Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

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Later ffon Europe.
Arrival - The Steamer Arabia,
BREADsTUFFs LOWER.
PARLIAMENT IN sRssIoN.
TAs RngllsA Asapslltas Dincultiss.
Reception Of The Duke do Malaaon.
The sarAinian Quarrel.
ADDITIONAL FROA INDIA.
Arrival efthe nnp,r. City from Cuba.
sRlrrsn eU-nAe. ON AMERICAN
EXCITEMENT AT HAVANA.
Arrival ef I've Csrgses Or Cssliss.
Inssrsse,ns from wsshinston.
The Kansas Bill Under Discussion.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival 10 the Steamer Isa bel.
Tho Captain General Resigned.
SUGAR LOWER.


81. Louh. April 2Sth.-Frezzolini and the
italian Opera Troupe. under the manage
ment Of Strakosh. were greeted with large
and fashionable audience last night They
give their last concert here tonight, after
which they 60 10 Cincinnati, Pitssbarg.
Cleveland. Chicago, Milwaukee and Detroit
NEW YoRK. April 29th.- The Royal Mail
steamship Arabia Capt. Stone. from Liver
pool II 4. n. on the 18th inst, ed At Z
o'clock.
She brings $4,000 in specie.
The Kangaroo sailed for n u on the l4th
The Arabia on her outward passage
reached Lii, erpool on the Ilth
GREAT BRIIAN-Both Houses met on
Monday.
After the recess Ia the House Of Commons.
Lord John Russell proposed that the gov
ernment instead Of proceeding with their
India bill. should move certain resolutions
IA committee Of the whole, relative to the
future government Of Hindoostan, which
was agreed to by Mr.. DIsraeli
In the House Of Lords on the 10th, Ma
linezburg laid on the table the correspon
dencs with France on the subject Of pass
ports, and explained the steps taken to nit
tenn in the Commons.
Notice WAS given Of bill TO abolish the
property qualifications now required to be
held by member Of the House.
On the 10th in the Commons DIsraeli
announced that the law officers Of the crown
were unanimous that the imprisonment Of
the engineers Of the Cagliari, by the Nea
pol'tan government, was illegal; and that
demand had been made for compensation
but no decision had been given in regard to
the international question.
The Duke de Malakolff, the new Ambass.
ador from France. landed at Dover on the
10th inst, and met with civic and militry
reception. Three guards of honor were on
duty. In reply TO an address from the cor
poration of Dover. he said it would be his
earnest desire to preserve the cordial rela-
tions which have hitherto existed between
France and England
He travelled to London In a state railway
carriage.
FRAxCE-It is rumored that Count de
Morny or Perizgni, would soon replace
Gen. Espiraze a. minister of the interior.
The four opposition members of the leg.
isature had been invited to dine at the Tul-
leries. but all except one declined
The trial of Simon Bernard for completely
with Orsini and others, was expected to
terminate on the 18th. The Counsel for
the defence had made . powerful appeal to
the anti-Napoleon preludices of his auditor.
The speech ELECTED tremendous applause in
the Court.
ITALY.-The Sar linian officers who were
on leave in foreign countries, have been re-
called.
France and England have agreed to sup
port Sardinia in any act of aggression to
which the quarrel may lead her.
AusrRIA.-Much suffering still exists in
the principal manufacturing districts. The
extensive shipments usually made have
ceased for eight months
RUsslA-The emancipation of serfs have
become general.
An important conspiracy is said to have
been crushed in Circassia.
NORWAY Three fourths of the city of
Christiana had been burned with loss Of
ten million francs.
NDIA.-There is no later news, but some
additional had been telegraPhed from NAL
tn. Sir Colin Campbell remained at Luck
now. restoring quiet and organizing the
garrison.
The Hill Fort Of Chumdare had been
stormed and taken by the British.
The rebels under Neena Sahi5's brother
were in strong force in Bundlecuud.
CHTNA.-The four great powers have al
lowed the Emperor till the sth Of March to
send his pleni potentiary to Shanghai, and
in the meantime suspended all bellgerent
proceedings.
The Elders of Fatzham had declared that
ka rs 4 IA
vas only as defense against the rebels who
threatened the city.
LoSpoN.-Liverpool breadstuffs market
was quiet and all articles without change
in prices.
WASHINGTON April 24.-The House re-
sumed the consideration Of the Kansas re
port. Mr.. Cox defined his position. He
vas the first in the House to oppose the Le
compton constitution, after careful conside-
ration of his duty to party, state and the
union and the welfare of the whole people
he had came to the deliberate conclusion to
support the report Of the committee Mr..
Cox then according to the arrangement with
Mr.. Cingman of N. G. renewed the latter's
demand for the previous question. Mr..
Marshall of KY, Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio ask
ed to be heard, the latter claiming the same
privilege for his side of the Ohio delegation
ss was accorded to Mr.. Cox. Mr.. Lawrence
of Ohio said the report was not all he de-
sired, but was what he claimed. He was
proceeding to give his reasons why he
should vote for It when Mr.. Clingman in
terrupted saying the demand for the previ-
Gus question had been renewed. Many
gents Immediately arose and claimed in the
name of justice that they be heard. Amid
the confusion Mr.. Garnett Of Va, said he
should move for q postponement, but the
time named by him was Lost in cries of "or
der, order" Mr.. Campbell lfmoved for call
of the house. Refused by 80 against lie.
The question was then stated to be on Sec
onding the demand for the previous ques-
ton. Mr.. Marshall of KY, again attempted
unsuccessfully to ask that the demand be
withdrawn, saying that he wished to say .
few words. Mr. Garnett inquired whether
if the demand was omitted now it would be
in order for him to move the pos .ponement
of the subject till . week from Tuesday ?
The speaker replied in the affirmative. The
demand for the previous question was put
and negstived lO3 against lO6. Mr.. Mar
shall Of KY. got the floor.
SxNArI-The Senate refused % against
1s to rscede from its amendments striking
out the provision for the payment Of repor-
ters and section Sd of the House deficiency
bill and on motion Of Mr. Toombs commit.
tee Of conference was appointed. The report
of the committee of conference ON the Kan
sas bill was taken up.
Mr.. Douglas objected to the Ksnsas con.
ference substitute because it did not submit
the Lecoanpton constitution fairly to the
people, but made the admission virtually
contingent on their acceptance or rejection
Of the land grantA He objeeted too. 70 tne
Offer q bribe to come in with 10000 pop
ulatiou.
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