Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-27

| RS0A S1Ot tuC ouITeuUcT WAS m0O0 un0el
the menace Of their government.
The decree permitting the importation o
foreign coin into France was about to be re-
ceived with certain notifications
The Duke de Malakoff was married t
Madame Perniga in the Imperial chapel a
St. Cloud on the 18th.
The monthly statement of tho Bank o.
France shows q decrease in bullion Of 1T,
600 pounds. Tho discounts had increased
$50 900 pounds.
The latest accounts from Paris say that
no doubt was entertained of Pacific solu
ton Of the difficulty with Portugal.
panic was prevailing on change al
Vienna. caused by the fears of the specula
tors at the approaching resumption Of cssl
payments by the Bank.
The Cologne Gazette says Austria will de
mand explanations from the Pope respect
Inc the augmentation of the French force al
Rome.
The free importation of Breadstuffs is per
mitted until the end Of May, 1853.
MOROCCO.
The Vice Consuls of Spain and France a,
Letu au Morocco have been assassinated. No
particulars given. Energetic measures to
obtain satisfaction were expected. A Paris
telegraph says. the two ships of war lately
sent from Lisbon. would proceed to Letu au
Morocco to avenge the massacre,
TURKEY
The Turks in Gambia had again made
such display that 1t was feared the mas.
sacre of the Christians was intended. Great
excitement prevailed and additional batal-
lions OF troops were to be sent to the island.
Reports were received that the porte has
refused to cite the island of Pernin to Eng
land.
The Bombay mail of the gath Sept. had
arrived at Suez.
The disarmed troops at Maoltain mutinied
on the 2lst Of August and their almost total
determination was the consequence.
The fugitive rebels from Powiee were de-
feated with great slaughter on Sept 9Th.
-Four emissaries Of Nena Sahib had been
captured At CAVALIER. endeavoring to cor
rupt the native troops, who informed the
officers Of them. The culprits were exc
cuted.
The gwalls or fugitives after occupvinp
the lower part and seizing large amount
Of treasure and wagons we're again defeat
ed in the field on the 2Sd Of Sept. and dis
persed In all directions. The British cap
tured 80 guns.
A private telegraph says that Renewed
alarms hs d arisen at Calpore. 70 that the
troops were kept under arms. 1000 insur.
gents were said to be in the Province ol
Calcu ta. but avoiding engsgsmentA This
story is pronounced fabrication.
The Hong Kong mail Of August 27th had
arrived at England.
Admiral Seymour had returned to Pas
San, but Lord Elgin had proceeded 70 Jeddo
with the steam yacht, which he made .
present to Emperor.
1t was rumored st Canton that one Of the
commissioners who met our ambassadors in
the North, and who bears the character for
Con-de-lealvon had been appointed viceroy
Of the Canton province
The town Of Aamton Was spared BY the
British, though the Forts were destroyed
The report that the place was sacked Wa
unfounded.
The Chinese were coming back by de.
grees to Hong Kong and Macao Trade
continued dull ct Hong Kong.
At Annoy little or nothing had been done
In teas.
At Fuchon there had been . moderate
business and an advance Of lal l-2 taels.
At Shanghai the exports were million
pounds short Of last year. A very moderst<
business had bssn done At former priees.-
Silks had given way but had subsequently
recovered.
The American sloop ofwar Germantown
vas in the Canton River. The steamer,
Mississippi and Powhattan are ct Japan
Mr.. Reed Vas at Shanghai awaiting the ar
rival Of the Chinese Commissioners 70 ssttl,
the tariffs, DC.
The Australian mail Of August leth hsi
reached England Nows anticipated By
telegraph.
A nugget Of gold weighing a,l00 ounce
wss being exhibited at NslbournA
The sleetrics telegraph was in operates
bstwseo 1slbourns and Adlaids.
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