Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-24
LATER FRON EUROPE.

will give him six votes.
LATER FRON EUROPE.
Arrival of the Mail Steame Australian.
PORTLAND. Me-. April 2S.
The steamer Australian, rom Liverpool
at noon on the llth, via Queenstown 18th, ar
rived here ct o'clock this A. n.
The Cunard screw steamer Active arrived ct
Liverpool on the 9th.
There was no news Of political importance.
Parliament was sitting.
The French and other continental icurnals
accuse the English Parliament Of favoring the
recent Carlish attempt in Spain and the insur-
rection in Sicily.
A Reform II Getting was held In the Hyde
Park on Sunday. the 8th the proceedings
were unimportant and there was not more
than thousand persons present.
The Submarine Cable for Giberalter will be
ready by the middle Of September
Hsenan was before the Magistrate 1t Derby
on the 7th. charged with the intention Of en-
gaging in prize tight. thereby causing breach
OF the peace; Mr. Lesh appeared in bis be-
half and said Heenan had never broken the
peace in England and had no intention Of doing
90; true. he may have made use of harsh lam
guage in the excitement Of his capture when
his passion was aroused, but when he consid.
cred he had been hunted out Of eight counties,
while his opponsnt. Saye's. was allowed to 60
with the greatest ;mpunity he did feel sore at
the treatment he was receiving; he apologized
it he had used expressions " hich he ought
I; two respectable gentlemen were ready to
give bail to the amount required; guided by
the station In life of the party in America.
(Heenan was . blacksmith.) he hoped the
Bench would assess the bail at email amount.
The Clerk announced that the Bench agreed to
take Heenan's own recognixance for ESQ., with
to sureties in f25 sAch. Loud applause
he added, that "the authorizes had no feeling
but the preservation Of the peace" 1t was
stated by the Court that Heenan could not fur
ther be in,erfered with any where unlees be
broke the peace. The sureties were promptly
signed and Hsenan and his friends left Derby
for London. Bells Life was most indignant u
the capture. which 1t attributed to Heenan
and his companions going to place where
| they we're almost certain Of arrest. A subss-
quent edition exonerates Heenan and says be
| took all necessary precaution employing mar
to sound the police and put them of the track
| this person deceived Heensn and his friend.
and gave information that led to his arrest
Belle Life Indignantly scouts the idea thai
Ssyers or his friends caused the arrest and
states that Heensns party believed Ssyers Ut
| terly incapable Of such conduct. It wss con-
eidered certain that the fight would come of
on the day fxed-the 18th.
An Imperial Commissioner was travelling
through the neutrslsed provinces Of Sardinia
and is said to have been cordially received in
some places
The Government had repudiated the Pays
and Patvie for giving currency to rumors that
Englsnd was bismeabls for the outbreaks 10
Spain and Italy.
A new journal, the Correspondent. had ap-
peared at Strattsburg. o the organ Of the Gov
ernment. and advocates the maintainsnce OF
the boundaries Of France, Germany and Italy
The King Of Sardinia was about to make .
tour of Inauguration through his new domains
The British Ambassador has orders from Lon
don and the Sandman Court to accompany him.
The arliament at Turin would adiourns to
enable the n embers to Join the royal cortege
Garibaldi had arrived at Turin and taken
his place 10 the chamber Of representatives.
HUNGARY.
There has been great anti Austrian demon
stration at the capital The occasion was
the funeral of q student, who died from
injuri-s received from the Police. In the
recent demonstration six thousand persons fol
lowed the corpse to the grave with patriotic
pride. The police did not interfere, and there
was no disorder
The Emperor of Morocco had ratified the
treaty Of peace.
Gen. Ortegs and three persons of the highest
rank had been arrested At Cslandersn. Ortega
is to be tried at Tartanie. A small body Of
insurgents had been defeated at BilIboa.
Previous to Ortega's arrest . concordats had
been concluded between Spain and Rome, and
was promulgated.
Great efforts are making TO capture Count
Montemaleram and his brother.
The boundaries OF Cslta have been smicsbly
arranged
The value Of the territory cedsd to Spain is
800. 100000 reals.
The answer Of Austria 10 the circular of N
Thouvenal on the annexation OF SAVOY like
that Of Russia, raises no objections to the an
nexation. 90 long % it 10 the free concession
Of Piedmont. and not IN appeal 10 universal
outrage, each desires the neutrality of Pied
mont.
The steamer Teutons arrived from New
York at Southampton n the 18th.
The Fulton from New York. arrived at
Southampton on the llth.
GERMANY.
The Grand Duke Of Baden, desrite the sec
ond chamber, had proclaimed the todepeud-
ence OF the Catholic church. He declares that
the proyisions Of the concordat. shall be sane
toned and dained.
The German States Of the Rhine are making
epeeisi defensive preparations.
japan aff.irs we're unsettled.
LoNDoS, Acri 1.-The tightnsss in the mon.
ev market had sn unfsvorsbls effect on the
siock market and the funds closed 4 lower
than yesterday.
The rescticn in the share market was more
decided.
Money was very setive, and per cent. vas
demanded for short bills.
The colonel produce market opened dull.
the bank having raised lie discount l 2 Der
cent
Ccnsols closed at "a SO.
SICILY
The iusurrection 10 Sicily is spreading, and
the despatch Of troops from Naples eontinu~s
NAPLss An insurrection hes Dr. ken out.
The royal troops esrri. the eoevsot BY storm
after beating the French. ssd t.s rebels ssd
their arms were ssptarsd, aad ths demonsssa-
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