Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
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THE WAR NEWS.
Later from Europe.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND
Indignation Meeting Held in
Liverpool.
THE REPUULIC.f.r C.aUCYS.
Execution for Military Desertion.
IMPORTANT FROM LOWER POTOMAC.
Another Skirmish in Missouri.
MORE TROOPS WANTED IN KAN.
GAs TO PROTECT THE PRO.
PETTY OF UN!ONISTS.
MORE TROOPS WANTED IN KAN.
GAS TO PROTECT THE PRO.
PETTY OF UN!ONISTS.
AEIERNOON DISPATCHES.

- NANbf HOOK, Dec. H..
The steamer Housl from Bremcn via Southamp.
ton, the 9th of ~, eInber has arrived.
The steamship from -. Thomas, arrived at
Southampton on The :. til of November WI III the
intelligence tha. the southern Commissioners
Mason and Slitlel were forcibiy taken from the
h1tish steamer Trent.
The general Council Of 5 iizctland had iernani-
ed satisfaction fton France for fresh violation of
Swiss Territory BY the French gensd :mes
nvar Geneva.
I,arib.li j. reported to have piled to tho Ne
ap"litan address, that he regrets being unable 10,
g To them, bat Will be with them when necessary,
He expects the Italians 10 nave their swords ready
tart Nelson nad entered his protest against
the capture and dcstraciiun OF the ship Harvey
burch ny the reb"i steamer Nashville The
southampton mag!s rates refused Nyl .on n war
ant for the search Of the Nashville, and referred
n m TO the Secretary Cf state.
Capt Pegrail aal Mr. iancey had returned
from London together, and the litter states that
i has been admitted to him by a hird patty that
the Nashville has been recognized by the british
sernmcnt as u national vc, .cl, and VII be al
lowed u retit and rc,lir at Southampton, as was
the ease with the James Adger, So as to exercise
Fl Denifaity between thciSo conteniins
LIVERPOOL Nov. -.
Most intense excitement exists here to-day, un-
der Intelligence Of the taking o. the : uIhcrn
Commissioners, Mason ard lidell, from The British
mlil steamer Trent.
All lndl 5iatlon meeting was promptly he'd and
resolutions ctrtiel u acclimati9n druouhciag the
insult and calling upon the Government to main
tain tho dignity Of the n,g some prominent mcr.
chants said tie matter hal better he left to The
Government. Tae feeling Of Indignation. how
FLc ship l.ele:, ~ n Charleston, arrived mere
to-day, with a cargo Of Iosn and turrentinc.
SANDY HOOK Dee. II.
Tho steamship ijau.i brings the lo"ion 7i"'s
Of thc 18th which contains the account of the
meeting in Liverpool. Tie following placard was
posted on Chang.
COURAGE o. THE BRIT!sH FLAG.-SouTHERN
CoMMI9sIpNERs FoKCiglf EMovED From BRIr
ISL NAIL STEtMER.-h public meeting will be
held in the Cotton sales Room at O'clock
The room vas crowded to excess. The chair
occupied by JAS. Spence, who read the fol-
oning resolution:
Hesoto,d That this meeting having heard with
iudi .natiou that an Amercan Federal ship-Cf war
las f9rcibly taken from British mail steamer,
certain passenger, eaceably under the shields Of
cur dag from oae neutral port to another, do ear
nes,ly call upon the Government to asse', the
dignity Of the British fig, by requiring prom pt
reparatlon for this outrage.
This resolution wa received with great enthu-
siasm The resolution advocated by tie
Chairman who considered he was expressing the
feelings of tie people VIXEN he said 1t was the
duty ot the people . press on tho 6oyerrne \ the
imperative necessity oI tindicating the honor and
siielity Of the British name aal Hiy.
Mr.. J hn Campbell considered that there Wa
reason to doubt whether tho facts related ani
acted on By tals meeting were in reality q breach
es international law, and referred 70 the oIin on
| ci tic law officers OF tie crown as being in SONG
measure inclined {, show that such step, iah ci
! with respect to the southern Commissioner wa
justfable under the existing state of internation
al law, and urged tho lEopriety Of postponing iht
| consideration Of .Ac subj set I'll 70 morrow.
| Mr. Low sustained Mr.. tampbc's views.
The chairman suggested that to meet the ob
/ ections of Mr. Campbell, t. strike cut tho worl-
by requiring prompt rcparnti9n for thls Outrage,
and thus amended the resolution passed ainos
unanimously
Several merchants EXPRESSED their vows ate
the adjournment that The meeting ard its actor
was premature.
| TURKEY.
Dervish Pasha. With Ell. 1T battal!ions, eucoun
tered 60t0 insurgen, In Bosnia Staying 500 an
routing them.
The European Consuls have proposed an arniis
tice.
| JAPAS.
AHAirs at Japan have taken more favorable
turn.
ePAIN.
The Sariinian Minister had demanded his pass
ports and leaves Maliid. The two government
lisagreeing on the Neapolitan Archives Ques
ton.