Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21
IMPORTANT FROM THE BALTIC STATES


SANDY HOOK May 10.
Tho steamship Adria,ic, from Hsvrs viA
Southampton 9th inst. has passed this point, on
her way TO New York.
The steamer Great Britain had arrived from
Australia with fl9O.O 600 10 gold.
100000 ia gold vas en- soste from Aus.
trslis
Count Monternatin and Don Fernando had
publicly renowned their claims to the Spanish
throne.
G.rabaldi had left for Sicily with an expe.
dictionary corps
Switzerland insists on the assembling of the
conference Immediately.
The Great Eastern sails from Southampton
June 9Th, for New York.
The Adriatic left Havre on the 9Th and ar.
rived off Cows Island the same evening. Hav-
ing embarked the mails and passengers she
sailed again on the eve Of the 9th, passed the
Needles at $40 p. n from thence to Cape
Race. She encountered q succession Of strong
westerly winds, with . head sea; she stopped
of the light ship At A. n. to-day and Was de-
tanned four hours by fog
ADDITIONAL BY THE ADRIATIC.
The Adristic reached her dock ct noon.
The Prussia Finance Monitor denies any ALI
ance with Austria.
In reply to proposals o. France, England
can adopt as q basis OF the conference, article
90 Of the final act of Vienna, which refers to
the naturalization of Chsblias and Fancigny.
England reserved the right to make proposals
1t the conference relative to the mode OF ntu.
tralization. This declaration increases the
probabilities OF the assembling OF the confer
encs.
The Arabia was in contact with the Great
Britain on the Mersey and had the rigging Of
her port side carried away. The Great Britain
was unnj ured.
II is stated that Prince de Jonyitte was Q
passenger on the Europa, under an assumed
name.
Advices from Palamo report the trouble de-
creasing. The state Of seigs had been raised.
Turin dispatch says the insurrection il
spreading throughout the Island Of Sicily and
Is epontanseus The Royal troops are in pos
session OF the towers and are blockaded he
tween the sea and the insurrection in the inte
rior.
Naples advices Of the 4th report tranquility
throughout Sicily. while other dispatches con
firm the above
From Turin rumors were current that tn.
relations of Russia aud Turkey were assuming
q bad aspect, and that Pruseis and Denmark
are on the eve Of rupture with Holstein. but
they were thought to be manufactured foI
speculative purposes.
The fight for The Championship - Letter o.
Sdyeys to the editor Of the Iimes-The period
has arrived when it becomes my duty to thank
the great British public for the patronage they
have best, wed on me. Ii is not for me to pass
any remark upon my late struggl-, whrn the
New World was pitted against the Old, but
one thing can say, in honor. that did my
beet for the land of my Dirt and dearest affect
ions. had opposed to me one worthy Of me,
and whose activity, rapidity and pluck it was
no small matter to encounter. Sprung from
our own race, the Americans inherit our best
faculties. and as our conflicts with them have
in the progress of time. ended in peace. SO ray
every bitterness engendered by the late strug.
gle for the championship lass away forever
For my part and that OF my children, humbly
offer 10 you my most grateful thanks and
trust to whatever period Providence may OK.
tend my life. that no act Of mine. either ir pr
vate or public life will BE- un Unworthy Of one who
has received the notice Of the Times newspa-
per- remain, Sir. yours. &c.
Ton SAVERS.
Champion Of England
LONDON. Sunday, 6th.-A despatch from
Berlin eays that the Chamber Of Deputies un
animously granted supplies for placing the
army on u var footing.
Latest advices from Italy state that the
French garrison would remain 1t Rome, and
probably be re inforced.