Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-17
"a - TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Columbia.

From THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Columbia.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Colum-
pa "a Collins substitute) arrived here this morn
The Arabia arrived out on the ID and the Wash
, The Telegraph Squadron len Queenstown on
the Sd for Valentia Bay
The English Government had asked authority
TO embody the militia in the increase Of the
The French ambassador at Turkey had sus-
pended his diplomatic relations with thai power
because the Moldavian elections were not set
aside.
A new Turkish ministry had been announced.
Mustapha Pscha Is the new Grand Vizier Of the
A despatch from Madrid says that the Marquis
Sarrano is TO supersede General Concha as Gov
ernor General Of Cuba.
The East India Company makes a requisItion
for six thousand additional troops
Persia still refuses TO evacuate Herat.
The death Of Eugene Sue, the great French
novelist, is announced.
An Italian paper had published Marzini's de-
Zinc declares that he win not cease until his grea
object is accomplished.
new Indian loan Of e, 600 900 10 10000 600
has been spoken Of.
TIE Markets
LIVERPOOL, Aug. i.-Cotton closed quiet but
firm. Sales of three days 1900 bales, including
100 TO Spectators and 400 to exporters Esti-
Were favorable
Breadstuffs were very dull, and all are slightly
lower; Richardson, Spence, a. Co, report -four
very ny dull, but steady; Western Canal 3Oa3os Cd;
Phlladeiphia and Baltimore 30a31s; Ohio BIS
Wheat dull, closing at decline Of 3D.; red SasS
Whte 9a9s "a Corn dull; mixed and yellow de-
cIlned 6dals; white 45ai6si mixed and yellow SIX
a3eK. Other circulars quote -four dull at de-
cline OF Cd; wheat duh at decline Of LAID; mixed
corn declined Cd. The harvest continues favor
able.
Provisions quiet. Beef closed quiet and firm.
Fork closed steady. Bacon is dull-the auction
was complete failure. Lard quiet, at a slight
advance-closing at 7OS.
Rice closed quiet at last quotations.
LoNDoN MARkETs.-Sugar closed dull at de-
cline of 6dals. Coffee closed dull with slight
decline on all qualities. Tea was firm.
Consols for money 3S, for account 9Ok.
[sEcoSD DIsPArcHl
In the House Of Lords, Lord Panmure intro
duced bill authorizing the embodiment of the
militia in the new levies for India without call
ing Parliament together He announced his in
tention Of considerably increasing the rank and
file OF the army.
Lord Brousham made speech in favor Of the
extension Of the franchise
Lord John Russel's motion for the committee
to inquire II Jews cannot he admitted on afhrma-
ton under existing acts was agreed 10.
Advices from PeTnanbuco and Rio de Janeiro
Of the 10th July had been received in London
stating that great excitement existed there in
Consul Thomas Gollan. A Portuguese had been
arrested as the suspected assassin.
| Sugars maintained high prices Rio coffee
| had advanced 100 refs in consequence of the
| smallness OF the new crop. Supplies Of -four
were limited
The LATEST
LONDON, Wednesday morning "A diSpatch
( ON Paris states that the Emperor and Empress
were to leave 1t. Cloud to-day to visit Queen
Victoria at Osborne.
The clipper SwiftSure has arrived al Dartmouth
from Australia, with O,OOO ounces Of gold
Her Majesty yesterday reviewed the 3ith and
I'D regiments, previous to their departure for In
dia
The steamer Colombo arrived at Southampton
Tuesday, with the China and India mails Her
passengers firmly believe that Delhi has fallen.
They state that the bazaar intelligence outstrips
| the Government dispatches, and, according 20
| the former, Delhi had fallen when the Madras
passengers left. They state, also, that an out
break was fully expected in the Madras presi-
dency. The male European population were IN
der arms. Seventeen hundred armed men were
| found about the residence of the Ex-King of
| Dude, although by treaty he was not entitled TO
one.
Sir Colin Campbell's passage through Egypt,
was continued series Of ovations. He intends
dividing the Indian army into six flying divis-
ions.
The plumber of the Indian treasures is estima-
ted at nearly f2,OO0,OOO.
The basis OF the Netherlands projet for the alb
clifton of slavery in the West Indies IS an in
demnity to the propretors Of thirty millions
Of gRilders.