Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
!, Later from Europe.
sAc4WtttNl of Dsrtramd d.
Later fpoma s~ulel America.
Rejsicings ever the passage Of the
,aa Lecempton Dill.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-Commander Gill,
has bsen ordered to the command of th.
naval rendezvous at Philadelphia
Inc President has communicated TO til G
Senate the correspondence between the
Governments Of Chill and the United state.
relative to the seizure At Litana. in Peru. Of
the proceeds Of the brig Macedonia. the
property Of citizens Of the United States
which wss referred 70 the committe on
foreign relations
Gov. wstker's letter TO Mr.. Cox, on the
English bill will appear tomorrow. lie
elaine that Kansas will reject the bill by q
majority ofthousands, and proposes himself
to canvass ths'territory against its accep-
tapce.
A Democratic caucus Of the House men .
bers Was held to-day 10 consider Mr. Quit
mAns proposition. that ii is unwise and un-
Just toVthe existing States prematurely or
hastily admit new States. Owing 70 the
thinness Of the meeting the committee was
appointed 10 report on the proposition rext
Tuesday, when 1t is supposed action will be
taken on il. The feeling was generally ia
vorsble.
The navy department have dispatches from
Commodore Tsttnsl. on board the nag ship
San Jacinto at Manila Islands. He reports
the SAn Jscinto AMI Portsmouth off that
city, and expected TO be joined by the Min
nssota and Mississippi by the last Of the
month. He left the Mississippi at Hong
Kong about taking her departure with a
communication from the American minister.
New YoRK, May 1.-The Bonussian brings
london dates to the Y. NJ Of the nth.
The Fulton arrived at Southampton on
Saturday evening.
Bernard's trial closed Saturday =. NJ
The jury after an hours consultation pro.
Hounced him not guilty.
Consols firmer, closing Saturday at %
9.l7a96 ll.l6 for account.
The affairs betw cen Turkey and Montepas
have become 10 alarming that the Russian
Charge at Vienna had announced that Rus-
sia is concentrating troops on the frontier
TO provide for contingencies
The steamship Arago sailed at noon for
Southampton ard Havre, with 4O5 passen.
gers and 20 900 in specie.
The steamship Saxonia also sailed Today,
for Southampton and Hamburgh. She
took out 400 passengers.
The steamship New York arrived this A.
M. from Glasgow April llth.
The public sale'c IF teas was largely at
tended and passed off with spirit and full
prices. Part OF the green was withdrawn;
young hysons brought 23 l-2a5O Ia hy-
son 27a3l; gunpowder 34a4O l-2 imperial
30a55 2; imperial twankey 80 g hyson
skin 24a3O IL; twanky ~ l-2a27 Oolongs
30a47 IL; the latter very common.
Nkw York, May 1.-The telegraph brings
news Of rejoicing Of the friends Of the Ad-
ministration in various parts Of the country,
over the passage of the Lecompton Bill.
New YoRK May l.-Advices are received
from Caracas to the llth Of April. The
country was quiet. and the provisional gov
ernment were carrying out with vigor the
various measures OF reform.
Senor Rodridgue had been appointed
Minister Plenipotentiary to the government
Of Europe.
General Castro, Provisional President
had invited leading exiles to return home
and appointed special commissioner to
wait upon Gen Beez in this city, and ac-
company him on his return.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-The Sanitary Con-
.yention adjourned sine die. to meet in New
York next year. Most of the matters before
the Convention were referred to the next
meeting.
The Scientific Convention IS still in ses
sion. The members of it visited Fort Nc
Henry this evening, and viewed the drill of
the Flying ARTILLERY. '--H
DETROIT. May 1.-The friends of the Ad
ministration are rejoicing over the success
Of Lecompton. Thirtytwo guns were fired
to-day
LOUISVILLE, May l.--Henry Barrett, book
keeper at Wright d Bridgeford's. committed
large forgeries and lett for parts unknown.
A large reward is offered for his apprehen-