Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-06

| Inc steamships Etna aud China arrived at
New York on Tuesday night, with Liverpool
| the 18th ult.
The Hecla and Europa passed Cape Clear
bound in on the 18th.
The United States steamer Sacramento, from
the north for the westward, arrived at Deal on
the 25th and anchored.
The london Daay Ns,cs New i@ YonE corrsspon: ptas
dent represents that there is nothing to look
for but war, whoever 10 elected President,
there being no peace party 10 weigh In the
contest, unless some great change should come
over the public mind.
| Is little to choose between Lincoln and McClel
| Ian. One seeks 70 restore the Union by a wal
| for determination, and the other by offering
the South everything but It's indepondenc ce
That offer failing, Mcclellan will be In the
same predlcament as Lincoln.
Great depression continued TO prevail In
commercial circles, and much distrust WAS
evinced. The heavy losses which were being
incurred by the serious fall in cotton was the
| main cause of the alarm. One Liverpool
| house, Walker, Coatesworth Il Co., and also
| Messrs. Oelrichs & Co., OF London, had sus.
pended payment for large amounts; both arms
being engaged In cotton operations. 1t Ia
stated that the liabilities Of Mr.. Dose, of Hayre
in the cotton trade, reach no lees than g+O0, ,OO(
sterling.
| The failure Of the Leeds Banking Company
was proving very bad affair, and had led "a
the stoppsge ofseveral firms, including Messrs
saalfeld Brothers, Mr.. John Abraham, Of Lon
don, and Mr.. j. W. Aarsden, iron masters
Leeds. 1t was feared further failures woult
take place.
| On the evening OF the 3lst popular demon
stration took place before the royal palace
Shouts were raised Of Turin for the capital 81
| group Of rioters endeavored TO break tn.
line formed by the military, and TO force their
way into the ministerial residence. The mill
| tary were then obliged to fire, killing and
wounding several persons.
The Turin dispatch Of the 22d says; 9Th,
| OFFICIAL Gazette OF to-day publishes an account
OF the events of yesterday, stating that the col
llsion, before the palace, was the result of acci
dent. The carbineers were attacked by the
crowd, and, without orders, made use Of thelI
arms In Belf-defeuce.
An investigation has been ordered into the
conduct Of some OF the agents OF the police
Several Of the citizens were killed, and Others
woundedj twenty cArbineers were also wounded,
i've Of them seriously.
large body OF troops has arrived at Turin,
and they have been placed under the command
| of Col. Della Rocca. The National Guard has
also been called out.
A proclamation has been Issued by the Syn.
die recommending the people 10 return to q
state of tranquility. There have been no fresh
disturbances today.
A Turin dispatch of the 23d says, Yesterday
the city was tranquil during the day, but In the
| evening the disturbances were renewed. Groups
| of people assembled and raised seditious cries
| throwing stones and firing shots before the
Royal Palace. The police and troops stationed
| on the piazza Of Don Carlo fred upon the popu,
lace, killing and wounding twenty individuals
including the lieutenant colonel.
This morning the city has resumed It's ordi.
nary aspect. The shops all open, and the arti.
Zaus all at work. II is generally believed that
the disturbances will not be renewed, The Fx.
change closed yesterday.
The accounts which have arrived from ali
parts of Italy announce that the new Franco.
Italian treaty Is received with the greatest sat.
lsfactlou.
A later telegram, dated evening of the 2Sd
says: The King has summoned Gen. de la Mar
mora to form a new cabinet.
The London Daily Neps remarks that, II King
Victor Emmanuel has consented 10 abandon
the royal city OF his race, all Italy may be well
assured that the King Is bending 10 some su-
preme necessity. what this necessity may be
We have no means Of Judgingj bat IL can hardly
tal, and retiring into Tuscany, out OF the way
OF threatening enemies and unfortunate allies.
0EHKRAL NEWS.
Inc returns Of the Bank OF France AhoW an
increase OF three and quarter million francs.
inc Danlsh question 10 UNCHANGED.
Inc rrusslan semi-official Journal SAYS the
government Ia prepared and armed for the re-
hewAl OF the struggle on the International oues-
tons with the opposition.
The Vienna AbaIds Post IntlmAtes that n nav
huS'rlan loan is about TO be negotiated,