Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
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| NEW YORK, March 30-Tbe X. NJ. st-am-
ship Persia. from Liverpool lJth March.
arrived AT 1890 a. m.
| The Kangaroo from Liverpool lsth, also
arrived THE morning.
The Africa arrived out on the morning Of
the l4th.
The Saxonia, from New York. arrived at
Southampton on the l4th.
The clipper Dreadnsught arrived at
Southampton n the lath. in l3 days and
hours, mean time, from New York
The steamer City of Manchester arrived
| out on the 18th. and the Fulton on the
18th.
The following 10 the substance Of the
Kangaroo news:
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant.
The jury on the Irish treason trial was
ont 22 hours. they were unable 70 agree,
| and we're discharged.
| Lord Cowley had . protracted interview
With the Ministers Nothing authentic was
known Of his mission but it is believed
there is little to be hoped for
Paris correspondents regard the state Of
affairs as critical, ssd spesk Of continued
prepar ations.
The Noaitesr had published another offic-
| ial article. 1t complains Of the attitude of
the German States, and says that they have
been influenced by unworthy motives. and
reitcrates that the Emperors views are on
the pacific, and his actions are prompted
| for the beneht Of Italy.
The Bourse depresseds3f, closed eff roc.
Sardinia had called out reserves, and
made new levy, and also reported to have
applied to France for rs 900 men the stti-
| tude Of the Austrian and Sardinian troops
was extremely menacing.
| Austria continues her armament energet-
ically
An outbreak in Central Italy is almost
daily expected.
| Mr.. Preston, American Minister to Spain.
| had an audience with the Queen. The most
| friendly sentiments we're expressed on both
sides.
The Calcutta mails OF Feb 29th unimpor
tant.
The following Is the substance Of the
Persias news:
Parliamentary proceedings unimportsnt.
and waiting the reform struggle on the 2lst
The Atlantic Telegraph Company is still
considering the Gov. offer of conditional
| gurrautee One Of the conditions is the sur
render of the so years monopoly for landing
cable at New Foundland. Another compa-
ny is said to be preparing to carry out the
| project without government aid.
| Continental news had been very war
| like
The Moniteurs second article mad an un-
favorable effect.
| Lord Cowley had returned to Paris. and
| had an interview with the Emperor. Moth
ing definite known in regard to his mission
| Reassuring rumors were circulated on the
| IL - l.
In London, slight rise in Paris, and per
cent. in Vienna.
Austrian journals continued very belig
erent and no abatement in Austrian preps-
tions.
| Affairs in Sardinia unchanged
A repoeted secret treaty exists between
the King of Sardinia and Napoleon.
| The latter guarantees defensive and often
sive aid against Austria, security for Sardin
Ia in any Lombardy acquisitions, on condi.
tion Of Savoy and Nice being ceded to
| France.
The Spanish official journal announces
full satisfaction from Mexico
The Portugese Ministry has resigned
| The Duke Teceira heads the new Cabinet.
Russia forbids the expectation of horses
TO European fronters
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marine cable manufacturers are willing to
contract for the successful submereence Of
An Atlantic Cable, taking all risk of loss or
damages upon themselves.
! The American ship f. C. Scranton, has
be en- slightly damaged by fire at Liverpool
The Neapoliton exiles continued to At
tract sympathy. and liberal subscriptions
were being made to the fund for their ben
| aft Ansf nf than ohnnt noipO 70
| England. One who vent to Bristol met
with perfect ovation. Horses were taken
! from his carriage. and he vas drawn thro'
the streets by the populace, amidst great
cheering.
The ominous silence in respect to Lord
Cowley's mission tended to increase the ap-
prehension of war.
Rumors were current that the Lyons rail
way had received orders to hold itself in
readiness for transportir $4,000 men.
The Emperor was to review the Imperial
Guard on the 45th anniversary Of the entry
into Paris Of Napoleon, from Elba. There
is some expectation that he will address
them.
1t 10 stated that the Austrians had COM
msnced 70 lay mines for the purpose Of
blowing up the bridge Buffalera over the
TicinA
The Austrian Governor, Gene, 1T Milan
assured the guests at dinner party that
peace would be Consolidated.
ITALY.
An American who had received disastrous
news from home, had thrown himself into
. current Of lava At Vesvuyis. The body
vas instantly consumed.
1t 10 stated that in accordance with the
wishes Of the Pope French troops viii pro-
long their etay At Rome.
Seige had been laid TO Schamyls, capital
in CoucecuA
II 10 also asserted the squadron which left
Toulon would proceed 70 Algiers for the
purpose Of embarking troops.
The projected conference for examining
the rsesat election proceedings in the prin-
eipalities would adjourn indefinitely.
There b great talk of an army Of obser-
vstion near the AlpA
The Aositeus contains decree appoint
ing l6 generals and Is eoloneis. siso an
nouness that the squsdron lett Toulon 10
practice naval naneuvera
The whole Of the Sandman navise en-
ployed on the railway from Toulon TO Mar
seilles suddenly disappeared for Piedmont
The Emperor pardoned OF mitgstsd the
sentences Of TOO soldiers tried by Court
Martial
AParis correspondent says Prince Nape-
leon is to be created Vice Royal Of Algiers.
Market for American securities continues
without animation and transactions the past
week few and snimpertank
LATEST. -LoDdsn, Saturday, 18th, A. n
Stocks yesterday opened dull, but in the
afternoon . remarkable change occurred
Several large purchases were made by infu-
sotial buyers esusing sudden advance Of