Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-31
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX. Oct. 81.
Tho Europa from LiverfoOl ~ h, via Queens
town goth. arrived today with $500 specie ior
Boston.
writes that the discussion as to tho common line
of policy TO 6u adopted by France AMI England on
the American question, has been again renew Il
The subject tas ocen talked OF befJre, but " Is
postponed. Possibly the information brou Il.
over ny Prince N. .poleon may have contribu ted 10
make the Emperer more inclined to lister to p-u-
posals which night be made in this respect by
England.
Inc London Globe gives prominence, TO the
following paragraph: We learn from an au
then 10 sour;e that notification has been issued
tHectiny trade with the outhern States. 1t wuuii
:, pear from letter OF instruction. is sued nv Nr
nemmnger, irOm .tichmond on the2Id If Au.
the 0Onfo icratc government authorized yesst Il
coming from fOrels IN countries to enter any port
on the Southern coast-declnring such ps rts shall
be Considered proper port Of entry Tor such YES
ses, I the master o, owners shall without delay
despatch u messenger to the nearest collection
distrl IN order that "A supreme Ufficer may be
sent by the collector to take charge OF the car,o
md &" thtousn tho firm .itics required in conno
ctIOh With the entry Oi goods
At cons eTvdiive lemon trait On in E.sey Cant
Jefvis, mem Der OF Parii ,mcnt expati ted on III,
War III america AID ITS eifrci on Euglani. U.a-
suh Il in favor Of tho ri ht Uf soce sslon and urged
mat the people OF Enlanl should give such ron.
expressions oi tneir sentiments as would induce l.c
Government to act in accoriah thcrewitt
The 1'mes IN an I'd torial On the Sy Uf humili
alton In America says that nnl.d all the turmoil
OF war change in the Laoras Of communities ca,
ne desired ,and there is faint gimmering oi n n
dawn,and says intelligent Americans are inclined
it is thought will give no security.
ior more sece.sion in future and will be the era or
better and more orderly Government. ia Tho
Northern States, generally.
Dr. kussei,s lat letter, is dated Washington
Oct 4th In IT he a!udes u great exped,tiop
U sail in tie end Of October. He says the Gov
ernnent Is determined to open cotton port, ard
It don't Oeiitve in the oaths # the Soutberue. =
that they will never give . bal! 0 cotton &, III,
Yankees, but through the tenn ta,ioo Of hi.h
prices prevailing, will attract i.rge supplies Of
cott,n to poIt for expectation. Thus q i;oyern
ment monopoly may be crested in cotton, and
stsong prote Government will scarcely tail Il,
put on the screws with foreign customers. The
~fite, thinks Tor the present the large ports of
me south are soierably safe. aud the owner
of See thip 5eyle has brought forward grievances
gainst the Federal Govern ment for pTohis,t,ny
that vessel fr.n entering Savannah, before tl
blockade was established, and claims comp.nsa.
ii on tor Losses.
The otici trial Of the speed of the irc: ted
frlgate Warrior, esulted in an average snreI az
nearly AZ knots which places her at tn. head
OF the BRITISH navy in sIeod we'll as in all ot,er
particulars. The highest speed attsined was over
i6L knots.
meeting had boen held 1t Birmingham, rela.
i've 10 ths cotton supply, and in advocacy of the
establishment Of Cotton industry in Afficn
Is = means Of Destroying tho slave trade ;
Count Persigny is is ued circular calling on
the frefects to bring ell charity societies xbo!-
,shed without the sanction Of the government un-
der the operation # the laws. Tho societies Of
St. Vinccnnss de Paul arc specially pointed ou.
for reference.
pARIs lSih.-Boarso dull, bat closed frmer at
67f CSC.