Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
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The steamship America from Liverpool
on the 2sd ult., arrived at this port shortly
before noon to-day.
Liverpool Breadstuff market generally
firm and prices showed n slight improve
ment The provision market was without
particular change London money markrt
was lighter and Consuls had fallen, being
quoted for money at the close Of Friday ut
%.
The Neufchascl press announced that Mr.
DE Hatxbeldt the i'russian Minister at Parsi
,as been instructed TO sign the protocol OF
Paris
IL is reported that the Ring Of Bavasiari
endeayorinu 10 effect a reconciliation be
tween the Ring Of Naples and the Western
Powers.
The Grand Council Of Switzerland has vo-
ted the Constitution in principle unani-
mously
Tn. crops in Morayia and Bohemia are
looking well.
Crops not very good in Upper Austria.
letter from Vienna says the Emperor
will restore the political prisoners and refu
gees their landed property coniiscated after
the revolution.
Trieste, Fay 22d
The American Minister ut this port left
Nonstantinople on the 9Th for the Princi-
pali,ie-. 1t is SUPPOSED that his visit has u
political object
New York, June 2.
The screw steamer New Yosk arri'
we'd this A. NJ. from Glasgow, May 20,
with $50 passengers, and London pa
pcrs Of the 10th, i. NJ.
On monday evening, the navy esti'
mates, amounting to over f9,OOO,OOO
sterling, were carried in Parliament.
Washington, June 9.
Gen. Scott, WITH the approbOtion of
the President, has just issued an order
to the two companies Of I'd dragons,
to move from Fort Randall! TO Fort
Ieavcnworth.
The Col. of the Cd Infantry will de-
tach three companies from that regi
ment to occupy Fort Smelling, and one
at Fort Ridgely. The fifth regiment
to be replaced n Floride by volunteers
will proceed TO- Jefferson barracks and
there await further orders.
Eilitary orders were sent by tcle
graph both to Now York and Leaven
worth.
The growing grain crops in France
are magnificent, and wheat and flour
were declining in nearly all tee French
markets.
The British steamer Hornet has de-
strooed seventeen pratical junks on the
Chinese coast.
New Orleans, June l..
Walker left on the Woodford this
evening, for Washington, via Louis
vile, by advice of Soul who arrived
yesterday.
At the municipal election to-day
there was no opposition to the Ameri
can ticket.
PM ,prrrrIh June 2.
IT,, freight train which left here early
| this morning for n T., was plunged int
| Rancocas Creek bv the drawbridge AT that
| placa being open. The train was gong
| slow nj the time
The engineer aud others jumped off thu
train in time TO save themselves
| The passenger train from New York wa
| detained two hours by the accident, HAVING
Z" return 10 Burlington and take the othe
track The leaving Of the drawbridge opei
is supposed 10 have been by design.
ST IorIs. June ..
The Llavenworth Herald Of the 3Oth ult
learns from Mr. Williams who left salt LAX
April 18th, that great excitement existe'
there.
Brigham Young was engaged in driving
the Gentiles out
Judge Stiles the | nite1 States Marshal an
the Surveyor General. with their familie'
together with large number Of emisrant
had left the Territory
New YORK June ..
| The steamer Philadelphia sailed to-da,
for IIavrna and New Orleans with nearl,
$%n.ooo in specie.
The express train ON the Erie Railroad RAJ
off the track this morning near Addison.
DIR. VIM. Peek of Cincinnati was Instant,
killed. and three other passengers severei.
injured Engsne and ears smashed.
CLEVELAND June ..
| Pnrspyrrrlw ASSEMBLY -Meuth day T.
| Mr.. DE Witt spok e on slavery report IL
charged the North. especially the SYNOD g
Ohio. with the blame "f slavery agitation
Eleventh dav-The attempt to close tn
slauerv debate failed to-day. Noimportan
business done.