Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
L.lTEST.V.E VVcS.
BY TIE NIAGARA.

ing paragraphs:
Negotiations between England and thu
y. S., in regard to the existing Difficult
ties, were resumed on the 30th, under cir
cumstances which justified the belief
that matters are already in fair conji
ton towards amicable adjustment Of the
points ut issue. 1t is believed that Par
Lament will bcprorogneI on the 81 ms:
and that no further party motions will be
made this session.
The following is the only reference
that has been made TO America since the
calling of the Fulton:
Mr.. Bailie asked Mr.. Palmerston
whether Mr.. Dallas as representative to
her Atajesty's government, had full pow
or to settle the Central Americ IN dispute
or whether he had any other powers
than those Of Mr.. Buchanan.
Palmerston said it was understood
that Mr.. Dallas had full power to dis
cuss Central American affairs, and Bucb.
anan had none ct oil.
LIVERPOOL MARxEr DreadstmfTs in
the market dull tone prevailed, and all
kinds are a shade lower. Wheat declined
I'd on the quarter. Flour Is per Dbl, chief
" on the lower grades. Corn Is per quar-
ter.
Pittsburgh, July 10.
An enthusiastic ratification meeting was
held here last night by the friends of Ere.
mont and Dayton in Pittsburgh, and Ere.
mont and Johnson in Allegheny, Quite a
rivalry existed between the two sections as
TO which meeting should be the largest.
Gen. VIM. Robinson presided over the
Ptsbnrg meeting, assisted by twenty vice
presidents
By invitation. W. F. johnson apearl
on the ftand. lie expressed bis thanks
and said it he could by any means surren.
der the trust reposed in him BY the A.
f,erican party, be would willingly DC so.
Strong resolutions were passed, opposing
civil and ecclesiastical slavery, whether 10
nestle or foreign. The preamble saws tn,
the Americans showed every disposition to
meet the Republicans on terms of equality.
but being repuised, they now ratlfy the
nomination Of Fremont and Johnson.
Gen. Wilson has signfied his intention
TO vote for Mr. Johnson forVice President.
in preference TO Mr.. Dayton.
The washing'o, correspondence of the
Herald Of the 18th s.ys:
AN informed this evening that q Yeoui.
sition from the Gov. of California 10 the
President, has been received, calling on h i'm
to furnish U. s. troops 10 enforce the laws
which have been trampied upon by the VIC.
lance Committee of that State,
EImira, N. Y. July 10.
A large Are occurred at Corning last
ght, destroying forty buildings, being
greater portion of The business part of the
town. Every building on the main street.
except the D,ckin on House was burned.
Loss about $l50, O00-insu:ance $4r 900.
Washington, July ia.
SsSA1s.-Mr. Jones OF Tenn. made 4
spsech on the three million amendment
bull, contendiog that tho appropriation
was necessary TO plscs the country in .
proper state OF defence, Il wac . peace.
rot wsf measure. There 10 not, no
'aiJ, ammunition enough 90 the Pacific
70 drs ten sounds with tho guos there.
Ind 10 case OF var. not enough in the
whole country 10 Ere Is rounds with all
'ur Runs. Further confederation OF the
bill postponed until tomorrow.
The Senate then vent into Executive
'essson, and wss nearly fonr hours en-.
Iaaeed in confederation Of the question :
moro than two hundred nom,- :
'atlo0s, or promotions Of the President, /
'ent IN some two months ago. to supply {
ne vacancoies ccasiOned by the action OF
ne tate Naval Board, shall be passcd O
before the House shall take action on q
he Senate bill. providing a remedy for !
officers aggreivedby the Ma. !
al Board. The Senate will probably '
% int, Executive session to. morrow
mother jury Vas procured n dsy Tor . '
sv 'r,.' Of MI. Herbert, ssleessd from !,
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