Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

FOREIGN NEWS.-The steamship Atlantis ~,
rived at New York, on Monday, from Liverpool on
the 30th ut her adyiees being three days M
The Atlantic brings later advices from lnaia, ~
dates are from Calcutta to August zod' pompay y
the 31st, and Delhi to the 18th Of August N ume,,
Gus sharp encounters bad occurred at Deini,i IN nh
the rebels defeated, but they stu neia ~,
session Of that city. The Europeank y he
were arriving and an assault was e1pestso ~
made about the goth. General Hayelock mad reaen
ed Lucknow, after two more victorious encoun's.s
but owing to his force being weakened ~ ,p ", ~
counters and disease, he had been cemPei,su ,i,et
turn to Cawnpore doubtful despatch staies s'a "
Haveloek had shed Lucknow, the garrison t =,
which still held out against the besiegers. tn is
garrison at Agra were secure at the latest
but their condition was prec arious ine pV ,aa
Times, received by the overland mail, GOES Nv, Ae
ton the arrival Of General Hayelcsk at hackn9M.
1t dcsgnates the Intelligence received as 81 eis'
astrous character. letter from Aboo says ,na "S
King of Delhi has offered to accept terms plo'lhs,
that his annual stipend was Increased largely W.
he was informed that nothing but an ~
surrender would be accepted. number oi tno
mutineers we're leaving Delhi every week an r.
English officer reports that he saw boat, oonta,p
ing Nena Sahib and his family, swampeu IN ny
aanges, and that all were drowned. telegram
despatch from Marseilles, received at Paris, saJs
that the population of Bengal were beginning
lse, were killing the English, and thnt tue rof
tion was becoming general. Tho accounts say .na.
more mutinies have occurred ameng the BOMBAY
troops, and that several suspected regiments nase
been disbanded. Lord Elgin has transferred the
frigate shannon aud Pearl to the use Of the ihuah
government. He was about returning to Onlha,L
Martial law has been proclaimed at Begun. tne
Paris Payssays that serious dissension has occur
red between Lord Canning, the Governor dene,h ~
and Sir Colin Campbell. Lord Elgn sided wi,h lne
latter. The latest accounts say that General nave
locks position is regarded as precaIious Inc Inn
jaub is tranquil The organizations OF me oikh
regiments for the relief of Delhi are rapidly pro-
crossing. The Kings magazine at Iudhpoie was
struck by lightning, and exploded: Nine hunSiea
persons were killed, and million pounds sterhsg
of property was destroyed. The whole province 9,
Bengal was alarmed The Civilians at Gegah had
lied to Patna leaving the Treasury in charge 81 the
Gath Regiment, which is In piecarious condition.
Calcutta was becoming crowded with fugitlves from
all parts Of Bengal. The imports at Calcutta were
accumulanng. There were no buyers, and money
was disappearing. The paper of the East INDIA
company was quoted at 20 per cent. discount. Sir
h. w. Garden has beenselected Lord Mayor OF Lon
don. The French decree prohibiting the export OIL
corn has been eztendedto September. moditca-
ton o. the Spanish Ministry is still aglated. Sar-
DINA Is making advances for reconciliation win
Austria. There are also later dates from China,
which state that Admiral Seymour had pro-
claimed a blockade of Canton River. The Imperial
interview at StuttgaIdt lasted four days, during
which the Emperor Napoleon and the Gar had
several private interviews. The Car and Emperor
of Austria were en- route for Weimar. The question
e agitated for an early meeting of the English Par-
lament