Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
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Later from California
Arrival Of the MeseS Taylor.
NEW DIGGINCS DISCOVERED
Important from Washington.
Sale Of Rock Island Postponed.
a Ncw Party 10 be- formed.
The British Ou1rurcs.
Action In the House

NEw YoRK' May 81 The steamship No
ses Taylor arrived here at one o'clock thu
p. m. with California advices to the 7th .
May, bringing sl57 500 in specie and 20,
passengers
The Golden Gate left San Francisco o.
the 9Th but on the same day broke hei
counter shaft and returned. The Sonor,
called in her place on the = m Of the 1th-
The Moses Taylor passed the star OF th,
West.
The news is unimportant. The Legisa-
ture has adjourned New gold diggings IN
the vicinity Of Walker river has caused
much talk
A. X. Mulowny is appointed State Com
missioner The stage from Nevada 10 ~acra-
mento City wit, -, 200 gold dust for Wells
Fargo Il Co.., was robbed
A Guano island containing one million
tons is said to have been discovered on the
track between the Sandwich and La,lrone
Islands. Specimens .wcr. received at san
Francisco
WASHINGTON. May 29th.-Tha po.tpone.
ment OF the military reserve at Rock +
land, ILL.,, has been postponed by the ~ecre
taryof War Tor the present The postpone
ment OF the sales in Kansas till tie lst or
Men Of all parts opposed to the admin
lstration have been consulted IN regarI to
the formation Of peoples party OF the Tn
ION. but no general meeting has taken yace
The prominent Republicans in Congress
state that they have not been conferred
with or gwen their consent to the new ~
ganlzation they think there are quite
enough opposition parties now wit on, ma
king any more. aud willie willing Ia e.
operate with other parties, whore 60 opera
tlon requires no sacrifice Of principle
They intend to make The canvass Of mi.
party on the platform "f the mainainancc Il
rights Of Fl eedom without trcsva-- Oh the
just rights Of the South. Anti -I.ccompton
anti Administration an. Eetrenchnent and
Reform
SENArg-on motion Of Mr. Seward
Thousand extra copies Of the resolutions of
the House on British aggres,ions were Or
dered TO be printed.
Mr. Mason spoke on the resolutions. show.
ing that international law rceosuiz no
right of visitation IN time of peace ol in
time of war. only comedies to the extent OF
prey enting act- cortraband OF war H.
cited for authority Judge story and Lord
Stoweil, showing that armed ship of any
nation has the night TO stop. visit or search
vessels Tor any purpose, and that ships on
the sea are not bound to lay to or wait
The resolutions Indicate no more than
that the time has arrived when this must
be settled at once and forever, and IT j. to
be topei that it may be Immediately set
tied by the Executive. There Is every rea
son why il should lie, and none why it
should not. Angry feelings and reprisals
cannot but bring the two countries ito
collision. but whether or NOT, the nature Of
the indlgnitles are such that the American
people can no longer permit them.
Mr. Mallory proposed an amendment, that
the American people cannot permit such
aggressions, aud therefore legislate to eua-
Bile the Executive To adopt measures at o,.ce
To prevent the continuance of such ndigni-
ties.
MARKETs.-Naw YORK NAV .9-FLDUR-Lowcr
50 ID 80 for super state; Goys 10 Ior extra wes
tern.
RyE-3 0od3 10
WHEAT-sIrady at sn@s2 for Chicago sprtug,
s5de90 for Milwaukee club
CORN-Unsettled and lower at 6al 60 for mixed
western
OATS--tnch tnged.
PoRK-Lower, II % for mess; - % for prime
BEEF -St,ady.
LAhD-Dr ,oiang. sslcs 800 bliss llG1l..