The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-27
Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Steamer Europa.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
SANDY Hook, noon, Jan. {

SANDY HOOK, noon, Jan. %.
| The royal steamship Europa, from Liver
pool, Jan. 9th, passed this point on her way
to New York.
F.! Napoleon's remarks TO the Austrian Minis
ter still exercise depressing influence not
withstanding a soothing paragraph in the
M0nffeur.
Accounts from Italy indicate rapidly ap-
preaching crisis.
The Paris Brouse had at one time declined
81 per cent. since New Years, but afterwards
slightly improved.
Ills reported that France sent very threat.
ening note to Austria, warning her OF the
consequence Of the Austrian troops crossing
tho Zovian frontier.
Further details Of the debate in the Span
ish Chambers on President Buchanan's Mes
sage, show that O'Donnel expressed great
surprise at the proposition in regard to Cuba,
and declared that the Government Was dis
posed to demand due satisfaction for such
an insult. He declared, emphatically, Spain
would never cede any Of her territory.
Austria had abandoned the project of con-
centrating an imposing force on the Scrvian
frontier.
Great depression prevailed at Vienna.
The object Of the conspiracy at Cracow
was to recover the independence OF the Re-
public.
1t was rumored, but not credited, that
Russia had succeeded in negotiating loan
OF several millions sterling with the Roths-
childs Of London.
lTALy.-The Continental journals and cor
respondence continue to give alarming de.
tails of the state Of affairs in Italy.
A rumor has been current from Paris, that
Milan is in state Of seige, butt lacked con-
frmaton.
The Paris PatIe publishes q letter from
Milan, dated the let inst, which, it observes,
contains statement 80 serious and 30 strange
that it publishes it without reserve. Ii is to
the effect, that some bodies Of the people
passing by the barracks, crying sviva Italia
were responded to by the soldiers in the bar
racks, with similar cry. The civil and mill
itary authorities at Milan were treated with
contumely, and the latter were Of opinion
that there would soon be an outbreak.
The garrison Of Pavia having been aug
mented by 700 men and guns, it was stated
that the University would soon be re-opened.
1t was expected that on the return Of the stu.
dents, collisions would very likely take place.
Every precaution was being taken, and Pavia
was almost in state Of seige.
lie Nord publishes telegram from Genoa
stating that the agitation was increasing
there, and that a report continued to be cir
culated that Garribsldi was about to organ
ire corps Of volunteers, or was preparing
to play some very active part.
The Austrian garrisons in Lombardy were
already on war footing.
Warlike preparations were brisk ct Crem-
ona. Modena was in fearful state Of alarm.
LAr.sr.-A Paris telegram dated the eve
OF the It'll, says shat it was asserted there
that scufhe had taken place between the
Hungarian and Austrian regiments forming
the garrison OF Cremona. The Hungnrians
shouting "Vive Italia"
The Turin correspondent Of the London
Times says it is quite evident that the Sar-
dinnn government desires war, and is conf
dent that war 10 at hand. The Sandman
Chambers were to open on the 10th of Jan.
uary, and the speech Of the King upon the
occasion was anxiously looked for.
AUsrRrA.-The official Oesferreichische cor
| respondent Of Vienna announces that rein.
forcements will 60 from that city to the army
in the Lombardo-V enitian kingdom. 1t is
expressly said that the troops are sent for
the protection of the peaceful inhabitants OF
the kingdom against the revolutionary party.
| The Journal dc Frankfort, an Austrian
semi- official journal, says that Austria il
strong enough In Italy to meet any eventu-
ality, and boasts that oil Germany and Prus.
STA are at its head and backing her.
| VIENNA, Jan. THE Sd Corps D'Armee
OF the hperial army, amounting to 10000
men has left Italy. II 10 estimated that the
Austrlans can now muster 100 900 men with
in two or throe days in the limits Of their