Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE

LATER FROM EUROPE.
NKw Yosk, March 81.
The steamship Persia. Capt. Judkin,
which led from Liverpool, about ll:s
on the morning Of the Goth Of March, a,
rived here At o'clock this morning, brine
ing 81 passengers.
The Arrago arrived out at Southampton
on the 18th
News meagre and unimportant.
Nothing Of moment in Parliament.
The India loan bin had finally passed
II is positively affirmed that Persiguy ha
rendered his resignation Of the French en-
bassy at London. 1t i not known whethe
Y 9 aeeepled or net
ing put ON q war footing.
In the Spanish Congress, ,Istc rita explained
the position Of the Mexican question, aDG
said that it could be settled without resor,
to arms He confirmed the fact Of La Fora
| qua, the Mexican envoy, having been dis
missed
The King of Naples had liberated " all. one
Of the English prisoners on the Cagliary af
fair
During hurricane at Mederia the United
States frigate Cumberland suffered dhmaees
she lost two men and wac for time In
great peril.
London Saturday The Times city arti
Gle says. No material variation in funds to-
day, they have been rather more f nall
the circumstances have been in favor of a
description OF securities, q result which
would certainly be witnessed but for in
creased distrust Of the French government
About II "A 600 in Australian gold was
taken at the bank
The KING Of Naples has ordered the trial
OF Parker the engineer, of the Cag.iary, to
proceed immediately, that he, may as
well as all, he set at liberty
The Bombay mail arrived at Dover at
5 this morning, and was dispatched imme-
diately.
Baron Bruno, the Russian Ambassador ar
rived here to-day.
Marseilles. Friday night.-The news
brought by the Rabetta is from Canton TO
2oth January.
The Emperor has made no reply to the no.
tifications of the allied Observation-Disclosures the
forces will therefore ascend PHO river With
floatila Of gnn boats
400 French aud 1000 English Marines.
were garrisoned at Canton.
The rich people and leading merchants
were returning to the city.
The English were erecting strong works
on the Island of Term.
= a further deficiency in the shipment Of
Teas is reported
Paris, Friday night-The fund slightly
improved to-day the 8 per cent closed at
So
Madrid, Thursday Procamations have
been issued,recomlnending the people to fol
low the example ofthe insurgents at Chalons
but they were treated by the people with
Indifference.
GREAT BKITAN.-In the House Of Com
monsoon the l7th.notce was given of bill
to limit the duration Of Parliament to 3
years
Lord John Russells oath bill was censid.
cred In committee, the various clauses were
argued to. and the report was ordered to
be brought up on the 2Zd.
On the 18th in the House of Lords, the
committee of the Cagliary was debated, but
without bringing TO light anything not al
ready known in the House of Commons.
The state Of affairs in India claimed at
tention.
Accounts of cruelty to the Sepoys were
MIR. u lsreali, in an answer to question
from Mr.. Crawford, repeated the insinua-
ton that Lord Malinsbury's dispatch 10
Count Waldervis. er had b zen submitted to
the French government for approval before
1t was officially communicated. After some |
debate, leave was given to bring in a bill |
to disfranchize the electors Of Galway, on |
the ground Of bribery.
On Friday within the House Of Com |
mons, Gen. Pell said it was in contempla- !
lion to give amedal for the capture Of Delhi |
large meeting was held in Drury Lane
10 adopt measures to honor The memory Of |
Gen. Haevelock. Resolutions TO raise sub
'criptions for monument, dc, were adop-
ted, with enthusiasm
1t was rumored that the government in
tended to increase the Camp, Stone Cliff,
Kent. 10000 men.
Reports of a conference Of Italian dele
gates purpoI ting to have been held in Lon
Ion, is hoax.
The Paris correspondent Of the Globe is
informed that great efforts were made to
Intercept the Emperor's perussl OF multi.
.ude OF anonymous letters, informing him |
hat his speedy doom would follow that of
Orisini
On the 18th the Emperor and EN-
press visited the Opera. the first time since
he attempted assassination. The streets
we're crowded and precautions were taken
oppressive order. A chain Of sentinels
v ere stationed on both sides Of the street.
md was patroled now and then to keep it
lear. No group of persons was allowe ed
o remain opposite the entrance to the Ope-
. House.