Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-09

Ths Illinois hiss taken on board 2 900 bb,s
OF assorted stores, 500 cases Of nueksts. large
quantity OF ammunition. and packs OF artil
lsry. With large number Of gun carriages,
and $4,000 10 specie. She ssils in the mora.
ing.
The Posfs Washington dispateh ststss that
Gen. Scott continues sctivs personal superyis-
ion Of the military, which is considered sui.
ficient to pro- ect the city. Guards around the
capitol and public buildings have been doub-
led and armed to the teeth.
| The Post quotes = private letter from
Charleston. which sti tes that Anderson intends
70 retort On the Chsrles'onians stopping his
supplies. by prohibiting further intercourse by
water with the forts that surround him.
| The Commeyeiars Washingto dispatch says
Lieut.. Talbot left Tor Sumter to-day, with in-
| IstruOtions TO Anderson. and will nndoubssdly
be re-sdmitted to the fort. although stringent
| reg guations have been adopted by the secss.
| siOnists.
Large quantities of ordnance and smmuui.
ton. DC, has been transported to-day from
Governors Island. to tn. steamship Baltic, in
Guiding 100 gun carriages for large Columbisds
marked Fort Pickene. She sailed at 7 o'clock
this evening.
Later from Europe.
PORTLAND. April 8.
The steamship Canadian left Liverpool the
2Sth. and Londonderry the eve Of the 99th.
aud arrived here this morning, In eight aud
half days from Londonderry.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament stood adjourned for the Esster
season until April 9Th
The strike 10 London Of the building trade
| again assumes serious proportions.
| Torn outs among Lancashire weavsrs we're
increasing, and come rioting was feared
| In consequence Of Friday and Saturday be-
ing holidays. the market nsvs by the Persia
will be no later than that now received.
FRANCE.
Napoleon received the address from the
Coybs LegisidtiF on the 231 In returning
| thanks he said not v ithstanding the debate. be
by no means regretted o see such discussion.
but he hoped that the Government and Legis-
Iature would mutually Aid each other The
epeech is regarded ~ ambiyious
The Popss last alteration has been sup
pressed.
France is fer less conclliatory that has been
| represented.
The order for sending reinforcements Of
French troops to Rome, intended to counteraet
the movements of Austria, has been counter
ma:ded, after explanation from Austria.
ITALY.
Count Csvour. in his speech on the Roman
question, claim. d that Italy had . right to
have Rome for her capital, ssd that the Union
Of the imperial and spiritual power was the
source Of evil
Keac.ionary demonstration. were taking
place 10 Syria.
II 10 certain that the American Secretary OF
Legation hsd been murdered at Jeddo. Tho
English and French Ministers had retired. but
the American Minister remained at Jeddo.
GREAT BRIrAIH.
1t is officially stated that Prince Albert will
visit Canada this summer, arriving there the
middle Of June.
The ado rned general meeting of the Gal.
way Steamship Company, was held in London.
on the 9th. The Directors were authorized
to aise an additional 46OO.OoO at Z per cent,
They propose landing the "s''a at N~vfnund.
land, every VOYAGE.
Negotiations are being made with the Great
Eastern to convey to New York 10000 Ger
man emigrants, bound to Mormon Territory.
| The London building strike threatened to
| assume formidable dimensions. Great con
tractors had determined to close their Yards il
the men continued to refuse their offers, thus
| throwing some AS, 900 men out Of employ ment
Preparations were making to import laborer.
| from Belgium. where wages were lower than
| in England.
Rev. Dr. Cheever had been lectnring in Liv
| erpool, Oh the question Of slavery and ths
Y American crisis.
| The Times Paris correspor dent SAYS Ger.
Guyon has been authorized to make contracts
I the French army ut Rome for ak month
longer.
The Pari. journals had received psrmisaIo,
| IN r,I,iiah he all
The rumor that Austria intended aggression,
against Piedmont. is false.
ITALY.
In the Chamber of Deputies. several speak
ers on the left, proposed the simple prociama
ti0n Of Rome a. the capital OF Italy, and cali
Ing on Napoleon to withdraw his tro0ps
1t is reported that \ disturbance took plsc
at Warsaw. but nothing serious occurred
The presert regulations for public instruct
ions in Poland are abolished.
A epecia. communication for public worshiI
and instruction is appointed A council o
state lie to be appointed. composed Of member
Of the clergy and the uo-t distinguished per
sons Of Poland. The right Of petition to tn
national government is granted.
| TURKEY
A scheme Of forcad loan is published.
1t was stated that there wa 10 be anothe
| luTkIsh loan guaranteed w france TOT com
pliance with French views ia Syria.
| CHINA
Tslegrsms report teas advanced, hut ar
dull at Canton.
| LATEST VIA LoSDoSDEGEY.
LONDON, 29th.-The Iiaes Paris CORES
pondent writes that hostililies appear immi
nsnt between the Austrians and PIsdmontesp
Victor Emanuel 10 said to have written 1,
Prince Napoleon Of an attack, and urging hiu
to represent matters to the Emperor in thei
light.
TUK1S.-In the Chamber Of Deputies Signo
Cheer spoke against the transfer Of the capita
Of the kingdom Of Italy to Rome. Count Ca
YOUR urged that Rome shoa.d be imme j
declared the capital of Italy. The transfe
will take place in consequence .fthe law sdoI
ted BY the Chambers without any disturbance
The time viii be fixed by Law
From Santa Fee.