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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
Shelf and Heary Aardsrare
Removal.


TINE subscribers beg Leave TO Inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery to tie Old
Pennsylvania Stable, on Harrison street, between
Second and Third, and tt anku for al past fAvors
they respectfully solicit liberal shsreo patron
age Of he pubic.
J II. CAMP l. co.
N. Horses and Carriages to LIRE liberal
terms
ALSO-Horses boarded az cheap as at any Stable
In the City. Dec2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
RE OVAL.
STORE TO RE".

WYE HAVE FIGURED THE MAGNIFICENT
w Store Room In METROPOLITAN BLOCK, where
we will remove the LIST OF March. We are at great
exp in fitting up the same, d. srous making II
the most attractive store in Davenport. We will
keep, at ali times, the largest and most complete
stock of
Mems and Boys Clothing
To be found West Of Chicago We shall also con
tinue the manufacture OF Custom Work Call and
sc us. We offer our present store for rent on the
most liberal terms.
Feb1dtf r. II PARKS & co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

NOVA SCOTlAN, new --, new '
Running in Connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, unier contract with the
Canadian Government to transport the Nails.
Dates Of Sailing.
Every .lterns.s saturday Every alter nate wsdnes-
from the I'D OF May day from the 18th Of Apr.
2o,h OF Nov. inclusive. to Goth Of Oct. inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD at Por .lani
Rates Of Passage.
From Chicago to Liverpool, Vie Mich. Central,
Great Western and GRAND TRUNK RAIL.
ROADS and Steamers,
list Class...... 10 800
ACc0r- ing 10 accomm daton.
Seerage ,x47
including cooked provisions.
From Lireapoot to Chicago, via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
LIST Clsss... .$95 to S,1s 20
according 20 accumulation.
SeerAge. X51 25
Including cooked provisions.
A fully qualified Surgeon sails in each vessel.
Zach passenger ticketed through will be allowed the
same quantity Of baggage Free by Railroad as by
Steamer viz 20 cubic feet for each cabin and 10 feet
for each st-erage pas senger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Mails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival Of each
Steamer.
1t will be observed from the following table that
the Canadian line hiss beaten every other crossing
the Atlantic, the average passages Of the Cunard
and Collins lines as by the annual tables in the
Xerald during 1857 being
Eastward. Westward
Collins Line. i'd 22h com Collins Line. .I3d 13h ON
Cun'd my 10 % Cun'd " kY.12 Is 4
% Boston II :. Boston..l2 IL
Canadian LILO Is o Canadian line.n l 0
The longest passagr made y the Canadian Line
were ~ lays to Liverpool and II days to Quebec
The Collins Line have made passages Of 10 t. 70 days
and the Cunard Line OF Is to II days.
For passage or freight from Chicago TO Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, apply to
J. WARRACK,
Agent OF the O 8 s %
apriS-dtf-CHs No 50 Dearborn st, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
LeCvNire Machine Works
COZ. SCOTT AND YRoNT s1s,
Townsend. HAYES & Co..

CUocDssORs TO TOwHsRSD, SMITH Co. OF TEE
~ Uawk.ye Machine Shop" and n. DonAhue, or
the " lie Clair - manufacturers Of improved Osci-
isting Slide valve and Steamboat kngines, Mil Work
asch,nery, shsfting Pullies, &C., &c
~ Repairing and job Work promptly attended 70
Davenport, Iva, January 20. 1928. tJ2lts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
FOUNDRIES.

Chicago Tyre Foumdery.
AND
Pr6msers' W.0rsh0ssse.
no. 90 WAaoIN0fOa ~,
CMJCA0O,.. ....ILL1NOlS.
Type, Presses, Ink,
And ev~y srsicse rsqsires ms
MHwsPAPER, nook AND JOB OFFICE.
on haad and isr sals ct the lowest market price.
THE improvements made in the preparation q
F0unery great reputation for durability. Iht sub
scripcr is dreyared with greatly Increased facilities
| " supply the wants Of t.e Trade throughout the
| West
He will continue to ep In Store . large Stock Of
Hos Co s. sne RusslEs' celebrated
Frint1nE Presses!
which together with those ofaay other mskcr, win
| be furnished 1t NdnufdcfuTsss Prices.
He has recently made srransenents with
wEss, Of New York, lformeri, Wes webb snd
will hereafter keep hand large Stock Of his
Wood Type,
tn. beet In the market. Parties wishing 70 order
largely Of Wood Typ, VIII be furnished with Me-
wsBB's Specimen DoSk.
lpks Of . Superior Quality AlWays On
Hand.
AN HLECYRO1YPR FOUNDRY.
| is connected With the establishment. and work Of
this kind b txecuted In svssv superior manner.
new Specimen Book IL ready for delivery,
and viii be cent 70 parties wishing TO order
maylS-clf DL DODGE, Treas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
instruction On tho Piane, Vielin,
AND
German Lam3ma1e.

