The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-05


The steamer Norwegian from Liverpool
on the 10Th, via Londonderry On the 2lst,
arrived this morning. Political nexspos-
seescs NO particular interest. Breadsiufs
closed with downward tendency, aud ali
qualities slightly declined. PROVISIONS
|4uietAud steady, r se ~ . ~
London, friday Coasols elossd Ut
92l@83 for money. American stocks
Latest sales, Ills. Cen. shares. 45l. The
bank returns show an increase IN bullion
Of f148, COO
The Journal Espana demands mon
archy for Peru, by universal suffrage.
Is Rome. 2O-The police have made uany
arrests. The proclamation Of the Nation
q Committee has been secretly poeted
here. The Committee hope for early suc-
cess, bat counsels patience. Its believed
that Napoleon has given assurance 10 the
Pope that the French troops will not leave
Rome. A popular manifestation was pre-
pared 70 celebrate the anniversary of the
capture of Gaeta Numerous patrols
trsversed the street 70 prevent it's taking
place.
Berlin, 20 - The question between
Prussia and Austria contiuually widen
ing-the language Of the Prussian and
Austrian papers is daily more hostile -
The agitation in Germany Is increasing.
Austria, BY her recent conduct, kad lost
much OF her influences in northern Ger
many. slsl i 8 IIss4
Paris, 2l-The Temps and other Paris
papers demonstrate thA uonarc hal resto-
ration in North America will only benefit
Spain and the Spanish monarchil inter.
ests alone chat exist there. %&sS
1T Is believed that sAe speech of Prince
Napoleon on. ~ address of the Senate
will express the real policy Of tho Emperor
on the Italian question.
The fdRo~isg Is ! summary. of the
news taken ostbJ tha City Of New York.
The Tuscafora left Gibraltar Oh the 18th
inst for sAe Spanish wstssT Shs had
been watching the Sumter which still re-.
manned 1t Gibraltar unable 70 procure
coal. ~ ErE gta- 81
In the House of Commons on the 18th
inst. the supplementary estimates for the
Naval and Military Expedition in the
Tfshs AMIR sniountisg isaalI 70 T3,0eOs
were moved and unanimously agreed 70.
In the debate on the subject Mr.. Bright
strongly denounced the policy q the Gov
eminent. He said the money had been
worse than thrown away The threaten
ing msnaoes we're quite uncalIed for, and
gave Earl kusselfs first dispatch which
he said had more the appearance OF .
declaration of war than courteous demand
for just object which America GOULD not
fail to accede to. He refused the idea
that the American Government was in
fucnced by a Mob. and argued tha. The
interests of England were SO bound up
with America that il was in every respect
inadvisable to inflict sting that it might
take century to remove.
Mr.. Baxter endorsed the tone of the
Government, but condemned the tone of
the Presidents Message.
OrdeIs had sAcen received at Hheerness
to dismaalle all gunboats prepared for
Commission under the American diff.
fculty.
The Daily News and Star publish the
correspondence with Mr.. Seward relative
to the passage Of British troops through
the State of Maine. The latter journal
accords great praise 70 Mr.. Seward for
his course in this respect. RI.
The reading of the address to the EN-
poror Of France had taken place in the
Senate. and debate commenced upon il on
the 10Th inst. The address regrets the
suferings inflicted By American civiiaw
on trade aud manufacturers, but agrees
with the Empssor that the friendly rela-
tons Of the oountries render neutrality
incumbent, and believe that the quarrel
will Be- ii f6sShofter if Act conpliea.Sd
BY foreign influences.