The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-21
&C., &C., DC.
New YORK, Nov. 2

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
The steamship City of London with Liver
pool dates to the sth, and Queensto~ the 9th,
arrived at quarantine early this forenoon. but
was detained until 1890.
The pirate Shenandoah arrived in the Mer-
sey on the 9Th, and surrendered to the guard
ship Donegal, and is in the hands of the ma
val authorities,
Capt Waddell states that tee first informa-
ton received Of the close of the war was on
the 30th Of August, from the British war ves-
sci, Barrnconta, and that he Immediately con-
signed his guns to the hold and steered for
Liverpool.
The Daily Ners says Americans may be in.
clined to say it was only proving her TO be of
British origin, but the Daily Ners cannot help
asking how the Shenandoah has been able to
pursue her course without the least Interrupt
ton from the American navy. Can it be pos
sible that the expectation Of recovering com
pensation for losses resulting from her depre-
dations, from England made the American
government less eager for her capture? n
the world should come TO that conclusion, it
would be one of the strongest practical argu-
ments agains, the admission of such libels
against England.
1t is stated that waddell sent letter to Earl
Russell, but the contents are unknown.
Shenandoah.
The Star says the vessel will be claimed by
America, and there is no reason for refusing
the request.
The Tunes says the personal liabilities of
the captain gives rise TO perplexing circum-
| stances, but strict justice will be done by the
tribunals.
AS Premier Clarendon, as Minister of For
eign Affairs was installed into Office. no mate
rial changes will probably be made till Feb
ruary.
The Shipping Gazette states that oil springs
have been discovered in England
The French were to commence the evacua-
tion of Rome on the 18th inst
Paris Bourse on the eth was fiat. Rentes.
6sf 25c.
The Spanish Government has ordered a
strict watch over the coast of Cuba. owing to
the Jamaica insurrection.
Latest Markets
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton has been fat
and very irregular, and. although Americas
has not declined, other descriptions are gem
orally 3d2d y fb lower. Sales 5000 bales.
OF which 1000 were for speculation and exr
port.
Richardson, Spence 4 Co., and Wakefield,
Nash 4 Co., report Flour rs quiet and un-
changed.
Wheat not active, but prices firm. Win
ter los Id Ge3 los I'd p 100 fbs. Indian
Corn in good demand, and Id higher per
quarter since Friday. Mixed 3Is(a3ls Cd y
430 lbs.
Bigland 4 Co. report Beef firm. Good
qualities scarce and wanted. Low descrip-
tons fat. Pork is active. and easier. Bacon
dull and tendency downward. Butter-Fine
qualities in fair request, and rather dear.
Other descriptions depressed Cheese is
steady, and fine qualities rather dearer. Lard
quiet, without change.
Sugar fiat, and Id lower. Coffee inactive.
bat generally steady.
Petroleum steady; refined g lOd(G3s "a
gallon.
LoEDoS, Nov. S.-Flour Is dearer for
sacks barrels scarce and commanded higher
prices. s 81
English Wheat Is dearer, and foreign firm.:
Indian Corn scarce and wanted.
Sugar quiet at previous rates. Coffee firm.
Rice tending upwards.
securities-t. s. $50 e2a@s4. r c. sfi
@sli. Erie 5s4@5si
Very Latest.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.-The captain and crew
Of the pirate Shenandoah have been released
on parole. n is believed there will be no
serious difficulty. sea6s s ssa
| There is no other news of any importance.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cotton market firmer,
with an advance Of Hold. evaa 3
| Breadstuffs market unsettled. Corn quiet.
| Provisions firm, with an upward tendency.
There has been an improvement in the best
grades. Bacon very dull. Lard irregular
and easier. !,
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Consols closed at 89@
S93 for money. 1855 80 O.