Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
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The Maias Slees lspshlsna C6avs.tioa
1t Bangor q Friday laas. aemiaased Hos.
L n Morrill, ior Governor, bya vote Of
ssS 70 ls
The Hoe. Zeno Scudder. formerly mem
bsr st Congress died this morning. at his re-
Governor Cumming leit Washington City
on last Thursday afternoon Tor st. Louis on
his way TO Kansas He vin return In ten
days. and will then receive his commission
and instruction. BY IL act establishing the
Territory Of Utah In $50. right Ia reserved
70 Congrsn 70 abolish the territory at its
pleasure.
tprovides that said territory may be d.
vidcd or attached 70 any other State or Ter
ritory Tho oct was passed in assurance
that polyssmy and no one Of the 'n's''u-
tons. should be introduced In the Territory.
The vast majority Of Mormons are not c't'-
xens Of the u s.
|, II stated that Mr. DAllss has been In
vi.ed to Osiord. Ensland. 70 receive the de-
gree Of I. /. u. from the celebrated Univer.
sity there.
The coal brealer Of the Union Iron Coal
90. At Scranton. Penn. was burned on Wed.
ae.dsy. Loss. $4,000.
Bank Failure.
The Bank Of South Royslton. Vermont.
has failed It, notes are not worth 50 cents
on the dollar.
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j. c. Tailor aiias J. r. johnson IL In Gu.
stody in New York. preparatory to being
sent to Indiana for trial on the charge Of for
geries upon the Farmers Bank, Of Franklin.
Three thousand dollasa have been recoy-
cred
CAaao o. la,sm GIRlA.-We have already
alluded 10 the benevole scheme or emigrs.
tion that has been in operation for several
years. under the superintendence of Mr.
We're Foster The following paragraph
from the N. Y. Courier aud Enquirer slludes
10 one Of the latest movements Of the gen
tleman named:
The City Of Mobile. Capt Marshal. sailed
from Liverpool, for this port. New York }
on the 26th ult, freighted with over 9OO
passenger. Among these IL party Of l2O
young women and II men, members Of 1873
different families. the expense Of whose i'm
migration are betrayed by public suhscrip
ton from nearly four thousand different
persons. the majority Of whom are laborers
and servant girls. TO q fund entitled the
Irish Pioneer Emigration Fund" The OBJ
ject ofthe institution Of this fund Is TO raise
the wages and otherwise better the condi
ton Of p0or families in the poorest districts
Of Ireland, by the assisted emigration to the
United States or Canada, Of one member of
each family, especially selected on account
Of good character and industrious habits. in
the expectation that the persons 81 assisted
will not only better their own condition,
but will. according to the usual generous
practice Of Irish emigrants. also send for or
otherwise greatly help the res, Of the family
in Ireland"
air. Foster has himself contributed no
leas than t7OOO u tn. noble enterprise, and
his brother. Sir Frederick Foster, about
$500 The number Of persons who have,
within the past eight years. been thus rs
sisted to emigrate from Ireland ~ this coun
try. amounts to upward ofaOO. Two hun
drcd aud sixty two Of these persons are no,
yet twelve months in this country; the 9th
ere have already RENTED To their relative.
In Ireland upward Of $6.OoO. To Mr.. Foster,
certain knowledge, and have thcmselvc,
paid the passage Of more than one hundred
additional persons