Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
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| PosILASp, Jan L.
The steamship Hungarian sr.ived =, ,hi.
port. bringing Liverpool dates of the asth, one
day later than those received by the New
York at Halifax.
LoSDoS, Thursday.-Col. Cardigan, attAchee
Of the British Legation At Piedmont, has been
ordered to proceed to the head quarters Of
Gen. TAute al Bologna. 1t il considered . new
proof Of the interest taken by the British gov
erpmsnt in Central Italy.
| 1t is reported in Paris that N. Guisat is en-
gagged on pamphlet on the temporal power of
the Pope
The Dsnubian principali,ies are about con-
tracing . loan Of 60,0000O0 francs with
France.
Russia and Prussia are pledging the landed
property of the converts.
The minister of France st Rome has been
obliged TO sell two million francs Of conso.ida
ted funds.
Advices from Calcutta are to Nov. %, and
Hong Kong TO the 18th.
| Nothing done in Calcutta.
| Prices Of the leading articles too high to I'D
NIT Of speculation.
The Chinese gov ernment are preparing for
defence.
AdSices from Japan confirm previous reports
that the embassy for the United States would
leave IN February, with = large retinue OF sub
ordinatss.
Confidence wa. increasing between the Jap
anese and foreigners
Advices from China indicate that trade
would not be interrupted by the anticipated
war.
! The Times city article states that funds
opened with full prices, and subsequently, ad-
vanced Is
Accounts from the Paris Bourse are unfavor.
able
Discounts are very inactive.
/ vIKNSA.
Wednesday q telegram from Prince Meter
Mich to Count Richberg says Count Walewski
declares to the Diplomatic Corp, OF Pari. that
while he remains 81 the head OF the Ministry
for Foreign Affairs, the pamphlet entitled
the Pope and Congress" should not be con-
sdered the programme Of the French Ministry
Very Latest LONDON THURSDAY NIGHT. The
English funds slightly relspsed
The Pari. Bourss also the Paus contains an
article signed N. D-Cassqua which states the
Pope and Congress" has been wrongly inter.
preted by the newspapers he says the pam
pblet does not propose TO deprive the Pope Of
the legations but only advises him to admit
Of the present state Of things. and proclaim.
the necessity Of maintaining the temporal pow
er Of the Pope. II. Dec adds. 9TH. pamphe,
confines itself to announcing an opinion which
the Congress will decide and ever after that
the Church will remain full and entire.
PAR's, Thursday NJ
After official hours an official notice wa.
posted st the Bourse denying that the Pa Il
Nuncio intended to visit Paris
Prince Goiischakofi leaves ST Petersburg
for the Paris Conference TO night.
The chief Spanish representative will be
Co!ledron Colsntes.
Senor Martini Rosa having declined a tels-
gram from Rome cor firms the previous repor,
that the Pope refuses TO be represented in Con.
gr5.s, Cardinal Autonelli having notified Count
DeGramount to that effect.
ENGLAND
The Great Eastern affairs remain iu ta.u quo
pending an alteration between the Con4pan,
anC Scott Russell
The ship Blery Castle. from Livr rpool fol
Australia, was wrecked in the English Chan
mel. and all on board, % passengers and "a
crew, supposed TO have perished
The chip Lady Franklin, from Liverpool fol
NH anlam, eollided at sea with an unknown
ship the latter sunk Immediately, only on.
man being saved
The Government has determined 70 issue 4
rifle volunteers an additional supply Of Long
Er field rfise.
Duke Maakof has arrived at London
Measures have been taken 10 plsce Chatau
Dock Yard in a thorough state Of defence
LONDON. "WEDNESDAY LORD Hastings j.
dead
There was great riot Sunday night among
the military at camp Aldershoi. Three militia
men we're shot dead. Soldiers were arrested
with rifle cartridges.
The Times :corres spondent from British CO.
} lumbis complains that the American snthori
ties at San Juan, beth civil and military, have
been guilty OF many petty acts calculated t.
annoy the British authorities
FRANCE
The Paris Consntutionel SAYS the London
Times is correct in considering the pamphle,
entitled I" The Pope and Congress as a polii-
cal expression OF good Undertaking and ce n.
cilia,ion between England and France con-
graduates tsef upon the result Ii furthe,
.ays that France, far from intending th. des
truction Of the temporal power Of the Pope
will on the contrary consolidate it.
Government has abandoned the prosecution
Of oDlalembart for his recent pamphle, on tn.
Pope.
The Paris flour msrke. i. heavy and lower
Whest firm.
No new battles in Morocco
The Spanish army occupies alone three
leagues in extent, with three redoub;s and 9th
er entertainments
Advicss from Turin say that the French
I pamphlet entitled The Pope and Congress,
caused Immense sensation throughout Italy.
| RUSSIA
Adyices at ST Petersburg state that the
the Russian Government Is negotiating for the
purchase from Japan Of the southern half oi
the Island Of Saghalien, the other half Of which
they already hold
Advices from Constantinople state that the
Port had called on Europe 10 settle the Suez
question in IL political bearings, by guarsn-
teeing the integrity Of the Turkish empire. =
The French minister and four other ambaess-
doFs had agreed to the arrangements
LONDON. Dec 29.-The King of Naples hal
sent decorations and presents to the directors o
police. whose assassination Vas lately attempt
Cd st Palermo.
LIvERpooI. Dec 29.-Breadstuffs quiet bu,
steady.
Provisions dull
Produce unchanged
LONDON, Dec. 99.-Conso!s 90 l-2a95 > 8 fol
account
The Times city article last evening says thai
the funds opened at full prices, ard improved
slthongh the accounts from the Paris BouTss
vae u favorable, and there was eight with
draval Of gold from the bank on the closing o.
the year.
The demand fer discounts was very active In
the open market, nothing below one half per
cent vas taken, but there was no appearance