The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-26

The steamer Etna arrived at $50 L. NJ
with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst.
The t. =. steamer james Adger left
Southampton on the 18th inst, destina-
ton unknown.
Three British vessels Of war were ready
to sail for Mexico, but had been detained,
owing 10 stormy weather.
The French ships were to sail immedi-
ately. 1t was reported that il was at the
instigation of England that the T.. s are
TO be invited to join the Mexican expedi-
ton. The Spanish Journals talk of a
probable Spanish Protectorate as the re-
suit of the expedition.
The King of Portugal died Of typhus
fever on the 18th. The Duke of Oporto
has succeeded to the throne.
GREAT BRITAIN The speech of Mr..
Adams, the American Minister, at the
Lord Mayors banquet, has attracted con
siderable attention. He was silent IN to
the war, but very pacific towards England
The Daily News says it was frank, manly,
sensible and seasonable, and must be cor
daily welcomed by England ut large, es-
peclally as small but active fraction is
doing Its utmost TO misrepresent American
diplomacy and create bad feeling The
Morning Post says the speech was mark
ed by the most friendly statements re-
speeding the good feelings of our Govern
ment and people towards England, and
hopes that no occurrences will happen to
belle these statements. The Times i.
Enthusiastically sarcastic but at the same
time complimentary to Mr. Adams.
Dudley Mann and Yancey were guests
at the grand banquet of the fishmoneers'
Company in London. The latter spoke
to toast for the restoration Of peace in
America. He spoke strongly in defense
Of the Confederate cause, and eulogizcd
England for her recognition OF beligerents
rights, and said the Confederates did not
desire Intervention, being able to maintain
their independence, but they did desire 4
recognition b. the Powers He asserted
that there can be no basis for negotiations
so long as the Confcderatcs are treated , 8
rebels. When they are treated as BELLE
erent power then the morning If peace viii
dawn, as the ConfederateS will be- innexi.
Die on points of independence and honor.
The Times seeks TO calm the dismay az
the short supply of cotton, and SAYS there
Is no ground for national alarm.
The final obsequies at the intertnent of
the remains Of McManus took place at
Dublin on the 10th inst. Ii was an i'm.
posing demonstration.
FRANcE.-Anim important Cabinet coun-
cll was held at Paris ON the I2th. II was
almost certain that Fould had accepted
the Ministry IT Finance lis programme
will be reintrenchment In every brunch.
Europe will be assured Of The paeifa in.
tentaous Of France
The Senate j. called t. assemble On the
10th OF December
l.eaiiroy It. liillyar, the celebrated nat.
uralist, is dead
The Paris Bonrse was firm and higher.
rentcs 69t, 3ec.
BELGIUM 1.-The Belgian Chambers had
been opened Tie King speech was ST
lent on the Italian question, but the Min
lister Of Francis II has been notified that
they will no longer entertain official r. !.
lalions with him
spAiN.--The Spanish Cortes has been
opened by the Queen. Her speech was
unlmportant
HoIIAND.--The Minister of FOREIGN
Affairs in the Cabinet has resigned
ArsrRIA.--The Minister Of Justice in
the Vienna Cabinet has resigned.
RrssIA.-Numerous arrests have taken
place among the Jewish Rabies at War
saw.
Latest--vla Queenstown Breadstuiis
quiet and steady. Corn declining.
London, l4th.-Consols for money
933fo94. American securities ouict
!. &. Ace discount, n Y. G. Toe, Erie
21c. The Etna brought about Es,o 900 in
specie.