Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-22
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New YORK. July 2lst The steamer Kan
garoc arrived today from Liverpool the
9TH inst. Her advices have been mainlv
Anticipated by the North Star.
The Kangaroo passed in the Mersey july
7th, the Schooner Col Cook, from the port
OF Detroit. Mich, just coming to anchorage.
| The Executive German diet will wait un-
til the 18th OF July. before enquirng wheth-
er Denmark has fulfilled the resolutions Of
the diet. II will then deliver an ultimatum
fixing the period for the accomplishment Of
their resolutions.
The German papers are loud in their
praise Of the excellent appearance Of the
vines on all the noted points on the Rhine
The Turkish Imperial decree calling ont
10000 men to the reserves is alleged by the
porte to be occasioned by the necessity Of
having at hand q sufficient force to procure
the execution Of measures Of order and re.
organization which the government was re-
solved to apply to all Of the provinces. con-
formable to its engagements with the armed
powers.
LONDON THE arrivals Of grain are very
limited. Wheat in good demand at rather
over Mondays prices; spring fully % dear,
but not active; flour is held ct extreme
rates the tallow market steady but inactive
QUEENsToN, There is no news vet of
the Agamemnon, and it is thought that she
may be steering for Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL, 7-Messrs r. $. h CO., report
the weather fine; wheat quiet but steady.
holders asking full rates; flour also firmer;
Indian corn unchanged; provisions un
changed.
LONDON, 7.-Cons)ls for account 95 5-s
and 95 3 L.
The Africa sailed to-day for Liverpool
with l07 passengers including Bishop Nell
walne and daughter, S69,O0O in specie
The Spanish screw frigate Buringula, Fl We
days from Havana, has arrived here for
provisions.
The Pilot boat Enchantress, No. Is, was
run into off the light ship, by the ship Ma
pier, bound out, and lost both her mates
besides other damages
Tribune Washington Correspondence-Our
Consul will remain in Mexico, and commu-
nication will be continued with the Mexi- |
can Minister here until some decisive policy |
is adopted which will depend entirely upon |
the future developments of events.
There Is no encouraging news touching |
the ratification of treaty with New Grena-
da. Meantime ships of war are to be sta |
toned at Aspinwall and Panama. to keep |
open the transit, wi h instructions to send u |
force ashore in case of any outbreak. A
considerable naval force is also to be ordered |
off San Juan with view Of intimidating |
the Nicaraguans into ratification of the |
Cass Irrisara Treaty.
PnILADELrHIA, July 2l.-The bridge over
the little Lehigh at Allentown, Pa, broke |
down as the up coal train was passing Joel
Fields and VIM. Lands were killed-no one
else injured.
SAVANNAH, July 2O.-Mobile papers re-
ceived here, say that Col. Young, recently
appointed Consul to Havana, died at his
in Miss, 18th inst.
MARKETS.-Nsw YoaK, july q -FLouR-
Good demand. aaer 900 bb, at 85@3 90 for
super state, 65@e3 80 for extra state; 8OGI3 80
extra western.
CANADIAN FLoUa-Very IN. Sales 15J bbls at L
5 46t05 Is fer com mon 70 choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Duli at 8 OOG3 so
WHEAr-Better. eales 70 600 bush at ~ for Chi |
spring; 81 y for red Ind.
RYE-Dnli at 10.
CoRN-Frme Sales Is 600 bush Ut S40f65 for
mixed western; 7S6DSO for southern
OATs-Dnl At 45g47 for state and western.
PoRk-Firm. SALES ! 500 bbls at 16 9O@l7 90 for
mess; 13 81 for prime.
BEEF--Unchsnged
cut MEATs-Fi! mer At 7h@S.
LAhD-Dull. Sales 100 buis at II 1k@1IH:
BUTTER-Steady At I26y17 for Onio 1919 for |
state.
CHEEsE-Dnll at 3G7.'
wHIsEY-Lower. sales 100 bbls st 2Sk.