Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-17
ARRIVAL OF THE CANAD IAN.
Fear Days Later from Europe.
T1sg EN0LlSSs GOVERNMENT sUs.
TANNED ON TBSE AM8AlCAN CUES
ZION.
DECLINE IN BREADSTUrrs.

Vueoecs JnIy ~.
The screw steamer Canadian arrived her
this A. ". with $50 passengers.
The Niagara arrived At Liverpool, Jun,
29,h.
The steamer Indian, from Qaeb.e, arri
we'd at Liverpool July I'd.
Great Britain.-The American question
had been before the Parliament.
Mr.. Moore moved in the House Of Com
mons that the conduct Of Her Majesty.
Government and the difficulties between
the m and the United Sta e. on the question
# enlistment have not been entitled 10 tn,
appreciation Of the House.
Brown and Hewett, Of Liverpool, ant
Chaium and Spooner, Of Birmingham, ap
pealed to Mr.. Moore TO postpone his mo.
ton, and, therefore, the debate proceed.
cd.
The Attorney Genera, defended tie Gov.
eminent, and said the United States des.
patches had not been such - might have
been expected from a natian DESTROYS OF
preserving friendly relations with England.
Sir NJ. Theingsr supr orted the motion, aud
commended tina, the British agents had deep
~ violated the laws Of the United States
and Of nations.
Nj. B. futile declared Mat England
was di.honored BY her attempt 10 seduce
the United States cities from their sllesi.
anee.
Sir Geo Grey asked the House IL thew
could condemn the Government after thev
had stopped NE enlistment even on British
grounds. rather than give offence to the L.
hited States.
Sir J Walsh through. bv NOT disni,.irs
Mr.. DALAI. the Ert 'sh Government confes
scd thew had dore wrong.
Mr. Gladstone commended that the Rond
will Of the United 2tai-s had been concil-
s'ed Tue Solicitor General attacked Nr
Ola 'sions ana thought the L 6 Govern
mont ought 10 have arrived A. different cor.
elns'on than they did Sir J Taeinetcr Ell.
loeizei NJ. GLADSTONE ard said the Hcrs,
dare not shrink from the discussion in the
cTii. 81 70 ordinary mag'i tuGp
Lord Pt'nrrs'on replied Al length. -.
Tending HI, conduct and denying Ma, l..
cep:ion had been praeticed tow ard tie T.:
n:tei States. or that tLeir laws had been Vi
ola ted
Frarre.--:'h- oalv subject RI interest i,
n. protest Of the Oriea ns Princes
Tn harves: i, solen Il l., and has !issip,.
ted all fea-. 81 sea-cty.
9aN"rl 'o'ns -T,'re hal h,er m
on'hreak at B i.ios tu' quie, was ! al, re
stored
TIE Russian. w.rc f''ir, OF 81, a~,,.
grant fleet at Crcnsta'i for he Sc =.
r'ncr.
A letter from Athens ave N DUR the
present month a c~nfer.nc H., tr
rowe-s VIII he heH at o, e r, to. he
affairs # Greece.
New York. July Is.
A'vices from H,viaa July 9Th state that
N" hay shin II he Sosrish war sqladr on
he returned to HavA a from Vera Cruz.
Senior Alvarez the new minister from
Srain hid met Commentary, and they held
a friendly examination of the She iule OF
dates and credits said to exist between the
two cOun ria,
Commo fort agreed 10 pay a bsl?nc.
claimed, after all the spo;ls and fraud ci aims
Of Santa Anna, ofI,cnls were expungcd.
The sloop-of-war Sira'og, was spoke T
July 5th, off Port Oqnois, bound for tn Z
Caribbean Sea-ell well.
Washington, July Is.
SENAss.-The Senate did nothing this
morning.
Houss,-In the House the Keitt and
Edmondson matter waa dismissed.
The Jury in Herbert's case disagreed
and were dismissed. A new trial com.
mencee tomorrow.
New York, July is.
Mr.. Dsyton's letter accepting the nom
instion Of the Republican Vice Presiden'
cy is published. He indorses the plat
form. and blames the South for the sec.
,ionsl Issues that have been raised.
Hartford, Conn.,, July Is.
Two of Haz rd's powker mills blew
up this morning 1t Hasardsv;lie, end
workmco we're dan .erously, and probab
" fatally injured.