The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-23

FOREIGN NEWS.
Portland, March 80.
The Norwegian from Liverpool 9th, via
Londonderry 9th, arrived this p. IN.
Cotton market opened at decline 40
Id, but under American and Indian
advices the decline was almost recovered.
Sales for the week 285 bales, closing at
about last weeks quotations. On Friday
market 6rm.
Breacstufs on Friday steady, except
rorn, wthirh ww ducffiuiuY.
Provisions quiet. a
Consols on Friday 92s for money, IL
liuois G. 43.@42s discount. Erie AL
@434.
Tuesdays market -four declined Cd
Wheat declined 1a(12d, and corn Sd.
The City Of Manchester leaves Liver
pool as an extra vessel March 7th. The
steamer Isis leaves the same day.
The proposal Of the Washington Gov
eminent for issuing letters of marque,
with other indications, have revived the
impression that certain portion of the
Washington Cabinet was endeavoring to
obtain solution Of the existing difficulty
by foreign war, and the breaking up Of
tho Union TO be attributable to the over
whclming power of European aristocra-
,cy. This theory alone explains Stewards
deterpsl.sii y. II 't,>ist that the Federal
power lras ul,t WIN nothing kuk success,
and that there is no Southern insurrce.
tion. ~ 40
The same writer points out the tota
impossibility Of conducting any sound
business in anything under the violent
fluctuations Of gold. hit Il
La France asserts the Cabinet has been
instructed to act diplomatically at st.
Petersburg in favor Of Poland.
Latest letters from Crocow are favora-
BILE to the Poles.
Prince Domercita had been killed while
cutting his way through some Russians.
The appointment of Gen. Debergas to
the command of the Russian troops in
iPohnd il considered rs indicative of Q
stern and unrelenting determination TO
crush the revolt.
4 A deputation waited upon Mr.. Adams
in London, and presented him with an
address signed BY more than Is, 500 citi-
/ Gems q Birmingham, sympathizing with
the anti-slavery policy Of President Lin.
: coin. 8
: In the House Of Lords, Lord StroehD
read notice in favor Of the recognition
Of tho South whenever France is ready
to concur in the movement.
J, The Times strongly condemns The mo-
tons, deprecating discussion on the sub
II ject, aud urges strict neutrality.
q In the House Of Commons Mr.. Laird
asked il the Government was informed
: Of ships preparing for the Confederacy in
Englan similar to the Alabama. He said
the attention Of the Government had
been called to more than one vessel Of
the kind, but evidence has not yet been
!, furnished to enable the Government to In
terfere.
Strict orders have been given for All
suspected vessels to be closely watched.
It is believed that the Russian Govern.
ment yielded to the European pressure in
favor of non interference in Polish af.
fairs. There is less panic aud appFehen.
sion - to the results which were likely
70 ensue.
The Prussian Chamber Of Deputation
passed by an overwhelming majority, the
bill in favor Of neutrality.
1t was stated FORTS had made do
. mand for more men and material for Mex.
leo, and the demand could not be com
piled with. 4'
4 A St. Petersburg telegram says serf
dom in Russia expired on the Sd. A Te
Denim vas sung In Al the churches. 4
Liverpool, 5th.-Bigelow 4 Richard
son Spence reports -four dull, and Sd low
Z or.
Wheat heavy; and 101d lower. Rec
Western 9(0D3; Western 009 sd; whit,
Western log 10 Sd; white sound ll@ll
Cd. u
Corn fist. and Cd lower; mixed IS s
i white R0@3l. ls4 Ia sev@ ssaa 8
q Same authority report beef tending
downward, and slightly lover,'
Pork very dull. Bacon inactive and Il
, lower. Lard quiet and steady.
Sugar quiet and unchanged. Coffee
inactive.
london brsadStuaa hsavy and still De,
! liverpool, -sshAstock u cotton ia
.tYoftA oa efo. bales; ~, 900 ,Ametican
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