Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
From Washington

New York, June 2i:h The Washington
Times correspondence says, supplementary
meeting ot the Clbi tet was b 1 yesterday,
when the dispatches from MIR Da"as and
Lord Mnlmsbuly were reo.'
The British Government apologize tol
the recent outrages. and 'ntilnates that anv
injuries proved TO have beel sr fere }
through them will he redress L.
Lieutenant Mnfry has been appointr r.l
acting Superintendent, of Indian At air for
Arizouia
The contractors for the pnrcl, oi Souo
IA are applying for leia' Of Mlnl en
glnee,s toi the sntvey ., "a road rom hiisti,
IN Texas, to Monterey, the tee u Ma,Atlsn
Oh the Pacific
re appointed TO day
The L. y. Department has prepared u
statement vi letters here addressed to bopus
lotteries and other firms The latter mum.
Der i.Gl9, and the j closures in cash and
drafts. amount to upward OF 50 600 These
returns exhibit back to April list.
The MraH correspondence say. eevers,
Captains whose vessels have been boarded
by British cluisets ia the Cult, have been
here asking advice OF the Government and
their beet means of redress Among taese
was Captain Bartlett, oi the ship Clarendon
whose ship with her cargo was totally lost
of Key West, after she had been boarded
and dstained, by the Bnzzard
l understand the Secretary oi the Navy
has expressed to Captain Bartlett, in the
most positive terms. his opinion that the
owners Of the Clarendon have solid claim
on the British Cove. nment Of xlm. 600, The
value Of the ship and cargo. and that they
are determined to prosecute the claim
The French Minister has Informed our
Government that Mons. Belly, INLAND Il Co.
are not acting under the au, !,oi ty OF the
French Government, IN the matter Of the
transit route and Central American affairs
Mr. Manring. who is figuring IN this bu.
siness with Belly, has no ofiicia' position.
aud IT is not believed at the Spanish lega-
ton that the Government favors rs alleged
noven cuts in he matter.
The eight new s;oops Of war ordered 10
be built, wi | be apr or. ;oned rs follows -
One each 10 the navy yards 1T POI smou'h,
BO- ton, Philadelphia, New York, Ws hing
ton, Norfolk, Pensacola, and San Franci SEQ.
The latter, provided tue Necessary timber
can be procured there.
doubt is still entertained here : !. TO the tins
purpose Of the MOI mons, and the rupublsh
ed d; spatches Of Gov. Cumming cony. Y
some apprehe sons, which Cot Kaue's re-
peated conferences have not removed At
last officisl accounts, they had possession of
the mountain passes, and the ulterior desig q
Of the exodus, is matter wholly Of specuia.
tior. For this reason, and others hat may
not be disclosed, it is deemed mos: p, udent
II not absolu; ely necessary, to maista'n Q
show OF effective force to ses'ond The civil
officers in asserting the Federal authority
The Courier correspondence says: Earl
Malmsbury's dispatches to Lord Napier ex
press the hope that the President will re-
consider the dispatch of Secretary Cass to
Lord Napier, Of the 10th Of APii', declining
further stipulation for the prevention Of the
slave trade, and that he viii agree to con
ventiOn for the correction Of the abuses OF
the American flag. Full reparation is prom
isel ior recent occurrences.
The claims Of the Peruvian government.
| originating inthe yioleut expu', on Of Amer
lean sea captains from the Pc. uvian sloop
Of war at the Chincha Island. slends, hav e
been referred to arbitration.
The Southern mail brings dates ON ~
| points ss late Is due.
The Texas papers contains glowing ac-
cornts Of grs'n crops 10 that State The
prospect was that there would he The larg.
| est WELD Of corn ever FnOwa
tne weather was favorable.
| The Mobile papers say that Gen. Walker
aud Henningsen we're received there with
extrasa CAN'T lemOnsi alto
A private letter rom Gov Cumming lays
much stress upon the imports nee Of the
Mormons being undecided to return to thei,
homes and employment lie is opposed T.
their going to Sonora, and CONTRA the sf.t
ment heretofore made, that they are livid-
ed into peace aud war parties, and thinks
1t the duty and policy Of the govei .nent Il
support the former and break down tht
latter.
Gov G. plainly says. that bis chief hops
Of control over the Aormons, 10 exerted