Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-16
THREE DA VS. LATER NEWS.


New YORK, Aug. l4.-The steamship Van
derbut from Southampton, on the 3rd inst,
arrived here last night.
The Queen and the Royal Family sailed
round the Squadron in review, at Spithead
on Saturday July 80.
Royal salutes were fired. and the Rus
sian Squadron joined in the demonstration
Of respect.
| The Grand Duchess Maria, of Russia, ar
rived at Dover on July 3lst, after a rough
passage from Ostend.
In the House of Lords August the Let,
the Royal assent was given, by a colAmis>
sion to several bills of pacific and private
character.
The report of amendments on the service
Court bill brought up, and. after some
discussion the report was adopted and the
bill read third time and passed
. Lord Stanley called the attention Of the
government to the admission of British
| salt into China, stating that the supply Of
salt to population of three hundred mil
lions had been hitherto monopoly in the
handss Of the Chinese. He concluded by
| asking what steps had been taken to intro
duceit. Lord Elgin could not answer the
| the, question as the correspondence had not
been made public.
Nothing important took place in the
House of Commons on the first instant. In
tbe evening, resolution s4Bnabiine. the
Government to raise in the United King
d1h, for the Government Of IqdiA Eve hun
dred thpnsand pounds sterling, to meet The,
deAAnds oftfie present yedr, was agreed TO,
and bsdered to be reported. ant ,. - .
The ainount Of. the debt, Of Ipdia TO the
first Of May, 1858. lie Rserns1 8. .the 'sum.ef
iregistered !d9bt, and the rest deatink.
~ ter.uaAn p4prBs.F acx asisAIsotos. 4
The London Herald heS 6Ee 15llovine
1--WE have rssaens to- believe Il at; Mr..
Dallas has recently placed in. the .hands of
Lori John. Russell q dispatch frop Wash
iheton, in which it is stated that the Uni
ted States COY 3rnment have resolved to
abandDn the heiprivateeriag, sud thus to iac-
cept the d dsclaratien, Eespsoting s.this. posi-
tion OF the maritime law agreed upon. at
the Congress at Paris ip. 1856.
GERMANY.
| The National Zeitung etates in a.letter
from Frankfort. .en.the Msihe, that 'Cotht az
tChahbers had arrived there from (, the
Hagoe.a9d that it. is, inteHded to hold .
Conerauce of the Legitimists as Wise b.
| den @uying the month of August.
The Prague Gas4te rsavsia fearful FIRE
broke ont In that town Of. KleateflA, i. coutain-
ling shout ] Ia5.A Aoaase.AAdt 1000. inba ahitanAa.
fFsv lof them saved thsr sspds.brboussa 4.
4 P1Eos NAPOLEON AND rns.1inekA 4 inIisssfSN. !.
1 Tie Paris Pdssie .contrid dlcn' the .rsrdrf
Lebont Prince NspolAm bSahg cher9ad M
shs pfssion to visApA. s5SA
a4I's4lD' AND II ;.sss: ~ & .. aisSs'
| m rEsnEscx
The London. Post says. -Hst GiyfhAldf
has lsbt circular . l1he ffSS StStls ~
Italy, declaring iii - oci..be '1n(adYI =
any moment TO continue Ne IaifansHSi = Il
tlhdependence Ill ~.
| The Times correspondence sayy Cagnt
p. Pe'sgney had left Paris on bis sety&nlo
hspdon. -. 80,
T. The ministers Of var had addreaaea -
order to all the Colonies ..of. regiweute. 70
/ send home oil eoldiers wboee.- absence had
f0sen recalled after the declaration Of, var
| e8esuss Auestio. 0uu uAeWt toe Hu bo0S0 WluO
are entitled by their services TO leave Of
absence for six months, 90 that they may b
st the disposal Of the farmers who nay
require them for getting in the harvest
Ne shangs 10 to be noticed in the eom-
nerstal situation Of France
The accounts from the agricultural dis
tRicts are not unfavorable.
The wheat crop has not sustained much
injary. The barley crop va not sxpSctsd
to b productive. but The stoek o. hand \
inasass. 1he crop 0f os}s win probebly
bsmcrs productive than tas sxpsstsd 10
dazs dnes ~. III -. s..s IN.
ne hasvs.t altogsthss. vim exceed that
~ good ordinary year, sad there VIII D
0stsspaas for sxpostaa1sos
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