The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Sandy Hook, Oct. "a, P. NJ.

The steamship Australasian, from Liy-
erpool 18th, via Queenstown 18th, has
just been signalled. She will arrive up
to port about three clock this p M.
Her dates are three days later than
those by the Kangaroo.
The question of the recognition of the
Southern Confederacy by England con.
tinusd to attract considerable attention
1t was asserted that the English Govern.
ment had announced its intention Of con-
tinuing strict neutrality.
The steamship City Of New York arriy.
ed out on the 10th.
Liverpool rea dstutfs-Market gene
rally easier. Corn quiet and steady
Various circulars reported dour dull, with
downward tendency. Wheat irregular
and easier. Provisions heavy. Circu-
lars report beef declining pork no sale
bacon has downward tendency; lard
steady.
London, Friday evening-Consols clos
ed 93aM93s for money
Bullion in the Bank Of England has in
creased 400, 200 pounds.
London Aarket-Wheat very dull and
has declined 2la5 per cent. Sugar has q
downward tendency.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
London, 12th-The advces from Italy
are that Garibaldi is about to issue anoth-
er manifesto, and that he will still endeav-
or TO carry out his prospects of taking
Rome. -
Paris, Oct. 12th.--The Bourse closed
yesterday at 7lf 8ic in Rentes.
In view of Gladstone's strong speech
regarding the Southern Confederacy, and
the prominence given to il, it is asserted
that the British and French Governments
have lost no time in announcing their
resolution to persist in the policy of per-
feet neutrality.
1t is also asserted that there is no like
lihood of immediate recognition.
1t is reported that the Southern asso
citation in Liverpool, also the Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce, Influenced by
Gladstone remarks, would memorabilia
the government in favor Of the recogni-
ton OF the South,
The Times says the Commercial classes
in London are as strongly opposed as ever
to any action on the part Of the Govern
n11lt towards formal recognition of the
South, and hints that the desire for re-
cognltion comes rather from the North
than the South.
The Daily News replies to structures
upon President Lineoln's Emancipation
Proclamation, and defends it from the
odium sought TO be east upon H.
Sir John PaekertoH, III a speech, seid
he thought the time had come when Eng
land, France and possibly Russia, ought
to offer mediation in America, on the ba
sis of separation and on clear under
standing that if mediation is NOT accepted
recognition must follow.
Sir Bulwer Lytton, in speech, looked
upon restoration ofthe Union as imposs-
bic.
GOV. Moorehead is to be feastcd by the
Southerners in liverpool.
The Lord Mayor declines 10 lei a GAR
ribaldian meeting le hyll IN Guildhall.
The police have prohibited further
Garibsldian meetings III Hyde Park.
It is reported that Garr!baldi is offend
ed at the tone Of tho amnesty. and has
reserved the right of protesting against
it,
The Daily news editorially disputes the
idea that the South would willingly, in
the event of separation, concede any Of
the border States, and adds evidence
tending to prove quite the. contrary.
The Morning Post draws parallel be-
tween Lincoln's Government and that of
the ex-king Of Naples. It questions
whether Europe, in the event of any sig
nal victory attending the federals, would
be justified in longer Withholding the
recognition.