The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-28

TErs Days Lafer from Europe,

QUEBEC, July 27.--The royal British mail steamer
North Americans from Liverpool on the'l5th, has ar
rived
The Europa arrived out on the llth and the Indian
and khersonese on the 18th.
The mutny in India was spreading Twenty three
regiments had olied In the rebellion, but defeated
outside the city of Delhi The iIfsutgspte still held the
city. Gen. Anson the commandcr-in-ehef OF tire Britsh
forces had died of the cholera, and General Colin Camp
! bell succeeds him.
1 The news from China is altogether unimportant
| Italy and Spain tranquil.
/ A reduction Of the Bank rates was anticipated
] Thursday
In the House Of Coriois, Mr. Lindsay moved the pro-
duction of Nh. Marcy's letter on priyateerfng
Lord Palmerston replied that it was not officially m Che
hands of the government
The address TO the Queen prayed the of every
for the suppression of the slave trade and securing the
ulfment Of existing treaties Lord Palmerson pledged
the government TO carry out the request
The Liverpool Chamber ofComfnerce Rad lately given
a brilliant banquet to the officers of the niagara
Details of the recently discovered conspiracy at Paris
show that the plot serious and extensive than
suspected Mazzni is alleged to have escaped in
ship carrying the American flag.
The fall OF Delhi hourly looked for when the Indian
mail left The loss to the British Bengal army, In com
sequence of the mutny, is estimated at 80 900 but
it believed that the crisis had passed The latest adj
vices indicate panic and assertions frequent among
the insurgents at Delhi. The British government
acting vigorously Sir Colin Campbell started from Eng
| land for India at few hours notice.
Advices from China state that the American steam
figate San Jacino and several English gun boats had
gone up the Canton river to attack the unls Probably
piratical junks REr] Foo-Chow-Foo had been quiet
since the rebels there had been defeated Tea
ing down freely. Trade at Hong Kong was quiet The
American house of King 4 Co had suspended
--LATEST
CALCUTTA June The dsaffection is confined entirely
to the army The native troops in most Of the stations
in Punant have been dsarmed
The latest from Delhi states that the heights around
the city of Delhi in possession of the government
troops who attacked and drove the rebels within the
walls capturing twenty-six guns. The Bombay and Ma
dras armies continued loyal
The steamship Erin from Bombay, with the China
mails, wrecked the western coast of Ceylon
the 9th of June The passengers nails and specie were
saved but the vessels and her cargo valued at FL O00,
| 900, were lost.
Cottonsales for three days 2s 900 bales,
of which spectators and exporters took 200 equally d
viled. The newspapers quote advance of l-l6th
all qualities, but Richardson, Spence, CO. Circular
says the market closed firm and generally unchanged
4 Breadstuffs closed with declining tendency, The
weather had been favorable for the crops Flour very
dull but quotations unchanged since the last report
Wheat also unchanged Corn had advanced Cd,
mixed and yellow, 3Sbs.
Provisions were quiet. Beef buoyant; Bgland
Athayas Circular quotes an advance of Os with large
speculative inquiry Pork was heavy Lard quiet Ba-
con had declined 2s
Consos closcd at 90 a 92i for money The decline
was caused by unfavoabc news from India The money
market was active
Is Coffee quiet, and all qualities had slightly de-
clined Tea was firm and active Rice was firm Rosin
was dull Spirits Of turpentine closed steady.
--LATEST
LTvERpooI, Wednesday. Cotton estimated sales yes
terJay 10, 600 bales. The market closed steady Bread
stuhs remained quiet Provisions closed firm.
LONDON, noon.-Consos 9ls 9la
Tmo Weeks Later from California
New York July 27-The California mail steamer nli-
nois from Aspinwall the 10TH arrived here at two D.
M bringing the San Francisco mails Of the 9Th and
nearly 81, 500 900 in specie
4 There is nothing important from the isthnius. The
steam gae Roanoke to sail from Aspnwall for New
York on the 9th of August.
CALIFORNIA
The complexion of the democratic State convention is
such to secure the nomination of ex-senator Weller
for governor by overwhelming majority.
i Tho miners had held meetings denouncing Fremont's
Maposa claim, and threatening to make resistance The
supreme court of the State in the of the MERGED
Mining Company John G.: Fremont, have granted d
perpetual injunction Upon Col Fremont preventing him
from interfering with the operations of the company
The court has also reversed its late decision touching the
San Francisco bonds the court now holding as uncoisti
tutionn and void all that section the consolidation
bill regulating the payment to the commissioners of the
sinking fund for gradual extinction of the debt.
The know nohings taking measures for reorgani
cation of their party in the State.
Business in San Francisco unusually dull and sew
cral heavy failures had occurred The markets glt
ted with all kinds of produce and demand existed
lating and rates of discount downward. Gacgo
flour nomnay $l3. Pork had declined fully 81 90 per
Dbl for both and clear sold at $32 SO $780,
and clear for $35, cash.
OREGON
! Adviccs from Oregon to June 20 are to hand Fears
still entertained of further Indian difficulties ct the
Dallas
The policy of making Oregon slave State continues to
be zeaousy urged and prospectus had been issued for
a pro-savcry paper.
The Illinois connected with the Sonora which brought
down about 81, 900, 900 in specie.
The steamer Panama had arrived with Central Ameri-
advices to the 4th inst w. ID. McCracken the
American consul at La Union, died at Punta Arenas
board the Panama
The Gillian minister penpotentiary had arrived at
San Jose with proposals for the contemplated Spanish
American confederation
-Four hundred of Walkers remained at San Jose
and Punta Arenas. The steamer Tennessee had been
chartered by the Costa can government TO proceed to
San Juan del Norte to take them home.
The Decatur, sloop- war, was at Punta Arenas
General Barridos late commander of the San Saliva
dorian forces in Nicaragua had made unsuccessful at
tempt at a revolution against the government
The frigate Independence struck by lightning on
the 9th of July at Panama, shvering her mainmast.
Further advces from Central America state that the
determination Of Costa Rca to hold possession of the
river San Juan had given great offence to Nicaragua that
Costa RIGA had sent to England for three gun boats for
the purpose OF strengthening her positions the rivers
and lakes that fight is to off next month be-
tween Martinez, Chillon and Mendez and that the
Chamorro party have sent urgent solicitations for the