Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-28
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES
TAYLOR

NEw YORK, June 27th,-The steam ship
Moses Taylor has arrived with California
passengers and mails of the 9Th inst. She
left Aspenwall on the 18TH
The passengers elk hundred in number,
have made the trip from California in nine
teen days and twenty-five hours
The Moses Taylor has aboard $2,Oil 900
in gold.
The principal consignees are Wells, Far
go q Co. 1851 900, Hollans American Ex-
change Bank 10000; W. Coleman, s93 900
Duncan d Sherman, 600; Fireman Il Co.
fiji 600 VIM. Hoge 4 Co. $55, 1000; Eu-
gene Kelly. $4,000 Richard Patrick,
$4,000; James Patrick, $4,000, J..
Straus 4 Brother $4,000.
Ole steam chip Washington arrived at
ma on the 18th inst, and sailed the
u day for San Francisco.
The United States rrIgate koanoh n q
the sloop Of war St Louis were at Aer.n.
wall, and the sloOps Vandalis and St. Mary
at Panama,
Lieutenant Lambert of the United States
Navy died on board the Cayane on the 27 tn
ult. at point Ychsn.
on the 18th, for New York, ria Kew West.
Auc u"sco HOA OlpaiaiSo are 10 MA
2sth.
The Revolution was perfectly suppressed
but frequent outrages are reported through
out the country, by bands of robbers
The Austrian frigate Navara, had sailed
for Gibralter
The United States frigate Merrimac and
Saranac, were at Calao.
The ship Indian Queen, from Melbourne,
Australia, for Liverpool, with al passen-
gers, istruck an iceberg April lst. Capt.
Brewer. the first mate and three men and
two passengers got into the life boat and
came alongside quarter OF an hour after
wards, when. finding the ship making no
water, attempted to 90 on board, but losing
their oars, when too far off to catch the
rope thrown to them. driited off, and were
never seen afterwards. The ship was in q
dismantled condition. but all the rest of the
passengers and crew on board arrived at
Valparaiso May lCth
At Guatemala, n convention has been
signed, regulating the boundaries between
Guatemala aud British Honduras.
Senior Jose Yras.ari. has been named as
Secretary of Legation to the u. :.
War seemed inevitable between Saliva
dor and Honduras. but it was thought that
Guatemala would interfere to preserve
peace.
At Nicaragua. Gen. Lamar, the L. $
minister, had sent copies Of the dispatched
| from Secretary Cass to the government
The answer of Nicaragua is TO the following
effect
Nicaragua as a sovereign power claims
the right to accept or reject the treaty she
do With he
United States, which were ratified by hel
Congress. and rejected at Washington =
that on this treaty she only requires amend
ments, and that after Congress considered
the treaty last year, and it had been sent
to Gen. Jose. in Washington, who had full
power to remedy it; the Cabinet, though
agreeing to certain notifications, did no,
make them, nor was the u. 5. minister in
Nicaragua authorized to do 40; further
more. that when Sir VIM. Gore Ousley con
cluded his treaty, which was the Cass-
Yrissari treaty, with remoditiedagreement.
according to the American view
Gen. Lamor, made the Seadon treaty
with favorable amendments to England and
| the United States.
OF the Ousley treaty, the government o,
| Nicaragua cannot see any insult to the U
s. in this proceeding. As to the Mosquito
treaty. it will probably be acceptkd
Nicaragua claims the return the Mos
quito Territory unconditionally, and refuse:
TO acknowledge the King, whom neither she
nor the U. s. ever admitted and she prefers
to let the matter remain in statue gno
rather than to act against her honor in the
seizure Of the boats in Nicaragua. She
iustfies her conduct.
The San Francisco papers contain no
news of interest.
The steamer Orizaba, arrived at South
ampton on the night Of the 4th, with New
York dates to May 10th.