Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
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Arrival OF the steamship lad.an.

Arrival Of the Steanehip lad.an.
FARrusa PolSr, Aug. 2s.-midpight-
The steamship Indian. from Liverpool, with
dates to the 18th. has passed here on her
way to Quebec.
The steamships Burnside and North Brit.
ton had arrived at Liverpool
At Zurich, on the 18th. . conference be.
tween the Austrian and French plenipoten-
tisries took place, lasting two hours A
cabinet courier arrived from Paris on that
day. A second Austrian plenip potentiary.
N. NJ. Miesenberg, had not left Zurich for
Vienna, as reported The pleni 1otentiaries
held an informal citing on the 10th and
10th. but were engaged in festivities.
FRANCx
The military fete 1oASaris, on the entry
of Napoleon. proved to be q very grand a.
fair. The troops were headed by the En-
Peror. and the display made was most i'm
posing.
The EN-, eror has granted full amnesty to
sll political offenders
A Ts Dsum took place in Paris on the
18th, in honor Of the fete. All the pleni-
potentisries and members of the Federal
Council were present.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily
Neps asserts that the Zurich Conference is
at dead lock.
The Emperor Napoleon exhibited symp-
toms Of annoyance At the conduct Of the
Court Of Venice, and recent articles in the
Paris Journals in praise Of ko-suth and
Garsbaldi, are attributed to this feeling.
The grand military spectacles which had
hoo ar, rrnh;h;t al In, ho - hao out .f
consi sidsration tor Austria. had been permit
ted to appear.
The Ministeriai journal Of Vienna, in
| sists very strongly on the stipulations at
Villafranca being carried out at Paris.
ITALY
The rumored Red Republican movement
in Parma, is contradicted.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug. 17-Breadstuffs have q
declining tendency. Quotations are barely
maintained. Provisions are also declining.
| Beef-Heavy, and holders are pressing
Cd the market.
Pork-Heavy. and all quotations are
slightly declined. in consequence of holders
pressing their stock on the market; quota
tions are nominal.
| Lard-Quiet and steady.
| QUEBEC, Aug 29-The steamship Indian
from Liverpool the nth. arrived At thi'
point this morning.
Her papers furnish the following detail,
in addition to the brief summary tele
graphed yesterday from Farther Point.
| GREAT BRITAIN.
Lord John Russell said in the House o
Commons, prior to delivering the Queen
speech, that Mr.. Bruce had been sent t
Pekin with view to the ratification Of the
treaty with China and that it was the in
tentiOn Of the government to require thu
Chinese to fully carry out the conditions o
the treaty.
Lord Palmerston in reply to a question
said, it was the expressed desire OF the gov
ernment to encourage the formation OF rifle
and artillery corps.
| The nomination of Charles Lenox Wyke
as Envoy Extraordinary to Central America
and the rumored cession of the territory in
Honduras to Great Britain had given rise
to the impression that the English govern
ment was seeking to strengthen it's position
in that quarter Of the world.
Sir VIM. Gore Ously is about to be re-
called
The arrangements for the great cricke,
match in America, between the picked
players Of both countries, have been finally
completed. The English players will leave
England for America on the 7th of Sep.
tember.
John Fife had been arrested for shooting
dead seaman named Near hur.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. Aug. IA proposal has beer
made on the part of Mr.. Lever to charte,
the steamship Great Eastern for voyage
out and home from Great Britain to Amer
ica 100000 10 offered.
| The triumphal entry into Paris of tn,
army Of Italy on the l4th passed of finely
The ,treets were crowded to excess. ell th.
public buildings and many of the privat.
decorated, and the illuminations in the eve
ming were on the Prandest scale.
The soldiers taken from the enemy re
ceived ovationa
The Emperor 10 said to have been coldly
received in the more democratic quarter O
Paris.
On Sunday evening, grand banquet VA
given by the Emperor to the principal
chiefs Of the army. At the close Of the ban
quet, the Emperor made . speech, and dis
tributed medals to al who were engaged il
the Italian campaign on the day of th'
fete.
The Emperor pardoned upwards of llOt
persons who had been sentenced to impris
onment for the commission of various crimes
The Monitemv states that the Emperor ha,
decided to retain for the present, On army
Of $4,000 men in Lombsrdy. several OF tht
corps who had very highly distinguished
themselves in the csmpsign, could not b
represented at the entree Of the troops.
Lille 10 to De made the head quarters d
the grand military command.
| LATEST.
PAsls. Aug. 1.-THE Momitewy of Tues
day. contains an imperial decree, granting
. full and entire amnesty to persons ssn.
fenced for political offences, and who have
been the objects Of any measures taken fol
the public security.
The ministerial session II not yet over
Il vas reported thst the new constitution
vill b. characterized By the principal Of Do.
ssatsalisation, and the establishmsnt q
Representative provinces By .prerogativs'
given BY the sTistoerasys and lastly ~ Z
strist Cetholie spirit.
/ ITALY.
0Arsbeldi hes aseeptsd the command ol
oil the forces In Central Italy. He he'd
arrived ct Leghorn.
1 DRANC& 4
The accounts from the vinsyards are m.
lAverable. -
a Milan, On the 1lth. The municipality
| inauarratsd the atatne Of Napoleon. b
Csrovs. il the Plaes Reeve, 10 the prsssnel
q Nasahal Valiant, Tie Sasdinion authosi.
hae. and 8 lsree eoneeusss Of the people. /.
II - Tueoea NaEioaAl Assembly, Deputy
aloer. peepesed that the Assembly declare
- Avnaeiv e The 8ense of 11e1sise In
pespl6le y Taseaay. k vas unsaioesely
sopoeste1 by The fspsseentatlvee. bas the