Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-19
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| NEW oRK, April ls.-The steamship Eu-
rop~ arrived at o'clock this morning.
bringing Liverpool dates 10 the I'd .n-t
I The steamship Bremen hence, arrived At
Southampton on the BIS, ul.
The departure Of the Prince Albert from
! Galway is postponed till the 9th.
The Liverpool breadstuifs market was
dull and not materially changed.
London money market unchanged.
| The British Ministry were defeated on the
reform bill by the decision vote Of $50 to
| 29l.
Previous to the vote there WAS an excl
| ting debate, in which Me.srs Peel and Roe
| buck and others spoke in opposition to the
bill. and DIsraeli wound ny with an elaho
rate effort on the part Of the government
The House Immediately adjourned till
the 4th.
Various specnlstions were afloat in regard
to the course Of the Ministry. Their resig-
nation was generally anticipated
Lord Derby stated 10 the House Of Lords
that the Cabinet were considering what
course to sdcpt He had an Interview with
the Queen. bnt nothing definite had been
determination on the 4th
The British quarterly returns show \ de-
crease Of 1880, 900 upon the corresponding
quarter OF last year. owing to a reduction
Of the income
The second Irish sedition trial, at Terale.
resulted in the conviction Of Daniel Snii-
van, who was sentenced to 10 years servi-
tude.
Serious riots occurred in Galway on the
! occasi Of lecture hy Signor Narrassy.-
The lecturer was drawn away hy u mob of
Roman Catholics. and several Protestant
clergymen were roughly handled
Enrites iiarveys gunpow1er works
| were blown up near London, killing Z men
and wonnding many more.
Austria is said to have refused the propo
| sition that Baden should he the place of
meeting Of the proposed Congress.
| The French government had consequent.
| " left the choice to Austria, stipulating
however, that the place must he in commn-
nicat,on with Paris by railroad and by tel
egraph.
The latest advices from Paris state that
Piedmont was not 10 be admitted into the
Congress as one Of the great powers, Aus
tria and Russia having formally protested
| against her admission on any other terms
| than those allowed to the Italian States
The preliminary condition on which Aus
tria insists with regard to this Congress rem
| der it even doubtful whether the meeting
| will be feasible, one of the Conditions being
that Piedmont shall disarm, which latter
power positively refuses to do So.
Count Cavour had returned to Turin. hav
ing carried bis object with Napoleon. who
is believed to be bent on war
| The review Of the army of Paris is fixed
for Sunday, April 3rl, every regiment will
lie complete, every recruit having been
called in. All officers on leave OF absence
had been ordered to join their regiments.
| The Paris correspondent Of the London
daily News, says that not withstanding the
acceleratiOn and notorious preparations for
war the French journals have greatly mode
rated their tone, and that this had been
| done by an intimation OF the Minister OF
the Interior.
The Paris Bouree had been dull and low
! or. but on the Let Of April became excited
and firm, on an advance Of 3 IS
| Advices from Berlin state the Prussan
Government intends demanding from the
Chambers u credit Of tewve million thalers
for increasing the Navy and improving
the defences Of the coast
The news Of the peaceful settlement Of the
difficulty between Paraguay and the United
States bad reached England by the Brazilian
mail steamer which left Rio March 10th.
l.Arksr.-LoNpoN. Saturday A. M.-Our
city journals are speculating freely on the
Ministerial crisis. The Times intimates that
| the Ministers are resolved to stand their
ground till placed on the direct question Of
confidence and then to appeal to the people.
In other words they will not resign without
dissolution. Several journals concur in
stating that the Queen had sent for the Mar
quise Of Landsdown to advise with her on
the course to be pursued.
The money market closed steady.