ERED WOLLNER. Of GERMANY. and late
= Professor OF the Musical Department ct thu Troy
Conferen Academy. Vermont, would re spec .fullv
.nn9hce 70 the eitisens Of Davenport aud vicinity
tna ne Is now prepared to receive new pupils AS he
this city. ~
PupilsOtll be instructed at their resid euces and
ct his Music Rooms .~
Some few pupils that have no instrument. can
practice either on Piano Melodeou ct his rooms
FOR terms and further particuars, please aprly st
~ once, NO !, FORESTS Block, corner Of Third and
Ferry streets.
Pianos tuned In . satisfactory manner.
Davenport. September %, 1853.
sep0l-00w RRDD. W1lLNuI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

DIX. u. sM'DON:N.ELL,
Veterinary Surgeon,
:: =; :; 4; s; s;
uSA5eiSA y, geon to the Queen Of England
Wishes 10 announce to the pubic that he has
turned from Europe. and has built new Veterinary
tl.shment on Third street between Brady and
Perry streets, where he can be consulted a. ]
diseases that the Eorse is subject to- after acqur
Ing all the modern improvements In the science OF
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery as expo unded In
the English and Continental Colleges. He feels hap
py in saying that he will give perfect satisfaction
All Diseases Warranted Cured,
UcURABLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID.
ALL KINDS OF
Horse Ossd Cattle Medicines
sold and warranted to be the - are used in the
Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons. He would
also coll attention to his horse shoeing department
1here horses are shod scientific principle under
his own immediate SuperintenAance BY as good
horse shoers any IN the States, and % he Il the
only nanin thiD city that knows tAS anatomy OF the
horses foot snd how Il ought 70 Be- shod he solicis
the passunees - su ussAaas tAsr horses feet kssp
snsWA sW~ess $3.50
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01


1000 Gold Guard, vest an Fob Chains 10 10 30.each
Gold Lockets, Brrcelets, Brooches, Bar Drops
Breast Pins, Cun Pins, Sleeve Bottoms, Rings. shir
Studs, watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thmbles, and
each.
Immediately on the receipt Of tho subecriptio,
money, the subscribers name will BE- entered upor
our Subscription book opposite a number, and III
gift corresponding with that number will be forward
ID, within one week, to the subscriber BY NAL .,
spyttess, post paid.
n All communications should Be addressed 70
BDOKDT %,
70 and ~ AofYAt Building. as Broadway, Nov Ioss
- Specimen o1pics ssnt iyee. Agents wontsA
mohl- dr. W10m "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
R n M q " a tx

n II M q " a hs
HARDWARE ON COMNISsION-The .ubscri-
II Der has removed his entire stock Of HARDWARE
TO his new store In Nichols Block, corner OF Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE, WHERE
he VIII keep on hand general assortment Of goodr
in his line
CARPENTERS, BULL RS.
BLA Ch'SI(IIHS MACHZNLSIS.
IINNNERS AND FARMERS
will here find larle and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heary Hardware
which will be sold by the undersigned at ten to
twenty-five per cent less than before offered In
this market.
Country dealers Can bug At this store at IS low
rates ~ NJ st. Louis Chicago. Gail and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
7oodtf 10 WASuBURN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
CHICAGO.

