The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-31

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Portland, Me-, Jan. SO.
Latest via Londonderry.-Liyerpool,
Jan. l7.-Flour steady. Wheat active,
with upward tendency. Corn quiet but
steady Provisions do
London, Jan. l7.--Consols for money
93l; Illinois Central shares 431fa42a
discount; Erie shares %; New York Cen
trail 7.I@733.
1 The Times predicts speedy collapse IN
America, under the suspension Of specie
payments. Ital.o publishes extracts from
Russell's diary to the Sd of January
He says 1t requires augmentary faith to
believe there will be any success in sub.
jugating the South. for the army Of the
North will be stricken down for the want
Of means. The troops sent to points
along the coast are suffering from sick
ness. The pretense of there being Union
men at the South is fast vanishing. Mr..
Russell sees an extraordinary lack of or
binary political common sense in Ameri-
can journals.
Capt. Symms, of the Confederate
States navy, and commander Of the Sum-
ter. has addressed letter to the Times.
defending his ship against the insinua-
tons Of the Secretary of the Federal
Navy, who in his official report describes
the Sumter as q piratical rover
Paris Bourse steady; Rentes quiet at
6ef.
French journals generally compliment
the Cabinet Of Washington for their &C.
ton in regard to the Trent affair.
PRUssIA.-The King of Prussia, in
his speech at the opening Of the Cham.
beers, reioicedsat the happy issue of the
/ Anglo American difficulties.
SpAIN.--The priyateer Sumter con-
tinucd at the port Of Cadiz.
London Money Market -Consols ex-
perienced further decline OF per cent.
Money very easy.
he publication of the correspondence
in relation TO the Trent affair has led TO
some very bitter structures on the dis patch
of Mr.. Seward, particularly as regards
that part where it is announced that the
prisoners, Mason and Slidell, would have
been retained had the interests Of the
Union required it. The London Times
doubts whether any nation ever committed
blunder SO palpable and 50 enormous. u
The London Morning Post says it is
clear that the law of the stronger is the
only law ruling in the United States -
The London Herald Gays that the last
four lines of Mr. Stewards dispatch is the
only part Of it that can only be accepted
as an answer to British demands.
! VERY LATEsr.-Telegraph to London
derry, Liverpool, Jan. It. Notwith-
standing the rumorcd sale Of the Nash.
vile. she continued TO fly the confeder-
ate flag. No sale has been registered at
the admiralty.
Berlin, Jan. Ill. is reported that
England has no objection to examine the
question of guaratee for the rights of neu-
trails by diplomatic correspondence, but
would be opposed to congress on the
question,
Several members of Parliament had
been addressing their constituents -
America was the main topic.
Mr.. Gladstone made speech at Leith.
He was very friendly towards America,
aud hoped the concession the American
Government would be conceived in most
generous spirit ard irritation not be in
creased By minute criticism He thought
the North had undertaken . task which
would prove*too much for them
Mr.. Gilpin, Of Northampton, declared
that the lack of sympathy with the North
was because the North had not identified
themselves with the first principles Of
their Constitution which declares all men
born free and equal, but he believed the
! question had now become slavery or free
dom. lie called Old Englishmcn TO hest
tate before they directly or indirectly
sanction a premature and unnecessary ac-
acknowledgement of the South.
Lord Henly, at the same meeting, mt
!, tered similar sentiments.
Mr.. Beresford Hope took rather an op-
posite ground. He believed if the south
ern confederacy established its independ.
ence it would lead to an amelioration OF
! the condition Of the save.
The frigate Warrior was expected al
Plymouth in day or two on her way to
the North American Station.
ITAIY.--The Pope in his allocution to
, the Cardinals that Russia had consented
to the establishment OF the Papal nun
clio at st. Petersburgh, said he hoped THU
fresh concession on the part OF the EN-
peror would be the signal for others il
, favor Of the unfortunate Polish Nation.
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