Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-23
Large Factory DESTROYED.
Persons Buried .altre.
NEW YORK MARKETS

New ORLEANS, June 2l-Col Anderson
left for New York yesterday.
Grand Smith was inaugurated Mayor
today.
ST. LOUIS, June pa dispatch from
Leavenwor,h 18th June, per T.. s express
to Boonvile. says, parties arrived at this
city last night, having charge Of the Camp
scott mail of May 22d, enroute for lndepcn-
dence.
The Couriers report the roads between
there and Laramier as very heavy and much
cut up by trains
The mail came as far as Laramier under
an escort Of infantry, provided by Col
Johnson The Utah news il anticipated.
Gen Harney was met yesterday 40 miles
hence. Private adviees from the army to
May 2sth, mention the arrival Of i.ieuten-
ant Armstrong at Camp Scott with rs head
OF cattle. Capt. llarnan with 200 cattle was
three days march from Camp Scott
a letter from an officer higher in eora-
mand, expresses the opinion that the troops
would not be employed against the Nor
mons.
The leavenworth Times of this morning,
contains a letter from IT Hridger, May 2lst,
which says, that brigham Young, prnci-
pal Mormon Elder, had consented to deliver
themselves into the custody of the L. :.
Marshal and await Il trial, provided they
were tried hy ajury in no way connected
with the army.
party of fMormons had arrived at Camp
Scott in half starved condition. They
belonged TO the portion who were opposed
to Dung, and represented the Church rs
tn hl Iii al 10,
turn TO the States
The reception Of Col .Iohnston's commits
sion as Brigadier Gen, caused much salts
faction in the army
Capt. Newtons engineer had reached
Scott, and reported that q prominent post
would be established at Ft Rrldger. at
which Col Hoffman would take command.
W AsHIyGI"N, June 22-Sufiicient in,eli-
gence has been received to leave no doubt
that Capt. Marcy's command has reached
Camp Scott in safety.
IT was the intention of Gov Cumming
when last heard from, to proceed at once to
open trade with Valley. Many of the
Mormons We're understood TO own more cat
tie than they were desirous Of carrying
away and Of which they were anxious TO
dispose. The safety and general welfare Of
the troops at Camp Scott and elsewhere,
between that post and the United States,
may be reckoned on with confidence
The Mormon troops had been entirely
WITHDRAW from the approaches to Salt Lake
Though tn. people threatened to return il
the army advanced before they secured
their wheat harvest Gov Cumming says
that it may be regarded az safe for emi-
grants from the United States to proceed to
California via Salt Lake, the road being cn-
tireiy open.
The Attorney Gen. and Secretary Of the
Treasury and Postma er Gen. contemplate
leaving Tor Philadelphia early next week on
business connected with Pos, Office Custom
House court &c, accommodations at that
city.
Two of the war sloops. authorized by
Congress are to be constructed at Phladel-
phia Navy Yard
The steamer Fulton has been ordered
home on account Of sickness on board
TfDtes 'orreSpondencc--Or Orders have been
issued for the frigate Saranac to leave
Panama and crnize rs far GuayIn,Is to in
vestigate the injuries inflicted on Americans
along that coast
Secretary Toncey has determined to have
the new sloo7s built OF wood and not Of
iron, as has been suggested
Col. Kane was in conference this n m,
with the President and Secretary Of War
lie expressed the opinion that there is still
cause for approaching danger from the
Mormons. His statements are not entirely
satisfactory. He has certain inexplcaLIe
reservations difficult to understand. When
it was suggested that the mission Of the
IL. 4
that they had still abundance opportunity
for useful exercise They meet again to-
morrow, after which they disposition Of
Gen. Johnsons command of the reinforce
ment will be determined
NEW YORK, June 22-Patricn Slane's
glass factory at Williamsburg was des
sroyed yesterday by the storm in the af-
ternoon. There were 30 persons in the
building at the time all Of which were
buried in the ruins, bnt only two were
killed, and but six or eight wounded. The
killed are Bernard Slane, brother Of the
proprietor, and the engineer. Mr.. Slane's
loss is $1,000 Rev. Ralph Iert's new
Church, in this city. was entirely demolished
loss $4,000. Much other damage was
done to buildings in the city, and recently
the shipping in the harbor, and many per-
sons were more or less injured. The light
ming struck in some door places, but the
only death reported from this cause is that
OF Bridget Fair Of Brooklyn, who had
rushed into the street to save her child from
the storm when she was instantly struck
down.
MARKETS. .-EEw YORK June 90 -FLOUR-5@IO
cents b-tter. Sac ] 3V0 bbl, ~ 8 sOGl4 90 for
super state, 4 0OGr4 IS for extra slate; s5a3 80
frsupsr western; : O06l4 IS for common 70 medium
extra western.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Firmar Sales 500 bills at
5l5m520 for extra.
BYE FLOuR-DulI At 0OGl3lO
WHEAf-Without mateYisl change. faes s. ono
at 1OG77 for choice Chi spring; Us for white Ind
1hGcl IL for white Micar
RYE-Steady. Sales 1000 bush at 70G72
CoKE-Dull Sales 2.5eO bush al 70172 for
mixed western; 1S0lS0 for southern
OArs-Duli,
PoRK-Du md lower. eales.at II 90 for mess; IL
% for prime.