The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-16
Nrw YoRk, Nov. IA.

rived here.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Night, 4th. = The
steamship Caledonia, from New York, arrived
at Greenock on the 4th inst.
LONDON, 5th.--The Danish Ministry have
resigned.
The preliminaries of q treaty on commerce
between England and Austria have been con-
cluded
There is no other news of Importance to-
| day.
QUARANTINE, Nov. 10.
DR.. Winburn, health officer, thinks he will
be able to permit the steamship Persia to go
to her dock and land her passengers tonight
or early tomorrow morning. There is no
sickness on board the vessel, but as there are
| few passengers from Paris, he has ordered
the baggage to be fumigated before allowing
| them To land or the steamer TO go into her
| dock.
Latest Markell
LIVERPOOL, Saturday night, 4th.-Cotton.
| sales to-day of 600 bales, market closing
| unchanged for American. Sales to spectators
of 1000 bales
Breadstuff quiet, but price closed with an
upward tendency.
Provisions frmer.
LONDON, Nov. 4th.-Consol for money $50
GG44.
Politics unexeting.
The Pail Wall Gazette suggests that minis
terial arrangements are deferred in conse-
quence of their being no speaker to issue writs,
while interrogation would be prejudicial to
members should contest take place.
Gladstone is visiting Scotland
The Daily -Ners says the speech at Glas-
gov, leaves no doubt of the general course
Ministers will pursue, if supported by the
country, and will not be slow to complete the
work of reform,
Gladstone has already declared himself in
favor of the extension of suffrage and IN view
of this, the liberal party has designated him
as leader of commons, and what doubts ca n
remain of the true wishes of the party, which
select such men for lis acknowledged leader.
The Herald thinks no understanding has
been arrived at. concerning the reform.
The London correspondent of the MAnches-
chester Gudrdjaa says: notwithstanding the
tone of Seward speech at Auburn, il il gen
orally understood that the Presidents Caui
net, has no intention of pressing to "A quarrel
the controversy regarding the Alabama claims
The same authority states that MIR. Adams
| retires next spring, and it will be very diaf
cult to find man to succeed him.
A special commission has been issued to
try the Fenians, at Cork, with power to adj
| ourn to Cork.
The proprietor of the Peopte has commen-
| ced SUIT against the police. for the seizure OF
| that journal.
The reported loss of large Bremen shin.
for New York. in the English Channel.
proves to be canard. No confrmp ton has
been received in England Of the negro in
surrection in Jamaica.
The IAoHtteur says the rumors relative to the
| insurrection in Algeria has been much exag
| gerated.
The Frankfort Senate had repealed Reso.
| lutions to accede TO the demands of Austris
| and Prussia.
Brazilian mail has reached England The
allies commenced crossing Uruguay 10 march
on Correynt.
| Mr.. Thornton, the British Envoy. had an
| interview with the Emperor, and declared tie
desire of England to resume diplomatic rela-
| tons. The Emperor replied friendly.
LIVERPOOL, 4ih. Observation-Disclosures
| Spence & Co, aud Wakefield, Nash & Co re
port market firm. Flour quiet but firm. and
| in some cases about sd per sack dearer Nc
| barrels in first hands. Wheat, in steady de
mand and per cent dearer in the week; win
| ter red los 2d6o, los sd. Indian Corn. in good
| request al Cd higher; mixed American, 2ad
| 9sfa 30s.
| Gordon, Bruce Co. reports Beef selling
| only to supply pressing want, owing to want
OF choice to fair qualities; inferior. unchanged
Pork, none in stock. Irish and European
declining. Bacon, lower. and further de
cline expected. Lard, considerably declined
| from 2fa4 per cent. Sheep, firm as tbs arri
| walls continue light. Butter, fine qualities in
| demand, but high prices check consumption
Sugar, quiet without material change Coffee
| I \
demand at IS 9dd2s lid.
| DEMONSTRATING Bros report breadstuf,
firm, and wheat advanced 1fag2s per quarter
| Wheat, American 50G 81; winter red 4s(a) so
Americcn -four, scarce at 21fayS0s ber bbl
Sugar, quiet and about cd cheaper. Coffee
| firm. Petroleum, 3s@3s Id for refined.
| --latest per Persia-l
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-The action agains,
the Royal bank of Ireland has been settled
| 1t appeared that Mr.. Leary, one OF the
Fenian prisoners, had a sum to his credit in
the bank, which the government alleged was
the proceeds of the bill remitted from Ameri
ca for reasonable purposes, and with view
to the stopping of such remittances and pre-
venting the money being so applied. the Crown
Solicitor requested the bank TO nav il owe,
without the sanction of the Attorney General
the bank having refused to pay any further
check. Mr.. Leary commenced the action, on
application from Mr.. Leary, to draw part Of
the sum for the purpose of his defence, was al
once agreed to, and paid accordingly. After
the commencement of the action, Mr.. Leary
mentioned that the balance was also required
for the defence of the prisoner, and that il
would be 50 applied. Itwas at once permit
ted to be drawn, and so the matter ended.
In the action brought against the magistrate
and police by the proprietors of the Irish
People newspaper, the defence is that nothing
was seized belonging to the Office of the
People, except what was necessary to the pur.
pose of the prosecution.
| The London Morning Post says Mr.. Glad
stone S speech will commit him to hearty
approval Of the reform bill whenever prac
ticable one shall be produced, and warm pub
lie opinion and the state of parties shall allow
of Its being, but not one word seems to inti
mate that any such bill viii be brought for
ward by the government in the coming
| session.
The Times says the discount demand at the
bank on the Sd was comparatively light In
the stock exchange advances had been offered
at about 81 per cent
&ftA PailAsHLrsii, Nov. Is.
The through train from New York fol
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