The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-21
News from Europe.


NHw Yoax. Feb. Is.
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool the
4th, arrived this morning.
The most important portion Of the pro-
ceediDgs of the Cd and Sd has been published,
viz the refusal Of Lord John Russell to lay
before the House the correspondence touch.
on minor question.
10 response TO an enquiry, Lord John Rus
sell said the Government had no reason to
| suppose that warlike preparations are going
forward on an extraordinary scale in France.
The Government had earnestly endeavor
to prevent renewal Of hostilities, now that
the Congress was not likely TO meet, and
had received the most satisfactory assn :
RANGES.
The ratification Of the new commercial
treaty would be exchanged at Paris on the
4th inst.
DR.. Todd, the eminent PHI ysicisn and phys
iologist, was dead.
FRANcE.-Rumors were current that the
Chaions camp would soon be re-established
The Patrie pronounees false the statement
OF an approaching departure OF the French
troops from Rome. The same journal says
il appears certain that the question Of an
nexation to Central Italy will be subordinate
to the result Of universal suffrage. All the
powers are agreed - to the propriety Of that
measure, the early application Of which will
positively make known the state Of public
opinion.
The French army 10 TO be considerably re-
duced, and the policy OF the Emperor tends
more than ever towards peace.
IrALY.--An ARRAY occurred ct Ancona be-
tween the PapAl chasseurs and artillerymen
on one side, and gems d'armes on the other.
Three hundred of the former wero said to be
under arrest, of whom about forty were
wounded. The Maxzini party was said to be
active at Rome. Gen. Gordon had taken
measures for preventing any manifestations.
An address from the town Of Perugia,
containing 600 signatures, had been sent to
Napoleon.
LONDON MONEY MARKRr. was an
abatement in the drawing Of bullion, and the
rate Of discount had not been advanced,
causing an improved tone.
The weekly returns Of the Bank OF Eng
| land show q decrease in bullion Of E1,6l6,-
b94, the amount held being El49, 942,502.
| AUsraIA.--Kossuth had suddenly disap-
peared from London, and it Was thought he
had gone to Hungary. An address Of the
Hungarian Protestant Association, says the
| national movement will resemble an ava
lanche. Hungary will detach herself on the
| FIRST opportunity from Austria.
| Austria is said to be directing more troops
| towards the Tyrol, Venice and Hungary.
| The Globes Paris correspondent says il
was generally unde- 1ood that France and
England were about to make joint sum
mons to Austria to desist from sending
troops into the marshes Of Ancona, and to
4 sss~ A. IL 4
| accept such indemnity as Italy is now ready
| to offer.
SPAls.--Another corps is now being got
| ready for Morocco, to be commanded by
| Concha. Reliable accounts say that the
brought out. The division 10 said to number
great battle. The object OF the Moors was
terror.
At the Bank Of England on Friday there
Was good, but not pressing demand for
money, particularly in anticipation OF the
payments for the 4th. The discount estab.
lishments continued reluctant to enter into
fresh transactions, but nevertheless fair
amount Of business Was done in good bills
| At 4 per cent, and ut fraction above that
| rate.
! LesneNs Saturday -neeni-~sereral az the
Paris journals seem to consider the annrxa-
ton Of Savoy nearly the same as concluded.
| PARIS, Saturday.-The contingent Of 1859
10 to be reduced from 240, 900 to $50, 900
men.
| turin, Friday.-The journals Of this day
publish an Austrian ordinance conserving
the enlistment Of volunteers for the Ncpoli-
tan army.
Sandman officers have left for Bologna, to
| organise the army.
Arrests continue in Venice to an alarming
extent, and causing much terror among the
/ inhabitants.
/ The Arabia, on the 5th, when abreast oil
the South Stake, passed the Cunxrd steamer
Europa, from Boston, and the screw steam.
ship from New York, both bound into Liver.
pool.
| The Tuscan Moniteur publishes decre.
revoklng convention concluded between th,
Grand Duke Leopold and she Court Of Rom,
in 1851, and ell circulars and other acts o.
the government relating thereto.
Two Of the Journals OF Turin state tina
they see no harm in the annexation Of Sayoi
to France.
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