The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

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q Fomcnio sabina Flores Civil ragged IN Persia.
Two TuTconan columns entered the country, and the Am
bassador urged the government Of the shah 70
consent 10 an Al med intervention This the Shah refused
1.-the Dvan OF the Principally Of Aoldavls, Turkey,
came to resolution 70 recognise the Ixns o. tne rore
under constitutional sovereign, 70 be chosen from one
of the Western dynases form Of govern
ment, and neutrality Of State The WalAchian Nvan
arrived at q similar result. Provisional government Of
Nicaragua officially declared war against Costa RIGA in
consequence of the blockade Of the San Juan river by the
latter.
at Calamara and went TO Iacna. -.
22.-Cabinet Of Turkey again changed and Rcschio
Pacha appointed Grand Vizier; Ria Pacha, Minister Of
War Yass pacha, to the Imperial Guard and Per pacha
23-Ceneras Hayelock and Outram, at Lucknow, India
reinforced by the Fifty third and Ninety third regiments Of
Europeans Two hundred and fifty six military (Brhshl
officers and hundred and seventy -four women and
children, killed in India from the outbreak OF the
Sepoy mutny, to this day.
%-BoroGgh Bank OF Liverpool eng failed.
28-Gen. Sir Colin Campbell and staff left Namwoor,
India for Cawnpoe which place the troops being
moved quickly as possible and would proceed the
30-Submarne communication between Algeria and
Sardinia perfected, and the wire in working order
TO The Emperor OF France Active preparations
being made by the English fleet in China for the lombard
meDt Of Canton. The Emperor Of China demanded OF
the Russian gov the immediate evacuation OF the
territory Of which that Power had taken possession on
the banks Of the river Amoor.
3l-Austro Parmesan Customs League expired and the
Duchy or Parma ordered customs tariff. Mexican
troops under command of Generals Gonzalez and Buen.
sosto sent pursuit Of the who had taken
possession Cusyuayaca under command OF Cobos and
Moreno, decoyed into .. pursuit from Cuernavaca
the SOUTH and defeated with oes near gnaia Gene
raj Gonzalez killed, and General Buens0stro made
prisoner The British troops in Lucknow, India were
closely beseged by the Sepoy army that no message
had been received from General Haveock Tor weeks ex
cept few lines.
SUNDAY, l.-Mea, q Mexican bandit, attacked Quere-
city He made assault next day, and after
hours lighting the government troops surrendered the
place TO him. General Havelock, OF the English army,
was surrounded al Lucknow, India by large force OF
Sepoys having three hundred His situation, with
that Of his men, critical Battle fought the
village of Kudna India, between the Dinaporc mutneers
$50 Englshmen, consisting part
Naval brigade and detachment OF the 93d Hghlanders
with two nine Founders, under Colonel Powell British
complete but loss heavy, Colonel Powe beng
among the killed.
dispersed by military force Lieutenant Colonel Argueda
marched his battalion (CasNa) TO the Convention cham
per and 70 p snsro ns
la Some Of the dputados refused TO leave
their seats and driven from them at the point Of the
bayonet after which they returned 10 their quarters.
3-Atempt made to launch the steamship Great East
ern in England II failed. The vessel named the
Ieviathan United States Atrato valley exploring
petition arrived at Carthagena New Granada from New
York in the schooner Varan The object OF this exped
make survey of the Atato and Tnrando rivers,
with the view Of constructing ship canal between the
Atlantic and Pacific To meet the expenses, Con-
gress passed act appropratng twenty-five thousand
dollars The following list OF the officers OF the
diton Lieut. commanding NJ A. Craven; Master and
ex.oficer VIM l.. Bradford; Lieut.. N. Mcher, Topo-
graphical Engineer United states Army and Mr. De Camp,
Mr. Schott Mr. Daser, Mr.. Schmitt, Mr. Campbell, Mr.
