Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-30

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.-ot the Niagara and Alps. N oshlns 1DeG.
inii- oa the Wa Qoessiom.
HALIFAX, March 2s.-Ths Steamships Mia.
CARA anu A lps arrived yesterday. IRON Ls
erpoo 9th inst. The Niagara was detain.
cd OF this port forty Que hours by fog.
GREAT BRITAIN the C0mmons, the
bill partially abolishing the church rates
was detected on the 9Th. by vote Of 254
to Ill.
Attention had been called to the New
foundland fisheries question, and Ministers
stated the appointment Of commission to
settle the matter had been agreed TO BY
France.
FaANcE-Le Nord distinctly asserts that
ss negotiations are pending Napoleon con-
sented 10 the insertion Of the recent article
In the .Nonifer to show his moderation but
that if the present difficulties are not diplo-
Maticaily solved-if Austria does not YIELD,
he will not shrink from the consequences
The Times Paris correspondent describes
the note in the Moaitemr as q wiliul mis.
statement. 1t was submitted to the Empe
ror at midnight Of Friday. He was inform
ed that It was merely reproduction in sub
stance OF his speech from the throne. aud
having read few lines at the beginning
and last paragraph, he allowed it to pass.
The prospects, Of the war party in France
do not look very bright; thanks TO the force
Of public opinion and the spirit manifested
abroad.
The daily News says Prince Napoleon's
retirement will not be followed by any ma
terial change in the ultimate aims Of the
external policy Of France. The Globe on
the contrary, remarks that every appear
ance within the past few days justfiiss the
anticipation of complete change in Nspo.
Icons foreign policy.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald
says hopes Of peace are daily melting away
under the influence Of war articles which
semi-ofiicial journals are instructed to pub
lish. Military preparations continue una
bated.
AusImA.-Lord Cowley left Vienna on
the 10th for London. The success Of his
mission is doubtful. A telegram to the
Times Gays he is bearer of counter propo-
sition, which it was hoped would prove
successful.
The Paris Constitutional says the effective
force Of Austria in Italy, is increased from
$4,000 to 10000 men. The movements Of
the troops to the frontiers for the purpose
of being concentrated there, confirm these
reports besides artillery, material has been
dispatched to Pracensa within y few days.
Cannon Of large size have arrived at Pavia
and Venice, part provided with carriages
for the purpose of q eiege. 1t is ssserted
that the facts contained in this article came
direct from the Sandman government to
the Tuileries
An Austrian dispatch to the Ambassador
at London for communication to the Brit
ish Cabinet has been published. 1t expires
ses desire to unite with the latter in en-
deavoring to save, if possible, the horrors
of general conhsgration. it says that it
hopes to make its pacific intentions perfect.
ly clear, and remarks: II Piedmont be pre-.
vailed upon to abandon her policy Of prov
ication, hopes for tranquility in Italy may
be entertained. The dispatch concludes !:
Austria will only draw the sword
in defence Of her incontestabls rights and in
maintainance Of treaties which she considers
the only solid guarantee for good and evil. :"
PRussIA-Ihe speech Of the Minister of
Foreign affairs does not for moment doubt
| their ability TO concert with England, to
procure due respect to the existing treaties.
England and Prussia are in this fav vorable
position that they are to place themselves
with impartlallty between the antsgonis-
tic powers.
SARDINIA.-The Sandman Turin CORES
pondent Of the Herald says the note in the
Monitenr has fallen like a thunderbolt on
the Court and Ministry. The reeult of the
pacific declarations OF France may hasten
the conflict with Austria single handed
Expectation of forage and oats by the LON
bard frontier is prohibited.
LATEST.
The Turin correspondent of the Herald
reports things more hopelessly wsrlike than
ever. The King and Ministry want war at
any price.
The Grand Duke Constantine had . dis
tingnshed reception at Malta.
CnsA.-Advices Of January 10th. say
that the war vessels Furious and Cruiser left
behind in the Elgin expedition in the
Yang:za Kiang. had been got out, owing to
an unexpected rise in the river Further
operations against the Braves, at Canton,
we're expected. Admiral Seymour and the
rnarinaa nf the n la q. u.ship hs Il uopa <hn.a