Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BOHEMIAN.

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| Farther PoISr, Nov l.
] The 4 amsilp Bohemian, from Liverpool |
z. h Of the 1871, Londonderry 10Th u!t
Punch has q i.sdo.. pictur- in which he i.
introducing me Prince o. " ales to his preit,
Miss Columbia, with the assurance that Il E
dout gel such a partner as her every day.
FRANCE
The Times Paris correspondent savs that the
deparur. - the Pope's Il ncio frou. Paris ~,
considered the iorerLnDer OF the Pope qui,-
ting tome. The same authority SAYS SELDOM
has TIE spfrt OF hostility been general in
the I Shurch oi France. and never has it been
more bodily ul~piayed, Pas'oral ci, onars al
le su'ioiis ana sermons dnnourca and All bu, i'm.
nlore divine ageance on TIE invaders Of the
Zap States, AID by implication on tie En-
peFor. ihe Whole pr lacy Is arous d from one
eGd OF IN" country to the Other.
Tho Paris P'.trte SAYS soon es the anrexa.
ten Il Naples aud Sieily to Sardinia is pro
claimed, G'riba j will resign MS position
ahi authority ani assume th. title and fnnc-
en- forc,' of Sunth.rn Ijaly. He will exclrs-
II Is oecary b eel: in pre- ar;ng for Wa. i,ex
spitHH, and was to make an appeal to all Eu-
rope ibr volunteers
1t is continued tAat French mer.nan'man.
Eaisq.w(.A ae's. - Gr4'l.- haJ br-ts sr.,' as
NJ. y.D;z"d ~ France -he wo.ll probably
be restored t. avoid d.5slgreeab.e corss-
qrsner-
II i s,Dtgl ths; 4.009 P..dmo4e,se troops
hal al;e.dv reashe naples ~ a. hf5er
Victor Emanuel reviews taem.tLey VIII march
70 Gazeil,, TO be lined by those entering by
the Roman frontier.
vLEy LAlLsI VIA ICaTS.
TuEs. l.th.-in- resIgnaiion Of the Mar
qal- oszuino hal been announced bat no.
continued
Dispatches 'ror N:r'es say that fresh
astacS of the royal troops had been re-
puls-I
Cunt Mari, tic representative OF Sicily at
Turin, tad resigned
ia lei 4 ur,cea,ags had hean cn,n,nanca!
agpins X derrick Srlvia the man Who fired at
the Queen OF S.'ein. and said he was emp ovel
by ilernose Prade, deputy Of the Corses 1ai.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
after f. y hours iliness.
The Lumnn sacrifice at Damomey far ex
ceedel ,be r. mber reported The victims
reckoned by thousanJs
The Times says that ord John Russell was
not authorized 10 promise that England would
teach the h ng Of Sardinia political mocali' y.
or defend the treaty Of the holy or any other
aillalce against the natioLal iuterests Of the
Itaii.n race.
The Times urges upon Victor Emanuel the
necessity OF speedy action At Naples, ~ War
saw may take sdvsrtage of the delay to throw
its protection around Fra aDcis. 1t we quite
time that Victor Emsnueo had scattered the
Bourbon forts ard driven away its King. The
delay will oe inexcus4bis.
The Ddiy tecs SAYS the Emperor will not
/. "a, ,yu, "a - i,i tb.
enc..
The Times does not think he dead set of the
French Epi-copate or the strong pressure OF
Austria and Russia v III induce hiin to wavtr III
his Italian policy. nhah has cenenlei and
col irne1 EuSlaud's favor.
STILL LArRh-ARRivA LoF IN: EUROPA
CAPE RACE Nov ].
The Europa from Liverpool on Saturday. he
10th Of October, via Qneenstown 2lst.
A Goha newsfap.r suppos-s that the only
daughter Of the Dhke >axeseinixen. nat turned
seventeen, ia the destined bride OF the Prince
Of Wales
The Frencn bishops and clergy continued
boldly and vigorously, to defend the Papsi
calse. It was believed the Papal nuncion at
Paris would not return.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Ine drpartur- of he Russian measey from
Turn j. officially announced.
Victor Emanuel had not reachsd Naples
The last Gamer took . report that the )ic-
tator OF Naples had resignet. Later dispatch
es cav he and the ministers remained IN oihce
on accoun. Of the popular denonet! alton, aud
the expected arrival of Victor Emanuel
II wa. reported that fresh attack by the
Roy alsts on the Garribaldians had bcel re
pulsed
The movement of the Frencn upon Saliva
and other places within hity miles OF Kome.
caused great dssatisfaction among the inhabl-
,a,.t.. Petitions to the King Of Sardinia and
Napoleon on the -ahjeet were being numerous
ly signed AZ various places
1t is ei,era.ed tnat Austrian troops were
largely concentrated on the iron:ier.,and ther-
wss IN uniform runner tn, 5000 Austrian. al
Mantus had crossed tn. PO