The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-14
Saspy HOOK, Nov. ls.

DANDY HOOK, NOV. 49,
The steamer City of Washington from Lv
erpool lst. and Queenstown I'd, arrived here
with four days later news.
1t is stated that Spain intends taking ener-
setic measures in the suppression of the slave
trade.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton declined Id.
closing with an Upward tendency.
PROVISIONS - steady; produce quiet and
steady. The markets were closed on Tues
day.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Consuls for money sSi
onss; U. s. 520's, G3lGe6i; Erie shares So
Illinois Central. s0fcT s0i
lhe British Government ordered all re-
strlctions on American vessels removed.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning
lostsays: The intended withdrawal of the
French from Mexico has lately assumed q
more decided character
The Post says 1t is scarcely TO be supposed
the United States Government would wish to
replace such government and to return to re
publican confusion and anarchy. In course o.
time public feeling in America will acknowl
edge the Liberal power now endeavoring te
raise Mexico to civilization.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1st-The visit of the
Prince of Walesto Liverpool having taken
place on the 3lst, business was totally sus
pended on that day, the commercial repor,
consequently is only one day later than By
the Cuba.
The proprietor ofthe Irish People is attempt.
ing to bring actions against Lord Secil and
other authorities for the suppression of his
papers.
A French journal denied that France made
any effort to exercise moral influence in the
Austrian policy towards Frankfort On the
10Th, respectable looking man, giving his
name as Lieut.. James Henry Safer, of the !,Iil
Conn. Volunteers, was arrested at Dublin,
on the arrival Of steamer from Liverpool
The prisoner was found to have in his pos
session, seven barreled revolver 200 ri6ed
patent ball cartridges, said to be poisoned, .
box OF patent concussion caps, four military
drill books, four commissions, bearing his
name, TO serve In the volunteers as lieutenant
and colonel; also the sum of thirty
pounds IN gold, supposed to be for the pur
pose OF Fenlanism. He stated that he returned
to Ireland to see an uncle and intended
shortly to return to America He was re-
manded for further inquiry.
Bourse Bic and fiat. Rentes closed at 66f.
The Italian elections resulted highly fayo-
rable to the Government.
General kamoseler is appointed Papal
Minister.
Two Frenchl frigntes arrived at Vocchia,
for troops, now commencing the evacuation
OF Holsten and to be conveyed that Schleswlg
be incorporated into Germany, and that the
confederation pay all expenses of the late
Danish war;
FARTHER PoIyT, Nov. 13.-The Canadian
steamship Belgian, from Liverpool I'd, via
Londonderry 3D., patsed this point at l:30 P.
NJ, en- route to Quebec. s.s sY i
GREAT BRtTArI-The. BRITISH sParliMnent
has been farther prorogued until the 23d inst
The Times ays the present cabinet lis COM
pletewithout exception of single officer.
The Star alludes to and remarks upon the
ohanimity Of the London press on the follow
ing points, namely: q reform, which must
docide the durability Of the cabinet and the
im&erative necessity Of reconstruction Of
theministerial personnel in the Commons, If
cabinet Is to face new Parliament With
- decent show of inanence and power
E1land is not wanting in material, from
wah the recent liberal losses might be sup
IN Tipes publishes letter in large type,
ffoG4 uember of permanent, limiting that
no met will be satisfactory to his party,
whte@dO not include Mr.. Bright, and sng-
ge4i1 his appointment to the Secretaryship
Of 6te8 for India
cnaneeilor OF the exchequer, while on
20 ulascow, was presented with the
lere = OF the city. On the LIST inst. he was
1Ny 4 TO dinner which was followed by
kingmen's dernonstration. He also recei-
I'd an address from the ParIiamentary Re-
form Union. Tho chancellor spoke ii some
length, ia acknowledgm ofthe honor ofbe-
ing placed on The citinens roll He deplored
Lord Palmers4on's los, and paid tributs to
- memory, but bads the csantry be Of good