Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-08
TELEGR a PHO
From New York.

:, NLW 1 ORR, Feb.
Herald Correspondence The lI.rner's Far,
ry uvestgating committee NEE, again TO. NOR.
row, when Mr.. Giddngs and lutnb will again
appear before them. some additional fact. have
been placed in possession OF the committee ,n
regard Giddings and Plumbs connections
with the Harpers Ferry affair, and the com.
mittee will examine them in relation to those
points. Gov. Robinson OF Kansas has been su-
rnnea here TO testify Tomorrow.
Official advices from Mexico state that De
tachnents OF ssamen and marines from the L .
: shiIs Of war Brooklyn and Saratoga or
der - the government have been stationed At
Tarnpico and Miniti,ian. for tie protection Of
our consuates and citizens during the threat
ened attack from Miramou
FuRrHES BY 1Hg Asia.-The London Times has
leader ridicuiing the memorial being prepar.
ed for MarylInd Legislation PRAYING for the en-
slavement Of free colorei population Of that
state.
The Spirit of the Deep had arrived from
China with $76, 900 boxes oil ten
STAIN AND MOROCCO.
The division Rios of tie Spanish army had
Ian. without opposition, OH the bank Of the
river Tenteno.
lie Norde states that on Jan. 18th the Span
i.h gov ssrnmsnt paid into the hands # the Brit
ish minister at Madrid the whole sum due 10
tn. British government, about one and a half
millions francs.
Madrid despatch Of the 18th announces
that the olanlaris In No. Deco ere masters ot
all the positions Of Cuba segro. after havip.
ob'aired complete victory. They were com :
nandirg all the heights Of the valley Of th.
Teuton and would before Teuton as soon q.
the artillery wac able 10 pass
Paris Infre sara II wa. copf Iap.l,- .saa,,
Il that in pursuance 0. arrangements between
Enrant. AZ d France the h-ets of the countri,
would To longer Remain ia the Aiudosia wa,
ters.
Late aivices from Maeador state that eicl /,
hundrei men, the pick Of the Moorish army
were encsmpsl on tho hills e,ond Megadui
ready Tor action. The Moors are said to have
taken in all six hundred prisoners A Madril
telegram .ays that on the 18th, the Moors
showed di.?o sition TO a,,ack the Spanairls. hn.
were thrown into disorder hy the Spanish srtii.
l.ry. The Proleciilea nearly reached Teuton
four miles distant
The King OF Sardinia has accepted the res
ignation OF his ministry and charged Coun,
Covour with tho formation x "a new one.
Great a,itstion prevailed in the marches
and Bologra wss t. be fortified.
Netous demonstrations had taken place II
Parnia. the mob called Ter reduction in I'll,
price ot bread, and fe.all Of Gasihalii's for,
wae req uirei To restore oe ier.
Il is stated that the Pore has demanded til,
recall Of French troops from Rome, intcnd {
to r,!y sole!y on Austria anJ Bavaria IA ca..r
gene.es.
PaEssIt.
IA war is probable between Sardinia and
Naples Ptussia u preparing by the enrolling
OF 4o,0Uo recruits.
BELGIUM.
The Go-erumeat had .cid.d Oh sending al
| expedition t. act IN soneer. with the Anglo
| French expedition. with II vle% OF estahlishin.
| Belgian coiony in Cho. y royal decrr
| authorized loan of 4J 0op irancs.
| Details Of the loss ot thc Ciiipr Ship CO.;
] Ier,E Z. Capt John johrson from Nateo Il
| Havans, show that the entire nuniber, 81
! Of Coo,.e. laborrrs on board I.r.-h-d: n
| boats were no more than sGiiiei : To save IL