G. r.. ocRlvEN'o
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ne. %, D8ARsORN 81, CHICAGO.
Mill Furnishing Depot |:
r. W. BAXTER Il CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
French Barr sN1illstOsees.
AID c. v. BROWNS PATENT PORTABLE
FleuYlDg And Grist MINIS,
And dealers In
DUTCH ANKER BoLTIN0 CLOTHS.
Smut MiAs and Ssperstors,
Separator for Warehouse.
Rsstsss Of all kinds,
Hofsstag Scyesos and Balls,
Bran Dsssey, Faiy6asks' Scales,
Pecks. PROOF Stuff. &C., &c.
AND
MILL FURNISHING 0DNsRALLY,
Vert Water street, between Randolph and Hadi-
son, Chie ago, Illinois. D. Address box No. IA.
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
The subscribers having obtained the agency for the
sale Of steam Engines ana Boilers, from the
Msaufacssyy Of Gsulding. Bagley 4 Sewel,
o. wArKRTows, n. T.,
Would invite the atent of purchs to their
perier IN -rts le kmzns hip and powers also
their very low prices The following IL list Of pr
ces OF Rngise aud Boiler. together with Healer, Wa
ter and Steam Pipes, Csoks, Valves, Arch Castings
aud Grs,es, compete, and resdy for use, delivered
In Chicago:
horse power, $500 20 hose power. ..41 80
S 80. 6s5 Is :" ] 500
10 4" -. 793 30 L" 80. l,6 5
II 49,. 500 35 :" 80. 1900
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
LILIES
IMPROVED
Chilled
IRON SAFE
AND
BANK LOCKS,
o0LD BIZ
nks Scale Depot,
July8d1y


MANUFACTURERS OF
Curtis Patent Oscfl0atinx Engine Force
pump.
VTVHIo 10 Q douh acting force end oucktion pump,
i and 10 more resdily converted into R1re Engine
than any other pump now 10 nee.
It has no Punger," and II mot 70 Arg pump
lwould call the attention Of Railroad and Steam
boat ocers also the prcpristors Of Stables. Sawuo
Ttores. Private Dvsilin9s and Oountvy eeats b II
nachinists and Engineers ere invited 70 examine
u.
RePairlng AOme without delay
AsS sss.R Ord end LsOsirs ssrset, nsveapss
Iowa. junaoo-n0
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Legal Notice.

aug2O-,itd Sheriff Of Scott {
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=. J. WOOLLUY, ct Pairb
Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
ENGLAND.

PousE or LoRDs, Jaly l9.-Lo.d Stsat'oEd de X ID.
sbe alluded 10 the late s.rociods massacre a. Jddaa
After dwelling on the sloSness OF fIfkisa OH 5iss i
rendering Justice he expressed the hope tha; the ru
mor Of the occupation OF Mecos, or the seizure OF
rene precious offsets Of vererston treasured ~.hia
its wslls, hsd 70 founistion. He wisaed t. kno~
whether her M-jssty's Government haf received sly
official adyiess Of the massacre at JiddsA; NhetaeS
in,tiueiiors tad been issued for denscains il reps
ration from toe Porte through tee Btsr ana tfencl
Ministers q. Cons aptinop.e; AID ner, u osse OF
vfpl deisye sGsquste measuces were - oe tsssa -
<nfoiee our j1st demands.
TIE Esl Of Msmesbury replied t4s' the Necessary
steps had been taken 70 dsms-G i&mstste rec :eSs.
There wss 20 intention Of osoupyiog MECCA he
trusted 20 re abe 10 fe tays - safe Vas steps
ksd been taken by TIE Tdrkse P.sis ss-t 20 Jsitaa
10 do justice for the re sen. outrage.
The Eail Of Ehsnoorouga Gu1 tie Dass o. nv
castle pressed On the E,r OF Dsloy tie p0fue,y OF
siporh9 tie Committee tie lEdis BIS Gntu ISes-
day evSplIf tue ground os the tb1 stsendstce of
the House; Bat Lord Darby esasa - scosGs { the
sugsesior, and Lord Eusbborough .Asn opp,ssi 10
Committed clause tarty' foGr, Iesu.s.irs sppJ.a.
psia 70 the scientific branches of tbs Iudi ,n ny.
The propcs to I've those eppor;msrts ccm2et.a
vse an at OF tomsge . Democracy; i. -, tos sly
rncsNed for. IL would Attest mi ja-ioaly Tee "
sff.epcy of .Ae sr:ilery snd srgOes-s of the od
srDy.
Tie EsIl q Ds-.y mse.s.red TIA. t,e ptcc ;'e II
snge. ion W. s,tusly 70 i'os 81 W lfs.s s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
d..re = .Yo;d. - ,he d.s;oism v.to We ses'r 'cd

