Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-30
Foreign News.
CAPE RACE, Sept 80

SAIE hAeE, 'cept ~
Steamship Europa from Liverpool 2o,h, vi.
Queenstown 21st arrived off this point at 4
o'clock yesterday, Sunday, /. M.. and was
boarded by uevs yacht, and summary news
obtained The dates by Europa two days later
than those by the Angio-saxon
The Teut niu from New York arrived AZ
Southampton Oh the 10Th
The Persia from New York arrived at Queens.
town on the goth The poiit cal Lews by the
Europa is uninportant.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A telegraph dispsteh from the Holy Land,
on the evening OF the 18th lost. reports screw
steamer Alabama, better known az No. 29O, Oft
that port having had to put back. This re-
port is thought to be incorrect. the Alabama
alluded to probably being an irregular Medit-
errauean trader.
The Lor,ooa Daity Ne'ns ciitorially tannts
the friends Of secession with beng jnbilatt
over the triumph over slave power, and
asks who is to be beiterei for it. 1t Gays that
shou d the hopes Of its Engiish friends OF sc.
cession be realized, and twenty millions Of free
men of the North pusillaBimously consent to
let six millions in the South give law to their
continent We may expect TO see them assert
ing free exercise Of right Of slave trade Oh
tie coast OF Africa. We shall fad they viii
ne as H,tie QlSt U1G1 w 1c'tT W UuE GOSIpuS
about Africa alave trade as they have been
to accept tho doctrine Of New England about
| slave trade between states, which right JEFF.
Davis has expressly reserved for the South
His admirers in England may find they have
| not vet done him all the service he requires,
The London TINES earnestiy denounces the pol
lev OF tho Abolitionsts Of the North, in seeking
| to raise the negroes of the South against their
masters. 1t says the idea Of the Aboiitionsts is
to org lnize series OF Cawnpore masses le2iti-
mat devices Of warfare, but it thinks they will
| not be successful in the attempt 1t adds: "In-
deed ID is difficult TO how proclamation by a
| beseiyed or fugitive President can have any
! greater effect than proclamation issued by such
1 Generfis as Hunter and Phelps, inciting negroes
| TO revolt" It trusts that President Lincoln will
refrain from an act which will be at once crime
1 and a biander which will in way advance the
Federal ca use, bnt only deepen and make eterna
| hatred between two sections.
The New Yerk correspond dent OF the LODI
don Times is Of opinion that Europe need not
fear that the North will nniic to repel foreign
interv en.ion its courage is gone and the
game is lost. Washington knows II New ! OIL
does not, that abo,itioDists are destroyiDg tn
L MON BY their frantic efforts to save it.
LONDON, Sept. 81,
There 10 no political news ofimportance
The chsmb rs Of commerce ef Lverpoo
and Na aDchester B6O prefenteu AZ a1oIese
Mr. Lsney. who made lengthy address o.
: Indian Affairs, 10 which he said we could 4 o
exoect more than a million and quartz
bales Of cotton from India during the nez
, IL months II therefore it rhouid be inpossibl
to get cotton raised in the Southern States, th
present crieis must 60 on with augumentin
evils for the next IL months-but he believe
that many months would not elspse before tn
| termination OF the etruegle-recogDition ,
. England and the other great powers OF II
. Southern Corfedeeacy.
y Jnte 10 authoritive|y pronounced too britt
for substitute for cotton.
France asserts that majority OF the eao
ret Of Juares have decided on proposing teri
of ca capitulation to Gen. Forey, on the basis
:. IL the surrender Of the City OF Mexico 81
s, Pneblo TO the French
The French cotton districts are described
suffering dreadfully. The distress at NJ
hou-eur exceeds anything in LAncanshire.
9, Canton dates OF Augu.t 10. represent u
st Canton ard Macaco have been visited by
" violent typhoon. Immense damage was NO
ne to property, and 40 900 lives we're lost
It. Advicss from Morocabo Of September 4th fsp
that revolution had taken place there Aas.