Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
FoUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW York. Oct. 25-The steamer Baltic arrived to-
day, bringing dates from Liverpool to the 14th inst
The Baltic brings G72 900 sterling in specie, and 16O
passengers.
The American ship Lexington has been totally lost
near Valenta.
LATEST FROM IND1A-The Indian mail has arrived
with dates from Calcutta to the 9th OF September and
Bombay to the 7th the by which was teegraphed
to London.
The siege train was expected at Delhi the Sd of
September and the assault then anticipated to take
place Immediately.
General Huvelock remained at Cawnpore, but would
be reinforced in few days by Gen. Outram who had
reached Allahabad with a strong force.
Lucknow was still calamity holding out, and would
be relieved about the middle Of September Lord Egn
had left Calcutta for Clufna.
The China mail failed to connect at CeylOn.
Gen. Nicholson had defeated therebes at Naof Char,
with the loss of their guns Gen. Haveock had defeated
the rebels near Bhoor.
On the eth of August the garrison of Lucknow made
successful sore capturing the guns and provisions of
the Dpaporc mutneers, who were again defeated by
Major Eyre.
The rebels were threatening Alahabad and Benares.
Large bodies of troops marching from Calcutta
towards Aahabad. Troops were arriving at Calcutta
rapidly from England
dispatch to the London Post says that the British
forces had attacked Lucknow castle and spiked the guns
in1icting heavy loss on the enemy.
ENGLAND-There were hirty-fOur horses entered and
ran for the Sczarwitch purse including the American
horse Prioress The first trial dead heat between
PriOress Ehassim and Queen BesS. The deciding heat
Prioress won by length and half amidst great cheer
ing The value of the stakes over $4,000 sterling
| The American horse Lecompte is dead.
There is extensive money pressure at London, and
further advance in the rates OF interest was feared
COnsOs had iuctuated greatly having been as low as
863s, but rallied.
The Bank of Dublin has advanced its rates to per
cent and the Bank of France to 61a There was also
great pressure ut Vienna.
Messrs. Ross, Mitchell & Co., a Canadian house at
London has faed-abilities quarter of a million
sets larger.
J. Monteith & Co.. and other Glasgow houses, have
suspended to large amounts.
The King of Prussia was better but still in critical
condition.
The meeting of the Emperors of France and Austria
| was still talked Of
SPA1N.-The ministerial crisis at Madrid still contin
ued Bravo and Murillo still refuse to form ministry
IrALY.-There were apprehensions of further dis
turbances in Italy.
From the Special Dispatch of the Baltimore SUM-
Further News from Iniia--Amtlcipated Assault Oh
| Delhi, sc.
| New York, Oct. 25, P. M.-Dates from Delhi te
Au9ust 3Otb state that immediate assault was anti
pated The rebels had been defeated the 26th with
the loss of all their guns Gen. Outram was expected
! to reach Cawnpore the 9th of September to join
HaVelOCK IL was eA vi
now would be relieved on the 9TH. Havelock defeated
the rebels at Bthoor the 10th of August then return
ed to Cawnpore The mutiny of the ffty-frst native
infantry was crushed The garrison at Arvah arrived
safely at Dnapore. The rebel force at Ingdespore was
broken. The insurgents at Dapore were endeavorine
to reach Delhi The twenty-third fuseers had arrived
at Calcutta
Central India continues undisturbed. No further
outbreaks at Bombay The Madras presidency was
tranquil
Lord EIgin had proceeded to Hong Kong
The Persians evacuated Herat on the 9th Of July.
Imports at Bombay were advancing. Money was
plenty, and exchange Is Sd. The Bank of Bengal hac
refused advances Oh the India Company's paper.
Another dispatch says that Havelock awaiting
rcinforcements at Cawnpore before attacking Lucknow
The garrison of the latter place bravely holding
out having again defeated the rebels with severe loss
The rebels from Dude threatening Allabahad ano
Benarcs and the ty-ffth native Bengal infantry hat
been dis,rmed. Large bodies of troops marching
from Calcutta towards Allahabad The Pmjaub con
tinucs tranquil. twenty-five hundred troops had arrived
at Mauritus
The export Of goods at Calcutta had declined, and i'm
ports were dull. Money was excessively scarce.