The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-04
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or STEAMER AMERICA.
Interesting News.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ERICA.
II Interesting News.
The European Congress says the object of
Lord Crowley's mission to London was to
resume negotiations between France which
were instituted by the former and interrupt
ed by Count Walewski's proposition. The
principles of these negotiations were no in
PREVENTION in the affairs OF Central Italy.
4 France, adopting the same basis, il desi-
rous that the whole of Europe should give
it's formal sssent to the principle. With this
view Lord Crowley was solicited to sound
the feeling Of the British Cabinet az to the
advisability OF addressing collective note
TO the European Cabinets. In this note an
infraotion Of the principle Of non intervsn-
ton Was to be treated as casus belh.
The British Cabinet, while expressing ito
readiness to support the principle of non-in.
PREVENTION either ut the Congress or in it's
communication with the foreign powers,
pointed out the impossibility of pledging it,
self without the consent of Parliament to a
course Of policy which might possibly involve
/ hostilities.
The feeling Of the Northern Courts gave
rise to some fear that Europe would not pas
sively submit TO so threatening an intima-
tfous NEu Wuicu Aieu iupHcu INC huOptIOn OF
| principles offered TO the independence Of ev-
cry State which possesses the right Of form
| ing alliances as it may think proper, at it's
own risk and peril. The British Cabinet
having thus declined the proposition to enter
into engagements having such an important
bearing, an early meeting OF the Congress
was again reviewed.
There was doubtful rumor that the EN-
peror Of Austria has invited Russia and
Prussia to defend the legitimate rights of
Monarchs.
The London Times editorially criticixes
the financial statement OF the American Gov
eminent and points out that ALLOWING for the
youth Of one State and the maturity OF an
other, there is the strongest possible analo- |
gy between the respective proceedings of |
England and America.
Ia another leader the same journal expa- |
tiates on Mexican affairs in connection with |
the Presidents message. 1t says there is
not a question but what the Americans, If |
they pleased, could march to Mexico, nor is |
ito DO doubted that the advance would be |
attended with ct least the temporary benefit |
OF tranquility; having British interest we
should look on such a proceeding with the |
least classification. But il Mr.. Buchanan's |
description OF Mexico is faithful picture it |
will require far more than one casual inter- |
ventiua to restore the country to the rank OF |
an organised force.
The Paris correspondent of the Post SAYS
the Papal nuncio has said the Pope will give |
up the Romagna provided the rest Of his do
minions be secured to him.
Cardinal Antonelli's resolution was not
confirmed.
Ii was rumored that 6aribaldi had gone to |
Sicily.
The Vienna Gazette publishes an Imperial |
decree, enacting that the testimony of Jews |
shall be regarded as of the same value as
that of Christians. The measure 10 consid- :
cred preliminary TO according full poical and
OWL rights.
Tho Government dispatches from Dude
confirm the complete overthrow of the rebel
army. All the leading rebels had been ia
ken except the Begun, and he could not hold
out alone.
Mr.. Vilenort is publishing pamphlet, in
which he advocates the territorial rights of
the Pope.
II is rumored that majority of the French
Bishops have expressed themselves ready to
launch into public.
But Rome hssitates to give the signal to
Vienna. Ii is fully believed the Government
intends openly and actively to interfere in tho
Central States in favor OF the exiled Dukes
and the Papal Government.
The pastoral Of the Arch. Bishop, pub |
lished in the Weimar Zeitung of the 18th, |
confirms the fear.
The Universe announces that the Bishop |
of Parigua is about to publish pamphlet |
in answer to the Pope and the Congress
The monthly returns Of the Bank OF France |
show n decrease in cash of AS ,000, 900 francs, |
and an increase of discounts of 46, 600, 900 |
francs.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Breadstufs. s. & Go. report the |
worst market for some time. Sales unim. |
portant. Flour very dull and lightly lower:
wheat dull and 2(a3c lower, red os3d(aSs |
l0d; white dull At ysod9Ils6d. Corn steady, |
yellow 3ls.
Provisions.-Bee steady; pork steady at
50s(952s6d; uDpacked new eastern 77s6dn |
SOs. Bacon dull, long middles As, short DO |
SOS. Lard dull and nominal, SIS; tallow ad-
vancea 6d(1ls with better demand, butchers
58tG59s.
CT-"o coasional' writes to the Philadel-
phia Press:
Whom Jefferson Davis said, in the debate
OF yesterday, that be would submit to the
election Of Senator Foot, Of Vermont, ss
President Of the United States. he did not
reflect that he may have presented Presi-
Dental candidate for the Republicans. Mr..
Foot 10 one Of the handsomest, most agreea-
BILE, and most polished gentlemen in the Sem
ate. He resembles Willard Fillmore more
than any man know. He looks like Pres
idential candidate, but he is the representa-
tive, in all respects, of Mr.. Stewards SIRE
pressible conflict" and comes from State
10 which the Republican doctrines are more
intensified than they are even in Massachu-
setts.
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