Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-18
DAVENPORT IOWA. TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER is. 1850
LATER FROM EUROPE.
1T ,IpYS. Dec. /,

The Bohemian from Liverpool on thursday
Dec ., uta Londonderry. passed Cape Race at
o'clock to-day lSnnday) and Was boarded by
the press yacht. Her news is not OF an impor-
tant character :.
The Prince Albert from It. Johns arrived iu
Galway on the 9th met.
The selge of Gaeta continued Five bate
ries had opened fire OF the place
LIVERPOOL bhEADsruFFs demanding a re-
duetiou IN coL-equ-nce OF heavy arrivals from
America
Flour dull anl easier.
Whea tending deWnwards. but with more
demand At light dtcliaH The inferior quail.
ite. 1t lGs gdalls 81 white l2al3s 3D.
Corn tl5i mixed and yellow.
Pork dull
LONDON, Dec. 7-Money market is un-
changed.
Contos g3 3.sa94
There i no political news of Importance.
lh- Prince l. o sail tomorrow. Exl ect ed
70 take fully geo CO. in gold.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Chronicle says that Parliament
viii meet the 9th Of Feb, and the reform
bill he's not vet been discussed by Cabinet
4 depntation. v lich includes two members
Of Parliament, has been appointed to convey a
communication for visit 10 England
lie Times publishes fuil particulars ot the
expedition Of the Bull Dog and Fox to a-cer
tain the feasibility OF the projected North-At
iantlc Telegraph. Tne results are pronounced
highly ssti-fectorv ana encouraging
The Times has another editorial on the polit
lea split IL the United States and expresses
the hope that the quarrel nay give way to a
calm, IN which the real difficulties Of the slav-
cry question may b. met and quietly an
swerei.
The seige ofGaeta continued,
The garrison replied to the fire Of the batter
les OF G, aliina. -Four batteries had commen ced
operations on th- places.
The Count ot Syracuse died sudlt My IL Pisu
On the 4'h, Of apropltxy,
The Consulta Generate had opened at Ma
Flt-.
lhe government sxplihation to the Cou.u.ta
produced good impression
ferl0 was el-c'ed Vice President Of the Con.
-ulta, after having refuse the post of Minister
with = portfolio.
twenty Of the principal merchants at Tro.
jana had been killed By the militia during d
disturbance
The Archbishop and Priest Of the Council
had been arrested at Jossey.
INDIA.
The Bombay mail u Nov. 10th had arriy ed.
tn news VA general ly anticipated
At Bpmkay business suspended in con
sequence OF tile bazaar dealers having cutubin.d j
10 -uspsn All purchases till the authorities
rnid attention to tn. grievances Of the income
tax
C.lcutta dates arr to The 9th ri Nov
The funds on th. 5th continued huoyant
Console advanced / !, but advances partially
lost before the close.
Finnncia! aiy.ce from New York were anx
iourly watched Tor. Those BY IL Prince Al
bert contradictory, and produced hu,
slight effect
TIE discount market moderately active
and the supply wa- adequate TO the demand.
Inom - trpe 4 ~on-, 49, o4I aLl extensive
firm wtre alro ia difficulty.
The Improvement and activity in American
| rail way securities continued on the 9th Iii
nos Central ant EFie Iine, especially in De
| mand.
| The Impress Eugene paid a brief visit t
I Queen Victoria At Windsor Castle on the 4fh
| he visit only lasted two hours.
| The supplementary tariff convention he,weer
France and EngIand had been published J.
| regulates the duties On textile faLrc.
! 4 larg repeal meeting Ind been held il
Dublin.
Apprehensions ofa niomentary crisis il Par
is sal led
| The Bourse Of France was largely gaining
| specie
| N Barrocke Of the Council Of state, hae
been created Minister without portfolio.
Count Psrsigney Lad presented letters OF re
call to the English Curt, and returned 4
| Paris
| The Emperor had granite! permission to the
baltimore battalion to vi-i, Paris, fully escort
"a ana equipped. next spring.
| Victor Emanuel continued at Palermo " here
| he was received with great enthusiasm.
There were rumors of I'M reasing insure
| tioIa ary movements in Abtizll.
| InmportAnt demonstrations i'll Naples am
! esewl ere were put down.
| 1t was reported that Napoleon hal iatmatet
| TO Franci. II the inability Of further resist
| ance.
| There were vague rufnorH that Cardinal An
| toHelli had resigned.