Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-26
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

PORTLAND, NJ arch 81.
The steamship Nova Sco,ian, from Liverpool
18th, via Londonderry l4th inst, arrived It four
o'clock this morning. The dates per Nova SEQ
tian, are two days later than those already at
hand. The steamships kangaroo and Teutonia,
from New York, arrived out on the 18th instant
Political news unimpOrtant.
LONDON. March Il.
The Paris Patrie asserts that O memb of the
English Cabinet recently declared to deputarion
from the manufacturing districts, that according
to information from Washington, an amicable
separation betu cen the North and South would
take place about June, and thu bases of the treaty
would DO ~ follows: Missouri. Kentucky and Te, :
uesseo are to return to tho Union. The two ke-
publios to lave no land customs. Line search
for slaves is to be prohibited. In all the States
slavery must disappear within thirty years.
PARIs March H.
NJ. Thouvenal has sent a note to n. Relezxis,
denouncing the dangers created by tho Italian
providemento assertion.
The specie in tho Bank of France has increased
during the month, sixty one millions.
Jules Fare, in the corps leytslat,b, denounced
the Mexican expedition, but the paragraph favor
ing it in the address 10 the Emperor, adopted
LIVERPOOL, March IA.
Tho Sumter still remained at Gibraltar on the
7th inst.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tho London Tiues publis shes an article agsius,
any revision Of the maritime law. II argues tha,
~ LHRiAuu gives UP tnc Slkul - capture MeTcnhnt
ships, she will surrender the only arm that hsl
gained her all she has, and deprive her Of all STE
has gained.
Tho London Times thinks that the victories re.
Gently gained by the Federals, will lead TO sepa
ration an1 peace between the Northern and
Southern States.
1t s rumored that the English government al
| notified the French government Of the sudden de-
parture from London of three men who were i'm
plicated in tho Orisini PLOT, and that these mon
were suspected Of harboring designs against tho
life of the Emperor Tho French police we're on
the look out for tho three men.
ITALY.
Tho mai iority Of the members Of the Chamber
Of Deputies have resolved to support tho new
| Ministry.
| Tho details Of tho first sitting Of tho General
Previdemento Assembly, At Genoa, had been pub
| lished. GaribAldi WAS most Enthusiastically re-
ceived in his speech. He applauded tao holy ides
| Of a central committee of the Providemento. The
idea Of forming ono society from all tho liberal
Italian societies, would receive tho approval OF al
! the representatives Of those societies. He wal
strongly in favor of such union, in order to form
| to express it in q word, the Roman Fasses. TTh,
| Assembly here arose TO their feet and loudly ap
plauded the sentiment Garibaldi, when the ap
plause subsided, resumed his remarkable said
lie hoped the Italians would hold out their and
TO all the enslaved nations Of the earth. The Gov
ernment had warned the Providemcnto Commltto
Of Genoa TO assume a certain tone, otherwise the
would be compelled to dissolve the Association.
| SPAIN.
| Tho Confederate Commi ssioner, Rost. had ar
rived in Madrid, but the Government refused I
receiye him.