The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

Fg SAxpY HOOK, Nov. 2Q.
The steamer Scotia from Livefpool 18Th
via Queenstown 18th arrived off this point to
day.
Her dates are two days later. =
I The Spanish aggressions in Chill occupied
the attention of the European press.
A memorial from an influential meeting
held At Liverpool, would be presented TO Ear
Clarendon, asking that prompt action be Ia
ken for the protection Of British interest in
Chill.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ia depntation o.
Liverpool merchants waited upon Earl Clar
endon in regard to the Chiian troubles, ant
the interview was very satisfactory. There il
every reason to hope that the government vii
take energetic measures in regard to the mat
ter.
The Italian Parliament was to open to -day
Richardson, Spence L Co.
and Wakefield, Nash & Co., report the mar
ket very dull.
Flour IN no demand at lower rates.
No buyers of Wheat at q reduction of pa
Sd per GENITAL Winter Red lOs(a los I'd.
Indian Corn dull and Cd easier. Mixet
American 30s, 6dG3ls White 32sfas2s I'D
Bruce, McArtiff & Co., report beef 6rmer
Bacon declining agaiu, 2s(a3s lower.
Lard irregular.
Petroleum firm refined 2s(a3s Cd
The London Post has an editorial on Sir
Morton Peto's Bristol speech. 1t says il i.
happy to have his testimony and good will q
the American people. II viii be fully appre
ciated in England, doubtless.
Americans feel strongly about the Alabama
but that the dispute is purely one of internal
equity, with proper dispositions to do with
Englands part, and nothing unreasonable or
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ty in finding solution to the problem. having
no difficult conditions, but what are caused
By false pride and inexcusable ferocity.
Stephens, the Fenian head centre. was
committed for trial. He made a speech re-
pudiating the British law in ireland. and ex.
pressed his readiness to receive any punish
ment inflicted upon him.
II is stated that documents found in Ste
phen's house disclosingall the secrets of the
organization of Fenians.
News of the suppression of the Jamaics
rebellion is received. The Daily Ner. de-
dounces the conduct of the military as fero-
cious as that of savages.
Confirmation of the blockade of Chilian
ports caused copper to advance TO 20 pounds.
It's reported British merchants anticipated
the action Of Spain. The blockade consider
ed unimportanti confident feeling exists tha,
copper ore can be brought out as easily as cot
ton dnring the American war.
1t IS reported that q large number of block
ade runners are fitting out in Liverpool
The La France denies the rumors of in.
tended territorial modification attributed to
the Emperor. France has no desire to con-
struct map of Earepe. 4r
La Patrie says Spain viii probably accept
the mediation of a third power in Chilian af.
fairs.
1t is reported that Austria is about to reduce
her army.
Venitia denies that the Austrian Coustitu-
ton was suspended by the Emperor only to
modify it so as to make it more conducive to
the welfare of the entire empire.
The financial position of Spain is said to be
in bad condition.
Advices from Madagascar state slave insis-
ted upon the French giving up the Lsmbatar
treaty and that France should resign all rights
to the country. 'eaf aefl@3EfRs7s