dssre - svo3 -r ihe des7o'ism ~.to va ses'f' 'e'
~ ,,h rs are resolve 20 .Cuost.
Jolsn L.. Ja.e Gof I,l.I De a Veg. N,aoei s.a,he'
,ri9 e,i Pv.-o Ctrrq1e F-j-o er-rqu, AN NJ ee'
Cerro I. dro AsGseo Nora luan daniin ee e'eJ1
c-n.e O-iE Cssdl 3NEo.l LlsA. sfaeci'2 &c -
Mcri.uai fasa Ar OEi, e Scs1-r, b. t.sx tierus -
CLno v.ut.u.e ss- i-r. Tr.fr., H,utl0 aoer1' --'
Msntl sontiai3 Aon.o Go;9eso, Yei'5 cATo Ae1A''
" Msd,id, Jay 10, ls5s"
private le:,er 4 ;he li.h ron A.dIid rss :-s
following:
II. 1.tur1 e stl tie pe-son spoken ot icr tne
Lcrdon Enbsssy snd his roninsti55, Sc vel $. 49,
OF the other rev Emhsssado-p sill appear soon u
TIE Ga.s:s NJ Is.BrtI Is suffering from Illness, snd
Obliged 70 hesp his bed. B-tssen o-Ise.ves, De-
I.ye he s rot sorry foI e, ss !; vi bs pfe;s1 9r
rot being he bes-er of the e-ersec noe, Sc z e
termed by tie Msi'id pspers, d:ssn up by one oI
o.t.r of the Minister, il is 70: Clear SAcn, slf
approved b. the Q1sep, sss,nst :hc Eossh G)'era-
nsl:. cay tbs, NJ. Istrri,z is - be he ess'e1
Of he role to Lord MsIesbu'y, ss i does 70;
srtesr tbs. Re Csbioet uesserGer wno eft ioT
IsIdon On the 18th took i. With h.ni tao11n
tie rots vas prepared sore day. previously. Ocr
pablo Ell here sppresend tbs, OD,nreD ls se,mg
fcolsbly in TIE nis.,erpsrbsps at the nstga. % OF
the FreIca GOverLu-t.. an OF opnion, ao"e'ec,
tha. it El Dot 10 beyond 81 exchange OF dipi'mi,e
rotts lees ere.gei, SID that nothinS se Jus
vi cone Ci j.. The aE:or.Ins;e country nss We
enough or = hsrds rot 10 seek new enha-s's lents
With EngIand-zi.h Euslssd, whose alssn'e hs' oeeo
ss sdvsftsgeou 10 as SO tast with France g. eVsr
b.sD tA,8..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
DENMARK AND THE DIET

The following is the official extrsc. from the report
OF tie s,tng OF tee Diet at Frankfort on the lJ,h inst
referring 10 me question between Denmark and the
Diet:
Tie Danish representative presented declAIs. or
modified by tie Federal resolution Of tue 2Otl o: Nay
concerning the Constitutional question OF tne Ddcnies
If Holst IN aid LsuenbuIg.
"Ihe Danish Government takes as starting point
that the principle that the decision fer the c)nsu
ors or ur rconstU.onal abolition OF tae ancient 20
vncial Constitution OF Hostem comes within tne
limits OF the competency of the Confederation, bu,
cam OF allow that tte regulations opsned at st with
the lrest Germ az POwers, sfterwsrd with the G5r.
man Confederation, shsll be interpreted exclusively
by onc party. Il repeats in general manner ths as-
tuIance that positive comnur ic atC Ms on the manner
in which il proposes to settle these constitution a.
questions ud st the present be premature end thst
tney would rct even be poSs,1e without endangering
an smca0s settlement.
at proposes moreover as regards the Ducny OF
Lauenourg, s5d referring TO the considerations con-
tanned in Iepor. Of TIE Commission of the llth
February OF this year. to este such constitutional
reg gudtioIs wll solve sl doubts on the ltegr b.
mani. CT the rights founded On the Provincial
Cor oIstitut.on of Lsuenburg.
"As regards Holste n, the Danish GoTesnme1t re-
grets that The PoviI al States VI that country have
not thought ft 10 express themselves in precise
manner or the deuitsuon OF general and private al
fare 1t still Deems very sGyisa5le that the states
shCud Xp.ess Lion III ,ai5 respect; bu, Il e aves
il tie option of tee Diet 10 open the negotiations it
he's proposed before after hearing the opinion Of
the stsies and 1t Is ready. IL that case, With ysw
to obvis.e all otec iors to consider, in conformity
With the Ftdsrsl resolution, of the 18th Of Februsry
src tie 20th of Nay If this year. the genera. COnsti-
tuition CT the I'd OF October S "a no longer in vigor
IL the Ducti.s o! HCls.ein and Lauenburg, go tha.
.be negotiations between the delegates would bear
oLly on fixing the constitutional position of those
DueLiss in the geters organization Of the Monsrciy
AID he cetpltiye settlement of their consultation al
relations would IN the opiIio ion OF le Danish Govern
uent, te promptly effscted, taking always into Goa.
siderson lie ishts Of the Sovereign Of the country
ard the autes OF bis Majesty member OF ths Ger
man Copfedel aton."
This declaration sent for consideration q the
Committee the Qges.ion of the Duchies Of dor
stein a. LsueIbUrg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

