The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-26
Arrival of the Steamer Arabia.
INTEREsTING NEWS.

SAoxvILLx, Sept. 81.
The dispatches received per the steam 81
Arabia furnishes the following items oil
news:
The steamer Great Eastern has left the
river Thames and proceeded to sea, on her
trial trip. tier performances have been sat-
isfactory.
The sessions OF tho Zurich Conference have
been suspended.
The assemblies OF Parma and Romagna,
have definitely resolved an annexation to
Piedmont.
London, Sept. 9.--Consols for account
closed 951.
Liverpool -four quiet; wheat steady. The
supply OF American -four and wheat OF very
inferior quality and nnsalsable. Corn, gel
low, SIS 8d(06s. Proyisions-Beef heavy for
middling, lower grades declined the better
grades are steady and unimproved in price !;
pork heavy, all qualities slightly declined !,
bacon heavy and declined 2s lard quiet.
London Money Market.-Money abundant
and generally unchanged. Bullion in the
Bank increased f95, 900.
The General Assembly at Bologna, on the
7th inst, adopted = resolution declaring their
desire for an annexation to Sardinia. b.
logna will illuminate in honor Of tho event.
The Assembly also authorized the President
10 present an address to the Emperor Napo-
leon and the King Of Sardinia, expressing it's
sympathy for Venetia and offering to make
peculiar sacrifices in her favor.
The Pope had been attacked with fever
and was forced to suspend oil audiences for
several days. He was however recovering.
He was about to proceed to the Castle Col
dez.
A deputation was about to leave Turin on
q mission to the French Government.
1t is supposed that the Papal Army is not
in condition to act against the forces OF
the Romagna, led by Gen. Gsrribaldi.
The National Assembly Of Parma opened
on the 7th with great solemnity.
Farini, the Dictator, delivered an address
in which he reviewed the history OF the Bour-
bons and terminated amid cries Of "Viva
Victor Emmanuel" The city presented the
appearance OF great fete.
Several French journals have been prohib-
tied in Sardinia in consequence Of advoca.
ting the separating of Savoy from Piedmont.
Prospects are pending in the National As
sembly Of Parma confirming Farini a. Die
tator and declaring the termination OF the
Bourbon Dynasty.
SPAls.-The Madrid journals say that the
on the coast who insulted the Spanish flag,
and promises to inaict exemplary punishment
on them. The Government however doubt
the fulfllment Of this promise and continue
their preparations for the expedition to re-
venge the insult and murder OF their SUBJ
jects.
The Paris Moniteur announces the death
OF the Emperor OF Morocco and that his suo.
cessor had been proclaimed.
Tranquility prevailed at Algisrs.
TURKKY.-The disturbance on the Island of
Gambia. before reported, was caused by the
collection OF taxes from the Greeks. Five of
the tax gatherers had been murdered during
the ARRAY. Two bsttalions of soldiers had
been sent to arrest the ringleaders.
A Ciroassian deputation had arrived at
Constantinople and presented to the Ambas-
sailors Of the several powers protest against
the invasion Of their country BY Russia, and
stating that the whole OF the Province would
be forced to submit if they were abandoned
by the Porte.
great fire had occurred at Erxroum, and
the town has again experienced shocks OF
earthquakes.
The Great Eastern departed from the river
Thames on the morning OF the 8th in pres
ence OF an immense concourse OF enthusias.
tic people. Capt. Comstock, late Of the
steamer Baltic, was on beard, and took part
in the management Of her. Her perform
ance was admirable, and she Was kept under
as perfect command as river steamer, and
steers easy. Her engines appeared capable
of starting or checking her motion almost by
q single motion OF the hand. Az to speed,
the London Times says her performance
proved her the fastest vessel il the world.
The London Times has an editorial on
Harney's acosptation Of San Juan, charac-
terling it as On exercise Of power to which
England will not tamely submit.
The American horse Stsrke won the War.
wick cup.
The Independence Beige says England has
proposed to France and Austria an European
Congress on Italian affairs on ths basis OF
non-intervention by force, but Paris tele-
graphs contradict this statement.
King Victor Emmanuel received the Tus-
can delegation on the Sd inst. In reply to
their address he thanked Thorn for their ex-
pressed wish for annexation, but said ito ae.
comp lishment could only take place by lhe
negotiations which are absut to begin on the
adairs of Italy. He would support the cause
Of Tuscany before the Powers, and hoped
that Europe would not refuse to practice to-
ward Tuscany that work Of redressing grisv-
ances which it, under less favorable circum-
stances, was practcing toward Greece, Bel
GUM, and the Danabian principalities.
The vote 10 Parma on tho annexation to
Piedmont resulted in its favor by 81, 900
against 500 votes.
II is asserted that the Papal troops continue
to threaten the legations. From eight to
nine thousand troops with twelve pieces OF
cannon were assembled ut Pesaro.
The Paris journals praise Victor Dmmanu-
el's speech TO the Tuscan delegation. They
conclude that it 10 almost certain that Con-
gress will assemble.
The London Times in an editorial ridicu-
ling the talk Of American shareholders with
regard to rsviving tho slave trade, points to
the renewed activity Of the q. s. Govern
ment to nut down the slsve trade q the best