The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-24
Later Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE sTEAMER CITY
OF BALTIMORE.



FARTHER ITEMS By THE CANADA.
| The Archbishop OF Vienna had issued .
pastoral letter, attacking the crimes Of Pied
mont and the ambition OF Napoleon.
A counter revolution by the troops had ta-
ken place in Parma in favor Of ducal gov
ernmont, and the reigning Duchess had re.
entered her territory.
| There was great activity in the English
naval department. More vessels had been
placed ia commission and recruiting was 40
tive.
London papers Of Saturday contain no
news Of Importance from Italy.
At last advices the Austrians appeared to
be retreating, but nothing was known OF the
objso. of their manoeuvres.
Rome was quiet. The French troops will
not leave at present.
Six thousand Austrians, provisioned for 6
months, had arrived at Ancona.
Sir Moses Montefore has failed in his
mission to the Pope respecting the boy Nor
tara.
A letter in the London Times from Vienna
says that European Turkey 10 on the eve of
rising. There was great agitation in the
Southern Provinces. The Porte has l20, 900
troops concentrated ct Shumls. Omar Pacha
was Fastening from Bagdad. The writer
thinks the days Of the Muselmen in Europe
are numbered.
BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
ST.. JOINS, May 81.
The City Of Baltimore passed Cork on the
/ 18th, and brings dispatches from London and
Liverpool to May 18th.
Austria has declared Ancons, the Papal
port on the Adriatic, in . state Of siege.-
The Pope protested, and Austria promised to
reconsider.
Paris, May 1.-THE Moniteur publishes
the following telegram:
Rome, May l0.-According to orders from
Vienna the state Of siege has been raised at
Anoona, and the lamps of the Lighthouse are
again lighted.
Venice, May lo.--The Archduke is dead.
The Austrians are exhibiting much inde-
cision in their movements, occupying and
abandoning positions apparently without
motive.
The London Press views the movements Of
the Austrian troops as inexplicable except on
the superstition that they are waiting for
more favorable weather before commencing
} the actual plans Of the campaign.
| The Emperor and Prince Napoleon have
left for Genoa.
There is no material change in war affairs
since the Canada left.
The Empress Eugene has been proclaimed
, Regent Of France.
Austria has declared Ancona in state OF
siege, at which the Pope protests.
A dispatch from Rome has been sent to the
Pope's Nunco to leave Florence.
> The Sandman General Marmora has made
, Dora river the strategical line.
The Austrians are terrifying positions on
the river Sua.
1t is said Austria will soon have 10000
men under arms.
The French General Canrobert directs
the operations of the allies from Alsssan'
dria.
Much sickness prevails among the Austrian
troops.
The Sardinians are preparing . msgnif-
, cent reception for Louis Napoleon on his ar.
rival at Genoa.
Turin, May Ion reaching Vercelli, the
Austrians ceased their rstrogade movements
To-day they made an excursion towards Pes
sara.
Count Covour leaves to-day to meet Ma
poleon at Genoa.
The Austrian war brig Triton has been ac-
cidently blown up, while the commander Wal
: on shore. The number Of deaths and miss
ing estimated at about 80. Another repor
4 saws that part Of the crew were on shor,
4 when the explosion took place, and only
were killed.
! Madrid, May 1.-The Government has ap
n piled to the Cortes for authority to increas
10 the army to lO0, 900, in order to protect tn
"a neutrality Of tho country during the war
:. Italy.
- The Madrid journals Of the 28th ult. sta,
lie that it is believed that il had been resolve
lie to pass without delay the bill for the levy {
rs 900 men. The Espana says:
eve learn that the Government has ju
" received a telegram from our Ambassador
ID Rome, expressing the opinion that it 10 des
O. rable to incre ease the garrisons OF the Bals'
hit rio Islands by 10000 mon, in case tho Pop
a. in the event Of having to abandon his cap
- tai, by the spread Of the revolution
n Italy, should decide on establishing the se
he Of the Holy See in one of our Mediterrane'
islands.
~ London, Thursday, May 1.-THE Dai
News city article Of last evening, says 8
ay prioe OF Consols improved to I per Ger
he over Tuesday. The favorable effect had be
,er produced py checking the drain Of gold
the continent.
At Paris the subscription to French lo'
"a of twenty millions, includes very lar
number for only 10 francs OF annual moon
"a AL partle6 connoCtoo VIII Inc uovo1nMe
-. were expected to take part in the nation
"a demonstration.
Fge a,..o ~. a s.ou ~ nsr cant ~ 80
!, Marseilles, Wednesday Evening. The Fl
-. peror arrived here at midday, on route.
!. embarked on board the Hortense, whore
-. received the city authorities, and left in
a. afternoon.
=: Twas said in Paris that the Emperor Q
= poets to be in Milan BY tho last Of May or
-. Of June.
90 London, Thursday.-In the Times it il d
~ the continued suspense between the host