Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-08-27
tBy Telegraph tothe Dubuque Republican
roRrnoN NEWS.

steamship Arabia, Capt. Stone, from Liv-
erpool Saturday, 9th inst, at IL A. NJ,
arrived at o'clock this evening.
!. hfe ed GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Lords ur Thursday,
Lord Campbell presented petition from
the Queen and Princess Of Dude, resid-
ing in England, expressing regret at the
revolt in India. and the suspicion attach
ed to their relation, the liking.
II, The petitioners stated that they had
received assurances from the King that
he was entirely innocent of any COM
plants in the outbreak, and they prayed
that the charges against him might be
made known SO that he might establish
his innocence.
Objections were raised on merely tech :
meal grounds, and it was Withdrawn.
The bill authorizing the embodiment
of the militia was read second time,
after brief debate, in the course of
which Lord Panmure and the Duke of
Cambridge stated that efforts should be
made to induce the requisite number of
militia men to volunteer for the regular
army.
The shore cable of the Atlantic Tele-
graph was successfully laid at Valencia
Bay, on the 9th. The Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland received it formally from the
officers of the Niagara and Susquehanna
amidst great enthusiasm. The expedition
10 said to have put to sea shortly after the
landing Of the cable, but as the Tele-
graph line to Valencia was not completed,
we were without information of its pro-
gress.
The weather in England had become
rough and stormy, but was rather more
settled on Saturday.
The Emperor and Empress of the
French, accompanied by Count Walewsk
and small suite arrived at Osborne on
visit to Queen Victoria, on the morning
Of the 9th, and were received with a
royal salute from the Fleet at Spithead.
The visit was strictly private one, and
would, it was believed, not extend be-
yond the Isle Of Wight, and probably
Portsmouth Navy Yard
A most vigilant surveillance was kept
up in the neighborhood of Osborn and
all over the Island, by strong police
from London.
The trial of the Italians accused of an
attempt to assassinate the Emperor had
resulted in verdict of guilty, with ex-
tenuating circumstances in favor of Bar
toilette and Grill. The court sentenced
Balgi to transportation for life, and Bar
toilette and Grill to Is years imprison-
ment. The trial excited very little inter-
est
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The Paris correspondent of the Times
in a letter on the Spanish Mexican ques-
ton, says from 10000 to $4,000 Ameri-
cans were ready to march into the Mexi-
can Territory as auxiliaries against the
Spaniards. If any difficulty on the score
of nationality had been raised they would
have assumed the Mexican flag, and en-
rolled themselves MS Mexican citizens or
soldiers. The Mexican Government
seems to have no objection to war with
Spain.
The same letter says the Spanish Gov
ernment goes on with its military prepar
atoms as if no mediation had been ac-
cepted. The effective strength of the
army is expected soon to be l2o, 900 men,
and there was rumor in Madrid that the
Royal Guard, disembodied under the re-
genoy of Espartero, would soon be re-
established.
writing on the 9th, the same cores
pondent says:
1t is said in official quarters that con-
trary to an expectation, the arrangement
of all difficulties existing between the
Spanish and Mexican Governments has
again been suspended in consequence of
accounts received from Mexico by the
last mail. | give the rumor without guar
anteeing its accuracy.
There is nothing later from India, but
the papers continue to publish details of
atrocities committed by the insurgents.
furnished by private correspondence.
Richardson d. Co., and others report
-four and wheat steady. The latter arti-
Gle having recovered the decline advised
per the Columbia.
Corn very dull and rather lower. ex-
cept white which was nominal at IS.
Wheat IS ld@lOs Sd.
Major General Wyndham has accented