF the lth inst, arrived
this n. m.
Great anxiety was felt in regard to the At
lantic cable. The FIRST regular message from
New Foundlsnd was received at valentis on
the night Of the 9th. The speed ia said to be
greater than was obtained at Plymouth, and
the currents were apparently M strong. The
shares continued to be quoted ct 900 pounds.
No nsssaee except government can b. sent
during electrical experiments, which were
expected to OCCUPY several weeks.
The London Times reviews, editorially, the
lamentable condition Of Mexico, and con-
oludes AZ follows:
cit seems there 10 nothing left for the U.
s. but to oonsunmste tho work they have
begun and annex The land of Montssuma and
Cortex, which, even under tho lash Of the
slave driver, will not regret the illusion Of
the liberty Of the Mexican Republic"
The India Calcutta mail OF July 4th, and
Madras 10th, had arrived at Alexandria.--
News Of no importance.
The rebels had returned in force to the
jungles Of Juggerpore.
Gen. Layard had resigned on account OF i'll
health.
The Gwalior rebels were believed to be
making for Bhurtpore.
Mensingh was besieged at shnjurb by the
Began army.
Gen. whitlock's force had captured Fer
guam in Bombay.
The Calcutta import market was quiet.
Hong Kong dates are to june 23d, and
Perho June -.
The gun boats had avanced to Tisnsin
vos 1nA H~AL Al
river aud the great canal.
The English and French ambassadors were
located ashore near Tiensin.
The American and Russian fleets had fol-
lowed the allies up the river.
A Mandarin Of high rank, the second Oh
Ger in the Empire, had arrived from Pekin as
q special commissioner to negotiate.
keinforcements continue TO be dispatched
from Hong Kong.
Canton continued much disturbed.
Several Europeans and Sepoys are report
cd as having been murdered.
FRAscx.-The papers teem with accounts
OF the Cherbourg fetes. Queen Victoria left
on the 9th under triple salute. The fetes
were continued on the 7th by the inaugura-
the man. Of war Villa de Notes. The con-
sumption of gunpowder during the fetes was
enormous.
1t was rumored that Napoleon will return
Victoria's visit in private, friendly way, at
Osborne, during the autumn.
The Empress had ordered pyramid Of
granite to be erected at the Pier OF the new
Dock to perpetuate tho Queens visit.
The fetes terminated on the 9Th with the
Inauguration OF the Statue Of Napole on
The Emperor delivered speech on the &C.
casion, saying it to DO part Of his destiny
to accomplish by peace the great dssigns con-
ceived during the war. He said the Govern
ment would not wage war except in defence
OF the national honor and the great interests
Of the people.
LIvKRPooL BREApsrurrs MARKET. - The
Seather had been favorable for the crops
and there had been q general slight reduc
tion in the prices Of bresdstuffs. Flour
triAe lower. Philadelphia and Baltimore els
6d(G22; Ohio 22(g23s Cd. Wheat, decline
in lower qualities; Red Western So 5d(G6s
3D.; Red Southern So l0d(96s Sd; White Wes-
tern 6s(96s Cd; White Southern 6s l0d0G7s
Sd. Corn firm for inferior. and dull for
good descriptions; White 34(ag34 cd; Yellow
33s(933s Cd; White N. 0. 3Os(g34s.
steady, though unchanged, and prices some
what heavy.
Pork is without alteration in rates and
steady.
LONDON MosEY MARKKr.-No change to
note in condition. Consols for money closed
at 96A.
The Stock Market is dull, but prices with
out alteration.