Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16

minister Tor fOreiQn AFFAIRS h( bot likely
to leave for Zurich until the 6yeinuiug Of
the coming week.
The same correspondent says for a time .
very nDfriendly feeling toward England
prevailed here. but the wrath Of the Aus
trians IS rapidly subsiding
lhe promise Of the Emperor cf the
French to put his army and navy on peace
footing. has made a great impression on
the Austrian finsDcial world
The Count DE Banneville, will return
here as the representative Of France.
The Madrid journals Of the 26th. state
that number Of deputies in La Granda,
walteu on the Queen, to congratulate her on
her pregnancy.
II is said that the Government had re-.
solved on establishing . muncipAla.tsa, in
Cuba.
Garabaldi has issued the following order.
dated Covere, July l9:
However political affairs may 60 in the
present circumstances. it is the duty Of
ltaiians not only not to lay down their
arms and manifest discouragemsnt, bnt TO
swell their ranks and show the Pope that
guided by the heroic Victor Emanuel, they
are ready again to confront the yicisitude es
Of war. in Whatever form they may present
themselves to the papal States"
The Times correspondent, from Rome.
states that there is great dissatisfaction
here, and have no hesitation in saving
that the French soldiers alone, keep down
a general outbreak
The Jesuits have been driven out Of Fa.
lenza Ferli and Ferana.
nv ~
The Bologna Gazette, publishes declara-
tion that the Provinces of Kemagna have
shaken off the papal yoke never to return
again, and that their wish is 10 be anne xed
to Sardinia.
The Tuscan army has taken up position
between Modeda and Riggia.
The Milan Gazette states that the French
troops are constantly passing through Mi
Ian on their way to France.
Turin, July 30.-The Dictator of Modens
has convoked the popular assemblies.
All persons competent to read and write,
and whose age is not less than q wears. will
be entitled to vote
Perfect order prevails.
TURIN. Aug. 1.-The King has received
the Count Reist as special Envoy Of Napo.
leon. for the purpose Of bringing about the
restoration of the Grand Dukes Of Tuscany
and Modena.
INDIA REBELLION.
The dates are to July 18th.
The disaffection among the late company
OF European troops is increased at Bernam.
poore. They lie In open meeting, and have
entertained themselves and barracks, and
have elected officers to command them.
The Fusiliers have followed the example
OF the Bengal troops.
Central India is quiet.
The Times Calcutta correspondent says
the campaign has been left to the Police
and Europeans have withdrawn under
| cover
The rebels were still 5000 strong, but
were in terrible distress
The United States steamer Powhatten. had
got on shore in Warsung but it was expect
ed she would be got off uninured.
Intelligence from Cochin China tells oil
losses sustained by the Allied forces and
says great sickness prevails there. The ma.
tives fight bravely, and it was said that the
French Admiral had applied for reinforce
ments
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
PARIS, Wednesday Mon;tuer an
nounces the dissolution of the army OF the
Rhine through the Camp Chalons and FL.
fant remain established.
LONDON, Wedpssday-The Times Paris
correspondent says the Emperor is very
anxious to satisfy the Europeon powers Of
pacific intentions. and before many days
the European powers will be invited to q
Congress where = solution Of the Italian dif
flculty will be proposed. which will desire
support from its liberal character.
Prince Napoleon is said to be indefatips.
bic IN his efforts for an amicable settlement
OF all difference among the European pow.
ers.
Orders have been given for the disarm.
ing of al the ships at Brest, and for the
French Admiral to haul down his flag, in.
deed what was called the Ocean Squadron
hAs S4sssd to existsss.,