The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
LATER rnOM EUROPE.


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The Hobsnia arrived 81 Portland, ysster-
day, with KvMpoSI date Is the l6th-four
days lstsR thaA II Oiroassian.
Prince OavignAn - dsslinnd the Regency
Of CentralItAly.
No announcement has yet been made re-
garding the approaching Congress Of the
Powers.
I. Asl1alw In che London Tnsss ayss tvs
stilfrsquird 70 know, In plain, frank and I'M
diplomatic language, what it ID which the
Emperor requires ~ 10 enact q member OF
the great Council OF Europe. An English
Minister must have something much more
consistent on the subject 81 thu Duchies
than the statement In Count Walewski's
circular before he would be justified in
committing his country to any part in the
Congress for the settlement OF the Italian
difhculties."
The Earl Decay is dead.
The Times says there is no doubt that the
feeling Of hostility against England 10 more
bitter in France than since 1915, and charges
the French Government with directly en-,
couraging it.
The enrolment OF 10000 men q naval
revenue force will commence in England Jan.
Let.
The News, Star and Post, Of London, con-
denim the Times article on the war feeling in
France.
The Past regards il as wicked and wanton
alarm, designed TO put the blood Of the ma
tian up.
The Marseilles papers stats that instruc-
tons from the French Government had been
received at Alexandria to prevent any not
that would interfere with the Suex Canal
Co., whose works continue.
La Presse makes crushing reply to the
anti. English pamphlet Of the editor Of the
Steele,
The house Of Vigueri, Of Toulouse, had
failed, with liabilities amounting to 5000, 900
francs.
Chevalier Buoncompagne enters immedi-
atsly on the discharge OF the functions Of
Regent Of Central Italy.
Rumors were current OF ministerial cri-
Ole y Turin on the Regency question, but are
denied.
There are {, 900 Venitians in the army Of
CsntralItaly.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Herald reports that Austria, at the last
hour, positively refused to sign the iustru-
|nent Of peace if Prince Osvignan accepted
the Regency.
An address from the priesthood Of LON,
hardy had been presented TO Victor Emman-
| mel, urging him to reprsss BY Law ths at
tenpts Of thoee who claim temporal power
as necessary 70 the Church.
Prince Cavignon gave N audience on the
! i4th to Z dsputation appointed by the States
of CentrAl Italy, TO request him to accept the
| Regency Of Parma, Modena, Romagns and
| Tuscany. The Prince said:
1 & Am AAnrlv sspNvoA he this nMnr nuI
! tender my most grateful thanks to the as
sembliss, and the people who have given mo
60 great proof of attachment. | believe
that iasmakipg this offer you are influenced
iess BY personal merits than by your devo-
tedneSs ~ tho King, and By your feelings,
which are not only liberal and national, but
are also those OF order and respect for non-
arohical institutions; but mighty RESPONSE
/ bilities, reasons of personal propriety, and
the approaching Congress, deter me, much to
my regret, from responding 10 yonr eppeal,
accepting the charge. This forbssranee on
my part, and the sacrifice which am thus
making, will prove more useful to the inter-
ests Of orr common country, than if acted
otherwise"
| He concluded by recommending Chsvslier
Buoncompagne ~ Regent, and telling the
people that their conduct deserved the sym
thies OF Europe, and to reckon always on
the King, who will never abandon those who
trust their destniss to his loyalty.
SPAIE.-Nothing OF moment has taken
place in regard to the war between Spain
| aud Morocco.
The Spaniards charge tho English with
supplying the Moors with arms and instruct
ins them in their use.
Active preparations for the war were ma
king 10 Spain.
A telegraph line 10 to be constructed be-
tween Cents and Algiers.
GnnAMY.-In the Federal Diet. on tho
18th, the affair Of the Constitution Of Hesss
Cassel Was referred TO q committee.
| 10 Prussia the towns OF Thuringsn, Oldon.
1 berg and Hansatic had voted for the RI. o..
tablishment Of the Consultation Of $751;
The representatives Of some Of the other
Governments voted ia favor Of the Consti.
tuition OF 1852, while others sbstained from
voting.
The Committee has unanimously adopted
the proposal concerning the reorganization
Of the Federal Military Constitution, and
has sent its report to the Special Military
Comqission.
/ The London Post, in an editorial, az.
| presses the opinion that the Hssss Cassol
| question will prove 10 be ono Of great inter.
est, and the action Of Prussia in favor Of
restoring tho OOnstitation u most emphat.
10 recognition Of her dsssfminstion to supper,
the popular Gevsrnmsnt md National kigb,
In GermAny.
RUSSIA. -Princs GorteehakoG has address
cd circular = the Ruseiap Diplomatic agents
abroad, rolatiy0 80 tho Broalau.
1t appears certain tkat neither Prussia moi
Russia will support the project Of IN Italian
Confederation.
The pressure IN commercial orioles 81 81
Petersburg Vas intense. The rate Of discount
had laei TO 81 peH sent. Lst0Gt accounts saJ
the pressure was diminishing, the rates fol
nonsy having recedsd.
EreG WashInggen.