The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR fUE DAILY DISPATCH.
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Four Days Later from f EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE-ANGLo SAXON.


hgRIyAL OF THEaANGLo SAXON.
orrBEc, July 1.-THE steamer Anglo saxsn, with
dates from Liverpool to the LIST inst, arrived here
to-day about II o'clock. The following is o sum
mary Of her news:
Government was catachi5ed in the House of Lords
by Lord Ellenborough and In the House Of Com
mons by Mr.. DIsraeh, in regard to the mutiny IN
the Indian army.
Lord Granville, in reply to tho former, aud Mr. j.
Smith, In reply to the latter stated that the case
would be met with decisive measures, and that al
though there good for supposing that the
mutineers would speedily DO put down By the force
the spot still it had been determined to send out
reinf0rcements to the extent Of l4,000 men forth
with, as a mere measure of security. IL was ad-
mtted that the published accounts of the revolt
were substantially correct, and that the principal
incentive was an impression that there was to be
an attempt at general conversion to the Christian
religion
In tho Commons Mr.. H. Birdly asked leave to
bring in bill to the votes of parliamentary
electors TO be taken by the ballot.
A debate ensued upon this, in which the Cham
cellor Of the Exchequer opposed the motion.
The motion finally rejected by $50 to Isl.
The l. ;. Steam Frgate. susquehanna returned
to Cowes from the Thames on the 18th ultO.
Queen Victoria accompanied by the Royal Fami-
~, paid state visit to the Manchester Exhibition
on the 3Oth ut.. and although fupA Us storm pre-
vailed all day, the enthusiasm OF the thousands as
sembled was very great
Capt Hudson and officers Of the { 6. Steam Fri
gate Niagara, in full uniform, were present ill.,
yted guests, and were welcomed with loud cheer
ing.
The quarterly revenue returns show deficiency
Of 100000. The estimated deficiency consequent
the reduction Of taxation the close of the last
war was fl,2l0,00o, tLat the report is regarded
highly favorable.
There have been two very serious accidents Oh
English railroads, in which twelve deaths occurred
and over one hundred were wounded.
The shipment Of the cable for the submarine te-
legraph between Europe and America had COM
menced on board the Niagara, and would be pro-
ceeded in with the utmost despatch
FRANCE.
1t was intmated that General Cavaignac would
rather not present himself second time TO the
electors of Paris. and that propositions had been
made 10 distinguish members of the Paris bar to
take his place. but that they were not accepted.
Several Of the defeated opposition candidates
threatened to contest tho regularity of the returns
Of their opponents.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says that
the Italians whose arrests noticed by the last
mail, will be tried for conspiracy to asSassinate
the Emperor.
The Daily News says that although Lord Claren-
don has official information of the facts, yet it
is nevertheless quite true that the French Govern
mcnt has entered into a contract with Mar6eil as
house, for a supply Of 10000 Africans for Guada-
upe and Martinique
France at tho request of England is to send out
fourteen transports with troops to China. This
will be- done at the request of England in order to
prevent the Withdrawing Of British troops from
India tor the China at first conteiu pla-
ted-the startling news Of the mutny among the
native troops Of the former country having made
their presence there moro than ever necessary
Later accounts state that reinforcement of 1900
troops to be sent Immediately to India.
SPAIN.
The Madrid correspondent Of the London Times
Gays that Senior Lafragua, the Mexican Envoy. had
.Fl HI. t1l. g,
settlement OF the pending dispute, and that the
latter had promised to send a counter menoran
dunn, on the nature of which would depend much
Of Senior Iafrasua's further stay in Madrid
The same correspondent also gives q rumor that
letters Of marque had already been sent from
Moxico to the United States in the anticipation of
war.
TURKEY.
A dispatch from Berlin says it is affirmed there
that Prussia. Russia and sardinia have given their
adhesion 10 the compromise on the question of the
Union Of tho Pfincipaltiss drawn up By Lord
Clarendon. which is therefore now opposed by
France alone.
