The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-01
FOREIGN ARRIVALS.
rrrEn EsrIro wan NEWS.

The Persia arrived on the 18th, and the
Kangaroo on the 10Th.
ParliamsntaxJ proceedings unimportant.
The Jury In tho Irish treason trials was
ont ~ hours, unable to agree, and we're dis
charged.
Lord Cowley had protrsctsd interviews
with the ministers. Nothing authentic was
known Of his mission but it is believed there
10 little TO b hoped for.
Paris correspondents regard the state OF
affairs a. critical and speak Of continued pre-
parations.
The Monitsur had published another off,
cial article. Il complains Of the attitude Of
the German States, and insinuates that they
have been influenced BY unworthy motives
and reiterates that the Emperor's views are
pacific and that his actions arc prompted for
the benefit Of Italy.
Sardinia has called out reserves and made
. new levy, and 10 also reported to have APP
piled to France for rs, 900 men.
The attitude OF the Austrian and Sandman
troops was extremely menacing.
Austria continues her ornaments energeti-
cally.
An outbreak in Central Italy is almost daily
expected.
Mr.. Preston, the American Minister to
Spain, had an audience with the Queen
There is the most friendly sentiments on both
sides.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company il still
considering tho Government ofysr Of condi-
tional guarantees. One Of the conditions is
the surrender Of City years monopoly for the
landing OF the cable ct New Foundland, and
the Company il said to be preparing to carry
out the project without Government aid.
Lord Oowley had returned to Paris, and he
had had an interview with the Emperor
Nothing definite is known in regard to his
mission.
Reassuring rumors were circulated on the
10th, causing considerable advance in funds
in London, slight rise in Paris, and per
cent. in Vienna.
| Affairs in Sardinia are unchanged. A re-
ported secret treaty exists between the King
OF Sardinia and Napoleon. The latter guar
antees defensive and offensive aid against
Austria and security for Sardinia in any
Lombardy acquisitions. on conditions of Sa-
| voy and Nice being ceded to France.
The Spanish Official journal announces full
| satisfaction from Mexico.
Russia forbids the expectation Of horses
for European frontiers.
The London Times says that the subma-
rine cable makers are willing to contract for
the successful submerging Of an Atlantic ca
BILE, taking oil risk Of loss or damage upon
themselves.
The American ship E. G. Scranton has been
slightly damaged by FIRE at Liverpool.
The Neapolitan exiles continue to attract
sympathy, and liberal subscriptions we're be-
ing made to the fund for their benefit. Most
81 ~ ~A ~
who went to Bristol in advance, met with
perfect ovations. Horses were taken from
his carriage and he was drawn through the
streets BY the populaos. amid great cheer
ing.
FRANcE.-The ominous silence in respect
TO Lord Cowley's mission tended to increase
the approximations Of war.
Rnmors we're current that the Lyons rail-
way had received orders to keep itself in
readiness for transporting IS 900 men.
The Emperor was to review the Imperial
Guard on the 45th anniversary Of the entry
into Paris Of Napoleon from Elba. There il
some expectation that he will address them.
AUsTRIA.--Iti s stated that the Austrians
have commenced to lay mines for the purpose
Of blowing up the bridge Buifalora, over the
Tecinct.
The Austrian Government at Milan assured
the guests at dinner party that peace would
soon be consolidated.
| lrALY.--An American who received disas-
trous news from home had thrown himself
into current Of lava at Vesuvius. The body
was instantly consumed.
IL is stated that in accordance with the
wishes OF the Pope, French troops will pro-
long their stay at Rome.
Paris correspondent says that Prince
Napoleon is to be created Viceroy of Al
giers.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
by THE PERSIA
Breadstu1s generally quiet. Wheat firm
or. Corn lower Flour dull and inactive at
l0sal2s Sd. Wheat firm; good American
wanted tfull rates western red 5s9ds0s4d !;
white 8, 9al0s; Southern l0sal0s9d. Corn
dull, yellow offered lower white 7s2da7 s4d.
Provisions generally dull. Beef frm and
wanted; good interior dull and plentiful
Pork neglected and offered at decline. b.
con dull. Lard, no sale.
LATEsr.--London, Saturday, A. M. Stocks
yesterday opened dull, but in the .. m. q re-
marx able change occurred. Several large
purchases we're made by influential buyers,
causing sudden advance of 1.
Rumors circulated that France had DON.
to suspend or diminish her armaments.
No doubt Was entertained that some impor-
tant intelligence had been received after bus
mess hours. The improvement became still
more decided, with further advance OF /.
Among the rumors Vas one to the effect
that Lord Cowley's mission had attaine ed
some important result in the interest Of
peace.
II Rumors prevailed of the disorranix ation