The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
New York June 4

Il
The anxiety for American intcl,iccnc.
daily increases.
In the House of Commons Mildma,
asked what steps Government intended to
take in case Of the steamer Bermuds
seized by Federal ship-of- War on he,
passage from one British Colony to an.
other. Mr.. Layord said government had
received information of the seizure and
The case has been referred to law officers
of the crown whose opinion was awaited
The Times says ths details of the ptur.
of New Orleans places the surrender in
more creditable light, for it's defenders
surrendered after such a contest as took
place being Invested ofauy reproach. 1t
says stubborn and protracted resistance is
yet threatened by the South but the pro-
gress OF the North though somewhat slow
has been hitherto sure and if place after
place be abandoned there must come a
time when the rest will be hardly worth
defending.
The Paris Constitutional argues that
the north in advancing deep into the
south will meet with insurmountable OBJ
stacles. That the end is furthersoff than
ever and that those who urge the north
to establish It's sway on sanguinnary ruins
and devastation are not aware Of The sad
future they would prepare, viz: Emanci-
patton for four millions negroes and slave
ny for six million whites.
Arguments relative TT the restitution
OF the ship Emily ST. Pierre were advanced
pro and con in Liverpool Journals. The
Globe says, England has washed her hands
Of Mexican business retaining only that
hold Of Vera Cruz customs essential to
compel the discharge of debts to English
subjects
Lord Paget said the Admiralty settled
with Capt. Coles relative to his cup. 10 IN
vention il is reported he gets $50, 600
down and . 900 for every enpslo intro
duced in the navy during fourteen years.
The Common Council of London unani-
mously agreed TO present the freedom of
the city to Geo. Peabody in gold box
for his muni6cent donation.
1t is reported that the French Govern
mcnt have resolved ON the occupation OF
the city of Mexico under every contingen-
cy, and next fall every strategic position
OF the country 10 be seized on, the occu-
patton to extend 3 years to allow time for
the development of the national will
The Arch Duke MAMMALIAN of Austria
Is about to visit France The bourse
firmer II acc. Ii is reported that France
has formally demanded the expulsion of
the ex-King of Naples from Rome.
The Consistory unanilno usly voted to
canonize the Japanese martyrs. Twenty
three Cardinals and 120 Bishops were
present Ii is reported via Madrid that
the English Cabinet invited Spain to de-
clare the Mexican treaty lapsed.
Trade at Manchester inactive but prices
firmer and tendency toward further adj
vance. r. s. Il Co. and others report
flour again easier and prices nominal quo
tations % and 6{a30, wheat very quiet
and again in favor of buyers, red western
8 and 6GlO and 2, southern 10 and 6.
white western Hand 30ll and 8. south
ern ii and 9@l2 and 3 per cantol. corn
dull and againirather lower. mixed 70 and
9{g27, white 3l{a32 per 4s0 lbs, Satur-
days provision market entirely without
change, business very dpll, beef very dull
and 2 and 6 lower, pork slow of sale 50@
sos. bacon very duh and lower. lard quiet
but steady AON43 and o. Barring Bros
say the Improvement in price has brought
forward sellers. and purchasers are chiefly
confined to those which can be RENTED
to the United States. There is little va
ration from last quotations.
LArEsr.-American securities better,
J. G. 43t042t discounts are 34l@35l.
Lsscst by Persia.
Via Queenstown Sunday The steam
er Southwick had arrived at Liverpool
from Nashau with cotton and rosin.
Madrid, May 24--H is stated that
Gen. Prim will be authorized to return to
Mexico az Spanish Ambassador, being
instructed to present his credentials only
to the constituted Government not to Jua-
rez.
Queenstown, May 90 Photographed
from Liverpool.
FROM CHINA.
Shanghai, April II.
The rebels were driven out of Thug
gado on the Sd. The place is in the hands
of the allies, Admiral Hope was slightly
wounded. Nankin is surrounded by su-
perior forces. Foreigners are allowed to
visit Pekin under the pass port system the
foreign allies are gaining favor in the eyes
Of the Chinese. Nothing important from
Janan