The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-16

4 PORTLAND, F6Ds kRs
Dates from Liverpool to 1st inst.
| The ship Endymion, OF the Dramatic line
Of the New York packet line, was destroyed
| by Gre in the Mersey, on tho 2lst ult. Loss
| $l5O,O0O
Money stringent in Englands large drain
Of bullion from the Bank progressing; and
| rate Of discount liner easing.
The Times thinks the San Juan difficulty
will be amicably arranged.
FRAEcE.--It 10 stated that the immediate
offence which led TO the suppression of the
Universe, was the publication on the 29thof
| . letter of the Pope to the Arch. Bishop and
Bishops, in which be states the motives OF
| his refusal to accept tho advice of the EN-
peror, and give up the Romagna. Other
journals had been forbidden to publish the
| letter.
Orders were received at Toulon to prepare
the plated frigate Glazes for sea with the ut
most despatch. She carries So riHed guns
and steel PROV of an enormous dimension.
Her destination was unknown.
The Paris journals publish dispatch from
Chambery, which states that on the 29th the
party hostile TO the accession of Savoy to
France made demonstration. Nearly $50
persons assembled from all parts OF Savoy,
at the request of the residents Of Chambery.
and asked information from the Government
as to whether it was tho intention of the
King of Sardinia to ceds the province to
France. The Governor replied that the
King would not willingly. In the province
the statement was received with loud cries
of "Vipe le Rot" The population Of Cham
berry we're complete strangers to the demon
stration which took place in the street, and
il was inferred that their feelings were con-
sequently sympathetic with France.
Paris Bourse was greatly depressed and
fall OF per cent. had taken place.
The panic is ascribed by the Paris CORES
pendent OF the Daily News to the breach be-
j. s So ~ peror and Pope.
The Swiss Federal Council had drawn a
circular dispatch expressing alarm at the
possibility OF the annexation Of Savoy and
Nice to France.
AUsrRIA.-It was considered not unlikely
that state OF seigs would be proclaimed in
Hungary as we'll as Venetia before long,
Agitation continually prevailed at Venetia.
In the course Of one day seven officers were
attacked and wounded in Verona, and the
cavalry were ordered to clear the streets.
Attempts we're made to hoist the tri-oolor-
ed flag at Chiaggio, Pontesoo and Poiistri-
ana.
Numerous individuals had been arrested
at Venice for insulting persons promenading
while military music was being performed.
The authorities OF Venice had been made
acquainted with the determination of Austria
to retain that place and defend it to the ut
most.
The Hungarian Protestant deputation has
left Vienna without obtaining an audience OF
the Emperor. His Majesty offered to admit
to his presence two members of the deputa-
ton separately, and as private individuals,
but this was declined. The Hungarians de-
manded the restoration4of all the rights aud
privileges of their Church, and will accept
nothing less. II the Emperor complies il
would be tantamount to q confession that the
Austrian policy for the last few years had
completely failed. One side or the other
must in the end give way, and violent ssrug-
gle is feared.
MADRlD.-Yesterday considerable Moor
ish force attacked the right wing OF the
Spanish encampment but we're repulsed. The
Spanish then made an attack on the Moorish
lines, threw the Moors into disorder, and
took their positions which they maintained
to the end OF the fight. The Spanish artil.
lery caused immense losses to the enemy, es-
timated at 1000, while their own losses were
but 200. The victory was complete.