Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24
lOYeign News.

ST. JoHNs, y. F.. Jan 70
The steamer City Of New York, fro n Llverrool
We5aesl-y the 5th, va Qdeeast5n on Thur
day the Fl i us, passed are Race this Tnurs tay
inorlius. her dates are tour dsys later.
Tie steamship kuro.a aI.se. st Liverpool on
the lfth
There wa comfortable ditappoin,ment erI ssz-
ed 10 L. Z and q; the pcn reception OF defbite az!
vices AMer.ca in relation TO tAe Mason and
Sliie itnprog.a ana tha. the greatest anx ely
Wa. felt :or the news By to next arIira. lrom
Am4E.ra.
TIE tiiate Sumter hai Arrived at ra1iz She
Ia nded 4, prisoners taken fr IN three Federal yes
sc :, which she destroyed.
ea,es of cotton in the Liverpool market fer two
iavs H.nday ami Tuesday 2o0o0.
Marke. unsettled, but quotations are uL-
changed.
Drea istuE- had GoNnwarl tendency EXCEPT
Tor corn, which was II and upsard.
Provisions quiet sni steady.
Cons,ls e.54a9-2. ior money.
LATIsf.
The steansh Up City Of Washing ton, from New
rk arrived cut the sth.
The steamer Jura, from Portland, arrived on the
o;h. She took out the announcement q the az
Justine !, Of the Trent affair, which was received
vith tie greatest sa;isfac;ion. C3nsols inneoi-
atelv advanced from to n psr cent.
The L ted states gun boat Iuecarora bad ar
| rived At Southampton 10 watch the Nashville,
which was there ready for sea.
| Saies Of cotton Wednesday over twenty thou
| sand bales ~ coIsiJe:abie advance. Market ex
| cited and upTard
Ereads Z T. gu ct and steady.
| Provisions 4Giei.
| Con.ols advanced to % 4 for nsnev
! Some jonYnals argue ;Lat a definite answer vas
not TO be exs,-cted by the ur0p3, aGd tney think
III cause of peac Loses othing ~ delay. Others
construe 'ae delay uafavoraoy.
! TIE uo,n,sg Fos. thinks * dinnishes the
/ hopes Of lea = and b t the ashina;on Govern
| me-, viii propose a comproni:e winch will not be
| for a q nTnent entertained.
/ The 7,mes asks why should the decision be de-
layed, If favorable for peace, and says the imme-
diate surrender OF Mason and Siideli would nave
| heen a more glorious blow to the Confederates
! than victory on the Potomac, ard worth mill
ions TO the Fe leral e1cheauers.
/ Aus ell in his Jurisprudence TO the tlo5don
| 1Yr,os predicts that :he Cabinet At Warrington,
! would fuse to surrender up Mas n and Siideu.
| he ais avs that for victory the Federal sru y
has D. come . Io.itiel . iessty, and that GsL.
ucrl.l.n is heinc pressed On all sides, TO make
| onward movement.
| III. .d..c-s ., tho Europa caused an upward
tende in war ritks.
The Paris Patyie and Poys s,y that the Gov
lernuent At washiu gfon ofe ed 10 restore Naso1
and Slidell on condition that Eogiand would uot
recorui re the southern Con ederaey
The L.ndon Herald says that II the nason ana
Sriae, AFFAIRS are s~ttled, England and France
h.rs .n induce ment on Numerical grounds to
.,a,,;,e the ~eli-armed independence OF the
C.nSsaerate states, aud that ulless the step is
,n.nfuilv taken up by the Ministers a. once, it is
es,t.;n TO bo taken up By Parliament On It's as-
The Daily Fer. fsys that any reeognition oi
the Confsdeeats Statss is too appass0tt TO Engiish
psiasiPs + b psally sasjsct for aPpeeeeues.