Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-20
LATEST E s.
Arrival of the AnSlo Saxon.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

York.
1t was rumored that a discovery ha'
zen made of a great conspiracy to e.
! plode May 10 throughout Spain.
General SAINT ago Medinno Garrldo
,ad been app. inted Commander OF The
spanish army IN var with Mexico, and
had embarked fol- Cuba.
SpA,S.-The tx Of the Queens
$ &c h respecting Me ico is, that tho
.irpIomatlc relations with the Mexican
Republ,c hove been interrupted, but
cope the lnterruution will be but TEN
porsry. The Mex can Cove nment
and nation have already begun to
brove that they will not consent t"
oun,enance those &C 8 AS contrary 10
Just cc and human ~ by allowing
hem to 20 unponished, and that they
viii not obllge SPAN, TO whome they
ire united by SO many bonds, to exact
4 reparation for such outrages."
Arrival Of the Arago.
New York, May ls.
The steamship Arago has arrived
from Aavre ann southampton this l..
".
Among her passengers are Wise,
secretary Of Legation, and Chase, Vice
Consul at Paris, and Camille Dolphus,
secretary OF French Legation at Wash
,ngton.
May l4th she saw large ice burgs.
Lord Elgin embarked at Marseiiis
on the LIST inst. in the steamer Caredcs
for Malta on his way 10 China.
a British paper assers that Mil
ford Haven has been solicited at the
English Port for the great Eastern
steamship.
The Freanch Government elections
are fixed for June LIST.
Alfred Demerest, one OF the most
celebrated poets ofthc century, died
April Both, aged 40 years.
Later from Utah.
Recent Ncles ahoa the F1,ght ct Br'nqham
f'NfV ~ fts-f "f Q " tNf
-ImaAe-Indtaa Troubles IL Prospect.
st. Louis, May Is.
The overland Utah mail has arrived,
bringing dates to the II Of April. The
Territory WAS quiet. Preparations were
being made to send a large number of
missionaries to ell parts of the world
rhe accounts VI the movements o! Young
10 not accord with those received via
California. lie seemed to possess the
entire confidence Of the people, and was
tanning an exploration and pleasure
excursion to the Mormon settlement on
Salmon River. For some uns nown cause
The Mormons at San Bernadino and The
surrounding settlements had been called
to Salt Lake City.
The CheyenDes were bold and defiant.
\ trader, who arrived at Fort LARAMIE,
reports that they scknow ledge the loss
Of sixty warriors who were sert to CON-
nit deredatioHs on tho California roa :,
IN conss quence Of which, they made pri-
.oncrs OF sixteen traders, and dispatched
loo warriors n the road to aveuge the
loss Of the tribe.
The grass crop 10 poor, and q month
later than usual.
New York, May. Is.
Tho Court Of Oyer and Term ner to.
lay refused to quash the Indictment OF
Eckel, and his oase was postponed to the
fall term.
Martin Hoffman, an eminent merchant
died yesterday, aged o..
Boston, Nav Is.
Tho U. S. Marine Hospital estate a,
Chclscs wac soli by ascrion to -dav.-
Their, was 60 lots in all, large numbers
~ which wera soli under Government
aalua,,on subject to approval Of the SEQ.
etarv OF IT. asury. Tho prices rai GO
RUN Is to IS cents per acre.
Cleveland. MAY Is.
The examination of Nciirnry, ALIAS Town
~! j ended. Prisoner r,,A4nd,l-i.,nlv
With Canadian murderer established.
New Orleans. MAY Il.
Arrivals from Mexico state that the -
nora hllihu>tcrs were all shot on the 9th.
The country i ga''t.
Qniu'iaro, Kansas. Nav II.
District Attorney Weir cntaed u nor
proseJu IN the ease of GOV. Il, binson, In
,lctei ior treason.