Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-31

Chicago, March, 3oth.
The notes OF the Mineral BANK OF
Maryland are thrown ont by our ban
kers.
New York, March 90
Tie lleraiG's Correspondence >ay.t
Tue new Governor of Kansas hai an il, t,r
u " with the Csb n.i, aud nutif,d no
P,eslienj That be acceped The appolrtme:,-
but woad b. unable to leave for h 81 saS te-
fore May LIST. He sugse-t'-d I al The Sec
rejaIy whom he had sell c,ed, Fred p.
Stanton. of Ten (wbo. / un,i-f stand, has
accepep he poslloh) might assume he
Ga,e5Loi >'Ipun'i! he arrived. Orders have
b ems, ed iromthe Var d. pat merit, coIu-
inahi.ng lea Davis iuslruriI Is Tor The
trm0val of tronps. P.ae Ia The Territory
w.ii b. pte ervel hy The struih arm. Il I.re-
essay, and every man protected in lis
rzht Q vcte for or aga nse any new Con
slt'u'ioA that nav be offered No form of
6 government which does hot command a
clear mag rrliy of the popular vote will m-,t
With coniids hce from the Administrator
II i. arranged that Edmund Burkr, Of n. II !.
- 10 be editor OF the Union.
Ex Congressman Denover. of California.
has been dpro.h'ed Commissioner of Indian
Affairs
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
New ! ork, March IS.
The steamship Illinois arrived at 5
O'Clock this morning with California
dates Of tie 9TH and nearly 100000 in
specie.
Che steamer Panama, from San Ju-
an, arrived nj Panama with l25 dcser-
crs from Walker. They were in a
most destitute condition. Their pas
sage to the [. ). was paid ly the Cos
Ia iilcan government. l0o lcit ON the
Grenada. The NUMBER remaining
cane IN the Illinois.
The Illinois lc.t .A,p.nwau MarcL
10Th. The Costa i.lcan papers states
that 300 troops are To b. added to The
allied forces. 'ien. Easas would mar, h
with l1Uo on l.Na~, ana 1000 would
i...,,h against san Del sur.
The intention is to surround Walker
"a 6uoo troops. Noth;ns later tom
Walkers position. His case Is cons!d'
cred desperate
NJ latest dates from Eogota the pro
position Of NJ. Morse, our apccia cn.
vow 10 Grenada were under secret con.
sldera,lon. There seemed to be but
llt.lc chance Of an amicabic ARRANGE.
mcnt. The tcnc ofthc press and a ma
.)oity OF Congress i, OF the bitterest
orpos ton. The publication in the ex'
tclnpore of " hat purportcd to be Mr.
-loioe Proposition had created great
~ |lcm:lt on the lsthmus.
lac natiN Is are anxious that the Coy
cr'nmcnt VIII refuse the propositions, Ill
though they Xrect the result viii be
the military occupation OF the lsthuiu,
by Tie :. Some ofthe desertvrs
rom Walker, states that his troops
had UNANIMOUSLY refused to leave kiv;,s
t. tight, bat were Wiling 70 defend
their position.
Tie Supreme Court Of California has
d"tldcd that the Legislature has no
authority 10 appropriate money to pay
interest Oh the the State debt, aud
that the Court will cnjoin against lev
llng TAX Tor that purpose.
Inc Senate had passed a resolution
lha. State honor required ttepay ment of
the State debt. A Resolution submitting
proposition to the people was lost.
q. r. Walison, ok-keeper of Well.
Fargo x. Co.. had been arrested for EN-
embtzzling So 0e0.
Ci>cI>>Ari, March Is, 1857.
\ de-pstch from Memphis. dated
Mara 2.tn says that the Town Jackson
Fort, Arkansas, has been DESTROYED by
tire. The eLtire bus ness portion of the
Town l, consumed. Amour. Of loss no
kaowE.
Cincinnati, March &C.
The steamer SultaDa, from New Or
leans 10 St Lou S, was burned TO tbs
waters s.se, three miles below lick
man n.y.. about ten O'clock last night
I~n persons were killed; others were
.een TO jump overheard, supposed to
have been drowned
Cincinnati, March p.
Ihe steamers South America and Eva
la came into collision night before
last 70 miles below ST. Louis. by which
tbs Latter vas cut down and sunk IN
twenty feet OF water, probably q tot,l
loss. The steamer Olles5y ran into the
steamer Crap shot yesterday, a mile an !,
hall below Portland, Ky. The latter
sunk