Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
A rival Of the Stesmess Anglo Saxon and
Ocesn Queen.

| FARTHER POINT. Sept. l2-The steamer
| Anglo Saxon from Liverpool with dates tt
the 3lst ult., is below. coming up on hei
way to Quebec.
The Ocean Queen sailed from Havre OF
| 3lst ult from Corves at 2 A. NJ. Of the Isl
Of Sept She had 800 passengers, q large
cargo, $40,O in specie. and a heavy mail
The Pursers report says Sept. lst, p. NJ
passed the steamship Fulton from Ne
York, after the Lizard, bound in 4th lat
| so degs IL miE., long. 81 degs. 80 min
Passed the steamer Vanderbilt. from New
York, for Southampton and Havre.
The Ocean Queen experienced heavy
westerly gales for three days.
Our Liverpool correspondent says the
steamship Anglo Saxon for Quebec, and
Kangaroo for N. Y. were detained until the
night of the 3lst. The stormy weather
preventing embarkation of their passengers.
The Kangaroo 30 from New York Slst. arrived
at Liverpool on Sunday the 2Sth
The steamer Lintania from New York
18th, arrived at Southampton on the 3Oth,
enroute to Hamburg.
The steamship Circassian from New York
via ST. Johns, N. F., arrived at Galway on
the 3Oth.
vana, bound to Falmouth, was wrecked at
Brendose on the 18th.
The whole amount Of the Russian loan
IL millions-had been subscribed
Exchanges on st. Petersburg had fallen 8
per cent.
There was nothing of Importance known
respecting the doings Of the Zurich Confer
ence,
FARTHER PolSr, Sept. l2.-The steamship
Anglo Saxon passed this point yesterday
but the storm that occurred during the af-
ternoon and evening. prevented the trans
mission Of Intelligence received from her.
The steamer Tentonia arrived at South
ampton early on the morning Of the Sd.
The steamer Novs Scotisn reached Liv :
erpool at 8 o'clock on the p. NJ Of the came
day.
The crew Of the ship Ben Bolt, reported
all wrecked by the Ocean Queen. were say
ed The vessel was insured Ia London :,
she was on voyage from Treste to London
with new cargo shipped at Havsns
A late telegram from Bern says the re-
ports Of proceedings At the Zurich Confer
euce continue to be satisfactory but there
is every reason TO believe that the Sardinian
plenipotentiary will not afIix his signature
to any protocol in favor Of the return Of the
disposed rulers Of the Duchies.
FRANCE.
The Emperor remains in retirement In
the Pyrinees. It ls rumored that he will
shortly proceed to Cherb ,urg and pay ;
second visit to the camp ss Chslons The
Paris Constitutional in . leading article say
that the Emperor will loyalty fulfil his
f<n. 81 Ion
Of the former Regimen Princess. Bus II he
should not succeed in re-uniting the Prin-
ces and their people in mutual accord, it II
not his intention 70 force either the one or
the other.
The Directors Of the steamer 4rest East
ern have declined Mr. Levers last oBss, and
their original programme win b carried
ont The vessel has been closed 70 the 3D.
mission Of the public. and was 70 leave the
Thames in day or two and b ready TO
leave for Portland on the 18th q 0sptsm.
Der.
LSigh Hast, the eslsbrstsd author. died
ct London on the 9sth, In the 18th year Of
bis age.
The town of sopo he's bssa Visited BY an
earthquake, ssusing lAres dastsustioa Of
property. Two hundred tArsoas vsrs
killed and great numbse injured.
No ehssgs has taken plsss IN Italian y.
faifs.
a dsputstioa fFso Tie Nataeeal aase0bly
ef Nsdcsa, has gone - special niaaos -
ths Rmpsree Nspolsen.
M people Naples are mueh sxsitsd n
eonseo!eaee Of he high price d Corr.