IlyySpooL Corros M,RsEr, N 'nlsy 81 .uesasy.
I,Iy 10 .a-Ta.rei. t, ,.igs.tn. sd 10 40 I'D
Js-gr.r trls,..e; s,.sre.cs 400 eaes-9 20 oa
,,co ard for export Las. Friday pi-,s nf'nJ u
LivtRFcoL CORs AID BRyhD.IuFfs NM -
r-lv A: his dsy. nAlket only sud ens1-" = u'u
" =. d.p.,oD 20 syinc~d ,hao 1tht have ossn
r.c..d Plirse Wk.s. tsir< compa's'ise'y s~c',
- pors .h,n Ia d ID y 20 10 os~r he ~s-s ~
lr,rs,p Of vh there >-ss qiaptJ orerine ~ ~ ~ ~
"a :, N n s..p- Floor sh slos ssle =, OIL & DO
80. 5 is. mor,y Iusi.a Corn very luiet reque't
- h.h yyhe .pd Yellow may ,. p'.-d seut ID Gsd g''
Tospos CoRs M,RKEr, July l9. In ;he Corr msr,
re ,yosbe por 0f tie ;som most pt-t' oi
tie ccuuy the .y ds'e :; VT, q ne S.sSes'
-. - - so,,hern t tc;s, there jecAne CT a.
Ioypos PRoDUcE AsO PRoyisios H.RSEI, Jay
~ T,.ip,e,iys s1su hA- Coffee f'n- Moa..e' !! 80
- =. g.. !, ,,;ve AZ ss Ser,,er slow but @-esfv Tai
nd shsde Io~-r Lns-~i Oh ',esiy haoe oa hin,'
rn,nsine slow SPIRITS Ct s eescrPaors kssTy sA1 c-
r,er Tn steady.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
THE HERZEGOVINA.

