Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-26

NEw loEk, Oct 24-Ihe steamship
Ocean Queen,from Havre and Southampton.
has arrived. She brings dates from Liy.r,
pool 10 the 18th inst, one day later than
received by the Anglo saxon off Farther
Point.
/ No later reports of the Liverpool bread
stuiF and provision markets are received
by this steamer.
The ship q iebec, Of New Orleans, vas
wrecked off Eddystone light house on the
/ ll,h inst
Robert Stephenson, the eminent railroad
! engineer. is dead
! Numerous arrests had been made at Par
ma. and the principal authors and accom-
piIces in the murder OF Anvite, officer Of the
ex>Duk-. were 10 the hands ot Justice The
city had become tranquil. and the dsarm-
ing Of the popuace had been ordered. 1t
was surrounded BY Modena and Tuscan
troops.
Gen. Garabald had issued = proclama.
ton to the army of Italy. lie thus address
es them Soldiers, the hour OF new strug
gle approaches. The enemy is threatening
and will, perhaps. attack US before many
days are over. In addressing my old com.
panions OF Lombardy, know that am not
speaking to deaf nen, and that it is enough
to Tell them that We are going to fight tie
enemy OF Italy | shall look to see YOU
then form in your ranks. Dated. Bologne
Oct. 5th.
The Pope was to have an interview with
the King Of Maple. at Castle Gondalotf.
where he will probably prolong his stay on
account OF the agitation regniug in Rome.
After his departure from Rome, demon
stration in honor # the Sandman Ambassa
dor took place. A crowd Of visitors, estima.
ted at 900. left their cards at the Ambas-
sadors residence. The French General
DArmie preserved order, but the effect of
the demonstration was profound. The Am
bassadOr was TO leave on the 10th, when
another silent demonstration was effected
The Zurich Conierence-A Zurich dispatch
OF the llth says tho Conferences do not
draw to "a close. Austria still refuses to
diminish the amount OF the debt Of Lom-
bardy to be borne by Sardinia. The de-
mands Of Austria are not only resisted by
Sardinia, but do not receive the support Of
France, who has proposed to submit the
disputed point to the arbitration Of another
power. No answer had Yet been received
to this proposal The French Government,
wishes the arrears of the pensions OF the
Monte Napoleon and all the indemnity for
the cost of the late war to be included in
the debt, which will have to be paid by
Austria and Piedmont.
FRANCE.
The Emperor was expected at Paris on
Wednesday night.
An envoy Of the Sultan had arrived at
Alexandria, bearing an order to the Vicerey
Of Egypt to oppose the continuation of the
works on the Suez Canal.
TURKEY.
Additional discoveries have been made at
Consta ntinople concerning the recent con,
spiracy for the assassi nation Of the sultan.
1t is asserted that incendiary machines
have been di covered which were destined
to burn the European part Of the town.
| The Grand Vizier had rendered his res
ignation, but it was refused. 1t was evi.
dent, however, that the dissolution Of the
ministry was inevitable.
A new loan had been contracted under
heavy conditions.
On the occasion of the obseauies Of the
late Bey of Tunis, the Moors assailed the
Jews, ard wounded few Christians. They
also wounded a minister of the new Bey
who had come to the rescue with his escort
striking and killing many on the spot, and
causing 30 of the Musselmen to be arrested.
Tranquility finally prevailed.