The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-28
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FOREIGN NE Y S.

Sandy Hook, Sept. q.
The steamer City of B.timore, from
Liserp oi II, via Queenstown Is. passed
here to day.
The Spanish Ministry has resigned.
The Times argues that the C.icsgo
Convention will lead to peace
Liverpool, S-pt IA Cotton cpenel
tirmer, bu, closed f., and irregular with
sight decline.
London. sep'. l4-Conscls closed at
s3i for money.
Ameriesa Stoeks-Eie AZ; Illinois
Central 43.Oiei discount.
The CITY vi baltimore arrived up q,
$50 o'clock.
The .,a,emeot that Semmes was TO
have a ne~ vessel is contrsdicted.
The Daily News says the Federal sue
eessts reduced the proceedings OF The
Convention to comparatvely insignii
c1nce.
The rebel loan declined per cent
The new rebel loan lately snaounced is Q
bogus one.
Tne i.ondon Times coutiuues ranguins
tha. the Chicago movement will lead ,e
peace between the N ilh snd South aDt
says: I'VE trust the public will admi
they have not been misguided BY ou'
com mmepts on this obstinate contest. Tn,
great fac. which We asserted from tb'
first is now placed beyond reach of con
trotersY We said the North could new
er subdae the South, and the North hs
now proclaimed the same cc@cess'on."
Lnne aud Morris, in the America
trade, have suspended.
Tie English papers, generally, are die
cussing tie prospects OF peace. most Z
them seeming 10 take the view ths, pesc
By an ormisice is highly probable.
The rebel loan recovered ! per cen
on the IA h, owing TO doubts thrown Q
the fall OF Atlanta.
D-nmark, encouraged By the Wester
Powers, refuses the eesslon of Nor,
Schleswig unless il is sanctioned By II
= vote of the people.
> The resignation CT the Spanish Mini.t
has been accepted.
y The Times further Gays the Chiese
Convention processes 10 staud by Il
Union as s.ou,fy as the Republicans then
s, Ives. and We can v-ry we'll understar
y Why the Democrats at Chicago shrir
& from hurting cut the fact that the Sou
must 60 free. but on what grounds
u with what expectations sof success cou
c. the Coniedera,es now be asked to yie
D. what they have beeo fighting for to Il
> very men who have been unable to wrt
i, from them.
1t appears to US more probable {
"a Democrats should have dissui-ed th,
is genuine policy than that the pc, pie of t
n. 5 nth should have manifested any rvss
~ ness TO compromise.
~ Y Ills more likely an armistce wilt
IS the tirst step towards perception of I
truth. The North, after finding /
% South cannot be ccerced. will find also
Is ca II be persuaded, snd the reflection {
couraged by the interval will. grsdua
10, induce the Federal States 10 relinqu
what they can't chain rather thA
ut turn to what has already been pro,et
Ir- hopeless aud rninous Struggle.
The Times In conclusion SAYS the wo
lie, has been much misied il the D.mocra
-ce pdf,y is not the strongest party in
ng Nlrthc'n States, strong enu1sh in
be at -enee of any oexpected event TO ca
THE elsctioH in November aud 10 impr
ar i'll policy in the I'M srval upon the excit
are administration. 1t must not be forgot
ns, the Republicans uill be reluctant to re
aly fon poser that any, signal success !
- once more place them in the ascend
ing aud il they el,ousd deem > peace pa
undesirable they win eajoy all the ads
The tsges OF actual ,ficite IL nsintlining
sst opposite p'iiry. sssfk*
in The Herald thinks that even If
for Lioceln -hoad d be ro-eieeted. tho attit
ION Of ,hs' D tmocratic party encourages
hoPs that II tie presen. temper Of