The India overland mail had arrived at London
with vnluminoul accounts cOntirmatory of the tele
graphic announcement OF the muuity III the Indian
army. The details are somewhat less alarming
than the bare Geographic accounts of the move
ments, which woul1 be confined to Delhi Troops
were marching from every side against the town
mutinrers in the pungant and every precaution
had been taken 10 tramplc out the first spark of
treason. MccTUt and Delhi were placed under mar
tial law, and the native princes were sending con-
tingent5 TO the British forces and 10 Meerut The
native troops hal murdered every officer on whom
they could lay their hands at Delhi. 1t was sup
posed that Mr. Fraser, tho Commissioner had
fallen, with many men, women and children The
nutiny had not affected the troops at other sta
tons.
The london C,mmercioE Daily List had learned
that report current iii well informed quarters
ttuVnruDlpEt rs n of fr,u
India that tranquility had been restored.
CHINA
The dates from Canton River are to the Sth of
May. Several attempts had been made to blow UP
full. No military operations could be undertaken
before October, owing to the heat of the weather
The Singapore correspondent of the London
Times SAYS we have little dispute here between
the English and American authorities. On the
10Th of February last, the American ship Cueur de
Leon Capt Tucker. bound to China, fell in with the
Dutch ship Hcuriett Maria. Captain Tucker
boarded her, and found that she was nayigated by
a Chinese crew only. Their story was, that they
had risen against the DutChmen and compelled the
Captain to run over to Cochin, China where thcy
allowed him and his officers to take their boats and
they were then trying to make their way to China
Capt. Tucker took possession Of the Ilenriette
Maria after considerable difficulty, and brought her
to Singapore. The authorities here sent over to
Batavia 10 give notice of the circumstances. The
Yankee h0lsted the American flag on board the
over an armed force and hauled it down A Dutch
vessel Of war now arrived and took away the ship,
and the Batavia authorities say that any claim for
salvage can be duly decided by the Courts of Bata
via Capt. Tucker then put the matter into the
hands Of the Consul, and the American sloopofwar
Portsmouth, went oStcnsibly to see about it. but
believe to take in the ratification Of the American
treaty with SIAM
and mention the approach Of the rebels, CauS
ing considerable uneaEnoss among tho merchants
AMI wealthy people, who are removing their pro
pertv. stoppagc Of trade was anticipated and no
operations III teas could DO CdEIIed on Tor the next
season.
At Hong Kong, business was very quiet, and
freights unaltrred-
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The commercial new. lay this arrival i,:not of very
special importance Cotton at Liverpool closed firm
on the 18th. at about previous rates
BRgtDSTUf Esut- closed dull at prices not
materially changed.
The weather, though somewhat stormy. WA re-
ported 40 being favorable Tor the growing crops
Provisions quiet. Lard buoyant at iyht al vance
and closing firm at BOZ. kusn closed heavy at a
slight advance ON inferior qualities Sugar quiet
There has been slight advance i'll the Liyernn,l
market on teas Of all qualities. In the London mar
kets sugar dull ut decline Of 6dGlls Coffee wn.
firm amt rice huoyhnt In tea there was large sne
cuatye inquiry, and prices are quoted at H. 81 Tor
Congo.
Money market active Consols has declined at %
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKEr-Liycrpool. June n
The cotton market to-day closed quiet but firm AT
Irts4
days foot up iyU1 bales OF which 900 were taken hv
Spectators, and 3sotor export The advicss from
Manchester are favorable.
LIVERPOOL BREtDsTUFFs MARKEr-B rts,,istufr gem
orally dull The weather is reported favorable Tor
the crops notwithstanding some stormy days recent
~. Flour quiet. Richardson, Spence & Co ouute
Western at 3ln 6dGt3Is 6d Philadelphia and Baltimore
3lst132s 6: Ohio ~ 6da ga cd Red wheat Z. tsifG
- I'd: White dc 9. G,l(G los Corn very lulE mixed 49,
G,36- Gl: yellow s5ata 36-dd white 90.
tIIvsRpooL PROVISIONS MARKET 6c-Proyi.ion.
quiet and generally unchanged. Lard advanced on
all qualities aud closed hGOyHnt at It'd. Beef steady
pork dull bacon quiet; sugar quiet tea has realized
a slight advance all qualities, and il in active de