Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20
Important Foreign News.

from LlvefpOOl, WIN uateS W
the 3lst ult., arrived this morning.
Among her passengers are Sir Viii
liam Gore 0useley, the new British
Minister to Central America. -.
The Arabia brings one million Of
dollars in specie.
The Borough Bank of Liverpool
suspended on the 9th ult. The lla-
bilities are estimated at million and
a half sterling, but are fully secured:
PARIS, Friday, Oct. 30.-General
Cavaignae died suddenly, yesterday
morning, of aneurism Of the heart,
while snipe shooting on the estate OF
N. Beaumonte, of Sarthe. The body
was Immediately brought to Paris in
special train by Madame Cayaignac.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row at Montmartre.
The Monitcur Of this morning con-
tains a report addressed to the EN-
peror by NJ. Magne, relative to the
Budget for 1858. There is an excess
in the Revenue of 4S,000,000 francs,
100000 of which are applied to the
liquidation of the debt. The financial
review of the country is of an cx-
trcmcly favorable character, the re-
duction Of the floating debt is assured,
and all loans paid.
The Spanish Ministry has been or
ganizcd. Gen. Armero is Minister of
War and President of Council. NJ.
Mons is Minister of Finance NJ. De
la Rosa of Foreign affairs.
The Swiss elections have resulted
largely in favor of the liberals.
More failures have occurred at Vi
enna, but the worst Of the crisis is be-
lieved to be over.
Tht blockade of the Cantor river
was strictly maintained.
The Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land had decreased during the week
fl54,000. '.- $50
American Securities are unsettled,
all qualities having suffered slight
decline during the week. But the
market closed with an improving ten
dency.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3O.-Brcadstuffs-
The markets for Brcadstuffs has been
dull and all qualities considerably
declined. Provisions are very dull.
The following telegram was recciv-
ed at the Foreign Office (through the
Commissioner for the affairs of India)
on the 9th October, at 10. 30 A. NJ:
The Fall Of Delhi!
Delhi was assaulted on the morning
of September IA, and the northern
part of the city taken. On the 10Th
the magazine was stormed and on
the Goth the whole city was occupied.
The King and his sons escaped, dis
guised as women. The attack on the
14th was made with four columns, one
of which, composed of the Cashmere
Contingent, was repulsed the other
columns were successful. An entrance
was first effected at the Cashmere gate.
An advance was then made along the
ramparts to the main bastion and Ca
bul gate. The resistance was very
obstinate, and our loss was computed
at 600 killed and wounded, including
so officers. .. F
The following names have been re-
ceived: Maj. Jacob, 1st Fusiliers ;
Capt. Barnett, 55th Native Infantry ;
Lieut.. Tandy, Engineers Lieut.. .Fitz.
gerald, 18th Foot; Lieut.. Bradshaw,
SD Foot; Lieut.. Murray, Guide Corps
KILLED. Brig. iGen. Nicholson,
Scotch Regiment; Greathead, Engi.
neers Mansell, Engineers Chesney.
Engineers; Salked, Engineers; Brown
low and Hovendon, Engineers; Med.
ley, Engineers; Waters, Goth Rifles;
Curtis, Goth Rifles; Capt. Rosser, Car
bineers; Capt. Arson, Aidc-de- Camp:
Bayns, Sth Foot; Rossers, Sth Foot;
Grenville, 1st Fusilicrs; Wemyss, Isl
Fusiliers; Owen, 1st Fusiliers; Reed
Sirmoore battalion; Boisrogon, Ru
main Battalion; Humphreys, 4th Pun
jaub Infantry; Pcmberton, Sappcrs;
Gatavansh, Sappers; Cuppage, 5tl
Cavalry; Bayley, sd Foot; Atkinson
SD Foot;Shibbruns, Guides; ;Graydon
10th Grenadicrs; Spoke, 65th Native
| Infantry; Lambert, lst Fusiliers; Gam
bri, 3sth Infantry Hay, Goth Native
Infantry; Prior, lst Pnnjaub Infantry
WOUNDED. .-.t t--s
In the operations preceding the
assault, the following casualties occur
red: Capt. Pagan, Artillery; Lieut.
Hildcbrand, ditto; Lieut.. Bannerman
Bombay Army; Arth. Bclooch, 9Th
KILLED. Maj. Campbell, Artillery
Cap. Earle, Artillery; Lieut.. Lock
hart, Artillery; Capt. Chemuller; 13d
Foot-wOUNDED lgoq 77 ...7t - o.
! CAwNpoRE AND LUCKNOw.-Tht
garrison and Lucknow still hold out
and Gen. Havelock had recrossed the
Ganges on Sept. 10, expecting almost
Immediately to be joined by Gen. Out
rams force. A detachment ofthe lat
| ter force, under Maj. Vincent Eyre
had, on Sept. IL, with the creates
gallantry, defeated party of the en-
envy which had crossed. from the Oud'
side of the Gapges, for the purpose o
borrossinO the advance of Gen, Out