Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-18
Later from Utah.

CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE c. h T. r. X
Co. election yesterday resulted in the re
election Of the entire old board of director.
and president.
LOUISVILLE, June l7.-Sixteen additional
stacks Of the Bank of Louisville to til.
amount Of ss5o,oOO, and Of the Commercial
Bank to amount Of $500, 900 more was taken
up to-day, and the banks closed.
WAsHINGros June l6.-The Senate TO-DAY
confirmed al, the nominations of the Presi
dent, including that of Forrest Fare, ~
Marshal of Kansas. Much OF the session
was occupied in the consideration Of Ia.
Indian treaty.
Among the postmasters confirmed by The
Senate are the following Lorenzo Morris
Fredonia, n. y; All. Buckhard, Sing Sing
J. W. Monson, Glocester, Mass. ; Albert NJ
llouck, Linn, Mass; :. l.. Lada Fairmount
N. H.; James Hoyle, Zenia, Ohio J. J. Far
nam, Gin, o.; Ben. Harrington, Cleveland
Peter Sweat, Peoria $. Hunt, Iason, Ills
Is. B. Howard, Galena; A. Brooks, Quincy
L. B. Baker, Dixon; B. H. Curry, Racine
Gov. Potter, Harrisburgh.
III. j. Smith was confirmed collector al
Champlain; A. Jenkins, Portsmouth; Bolton
r. Strother, Chicago.
The following surveyors Of Customs were
also confirmed:
L. Burison, Quincy; D. Wamer, Galena;
7. J. Spurlcck, Gin.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Times Wash
ington correspondent says the Pacific mai
continued to-day one year from the lst ol
October for s3i6, 900 per an.
Sir VIM, Gore Ousely has completed his
arrangements to leave Washington. and is
awaiting orders from his government.
AUGUSTA, June l6.-Itis reported that the
Exchange bank at Griffin has failed. 1t had
an agency at Memphis, Tenn.
ST. JoH:s. N. B., June 1.-THE Ophr at
Leroy reports the Steamship Vanderbilt
from Havre and Southampton on the 9Th
passed Cape Race at an early hour thi.
morning, and that yacht Of the N. Y. asso.
ciated press has anticipated her news, and
it will be forwarded on receipt.
81. LOUIS, June l6.-CoL Thos. l.. Lane
from camp Scott, May 9th, passed Boonvill.
this evening. He reports that the Cover
!; nor had returned again after making inef
fectual attempts TO arrest the Mormon
hegira 10 the South. Lalt Lake City and
the Northern settlements are nearly pesert-
GU. A &c" pei oohs chIy IeudiHIuS W SudIN
the buildings. Forty thousand are said to
be in motion, their trains extending mile,
down the valley. The advanced trains are
already 200 miles distant To evade an.
swering wither bound they say that they
are going South. 1t is supposed their dest
nation is Cedar City, or some part of Sonora
There were no mules at Camp Saott. Col
Hoffman's trains were met twenty miles
from Platte Bridge. johnson would await
the arrival Of the peace commissioner
The Indians were annoying the Mormons
calling them squaws, and say they won,
fight. Young delivered the governmen,
seal. records, de-, which It was supposed
were destroyed, to Cummings There had
been heavy rains, extending far west, and
the streams were all full.
NARKETs.-Nsw YonK June 17-FLOUR-L.s
active end lover. sale, 100 bblS ~ 95D< % fol
super state 1894 70 for extra slate; 3 $500 o.
f'r super western t1s@s50 for common 70 medium
extra western.
CANADIAN sPLouR-Unchansed Sales 500 bbls d
425tg525 for extra.
I'VE YLoUR-Strady q OOl337
WHEAT-L - settve aed firm. Nales %, ,OO0 busf
at 50 for choice Obi spring; Us for white Ind
1901 II for white MGR
RYE-P.rmeP. Sales 1000 bush at e5t07O
CoRx-Heavy. Sales $1,000 bush 1t 6O@78 To-
| mixed western; 7S@Se for southern
OATs-Dull,
PoRK-saes At II 90 for .ss.; II 90 for prime.
FEEr-Unchangsd Sales moderate.
IAsn-Hcsvy. eal.s 800 Ibis at Ios@11
| stat.
| Cnvxss-Dull at 8@s-
! wHIsKYY-9ales 700 bbls at 23@26.