The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-09
Farther Point. Oct. s.


The Paris Patrie denies, but the Eng
lish journals re-assert, that France and
Spain intend intervention in the affairs of
Mexico. The London Times says inter-
yention is with the full concurrence of the
American Government.
1t was asserted that in consequence Of
recent events in japan the English yes
ordered to Jeddo.
Liverpool breadstufs tending down
ward with little inquiry. On Fridaypr
visions were dull Consols for money 93
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GREAT BRITAIN. Sir Edward Bulwer
Lytton, In speaking at dinner at Hert-
fordshre, reviewed the general aspect of
foreign and domestic relations. Italy, he
said, had become great nat, on. He took
MIR. Roebuck's view Of Austria and com
plimented Earl Russell on his conduct of
the Foreign Department. Sir Edward
said he had long foreboded the rnptureln
America and thought it would tend to
happy results, both for the safety of Eu-
rope and other reasons The breaking up
of the American Republic was not fail
ure OF Democracy. Any other form Of
Government would have equally failed in
keeping together sections of a community
so geographically vast and with interests
SO antagonistic To each other.
4 The issue Of notices for the adoption OF
short time in the Manchester mills was
daily becoming more general, and under
i these circumstances spinners and manufac-
1 turers were showing increased confidence
in abstaining from forcing goods on the
market till prices shall have attained a
point in some degree commensurate with
the rise in the value of cotton
The Tunes city article attributes the
Il continued depression in the funds to feel
ings Of diSquiet as to the prospects Of the
operative classes in Manchester during
the coming winter, and the influence which
a partial suspension of the cotton trade
may have upon the national revenue. The
] funds continued 10 drop under considera-
bic realizations Cunsols declined On
. the 18th. The discount market showed
, increasing ease. The general rate was
per cent, but scarce Bills were done at
"a. Mexican securities were buogant and
advancing, owing to the contemplated III.
tervention.
The following is summary of the news
{ sent out by the City Of Washington from
. Liverpool 18th.
o GREAT BRITATN.--The Great Eastern
: was less damaged than was at first repre-
. sented She will repair aud resume the
9 service between Liverpool and New York
D The Times thinks the Emperor of Russia /
c letter good and appropriate, and more ac.
r ceptable TO America than adylces from any
: other power, but obviously the advice viii
/ not be taken BY proud and obstinate PEG
: pie, aud more blood must flow before ths
!, counsels of ST. Petersburg will be listened
I to- Further correspondence from Russell
d is published In one letter he says he hal
l. no doubt whatever of the ultimate powe
= of the northern and western States to sub
G jugate the seeded States if they put fortl
! all their strength.
: The London Post publishes the term
c of treaty between England, France an,
e Spain for Immediate intervention in tn
: affairs of Mexico. There is no intention
e Of waeing territorial war, but the combine'
'e py the principal ports in the Gulf and Wi
b sequestrate the customs and revenue a
e such ports, retaining one half and payln
the rest to the Mexican Government.
Z Mexico sets the allied power. at defianc
If an effectual blockade will be instantly es
a tablished.
Is FRANcE-The Constitutional officiall
u announces that the Washington Govern
e mcnt has not authorized its agents in Eu
{ rope to make military engagements, an
4 that officers occupied accepting servic
N under that Government will therefore &C
le on their own responsibility.
II ITALY.-Active negotiations are roin
ie on between Paris and Turin relative t
S guarantees for the spiritual independence
1t of the Pope if Rome should become til
e. Capital OF Italy. A diplomatic ruptur
between Italy and Spain is anticipated
~ Spain should still refuse to deliver up tn
n. archives of the Neapolitan Consulate.
in London, Sept. 2I-The Times amour
ccs that the illness Of the Pope is niue
h. more serious than at any time heretofore
n, Advices say there is much danger of h
t. life.
III London Commercial Market --LondoI
Of 27th-W Gather fine and attendance goo
2 at the corn market, but trade slow for a
e articles at nominally Mondays prices
England and foreign wheat held firmly Il
T. extreme rates.
as
a. Regiment OF Luncers.
! Detroit, Oct s.
1t is believed the charge against c.
Rankin for breach Of neutrality laws ca
not be sustained. In any event his ARE
by Canadian authorities viii not impe'
81 the prompt organlzation Of the regime