The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-26
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The Damascus, from Portland, arrived out
on the 10th the America, from New York,
arrived out on the llth; the Cuba, from
| Boston, arrived out on the 18th.
| Cotton opened at q decline of 10(a I'D,
but partially recovered, and closed 6rm at
decline, however, of 3t@4d on American.
| Sales of the week $1,000 bales. Middling
Orleans 2Od. Fridays sales 10000 bales
closing steady.
Breadstuffs frmer.
Provisions steady.
Consols for money 86f9s7; 5:2O's 64iG
65; Erie Shares 539533; Ills. Central 75i
ore.
1t was reported that twenty one armed for
eigners had landed at Sligo, and were imme-
diateiy arrested.
1t was reported that the Spanish insurgents
under Gen. Prism had defeated Govern
ment column under Gen. Concha; but the
official dispatches represent the insurgents TO
be discouraged and retreating.
The latest advices report no change in the
situation.
The bullion in the Bank of England had
decreased Ell 800.
The weather in England had moderated,
but the effects of the recent gales continue TO
be exhibited in disasters to shipping.
The steamer Worcester, from Baltimore,
reached Liverpool In a very crippled state.
She encountered fearful weather in the Chan
mel, had her foremast carried away, and was
otherwise damaged
The steamer Palestine, which returned to
Queenstown, would 20 to Liverpool for coal
and repairs. II was expected she would be
able te resume her voyage in q few days.
The Chief Engineer of the Palestine, it
was reported, was washed Overheard at sea.
hurtr to = th< gtS, al
Liverpool and London was for time entirely
suspended.
The commercial and financial news from
London is only to Thursday night.
The following is the summary Of news sent
out by other steamers, not yet arrived
Fenian trials progressing.
Byrne, the Warden of Richmond Prison.
was under trial for aiding in the escape Of
Stephens
Madrid was under martial law, but quiet
also New CASTILLO. Some excitement at Bar
celona.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1l.-Manchester market
inactive.
Breadstufs steady.
Flour inactive and nominal.
Wheat hrmer; winter red los 2dEa los I'D
e quarter.
Corn quiet 29s(a POS Sd for mixed
Provisions dull
The following is a summary OF news sent
out in the steamers City of Boston and Penn
sylvanla, not yet arrived
The London Times and other journals
having attributed the pressure in the money
market to heavy exports 10 American credit,
letters are published from commercial men
refuting such arguments, and showing that
remittanees have been most prompt, and that
the American cotton and rice exports are q
set off against British exports
The discount demand continued moderate,
and the bank rate remained at the last quoted
rate.
1t was stated that Com. Goschen is to have
q seat IN the British Cabinet.
The military revolt in Spain was not max.
ing much progress. The insurgents had
pursued. 1t was supposed Gen. Prism, who
has command. would disband them, and en-.
deavor to escape to Portugal. The insurgent
garrison of Aralla had reached Portuguese
territory, and were demanded by the Spanish
Government
GREAT BRITArS.-Mr D'Isreali, the leader
of the Opposition in the House of Commons,
had issued the customary notice to his party,
requesting their attendance in the House on
the 9th of February, when the Queen will
deliver . speech.
1t is stated that twenty one Fenians, fully
armed with revolvers and other weapons, had
landed at Sligo on the 10th inst, and were
immediately arrested.
Great ALARM prevailed at Sligo.
The police ct Dublin, on the same day, Sc
cured large quantity Of pixies and percussion
caps, and arrested two persons connected
with their mandatory.
The Freemahs Journal says that Stephens
is still believed to be in Ireland
The Duchess d Chartres has given lirth to
prince at her residence near London.
Satterthwait i Co, of the evening of the
10th, say the advance In the bank rate Of
discount to 8 y cent. causes some depression
in American securities, which was somewhat
increased by an extraordinary article in the
Times on American credit, but the fallacy. or
rather omission, in the Times statement were
SO glaring that the effect was little more than
momentary, and to-day, on improved quota
tons for stock and decline in gold from
New York, the market rallied and closed firm;
5:20s, after selling at cat, have advanced to
64i@65; Ill. Cent. steady at 752 "a IL; r. |.
shares have improved from 554 to 56a,56A.
The Paris Bourse was frmer; the Rentes
closed on the 10th at IS.
SpAIS.-It is stated that Marshal Serrano
has gone to Gen. Conoha's assistance. Ca
valla is believed to be at Villambia and Gen.
Prism at Urda.
A state of siege has been proclaimed in
Arrngon, as a precautionary measure.
Considerable uneasiness prevails at Madrid.
1t is officially confirmed that, in cohse
quence of hostile demand at Barcelona, the
authorities ordered the troops to fire on the
crowd. Several persons are reported killed
and wounded. The crowds were dispersed
and order re established.
|. Madrid, Jan. 10th.-The latest Official dis
patches state that the insurgents are discour-
aged, and that they are still marching toward
the mountains of Toledo, pursued by Gems
Cavalla and Rehauque.
Gen. Concha is returning to Madrid, having
been succeeded by Marshal Zerrare.
HuNGARY.-T The Transylvanian Diet has
been prorogued, and the Deputies summoned
to appear st the Diet of Pesta The question
of union between Transylvania and Hungary
is left open.
CAPE OF Coon HopE.-Cape Of Good Hope
mails to the 18th of December have been re-
ceived.
War between the Orange Free State men
and Basutes continued in desultory manner
The British mail steamer Daniel was lost near
Cape Priefe.
New York, Jan. 25.
The alleged privateer Meteor is still lying
at the dock. Two officers from the Z. s,
Marshal's Office remain ON board. 1t is in
tended TO subject her various apartments to a