The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-19
Arrival Of the Kangaroo.

Arrival Of the KANGAROO.
81 .e.es. +ars1--asa %, NEW YoRK, March IT, 4
The steamship Kangaroo arrived this morning from
Liverpool, bringing dates Of 25th February Sft
The Arabia arriv ed out the 21st. News unimpor.
tant.
Diplomatic negotiations had been resumed between
England and Persia, with every prospect Of speedy
and amicabie adjournment. ta ..a. ls..F
The Neutchatel difficulty had also assumed q more
peaceable tone.
Mr.. Degoraels amendment TO the English budget
was negativedin Parliament by vote Of as6 against
2o6 The financial budget Is, Of virtually pass.
ed. ..ss- .... ..-F.. a. 4. -..
The London times contains leader on the virtual
rejection by the American Senate Of the Dallas Caren
don Treaty. The Times deprecates renewal Of nego.
tiations on the Central American question #ff
Madrid papers still discuss the outrages inflicted on
Spanish citizens In Mexico. I'D as
1t Is announced that 5000 troops will be sent immed
ately to Cuba to replace those which are to be sent
from that Island to Mexico Fears are entertained In
Madrid Of another insurrecton. Large quantities OF
arms and ammunition have been found hidden In the
city, and 1t was believed that the democrats and pro-
gressaes have conspred together against the Govern
ment. s @ r. ri,
The Paris Pays states that the fact that convention
for the cession Of territory by Persia to Russia is in
contesbe; that there is an existing treaty la whc
Russia engages to defend Persia from Invasion, and
that the commencement of the present difficulty with
England Persia claimed from Russia the benefit of tina,
treaty and Russia fastened redeem Its pledges by
sending an army to Arxes.
1t said that the scheme Of the NeapolItan Govern
ment to transport its political prisoners to the Argen
tine Republic has miscarried; the latter Government
refusing to receive any but free Coonsts and the prs.
ON Mt arlv
tations
Diplomatic Circular from the Spanish Minister at
Paris explains the origin OF the dispute with Mexico
and the intentions Of the Spanish Government
An imposing force is to be despatched Mexico and
the most energetic measures employed to obtain re.
Dress sa -tc
Orders have been sent to the Squadron lying at Ma
hon TO proceed to Cadz to join the expedition line
of battle ships and three steamers have also been
detailed for the same destination
Paris Tuesday.-A settlement has taken place be-
tween England and Persia The conditions agreed
1t is rumored that Russian troops have disembarked
at Balruct the Caspian Sea- and that the Russians
have forwarded munitions Of war TO CheYan. s.
The Greek Senate has rejected the financial
ment proposed by England and France.
The Earl Of Derby brought up In Parliament his reso-
luton condemning the Chinese war; supporting 1t with
Speech in which he maintains that che Chinese out.
rage and inactions Of the treaty do not justy the
hostile operations that have taken place.
WARRINGTON, March II.
Hon. DR. Disney formerly Member Of Con-
gress from Ohio, died at Dexter's Hotel this
morning of pneumonia. His remains will be
conveyed home for interment.
SENArE.-On motion Of Thompson, Of N. J,
Committee oftwo was appointed to wait on
the President and inform him il he had no
further commune alton to make the Sen ate are
ready to adjourn.
On motion Of Stuart the journal OF a former
date was corrected by striking out that Dor.
ton which said BIight's credentials were re-
ferred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Bright said that his credentials were on file
and If . motion be made to refer them he wish
ed to be heard. 1t was the case OF his col
and not his
Trumbnll Intellectually sought to have the In
diana election cases considered. ais&sk Tea
The Vice President retired from the Chair,
calling Stuart to preside. i..., 4..Ts.s- ~ q =
Fitzpatrick said it was necessary to have
President pro tenn, according to usage, and
moved that Rusk be chosen to that station.
On motion OF Wilson, Senate proceeded to
ballot and elected Rusk, who received 20 out
Of Al.
Rusk, having been conducted to the chair,
returned thanks for the honor conferred upon
him and promised to discharge impartially as
ne could.
Seward offered resolution which was un-
animously adopted, rendering thanks Of Senate
to Breckenridge for the dignity and impartial
ity with which he had discharged the duties Of
presiding officer.
5000 copies OF the Report Of army officers
relative to the war in the Crimea ordered
painted. ; y. ", .R.saes .ss