Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28
TELEGR A PHO,
Later firsSA Europe.
Arrival Of the sts2per Persia.

TEePersia from Liverpool 18th, via Q ,eens.
town l6Ih, has arrived.
The Italian affairs we're unchanged.
The French Minister had left Turin.
The King of Naples had gone to Spaiu.
The advices from Manchester are fav orabls,
but Tuesdays sdvices for Indian goods had
been lost.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr.-Thc weather had been
favorable for the cfops, but it again became
boieterons on Friday.
Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat 6ep.A
Corn qpiet. hut ather frmer. Sales Of mixed
33r. and'6d, holders demanding 34s.
Beef heavy.
ward; 2a3s. per quarter; lower and steady.
Napoleon reached Ajaccio.
The French forces 1t Rome are to be in
creased by two regiments.
Gen. Gayon is reinstated in command.
Bourse quiet; 67f.. S5c.
The Bank OF France had lost ls,25O,O0O +.
cseh during the month.
Naples was tranQnil.
The forts ha all been surrendered to Gar
iba di. who had exchanged interviews with
the English Admiral and Ambassador.
Sardini n troops had disemL srked at Naples
by request of Garibsldi, who transferred the
Neapoiitan feet to SARDINIA. Gen. Fault was
appointed Commander in.Chief
Lamorciere had concentrated HE troops at
Apcobia.
The French Minister had Withdrawn from
Turin. The business of the legation will be
conducted by the secretary.
Peniga had been declared in a state Of seige,
and the inhabitants threatened with penalties
for the mere fracture OF the telegraphic wires.
Sardnian memorandum in defence Of the
course adopted is published.
The Emperor Of Austria gave grand ban
quet in honor Of the Emperor of Ru.si.'s birth
day.
TuaIN l5.-Italian Journals express regret
at the recall of the French Ambassador
MARsAiLts. IL Naples letters state that very
ard eut popular demonstrations are taking place.
Many priests had frat,rnized with the people
There were nun ercus desertis lie from Gaeta
The enistn ent Of Volunteers was ordered.
Sibero will be PROTECTOR while Garribaldl
was attackihg Lamorieiere.
Garibal1i declared that he would proclaim
the annexation OF Naples to Piedmont f. m the
eummit Of the Guerensl. where all the Italians
will be nnited in one national banquet.
A revolutionary movement had trsnspired
with fatal ~ ct at Arena. G.ribaldi.ns were
| marching there.
ROME. 1.-THE tri-color was hosted at
Tivol, GenevOEa aud Su' ..ca. hut II g said the
people do no, auafo ,re IN e,ie! demonstra'
tions
The alleged ori # !..c..rre:. !or pillage
in case of ietr.,c' e" i,ri-6.
PARIS Salur.:u, - ~ r."s f."ti0neI says
the recall Of the Ambassador from fnriD, ls to
EXPRESS disappr obation Of the course OF Sardins
| but is tar from rupture.
Caldius' order e the day to the SO diers tells
them to attack and disperse the foreign adven
| turers without mercy.
Penigia calls aloud for vengeance. Though
late she will have it.
A strong Peidmohtese corps is keeping watcl
Of the NOV emeLts Of the Austrians.
LoaDoN, Saturday eve.-Two ships have ar
rived with 100000 pound. OF Australian gold
| Umpire was sixth in St. Legeri
Enthusiasm tor Judge Douglas.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 81.
Judge Douglas left Coumtus yesterday by
special train for Cincinnati.
The greatest enthusiasm was display yed al
! along the route, and at every point where the
| train stopped An addition Of 22 cars was made
| to the train AT Xenia, which arrived at Dayton
| at half past H. Here Mir. Douglas was vel
coined BY a tremendous crowd He made a
| sTetcu OF only teu IhucuoSeiy
| left for Hamilton.
Along the route frltn Dayton to Hamilton
there were en,husis.t tic receptions every where
On the arrival at Hamilton procession wa
formed, which escorted Mr. Douglas to th.
| Court House square. which was filled to over
| flowing. Mr. Dou -las spoke half an hour.
| The train arrived here a. half past seven.-
Mr. Douglas entered q carriage and v - 9 ,cort
| ed to the Burnett House. where Thousands haj
| assembled 10 meet him. The crowd was .,
great that it was with difficulty he entered tn.
| hotel. After an hour ress he was escorted I.
the Court House square by large torch ligh'
procession.
The streets along the line Of march wer,
| crowded, and Mr.. Douglas every where va
greeted with enthusiasm.
One procession reached the place Of speak
| ing about 10 O'Clock, and after the noise had
some what abated Hon Geo E. Pogh annCunc
I'd that Mr.. Douglas having mede t~elv'
speeches within three dsys, and being withou
voice was unable to spesk TO the immens,
crowd ass mbled. Mr. Douglas. however. .aros,
and said 4 would make speech to you, j
| had the voice and strength, but have neither
| owing 10 the cauees stated ly Senator Pugh.-
For this reason YOU will have to excuse me.
should have been delighted TO address you, bu,
| l have made two speeches this day already
and it was the understanding wien ! arrived
here was to make my appearance only. There
| is no place In all America where would have
delighted more to address the Democracy than
in Cincinnati. Here upon the borders Of . free
and slave State, where you can realize the
causes Of the irritation existing between differ.
ent positions Of our country, is the very plsca
where would like to discuss these questions
But have not vsics that can reach thu extent
Of this vast crowd, nor 10 there any mans 70 .,
that can do it. am satisfied from what
have seen 10 the last three days that Ohio may
be ranked among the Democratic states"
| Mr. Douglas voice was so hoarse that b,
could be heard BY those only nearest the plat
form. He then descended from the platform
entered his carriege and was drawn rapidly te
| the Burnett House.
Judge Douglas leaves by special train thi,
| P. N. for Indianapolis. where he will speak TO
morrow, and on Saturday will speak At Louis
vile.
From New York.
New York, Sept 7.
The official dispatch from Peru announce