The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-07
Arrival of the North American.
LATER FROM EUROPE,


LATER FROM EUROPE.
The North American arrived on the 4th.
The announcement that Lord Cowley had
returned to Paris Was premature; be did not
arrive there till the 7th. On his arrival he
bad long audience with the Emperor. A
telegram said the Emperor requested Lord
Cowley to declare to the English Cabine.
that although desiring an intimate under
standing with England on the basis OK nom
ways considered himself bound by the en-
gagements OF Villa Franco and the treaties
OF Zurich. This reserve was maintained in
the iast negotiations by France and England.
The assembling on Congress 10 still posi-
BILE, ito programme being founded on the
treaties of Zurich.
The Cabinet OF the Tuilleries has formal
ly resumed the negotiations concerning the
Congress and has by telegraph informed
the Northern Courts OF the desire OF the EN-
peror.
1t was said the French Government was
about to proceed against the Society OF St.
Vincent dc Paul, most important charita-
| bio association in France, and the Minister
| OF the Interior had already informed oil the
public functonaries that they could not be
members of that association and retain their
| Offices.
Ii was reported that the Papal Nuncio de-
| livercd to Nj. Baroche note of the Papal
Government, dated Jan. 7, containing for
NAL and official protest against the pro-
gramme Of the pamphlet, "The Pope and the
Congress-"
| Vemeres, the Official journal of Rome de-
clares to oil Catholics interested in the pre-
servation of the States Of the Church, that
the Pope, obeying the dictates of his con-
science, has negatively replied to the counsel
OF Louis Napoleon, and states the reason OF
! the refusal Of the Pope to cede the provinces
now 10 rebellion.
The King Of Sardinia had accepted the
resignation of bis Ministry, and Cavour was
forming new Cabinet.
Madrid, l5th.--The Spaniards in Morocco
are masters of all the posters Of Cabo Legro
having obtained a complete victory. They
were commanding all the heights Of the val.
ley OF fetuan, and would be before Tstuar
as soon a. the artillery was able to pass.
Late advices from Mogadore state thai
sixty thousand men, the pick Of the Moorist
army, were encamped on the hills beyond
Mogadore, ready for action. The Moors art
said to have taken in all 900 prisoners.
|
ed to visit Milan in the beginning Of Febru
airy.
The commissioners to trace the boundarie,
between Austria and Piedmont had com.
menced their work.
Some riotous demonstrations had taker
place at Parma, the mob calling out for I
reduction in the price Of bread, and the re
call Of Garibaldi. Force was required Il
J restore order.
: PRussrA.--In the Chamber Of Deputies th,
Minister Of Commerce had announced tina
he was about to propose the abolition OF thu
laws against usury.
AUSTRIA. from Vienna fully con
firm the assertion that Austria has abandoned
all idea Of renewing the war in Italy.
LATEST VIA QUEErsrowN.--LoNDoN, Thurs
day.--Is 10 believed that events in Italy MAJ
tend to war between Sardinia and Naples.
Prussia prepares by enrolling about 40,
900 more recruits, which are to be immedi
ately raised.
The Times has eulogistic articles on Carl.
baldi and Cayour. The return of the latter
to power, it considers as proof that Italian
policy will now be permitted and protected
from Paris. Venice, we may hope, vii
again become Italian by purchase. Tho Kin5
is acting like those who build little whit,
villas half way up Vesuvius. The articl,
concludes by exelaiming, SHOW dry must b,
the elements of combustion laid upon such
kingdom, and how readily may they eatci
fire, when Cavour will bring his king-lik,
force close up to the frontier"
} scheme for the defensive organisation
OF Central Italy has been matured.