Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25
NIGHT DlsPATCHD.
Later from Europo.


ST. JOINS, N. F., June ~.
Owing 70 Telegraph lines giving out Saturday
night and not getting in order yesterday We were
unable TO transmit full dispatch BY the Anglo
saxon from Liverpool OIL the 18th vie London
The Anglo Saxon reports that she attsnptsd .
pass through the straits Of Belle Isle, bat thero
being much hsld ice WAS compelled to cone
around. She failed 70 bring regular telegrsphie
dispat'hes OF latest news from Londonderry.
The Great Eastern is expected to leave Liver.
pool in about fortnight, with three regiments Of
infantry. field battery, artillery and . number Of
horses for Quebec. i Is admitted that this move
mont WAS suggested BY American difRcultiss but
it is merely for pro, estion, and will only raise the
garrison from Its present weak state 20 what is
was ten years ago. Tho movement 10 regarded By
some as An insult to tho United States.
Ine London Times in replying TO ths indignation
little cause Engand has to sympathise With the
American government. II says that she will -.
sured'y not rejoice at military success, either
beligerents.
The British Ministers were defeated in the
House Of Commons by amsjority of lO3 on . pro-
position to bestow ono Of tho seats BY disfran-
chisement The now Metropolitan burough bill,
repeating paper duty, had finally passed House Of
Lords.
Tho annual meeting Of the Common Supply A.
sociation had been held at Manchester. Il vas re-
ported 70 be rather discouTagiDg increase of Of.
forts in India and Western Africa to raise SUP.
ply,
In view of American troubles, the Aosiseuy
formally announces that tho Emperor il resolved
to maintain strict neutrality In American Affairs
and publishes decree specifying measures Of
neutrality to bo observed by French subjects.
It. asserted that Count Csvours death will
hasten the requsition Of Italy by France.
The Paris bourse, rentes 6Ifa95c.
Italian ministry has been formed by
Baron Riccasoli, President and Minister Of For
eign Affairs.
The illness Of Garbadi is officially dsaied.
Tho British squadron had bombsrds and de-
stroyed Parta Novo, killing leo natives.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In relation to the Parliame entary proceeding on
tho 18th, Mr.. Gregor, tho member who postponed
of his motions on the subject Of the rocogni-
tion Of the Southern Confedeyacy, wrote letter to
tho London Times, explaining why he desires >
speedy recognition OF tho Montgomery govern
ment. lie regards this tho course 70 be taken,and
contends that the North cannot hold the south in
permanent subjection, and urges for peaceful
separation. He believes that recognitic by Eng
land and France will cause the North 10 pause be-
fore pungng deeper in tho struggle, and con-
cudes by discai ling NIL hostility TO tho North TO
be actuated By love Of peace.
The London Times in editorial on . decesson
Of England. mus: fsea2TG 70 caR ne American am
Americans that in English acts there is neither
hostility or double dealing.
SPAIN.
Tho American difhcaItics had caused such
advance Of cotton that many small factories have
been obliged TO close, thus throwing Thousands
Of workmeu out Of employment.
POLAND.
II is stated 1t Warsaw that Poland would soon
be declared in stage Of seige, in consequence Of
representations made by tho new Governoe.
India mails reached Msrsoiilcs on tho 18th. The
American portion of t1em go forward ~ the hu-
ropia