Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-13
FOUR DAYS LATER FRoM EUROPE.


NEW York, Aug. 5.-The Steamship
Persia with dates from Liverpool to the
25th ult., has arrived here.
Spain accepts the mediation of France
and England in the Mexican question.
There has been nothing later received
from India.
The Governor has intimated in Parlia-
ameht that nothing will be done in China
excepting the destruction of the war iunks,
until the result Of Lord Elgin's mission to
Pekin shall be known. If unsatisfactory,
hostilities will be confined to Canton.
Lord John Russell has obtained leave
to bring in a new bill for the admission of
Jews. Rothschild has resigned, but has
t'cen rcnominated and will be reelected
without opposition.
The frigatc Susquchanna has arrived at
Liverpool.
The attention of France is centercd up
on the recent Italian plot.
The Times of Saturday morning says
1.-The conviction that up to Friday evening
no news has been received from India, and
consequently that all recent reports have
thus far been totally unfounded, was fol-
lowed by dimunition of excitement in
stocks"
The Bank of France has lowered its rates
of discount Of stocks to ) l per cent
The clipper ships Golden Fleece and the
Lady Jocelyn have been ordered to be ready
at Portsmouth on Wednesday, for the
transportation Of troops.
The India mails would probably reach
Malta on the ODD at, should the steamer
from Calcutta have reached Suez in season,
and telegraphic dispatch was hourly ex-
pected via Trieste
In the House Of Commons on Monday,
Mr.. Smith, in behalf OF the Government,
denied the truth of the report which had
found its way into the public prints that the
army in Bombay had also broken out into
muitny, and stated that the last official
adviccs from India pointed to the very re-
verse.
In the House of Lords, the Queens an
swer to an address upon the subject of i'm
porting free negroes from Western Africa
was received 1t merely gives an assurance
OF an earnest desire to discourage all schemes
for the emigration of negroes that are cal
culatcd to promote slavery. The proceed
ings in regard to the Atlantic telegraph ca
bic continued to increase in interest. The
shareholders Of the company at Liverpool
had given grand banquet to the officers OF
the Niagara and Susquehanna, and the
completion of the shipment of the cable OF
board the Agamemnon had been celebrated
by grand fetc in the Park. Sir Cutting
Eardly and nearly one Thousand persons
were present at the late entertain
ment. including Professor Morse, Cyru,
w. Field, Hon. Henry j. Raymond, Cap
tain Sands and others.
Mr.. Field read letter from Presiden
Buchanan. stating that he should feel mucl
, honored # the first message across the At
lantic should be one from Queen yictoriI
to the President of the United States, ant
that he should endeavor to answer it in
} spirit and manner becoming the great yea
sion.
: The Agamcmnon left Greenwich on tn
oath ult., for Sheerness, to have her com
passes adjusted, after which she would pro
| coed direct to Cork. An important alter
: alton IN the arrangements for laying ia
cable has been determined upon. The pla
: now is, instead of commencing in mid
, ocean, To submerge the whole cable in
, continuous line from Talcnta Bay TO New
foundland.
+ The Niagara will lay the first half froi
Ireland to the middle of the Atlantic. til
end will then be joined to the other half o
board the Agamemnon, which takes it o
IN tho oast of Mathematical npr;n.TtI
= whole progress, four vessels will renal
G together, and give whatever assistance ma
] be required. Constant communication
4 to be kept up with the Coast of lrclan
;. during the progress Of the work, and wiz,
arc at once to be carried from Killarney I
Valencia Bay, SO as to connect with Il
II British and Irish lines.
}, ]. is reported that the British COVER
n ment has already communicated to Ma
: zini, that although England would contil
II ue to afford an asylum for political refugee
n he could no longer he allowed to prepa
g expeditions against foreign States on En-
o lish soil. 1t is also stated from 9th
It sources that the British Cabinet had pror
h iscd to subject Mazzini to strict survei
At ance.
Ut The Monitcur, in alluding to the disco
N cry of the Italian plot TO assassinate Napt
rs con, says it was concluded at London al
y Paris, and that Mazzini and Ledru Roll
M were among the accomplices The Mo
r iteur also says that the rumor that Fren
IN troops are to be sent to China, is entire
IN without foundation.
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