The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-29
Later from Europe.
ARRrvAL OF THE ANGLo-sAxor.

The steamer Anglo. Saxon, from Liverpool,
on the 18th, via Londonderry on the l4th in
slant, arrived here this morning. Her dates
are two DAYS later than those already re-
coived.
1 tssxAT garrAIs.-The English funds were
heavy on Thursday, and the Paris Boarse
showed great dullness.
! Liverpool Breadstuffs Market Flour dull.
Wheat firm at full prices. Corn firm. Pro-
vision market steady.
| The belief prevails that there will be no
| general war in Europe, but some new trans
action like the Villa-Franca treaty will take
place during the autumn.
The Herald says the suspension in Sydney
| will not affect London firms.
The English attacking party at Martard,
New Zealand, consisted of BAT men. The
natives lay down on the ground until the
men were close upon them, when they sprang
up, fired their double barrelled guns, and
met the hayonet charge Of their adversaries
with the tomahawk, keeping up hand to
hand fight.
The retreat Of the English was so urgent
that their dead and few of the wounded
were left on the battle field. Ii is also re-
ported that the natives took one gun. Great
complaints are made against Col. Gould,
commander of the attacking party, for not
calling to bis aid on additional force, which
was said to be within his reach.
Tie Times Gays Victor Emanuel finds
formidable competitor in Garibaldi, whose
success appears Sufficient to overcome any
resistance that cnn be made by the States OF
the Church, and which brings him into coI-
lision with the Austrian power IN Venice.
Piedmont must make herself mistress OF
the revolution, or be content to give up the
lead and follow. There is reason to believe
that the Emperor Napoleon sees things from
this point of view, and thus no danger need
be apprehended from France.
English political news is unimportant.
ITALY.-- Austria has decided not TO receive
the Nsapolitan feet into any Austrian port.
1t il asserted that, without waiting re-
ply from Rome, % 100 Sandman troops en-
tered Umbria 90 the llth, aud on the 18th
Is 900 more Sandman troops attacked and
took Pesaro, taking prisoners 200 Germans
who were in the fortress. Gen. Bella, who
com mauded the pope's troops, had ordered
the sack of the town, and was taken prisoner
to Turin. The German garrison OF Oriveto
had captulated to the insurgents.
General Gsyon leaves Paris for Rome, en-
the 18th, to take charge of the French troops.
| Gen. Lamoriciere had concentrated bis army
at Ancona. Several powers had protested
| against the entry of Sardinians into the
States Of the Church as an attack upon in
| ternational rights. Russia and Prussia pro.
| tested in the strongest terms, but would take
| no other step. Cavour has issued a note ex-
/ planning the new attitude of Sardinia. 1t
| was asserted that the French army will be in
creased to 10000 men.
| A Paris telegram to the London Post, da.
ted Wednesday night, says the Piedmontese
; forces are marching rapidly on Lamoricie-
RES army, and an engagement ia expected 60
| take place tomorrow. The Emperor and
/ the French Government used every ex-
ertion TO prevent an invasion OF the Roman
4 States. The relations Of France and Pied
| IN ont are critical.
FKANCE.-The bourse was fiat and lower
1t was reported that France refused To
make the slightest concession to Switzerland
in Savoy affairs. Switzerland, therefore
persists more than ever in considering tht
question one for the discretion Of Europe.
Russia AND AusrRIA.-An interview be
tween the Emperors Of Russia and Austrit
and the Prince Regent of Prussia tax es place
at Warsaw on the LIST of October.
LIE Nord SAYS that the statement OF an ALI
auoe between England, Austria and Prus
STA, is false so far as Austria il concerned
SYaiA.--The French army is still encamp
ed at Beirut. No open disturbance had TAX
on place. The arrival OF prisoners at Con
stantinople had excited the populace.
CHINA. Trouble was expected at Canto,
should the allies receive check n the North
The rebels had taken possession CT the cit
, of Lon kiang, only Is miles distant from
Shanghai.
INDfA.-Al fears Of famine in the North
west district Of lndia had passed away
Abundant rains bad fallen, and there Wa
every praspect Of an average crop.