The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-12
Three Days Later from Europe!
ARRIVAL OF THE
. a N a ID a !
American Horses Beaten at the
GoOdwOod Races
the INDIA MUTlNY SPREADING!
FOREIGN MARKETS. &C., &c.
THE INDIA MUTINx SPREADING
FOREIGN MARKETS. &C., &c.

hALlFAA, aug ~ r. n
The royal mail steamer Canada arrived
this afternoon from Liverpool, with dates to
Saturday, the first inst, three days later than
previous advices.
The vessels composing the Atlantic Telc-
graph squadron had reached Cork, and were
to leave on the LIST inst. for Valencia Bay.
where the task of submerging the cable will
be commenced.
An experiment with the whole length Of
the cable has been made and pronounced
highly successful.
The Goodwood races came off on the ap-
pointed day, but the American horses Pryor
and Pryoress were beat,n.
The India mail has arrived, and the tele-
graphic dispatches from Trieste are con-
firmed; but there is 10 confirmation Of the
capture of Delhi.
A conspiracy has been discovered for a
general rising Of the nat yes at Calcutta, and
the Europeans had armed themselves in an
ticipation.
The Anglo-Saxon had arrived at Liver
pool.
LONDON, Saturday, August 1.
Money Is in increased demand. The bull
ion in the Bank of England continues to in :
crease. Securities unimportant. In the
English House of Commons, Wednesd ay
night, Government was in minority OF
sixty on a division for the second reading of
the Superannuation Bill. motion for q
second reading having been carried, on the
following evening, Lord Palmerston said the
Government wonld offer no farther opposi-
ton to its passage.
A new Divorce Bill has also been debated
and although strenuously opposed, was or
dered to second reading.
LIVERPOOL, August r. N.
The weather continues favorable for crops,
and prospects for harvest good.
Richardson, Spence q Co. report w heat
lars report the market easier, and prices I'M
| changed. Flour steady; sales Of Western Ca
nal 30s. 3D.; Southern sos. @3ls. Ohio 32s.
| Corn quiet; White Is. better, with sales at
4.55. Provisions firm; closed buoyant. Pork
| firm at an advance Of 2s., chiefly on fine
| qualities. Bacon quiet. Lard buoyant al
Gas. @69s. for choice lots. Brokers' circulars
report Sugar and Coffee quiet Rice dull.
| Tea-holders demand an advance. Resin
dull AT 4Os.
LONDON, August 1.
| Barring Brothers report on July 3lst an in
creased demand for Money-current rates
being 53s@6 per cent. The bullion in the
Bank of England is decreasing. Consols fol-
Money slH.
| July 81.
Bread stuffs quiet, with declining tend
ency. Sugar quiet. Tea firm. Rice quiet.
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS AND NLws.
| August 1.
Wheat shows q declining tendency. Pro
visions steady. Lard firm. Chester advices
favorable.
1t was intended that the vessels should
commence sinking the Atlantic telegraph ca
BILE on the Sd or 4th inst. The paying GU
experiments which were made between Dove
and queenstown were perfectly successful
The following dispatch was received from
Queenstown:
i The submarine cable was Joined last eve
ming, and messages were sent through it.
entire length in less than a second Of tim,
tor each signal"
Fourteen horses ran for the Goodwood cup
Pryor aud Pryoress came in fifth and sixt L
The first favorite and two other horses fel
so, that the race can scarcely be regarded
criterion.
The Emperor and Empress of France wer
expected at the Isle of Wight, on the ST.
instant.
1t was rumored that the English govern
ment intended tn send 10000 additions
The advance of consol. on Saturday, wa
on the strength Of communication from oil
East India house, that Delhi had fallen.
The Bombay Times says, the rebellion wa
universal in the Bengal army, and the ST
, regiment of native infantry which had beel
/ publicly thanked three weeks before for it
loyalty, had been disarmed.
The Madras army msnifests the most per
feet loyalty.
A list is given Of SO regiments or portion
OF regiments which mutinied, while 90 wer
disarmed and l disbanded. The Bengs
, army has ceased to exist.