Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-18
LATEST N E w s.
Inv rKlEGRArH.
The Utah War at an End!
Surrender OG the MOrpmOms
UNITED STATES OvPIcKRs IN SALT LAKgCIrY
Wholesale eutrages By Lanes
BaRditti.
ljO FAssstlSes Robbed.
Later from EurOpc.
Arrival OF the Steamer North American.
News UnimpOriamt.
More Insults 10 the american F7aq Jy
British Cruizers.
MEASURES TO BE TAKEN FOR THEIR
PREVENTION.
Indignation ssseefim ~ to be held
t11 .Fesr York.
MEASURES TO BE TAKEN FOR THEIR
PREVENTION.
Indignation ssseefim ~ to be held
tu .Feec York.

thas the MorDons had laid down Their arms
aud that Gov. Cumrnins, on the invitation
oi Young had entered salt Lake City with.
out an escort Many Mormons had gone 10
the southern part of the territory, and the
women were preparing 10 follow.
CINCINNATI, May l7.--Saturday night the
post office at Brookyille, Ind, to which i.
attached the jewelry store Of J. +. Clark
was entered by burglars and upwards OF
$4,000 worth Of iewelry and watches zto
len; they carried off all the letters IN the
post office; some oil which were registered
ss valuable and about 800 in stamps.
In the case Of VIM. Connolly, who had
been on trial for several days past for h.r-
boring fugitive slave, n verdict was rem
aered to-day Of guilty A motion was made
'"r new trial. one of the jurors being a
deputy L. $. Marshal
~. Lo'is, May IA dispatch dated
i.eavenworth lith state that the news from
Utah is Unofficial. but that private letters
received by Col Kich at the fort corroLo-
rate the statement. and that it il universal
y credited at Leavenwortl that Gov Cum
min entered Salt Lake City on April lst.
aud that the army was ready for Immediate
actlon IN case of an emergency The steam
er Lucas from the Missouri river arrived
last night She brings no further news
from Utah. Gen Smith had left Kicha.
poo.
correspondent Of the Republican says
mat The bandit in the neghborhood cf Fl
Scott, Kansas, number $50 men command
Ell by the notorious Capt. Montgomery
they are Thoroughly armed and mounted on
hect horses. They defy the L. ,. troops
and swear they will never be taken. Up.
wards OF $50 iamlic. have been robbed and
driven into Missouri
ihree hundred troops comprising the lst
detachment eth Infantry left Jefferson bar
racks yesterday for Leavenworth on the
l2th Gen. Harney arrived at Leaven.
worth. Gen. llartwell left for Utah on the
18th.
NEW GoEK, May 1.-THE steamship
North American has arrived oil the point
with Liverpool advices of May 9TH.
Liverpool market generally steady, pre-
sented a steady appearance
Consois Tor money quoted ~ 3S.
The news by this arrival present no fea-
ture OF unusual importance.
LIVERPOOL, May 3d-1he resolutions OF
the British ministry in relation to the fort
the House Of Commons, the Commons had
rejected by large majority the resolutions
endorsing a union OF the Danubian pIinci
palities. The Paris Conference would hold
its next meeting on the 10th Of May. The
French Legislature had adopted the Budy-
ct. The ENJOYS Of the leading powers at
Frankfort had requested the German Diet
to consider the proposition OF Denmark in
regard to the Duchics
New YORK, May l6.-The Washing ton
Correspondence of the Herald says, tbs
President will on Tuesday communicate HI
reply tothe Senate resolution OF injury touch
ing the British outrages on our vessels.-
Lord Nauers attention also been directed
to the subject. It's believed also, that or
ders have been dispatched to our home
squadron directing them to look into the
matter.
WAslINGroS, Mpy l6.-Tho Secretary o
the Treasury inv tes proposals till the I'll
of June. for any portion or the whole OF fonl
million In Treasury notes, in exchange foi
gold.
WAsulSGroN, May l7-iIovsE. .-Th,
House proceeded to the consideration of TIA,
resolution of the committee ON account:
proposing the dismissal of Mr. Hackney
doorkeeper, for alleged official misconduct
A statement from Mr. Hackney was read
saving, that some of the charges oi tn,
committee were incorrect i'll point OF fact
Others, were greatly magnified, besides be
ing ex parte, and asking thorough inves
tigation.
Mr.. stephens, Ga, said Mr. II. had righ
TO he heard, and moved that his request t,
granted.
Mr. kunkill of Nd. remarked that Mr.
Hackney should be dismissed if there wer'
no other reasons for his gross and delibcrat,
abuse. in exceeding his authority, IN ap-
pointment of his suborlinates, and increas
iug the expenses of the folding room from
5000 and $500 To s. 500 per month.
MIR. spinner, OF \. Y, alluded to the fact
that false entries had been made III book
of the folding room. The statement for ap
proval was torn and new one made, after
Hackney discovered that the committe hac
entered into an investigation. The origina
stetement had since been found and al
mitled bv Mr. L. land showed that there hat
been n large overcharge in money and docu
ments.
UlIcA, May l7.--G. c. Knowles, The
9th victim of the railroad disaster at Saquoli
Creek die At, Whltesboro on Sunday; he Wa
from SAM ornton, n. H., his father arrive,
before his death but failed to recognize him
The deceased was delirious from the tim
of the accident.
Bosro>. May l1.-Capt. Loring, of th
brip Iingold, arrived last night. lie re-
norris on the seth after leaving Sierra Nor
mn. he was fired into by British cruizer
on. of the balls buried in the mainmast
c,ose to the Captain S head, they were after
wards boarded by a full armed boats crew
who insisted ON examining the brig's papers
NEW YoRK MAY 1.-THE Deputation sen
from Venezuela TO invite General Paez bacl
TO that country. had an interview with tn
General on Saturday. He declines to go a
present preferring TO remain abroad unit
the affairs OF Venzuela are permanently SCI
tied.
Further advices from Curacao state tina
the foreign minister in that city had mad
n final decision as to the disposal Of Mona
rus He is to be kept for time in hor
0rable confinement preparatory to be'n
exiled to any foreign port he may select.
A meeting of ship masters was held
Saturday ia this city to express their view
of the recent outrages of the British cru
ora on our commerce in the Gulf. Arrang
ments for holding mass meeting to-morro
at the Exchange were made.
u,uxErs.-NKw YORK May IS 6-FL0UR-D'
and ralher easier. Sa.es 600 bbls at oe@4
g. suner stat; 4 25@p4 80 for extra western
RYE FLOUK-Dull, 0Od3 4o
WHEAT-Ac.ive, lower. Sales $500 bush SIG
,or chicago spring, 81 red Ind; iO5 white do.
RYE-Firh ~ SO.
BAKLSY-stc ady.
OATs-Dull and unchanged
P0RK-unset,lsd and lower, IS oo@1s me
IA 4OGDl4 30 prime.
BEEF-Firm and active.
A Farm OF SO acres within 3 miles OF the city,
"A ssle low or would be exchanged for stock