Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-08
A PHTC.


4
n Arrival Of the North Amer ican.
4 RAsrHEa PoiNT, Nov. 6-The Steamship
Noeth American passed here this evening on
| Aef Way to Quebec With Liverpool dates to the
1 18th. She will be due ct Quebec about noon
| t4oorrow
1he Asia. from New York, arrived at Liver
| pol The oath.
fsNoihing had tran.pired in regard to the
Foceedngs OF the Zurich conference, or in re-.
ntion TO the treatiee Of peace
I \ dispatch from Zurich states that Count
Qslsrdo was still alive, but no hop were en-
eertAined OF his surviving
GREAT BRITAIN.
i All the Cunard steamers leaving Liverpool
Boston via Halifax hereafter to call Il
queenstown, and will be enabled to bring one
Aey's later news
30, exL,Ddon Bankers. have been released
- pardon. after enduring 4 years penal ser
Vttnde.
The first battalion of the military train for
fhfna. are under orders to depart By the over.
3Dl route
lk The strike among the London builders con.
nes, telling seriously against the men who
temained idle. They have resolved to appeal
= the public for aid in sustaining their fani.
- Recent advices returns an excessive IL or
piity among the families OF the unemployed
pHatives. and there Is reason to fear that
many families will er'sh from want and die
49,
Parliament has been rrcrogued to December
18th.
The Paris correspondents Of the London iour.
pals indulge in gloomy forebodings. The cor
respondent Of the Herald state. plainly, that
I've impress en- has gained ground that q rup
tare between France and England is imminent
FRANCE
The Pans Constitutional, in an article by the
1e0ior editor, replying to the assertions Of tie
English press. that the policy OF the Emperor
Aad left state of political incerti,ude in Eu.
eOpe, states what the aim OF the Emperor was
10 the beginning. compares II with the advan-
tagss gained, and accases the English journals
Of incons stency.
Several journals have published .imultan-
eously violent articles against England, which
are known TO have been supplied by govern.
ment official. In these England is warne
that an hour Of trial approaches, which may
put an end to her gr- -atness forever.
s The Paris correspondent Of the London Her
old, on the other hand. repeats the statements
formerly made, that the preparations by France
are suspended
foundations have recently occurred in the
south Of France, and have caus I'd much damage
70 life and property
Gen Bdetean aud DR. Landset have return
ed to France under the amnesty declared by
the Emperor Of France.
AADRIp. Oct. 22nd-The Government an
nounced TO the Cortes that it was goipg to
begin war with Morocco, which as read with
great enthusiasm All the pol teal parties
offered to support the Ministry, and the news
papers express the same patriotic .eeling.
ODonnell announced to the Cortes that the
Government had ordered the Spanish repre.
sentstions al Lcngiers to take bic departur.
/. The c. respondent Autogrspher of the
Esd announces, that an army for Africa is
DE organized about the middle Of next week,
when Gen ODonnell will leave Madrid
NADRID, Oct 24th.-It is reported that the
hGfsrs s.ated that they vapld net haxs n.
source to loan. and that the floating de6f
would not be augmented
Acc )unts from different parts of Spain con.
tinue to speak Of great preparations for war,
and troops are collecting in every part des.
dtined for Africa.
paris despatch states that len. ODonnell
had started.
A Paris letter in LIE Norde, assert. that Lord
Palmerston has declared to the Freuch Am
bassa dor that England would not suffer Spain
to occupy both sides OF the Straits, and will
oppose it by force The Englieh Cabinet, it is
said. will make the question European one
The London Times is OF the opinion that
any danger to Europe or the British possess
sons Of Giberalter from the Spanish enter
prise against Morocco is absurd but an at
tack by France on the independence Of Morroc-
co. and an attempt to annex it N Alciers
would Justify the strongest remonstrance in
behalf Of Europe.
The London daily Neacs thinks that the
alliance Of France aud spain against Morocco
or at any rate war simultaneously threaten,
ed by both powers as BY 10 means feassurinp
10 Great Britain
The latest London Times Paris corrcspond-
ent says that the convention between Lord
Palmerston and the French ambassador as re-.
ported in lie Norde, caused much sensation at
Paris, while the French government, had as.
serted that it would not change its policy as
regards Morocco.
spain had repealed its dsavowal Of the am
bilious project attributed to her
The Paris correspondent Of the London Nems
says it is asserted that Mr.. Mum had sent
dispatch to say that England no longer oppos-
ed the expedition against Morocco.
ITALY.
1t 10 reported at Turin that NJ Ca!ormola
will soon be succeeded by Count Avour in the
ministry Of foreign affairs
The Pope departed to Rouse on the Goth
The reports Of disturbances IT Palermo are
confirmed
This conflict bega on the eth, and lasted till
the llth At Bagllara near Palermo quiet was
restored, but Palermo was st!ll in q state OF
siege.
Al the conferences between the Pope and the
French ambassador it was stated that the or
dinance granting administrative reforms are
nearly ready, and will coon be published
HOstilities Arisen.