Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-10
foreiall Nsus.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

rsrmREE.pAYs LAT En- FROM SURoPE.
Delhi not yet 7atsn--Repor,cd Retirement q
the English 7roops-The Atlantic Gable "a
be Stored III. .Nert Year-Money Panic al
Paris and Vienna.
The steamer Arabia arrived at New York
Yesterday with Liverpool dates to inc lsth
ult. She brings l40 passengers.
The City Of Washington arrived out on the
18th, and tbe North Star on the lSth nit.
The Indian accounts state mat Deini was
les Ind occurred, including one regiment in
the Bombay Presidency. Several victories
are reported over the mutneers.
II is rumored that the British troops have
retire1 from Delhi on account OF sickness,
Another report says that large reinforce
,nents have arrived, and an assault was
looked for in few days
The Atlantic telegraph cable is to be
landed and stored at the Plymouth Navy
Yard until the next year. 8,
The U. S. sIoop Of war Plymouth had
arrived at Southampton. 49,,
The cholera now extends over nearly oil the
whole OF the northern continent oil Europe
At Gluckstodd four per cent OF the poP1ia
t;on have died AT Upsal the University has
been closed until the 18th oil Octooer, on
account of the epidemic.
A monetary panic has occurred on the
Paris Boursc. and the shares OF the Credit
Moblier have largely declined. The panic
has extended TO vienna.
William Summershill the silk manufacturer
of Manchester, has failed. #,
Various speculations are afoat about Tie
approaching imperial interview ut o'uitgatat.
IT il said that Napoleon desires that Tue
Car and Queen Victoria should meet at
Paris. ,,,.
Tbe Snonish Ministers have rendered their
RESIGNATION. but it was not accepted. III is
said that General Concha will continue as
Governor General OF Cuba.
The Evangelical Alliance was IN session
ut Berlin. Ambassador Wrent' DiS"o,
Sinnson and Dr. Baird figured in the pre- ce
Jugs. :, p.,r,,,
,nJ al, arms and ammunition are TO be given
There is nothing new from China.
9'ha Emnress Of Russia, who Is with her
farilv at Darmstadt is suffering from. II is
soid svi,f, de couches. Her physicians ri
pidly epioin the most complete rtpose. VI
rourse therefore, her going to Siuttgardt is
ant or the question. 1t is quite certain that
,h. Emnress Of the Frrrch will not accompa-
nv her husband or his trip to Germany.
THE London Timrs is discussing American
monetary affairs. 1t says Tho two last
nails have brought news Of an average iaiI OF
20 per ecu, in the most prominent mericah
securities, and assuming tue total helu Oh
,hi. side 20 be about E60,o0O COO sterling
which is probably much below the true
smouut. our nominal loss has already, III The
course Of ten days, reached 92l,Ooo,OOO-
snm which still inadequate'y represents the
rp,L mischief, since, when the present panic
commenced the market was already suffering
from a year or two OF almost unih'errup,eu
depression. In such state OF things, further
violent fluctuations must be expected, aud
recovery of 10 or ID per cent, or iurther
IN 10 that extent, may therefore be coHsid-
.r.d prnb,ble.' 1t attributes this depression
a the efforts of an organized party pledged
10 bring about a hopeless convnIsion. lhat
organized party is an abuse OF credit ahs
nothing more. c,u,,.
Belfast in consequence Of its late riots, has
been "nrocamed :" in other words, tie mill
.arv has superseded the civil law ana wv"
a,rristers have been sent from pubiin 10 ~
uuire into and report upon the causes ~nich
have led to the late outrages.
The Paris Bourse was the scene OF panic
ON the lth. All securities fell. and those oi
the Credit Mobilier, from SO5f. TO I6'i. 3er'
The commercial of Hungary are exciting
some attention in Vienna, for the failures IN
some Of tn lie iding cities have been nameF'
Gus aud serious,