Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA.
New York, August I.

New York, August I.
Steamer Asia arrived from Liverpool
july . this p NJ.
The Spanish instruction still cootin-
ucs.
The following is from the Liverpool
circular Of Maxwell July 9th.
Al TO- days market there was email
advance.
Wheat. met q slow retail sale 1t de-
cline OF q 81 on prime, and fully III
p~, bushel on inferior qualities Of best
white and red 4; common weatern red
may DO quoted from 9s 81 . lO- q;
south I'm los g. to lis; common white
los to LIS Cd; fine from los lOl to lie
81 per " lbs.
-Four, was . good deal pressed 70
sale and being mostly of inferior qnal,a
ties ami in bad cond ton; very little
progress. made; prime parcel, rctaiIed 1t
81 to T.; inferior IL to 2 per Dbl; for
the latter prices and a wide range and
correct quotations are impossible,
Western canal -four quoted from 2Ss
to 3ls; Baltimore and Philadelphia 34s
to 35s Gi; Landian 35s Cd SIS per bar
rel.
Indian corn in fair request at DC
cline Of Cd per quarter en- mixed and
yello~: L. on white; w quote two form
er from 29s ! 81. and the latter from
3bs 81 a 32s PER lo0 lb'.
TIE Cunarl steamer Zebra, playing be-
tween L,vcrpoo! and Havre, wen, ashore on
L'xxMd Poin. Crew ard passengers all
saved ais" portions Of her cargo. Vessel
fall If water.
The steamer Herman arrived at South
amp,on on the 26,h Parliament had had a
d,cis on on Spanish aifoirs. Lord Pal
u.rston. in az swe' 10 a question, stated
that there was nothing al present which
could lead ~ any way to interference IT
the government IN t.c all,iis Of Spain
n 'hr Emperor Of France. as " Just man
would feel that foreign in:eifcrcnce would
/ be unlusi ne WIS also Il man oil Z eat sa-
gac ,v, and .ven's had shown that mterfer'
.mcr IN S, ansh difficulties mad been at'en'
! DID u disa.i.r to tho i.trfcring.-
I Therc was 10 'enson, he said, for app e.
hen'l'ng thet Napoleon hal any such ihvi'
! tiiOus.
Smith O'Br en- hal declined an invitation
10 tnd for the parliamentary seat Of James
! sailier.
France-The intentions Of the French
government regard ing SPAN are the subject
of much speculation IN Pans.
The Times saws Il O'Donncli is success.
full in France will have no occasion TO in
;crfere. On the other h md should the lib
eral succeed, and the Queen be required TO
/ abdca'e IN favor of the Princess Of Astu.
+ ras with Espa,tero as reg Mt, neither would
France interfere, but it the Duchess Mon.
'heszi.r had becom the next heir 70 the
throne and should a republic be procla IN.
ed then F,ance would invade Spain.
Adv ces from Spain 10 the 18th Of july
gave official accounts Of the instruction.
The National Gnard were almost entirely
disarmed, and domiciliary visits were made
/ TO secure all arms III the hands Of citizens
Fifty OF the royal troops were kill
led, and one hundred and fifty wounded -
| The loss OF the insurgents was not known.
| Government. VS. despat,hing all the a.
Val abI" force towards this last strd ,hold
of the irrertonist>, with orders not 10 Il rhi
in III" streets, but to bon bard the CITY OF
/ from the adjoining fort.
O'DOnntf was expecting 10 receiva new,
in a few'days of the subn ission of Sara.
gossa, and with it the Whole coontry to hi.
| government.
LATER.
| Paris. 2lth.--The Royal troops are ma.
tiers Of every point at Ba; cclona, but still
remain under arms.
The London Sun says ll2 were killed in
the streets OF Barcelona.
The people fought behind barbados with
determined courage for i3 hours, when Their
leaders deserted them A number of arrest
had teen made in Paris, of persons v no had
formed Cronrs IN the streets, talking Of
Spanish affairs.
London, Saturday.
The Morning Advertiser says that th,
American question may DO regarded q.
virtually settle', and will probably b.
announced in the speech Of Her Majesty
on the Propagation Of Parliament. The
terms agreed upon ere that the Bay Il.
lands revert to Honduras, that Republic
rledging itself not to cede them to any
other powers. or allow interference IN
Affairs. America heartily acouieece siu
this arrangement, and joins with Hondu.
ras - cem ntng party to tho agre,
ment, and has expressed willingness &c
sigo treaty If deemed necessary.
Washington, August !.
Two new land districts have lust beer
created BY law in Minnesota, embracing
al' the region between Lake Superior ant
the Missouri river. on tho east and ives
boundaries OF the Territory, and betwee,
the Canadian line. and thu cast and ives
l'ne, to p lint about six or eight mile
north OF the mouth IT the Grow Win,
river. The act provides an sppropria
ton OF $4O,OOO for new survery. Prope,
instructions have already been issued b,
the general Land Office for extensive sur,
vevine operations.
This 10 an important movement il
conuaction with the commerce OF IN.
Likes AMI tho general resources Of tn,
country, since tho facilities Of oemmuni