Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-31
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of EMPIRE CITY.

NEw YoRx. August so.
The news by the Empire City arrived o.
day is mostly anticipated BY Catawba at
Charleston.
The officers and owners of the brig G.
Perkins have been cited to appear for the
second time to answer 10 charge Of being
slave traders
The City Of Baltimore. which arrived to-
day, brings Liverpool advices to afternoon
OF the 18th, but they are mostly anticipated
BY the North Star off Cape Race.
The London Times states that the message
OF Queen Victoria to Pres Buchanan; which
contained 80 words, was sent over theica bic
in 67 minutes. t a ~. a.ff
| The message Of the Directors in England
to those in America. which contained 81
words. was sent IN IS minutes The latter
message was sent first. and both wore re-
peated to insure accuracy. ssaa
The ,Queen,s message had not been pub.
lialled " EaglAUA s- sE
Mr.. Fields first message to the Directors
had been received in England, the last IS
words being transmitted in 81 minutes.
The bank OF France is expected to reduce
the rate OF discount from four and one half
to three per cent
4 deficit exists in the Austrian budget Of
"a 900 600
A conspiracy had been discovered among
sOme school boys. from II to Is years old.
at Hamburg. Austria. Eleven were tried
and sentenced-one to death, and the 9TH
ers to imprisonment. The investigation Is
said to have led TO the discovery Of a most
formidable conspiracy. with ramifcations in
Russian Poland, having in view a general
rising Of oil the Sclavonic population Of
Austria to form republic.
Advices from Paris Indicate the probable
ity OF an expedition against Madagascar by
the united armies Of England and France
ST. JOINS. Aug 2o-
The L. >. steamer North Star from South
Hampton on the 18th. passed Cape Race on
3 in the afternoon Of the 21th.
The Hamburg steamer Austria from n
Y. arrived at southampton on the 18th OF
August.
Interesting accounts are given of Queen
Victoria's progress through Germany.
Further appointments of membert OF the
council for the governmet of India had been
made
A splendid banquet had been given by
the Duke DE Malakoif to celebrate the Ma
poeon fete,
1t appears that the House of Commons
previous to the prorogation, ordered the re-
turn Of tho land of Van Couvers Island
from the lludsons Bay Co to the crown
A vessel is to be put on the route between
Liverpool and British Columbia The gov
ernmeut is going to send corps of engn-
GERS there to build roads and bridges and
erect block houses for the reception of gold
and at the same time to form a military or
ganization
The copper mines OF Australia are beeom
ing very rich.
f9Oo,OOO OF gold are known to be on the
way from Australia
At meeting Of the European and Amer
lean Steamship Co. a committee was appoin-
ted to look into the accounts Of Messrs
Crosby d Co
Intelligence has been receiv ed from kom-
bay.
There is \ financial crisis at Shanghai.
The new crop of tea Ii very inferior.
Last months accounts Of the Bank Of
France are unsatisfactory
The papers contain detailed accounts of
the progress OF the Emperor and Empress
NhicoSh thS Hio'SHStp
The Paris Conference had had another
sitting on the resumption Of diplomatic re-
lations between Finnce and Naples.
srAiS.
Tho yellow fever has ma ie its app pearance
at various points.
GERMANY
In Valamatia. Germany, in the Frankfort
district the propositions OF the Executive
Committee, relative TO the affairs of Ho.-
stein. were adopted by large majority.
TURKEY
English reports from Montur, confirm
the version given OF the last conflict be
tween the Turks and Au.trians Gambia
was tranquil.
News from India had been received by
telegraph. The Begun and his con, the
present king Dude, are at Rc-che where the
rebels are collecting.
Sir Hugh Ross resumed the command of
the Punjab district
The rebels had reached Joyapore, where
upon the enemy Brennan already withdrew
to the southwark.
An outbreak was expected in Don.
later telegraph says, that Gen Robeits
threw flying detachment into the distrsct
and the rebels fled.