Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-24
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steamships Indian and Empire were ap
pointed TO sail from Galway OH Friday the
I 18th
GREAT BerAS.-On the 10th in the House
, OF Lords, on motion Of Lord Brougham, a
bill was read frs time, the oLect Of which
was to render the fraudulent negotiation OF
! bills Of exchange penal.
: lhe bill extending the franchise in eoun-
ties to occupiers of flO tenements the same
as in Burroughs, was brought up for a Sec
ohi reading. The Government opposed
any action on the measure at present. There
was majority against the Government on
f the 9th, and the hill was read second time
The three mates Of the American ship
eleanor have been committed on the evi-
dence Of the crew OF the ship starting, and
Disgusting disclosures have been made in
regard 10 the confessional in the aristocr
ic neighborhood Of Belgrade, LONDON
lsDIA-Sir II. Rose had conn I,letelv lie.
f6ated the enemy at Gori-l, killing 500 men
and capturing guns. He was within II
miles Of Caipec on the llth of May. and it
was expected that the attack would be male
on the 18th
4 Village in central India had been
storned after an obstinate resistance. and
all the male inhabitants put "a the sword
Eritleh Consul General at Eelgr.l. lad
been attacked. and severely wounded by
two British snh!cra
LoSpoN, Saiurlay-It is stated in DqaV
N,c>, that II rvmor prevailed Yesterday of
Its being the intention Of the government to
call out an additional number Of military
! The Times has reason to believe that IA
circular has been issued ly Lord Derby to
his supporters. by which it is the intention
Of the government to offer no further op,o-
sition to the the admission of the Jews 10
Parliament
The French ministerial papers declare in
| favor of the Americans views Of the ques-
tlon of the right of earch and characterize
the blockading squadron as another failure.
The returns to the question ot the Naval
armament going on in France, aud says that
| all the assurances in the world cannot do
away with the impressions others is likely
| to produce. England Is Just the country 10
suffer by Razzia, let her come IA third
tempest shall not find her .unpreparcd as
India and the Crimea
The steamship Asia, sliled to-day for
Liverpool, with 100 passengers and s62,3
in specie.
/ 1rabnafS Washington Correspo"dence-
Lord Napier to day prepared dispatches,
conveying tohs government the intelligence
| OF the satisiactan cvinced by our Admins
tration at the turn which the cruiser cor
troyersy has taken. and giving assurance
| that the relation between the two countries
would be established on even q better foot
ing than heretofore.
WASHINGTON. June 22-Ihe official ndvi-
ces received by this arrival from England
| arc Of more favorable character than has
been received towards this country, and
| disavow Intentional Ciienco against our ilar,
and mention the fact that prompt orders
have been issued to discontinue the visits
which have given rise to the present diff
culties. Her Maiestys government does
| not insist on visitation or seizure as q right
but as both nations are striving t. pu. a
| stop to the slave trade, il desires mutual
| understanding or arrangement As to the
proper and most acceptable manner Of ascer
tanning the character of suspected slavers
This is the mootel point The tenor of the
dispatch was far from being unsatisfactory
In fact the doctrine SO long maintained by
our government is considered as practically
acknowledged by Great Britain The diff.
ferences between the two countries are not
such as cannot be amicably adjusted.
1t is understood that tie Cabinet to-day
have under consideration the affairs of Utah,
which are 50 mixed up as to require great
caution IN their management From the
present Indications all the troops now on
the way will continue their march to Utah
What additional measures will be pursued
will depend on the character of the next
official dispatches from that quarter.
| The charge Of Judge Eckles to the grand
jury against polygamy is condemned as
being calculatedto end,.nger the pacification
of the Mormons.
The I. o. Department will shortly take
up the subject Of ocean transportation.-
Propositions have been received for carry
ing the mails from New Orleans and n
Y. to Havana and alternate with the Law
line and connecting with the Bremen and
llavre lines, making the postage contem-
plated by the recent act of Congress.
| ST. LOUIS, June pa Leavenworth dis
patch of the 10th says: A call was pro-
mulgated yesterday, signed by many citi-
zens, for the organization Of a Vigilance
Committee in this city. A public meeting
was held, pursuant to n call to discounteu-
ance such an organization, which adopted
resolutions declaiming that necessity
| existed for its establishment, and express
ing entire confidence in the authorities to
| properly administer the laws
| Arran3 3ements had been made to cstab
| lish regular communication between Fort
i.cavenworth and the outward bound c"l
umus Of the Utah forces. Two expresses
leave the garrison every week until further
| notice.
| The Kansns City .Iourmal of Gonwcrce
Extra. of the 10th, says that mass meeting
at Fort Scott on the 18th, 10 take into con
l .lo~o L. lAa.t a.
ment Of the ,lnlcultioa in that region Res
olutions were unanimously adopted to the
| following effect:
We will proceed through the civil organ-
ization Of the county OF bourbon and the
township therein, in accordance with the
law approved in February, ls5s. and agree
| to refer all past offences against the laws TO
the grand jury.
We agree to refrain from prosecutions and
yexatious arrests for petty offences, and
| to discountenance such proceedings, from
whatever cause they come
We agree to exert ourselves to preserve
the peace and assist in enforcing the laws.
We agree to take no part in preemption
claim quarrels, but to leave the contestants
to settle their own claims according to the
| laws
We agree to hold every citizen Of Fort
Scott to strict accountable " for any assault
or other unlawful act against any person
whatever.
We agree to afford whatever protection
circumstances require, to the citizens Of Fort
Scott trav elling in Bourbon county.
Gov. Denver agrees to withdraw the
troops as soon as the town and county or
ganization is completed and he is satisfied
| that npaea will ha fully rnainfaInQd
Gov. Denver addressed the meeting, and
approves the resolutions.
John Hamilton was President Of the meet
ing.
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