The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-13

TArs Days Las-s frm E~Ss,
49, Vs. oct ia m.-The Cos, "s.-- steainss
atlantic, from Liverpool on tn- sofh uit has just pass
sdup
Later advises Md been received from India The in
surgcnts still held Delhi
The imperial interview at stuttsardt had terminated
LONDON Money was very active oonsois at 20.
[sDoosD DEsrArca
The Asia arrived Liverpool the 9th, and Kanga
roo the 18th
Calcutta date. Of the Esd, Bombay slst August and
Delhi dates Of the 18th, have just been received
Inere had been numerous sharp encounters between
the English forces and the insurgents IN which the lat
ter were defeated
European reinorcements arriving and an attack
ON Delhi expected about the 10th
Gen Havelock reached Lucknow after two more VIC
toous engagements but, owing to his weakened foroe,
was compelled to return to Cawnpore-
doubtful despatch says he reached Lucknow, the gar
rson Of which still held out, and that the garrison at
Agrn was still secure, but quite precarions-
Admiral Seymour had proclaimed the blockade OF the
Canton river.
The imperial interviews at stuttgardt lasted four days.
during which time the Emperor and Csar Rad several pr
yate interviews Both the Emperor and the Czar had
- naae for Weimer.
King OF the British Parliament would be shortly
me french decree forbddms the export Oh corn has
been extended to September, 1883.
modification Of the Spanish ministry is s.,i peing
ngitated.
Sardinia is making advances towards a reconciliation
Markets
IavKRrooL, Tuesday. -Cotton-sales for three days,
IL 500. Slow of sale but prices unaltered The
market closed quiet and steady Spectators took 1000
bales.
Breadstuffs closed steady Flour was quiet and the
market easier, but prices unchanged Wheat
closed buoyant. Corn quiet
Provisions were dull Beef was heavy, and holders
were pressing the market Bacon closed firm. Lard
was dull
Groceries Sugar was quiet Coffee steady Rice
quiet.
Naval stores-Rosin closed firm, and spirits turpenne
steady.
Consols closed at 30 90s for money.
LvEnrooL Wednesday afternoon. Estimated sales of
cotton to-day 5000 bales closing quiet Surat had de-
cned Id Other articles were unchanged.
LosDos Markets. Money closed very active. Flour
dull Sugar closed steady, but inferior qualities had
slightly declined
THIRD DESPATCH
New YonK, Oct I2-l2 m.--Goolah Sing died at Cash
mere on the I'd OF August
More mutinies have been discovered among the Bonn
bay troops and it supposed that several suspected re
nents would be dsarmed.
Lord Elgn had transferred the frigates Shannon and
Pearl to the service of the East India government and
about returning TO China.
Martial law had been proclaimed at Belgium
The Paris Patrn says that serious dissension had
arisen between Lord Canning, govenor-generaI of In
dia and Sir Colin Campbell Lord Egin siding with the
latter
The latest account rays that Gen. Hayelocks position
is regarded as precarious
Sir r. w. Garden has been elected Lord Mayor of
London.
his family swamped in boat on the Ganges and all
drowned
Geographic despatch from Marseilles to Paris says
that the population Of Bengal beginning rise and
o1,&tsxr
becoming general.
No merchandise was reaching Calcutta Imports were
accommodating, as there were no buyers
Money in the East disappearing, and the paper of
the East India Company at rs per cent. discount
The Atlantic arrived at her dock at TO- M with 100
passengers Including Charles Spence bearer Of the
flied commercial treaty with Persia; r. Schroeder late
minister to Sweden W. r. Osborn, president OF the I
nois Central railroad and G. f. Train OF Boston. The
Atlantic also brings slI, 900 in specie.
LONDON, Saturday noon.-Consols 9Oi 9es for &C.
count.
The Bombay Times, received by the overland mail
doe5 not mention the arrival of General Havelock at
Lucknow 1t designates the intelligence of disas
trous character.
letter from Aboo says that the King of Delhi has
offered to make terms, provided his annual stipend
increased but he was informed that nothing but
conditional surrender would be accepted.
Numbers Of mutinecEs were leaving Delhi unarmed.
The Punjaub was tranquil The organization of Sikh
regiments rapidly progressing
The King magazine at Jodhpoore had been struck by
lightning 800 persons killed, and fl 900 900 Of
property destroyed.
The whole province of Bengal had become alarmed and
the civilians at Gojah had fed TO Parma leaving the
ury in charge of the 64th regiment which in pre-
carious situation Calcutta becoming crowded with
fugitives from all parts Of Bengal
Agroiabnau. Of Gasui
NEW YonK, Oct. l2.-Edward NJ Archibald, formerly
attorney general at Newfoundland has been appointed
British consul at New York.
Kansas E7scton
ST. LOUIS Oct. l2.-Democrats in Kansas charge that
large numbers of armed from Nebraska and
voted the black republican ticket.
The democrats claim majority of members in both
branches of the legislative assembly.
LGsea fran M4Soo.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l2.Dates from Vera Cruz TO the
9TH inst. have been received
The Congress had held primary meeting and elected
Manuel Ruise president.