letter from Rsguss of the i.h gives the following
account Of the meeting between the Consus and the
Christian insurgents Of the Herzegovina:
The meeting took plsce in the plain before klo-
buk, q fortress bulk on the top Of high rocs, aod
gsIIisontd by | eco BASH Bszouks Whsn ne Con-
srs were seen sppro aching, tue chief OF the nsur.
gents Of Koyisnk and about 10 Of his men, Sh) were
waiting sdvanced g meet them, and fired their mus
k.ts in tie air by way CT welcome. An hour la.e-,
the chiefs CT Bssrani, Pi7a sSd other pisces, vita
their iolowers, arrived TIE c5is Of -he insurgents
OF Zubli, whose nsme is Luka cslovitch, was the
only chief sbsent and his absence was oecasiOned by
his rot lsyrg le6rIt in Cue tine the appoiatmsn, of
the meeting After the usual greetings the chi f. ss.
foIth then srieysLces:
"' We are net, they said, rebels to our sovereign
FOR bis ileLtioIs are good. We believe keIsl IL
'isrdi 20 bs On hores. man, blt when hs goes sssy
Eve sLsD fs Dto the hands OF cur irrecou Gsble
mes, sId taen Who VII protect u, They tlen
ctmplsred of Deryisch Pasis, who, having obtSned
from the Christians oXcp, horses, and sores OF oil
kirds, which re required for h srmy had nsteai Of
paying for them, Only given tarfs written scknov-
.og.ueris, sLd lad then msde their chiefs g to
Mtstsr. AZ No star he had lot only taken bsck the
tcrts, but had thrust the chiefs INTO prison, here
they al eed except two who escaped Next tue chiefs
complsred TIA. tie Bashi Bazouks had destroyed
,her churches burned their religious books, insu.,ed
..eII wouep, and even burned their children sive.
10 relsts tnelr grleyan the Christians pee Sme
scnew bat existed, but the Corsu's tranq1 u zed them
81 represented - them that in order tc snow them
selves worthy Of the irteres. ii Europe they nus,
submit 70 'be GCye.nEeLt. We uncerttand al.
swsied tt.y; 'but We Rave been so oser deceived by
TIE Tmks thct We csn 70 longer have corfdencs in
them, unless tse Ccpsu. will at oo cur ben.
Si.er c1ri.d6rsbe amount Of discussion, i. wa re-
solved tbs. IN s.. Psers Day the chiefs should -
sSmos tce respective pop1a,iots, Srd tns. ssca u
Iher Nisses shc ud nem.na.e two deputiee, charge
10 wife & moss respectful Letter to keuai Ef.lj
tfsius ,hsr submission, and p,syiDg him 20 receive
thtE. The CoDsUls further made taem promise no.
70 stop the Turkish csrvoys ard lot 20 disquiet the
Iuiki bat as their request the coIss undertook 70
pray tie Turks Let 10 modest them. Before Ia Sslug
the oties sssuied the Corsuls tha, sIce TIE s r
Gis1oys 10 Aonsns ln bad crossed t1e frontier, ssd
ths. Price D4niel lad conrtantly advised taen to
subril.."
e;.sr ficn. ne frcpters CT Bcs5i, ds.sd the l,h
ins:., iricras that within tho is. few Day. go
Christian Bosrisn peas.sts had sought refuge CD tse
Austrian terIrory, 10 conssqusLce of tGs e1ssssss
committed BY tie Turk % so,d.Is. Tae Car s-sas
sho h,j been disarmsd by Omsr Pssss, Sd res,..ej
rrs su.e- sid otser ssrsrj'lrsl in;emsn:s, DC.
s.fs s.fsAi<1 y lie Tu'ks ~ .ae e.h icsi.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
AUSTRIA.

TIE Herod ssys that Au.u.s occupies hers7.t c D
tir.ly With the ane Iteration s. extension OF neG mill
tsry marine IN The Adrs.io. T1e Archidke Max IN :
$50 is commissioned u take measures 20 sus ent tle
lumber oi crest yessels belonging - Alstrls- me
Tigess conesg ondezt Gays that within the as; fe
refuge on the Austrian territory IN consequences Of me
exces.es committed by the ruTksh soldiers. The Co
logne Ga-ee announces The death Of P-Ics Az stole
D.uidc Il &. Bader.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
TURKEY.

The Wonaear contains the fo.lowiog telegram "a Il
Copstantnope:
"Ksmal Efe ndi has leceivsd the submission Of the
insurgents ard order hss bsen sent to him 70 WITH
draw the troops. The electric wire for the teegr soa
from ConstaLtinople TO Bassord, has arrived in 40
English shipe.'
Tie Herald says:
"Tte Rnssisns -sve received a very severe check
in Dsg hestan and Loghstsn.r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
SWITZERLAND.
The Herald says:

The Herald says;
The CouIcil OF the s;stes nave adopted tde dee'-
sion OF the NstiCnsl Council, 10 tue effect that the
Federal Council ought not again 10 led money ffon
the Federal cbes; 10 RslSsy Compsnies.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
ITALY.

Tie Times's coresponien. say. Count della VI ~
mors will, Immediately on Count de Cavours return
70 Turin which Is expected the end OF me month pro.
ceed Sardinia for the purpose Ct inspecting The cost
fCrtifcstiCrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
FRANCE

The Woat.eur Announces that the Imperial Govern
rebt, il correction win that Of her Britsnnc is-
es,y Will take measures TO exact reparstion for tns
enormities committed At Jiddsh. IL has been decided
that durrg the sbserc Of tie Emperor the Cabinet.
Councils shsl he held under the Presidency of P.nce
jerome.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR Et ROPE.

FOR EUROPE
The Vanderbilt steamer North Star, Capt. jones, left
Saturday fer Liverpool with il9 first cabin pssen-
gers ard l39 in the second csbip She took out sl7l
Goo in specie.