Herrck Mr.. Hawley Mr. Griffin, civil engineers Dr. M.
oHara, U. s. NJ. Six thousand British uoops-rein'
foreements-had arrived the ports Of India from Eng
iand
at Cawnpore on his march TO lucknow
An Mexico city the political guarantees of the new
constitution suspended. ana President Comonfort
clothed with dicatoral powers. Martial law was pro-
claimed in the district Of Caernavaca in consequence Of
serious difficulties between the Spanish aud Mexican
citizens Freedom OF the city Of London and a sword
presented II. r. VI tho Duke of Cambridge. The Lord
Mayor gave dinner en- the occasion at which Mr. Dallas,
cities Bank OF England rate Of interest raised 10 nine
per cent. .
Eng. for New York. after taking part in the Atlantic tcle
graph expedition Seventy thousand Sepoys surround
ed General Haveock's troops in Lucknow, India. Sir
James 0uram force had been terribly reduced and the
total number in the Residepcy was supposed TO be not
than 400, besides women children and wounded
T.-Messrl pennstoun Co., OF London, failed, with
liabilities amounting TO e. 900 900 sterling
SUNDAY, SIN Rio Jane ro, the Cantsgaa railroad was
inauguraed and the provincial reeeV.d pro
Bank OF England rate q interest raised TO ten per
cent New ministry formed in Belgium, thus M On
Tcsch, Interior; n vandcnpecrcboom, Public Works;
General Berten, War. Western Bank Of Scotland 0las
cow failed . General Sir Colin Campbell crossed the
Ganges with 1--WE thousand men, en- rosae to Lucknow.
10-Napolcon, Emperor OF France, addressed letter
10 the Minister Of Finance with tho object of aayng the
excitement, which prevailed In consequence OF the money
crisis.
cent Many serious commercial failures took place in
England and Scotland during four days. City Bank OF
Glasgow suspended .Insurreconary movement In the
the State Governor and the principal men OF his party,
sack the city, and retire outside 10 the open country,
carrying along the artillery, and ammunition, sup
pressed. and some Of the agents Of II shot.
IA fearful money panic prevailed All over England
the banks utterly refused TO discount 10 their patrons
which added 10 the Wild excitement until the afternoon
when Treasury letter appeared in London, and In
sAnty transmitted by telegraph n all the chief cities and
towns snspendng the Bank OF England Charter act and
securities AT Liverpool Manchester, Glasgow, and other
important cities the received with the most cx
Lord iamerston, Premier, and Hon g. c. lewis as
Chancellor 81 tho Exche The specie reserve IN the
point 70 which fe in tho panic Of is45 and the stock Of
bullion ~ ,1i2,is3 less than at that period. From
Th Of september 70 this day eighty five English banking
frms had failed with liabilities amounting to E2 900 600
Battle Of BarraroWa, India Bombay, and muneers
routed by the English.
i3-severe depression of the Liverpool cotton Market
and most declined three half pence per pound The
Bank Of England took advantage OF the permission given
il by the government TO infringe the Charter act, by
the excess was about slso o0o and the consde
raby increased Saturday and Monday The charter o
the bank was consequently foffefted.
A-General Walkers (second) Ncaraguan expedition
left Mobile Pay tn the steamboat Fashion. IA soon AZ
the steamer fairly and beyond the government
ygils a battalion formed, composed OF four compa
MES containing forty three EACH rank and Ole, Col
Thomas Henry and Lieut.. = 7. Tucker commanding The
companies we're offered follows, TO wt-Company A,
s p. McChesney, captain. H. Waters and $. W Glkey,
leutenants. Company y, II. c. Cook, captain " McMul-
len and W. West neutenants. Company G. Dudley 7.
ncnchael captain: y. Belcher and W. H. Hnnrer, heu-
tenants Company n r. g. stokeiey, captain; J. : Hos
kns and q. W. Carol, ruensntsCol. Don III dno Nstz
mcr Commissary General; Capt b T. Whittier, Acting
Quartermaster: Lieut.. Col Swingle, commanding ord.
nance Dr. Kellum, Acting surgeon General; Assistants
Drs. Callashan, Of Philadelphia; NJ Thum, Louisville
Ky, John Henley, Murfrecsboro', Tenn; G. N. Holt
Bedford county, Tenn. Or. X. b. Greenee, lexington
Va. Jethro jackson, woodford county, KY; J. Drake
Mcdowell, 81. Louis, Mo, J. }. SooN, Augusta ga
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