Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-09-17
mo. 46.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival ofthc Steamship Europa.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
More Of the India Mutiny, &c, &c, &C.,
HALIFAX, Sept. 9th.


The Europa, Capt Latch, arrived here
this morning from Liverpool, Saturday
29th. r
1t was the general impression that the
Atlantic cable would be sold for the tele
graph to India.
The Indian mail reached London on Sat-
urday, but the main feature of the news had
already been received uia Alexandria and
Malta.
The Liverpool Breadstufis market was
generally dull, with the tendency downward.
Liverpool provision market was generally
quiet Sugar has slightly advanced.
The Europa arrived at a. Nj. and left
at 6:30 A. NJ. for Boston The following
are the material points of the Queens
speech:
Her majesty expresses confidence in the
continuance of peace in Europe; says that
the disturbances in India had caused her
extreme concern, while the barbarity in
flicted upon her subjects has filled her heart
with grief She will omit no measures cal
cuIatcd to quell these disturbances, and ex-
presses confidence in her ability to accomp-
| lish that end. She thanks parliament tor
the liberal supplies for the Princess Royals
dowry and for the assurance of support for
restoring tranquility to India, and express
es satisfaction at the liquidation of the Dam
ish Sound Dues bill, and at the passage Of
the Divorce bill
The Queen had gone to Balmoral.
Nothing official had been made known
as to the Atlantic Telegraph, but it ap-
pears tc be taken for granted that the en-
terprise will be postponed till next sum-
mer.
The main features of the government dis
patches via Cagliari are confirmed and de-
tails added
In the massacre at Cawnpore 24O women
and children perished.
The deaths of Generals Barnard and Law
renee are confirmed.
Sir. Geo. Parker, Col. Williams and
Brigadier Hack were also killed.
An obstinate battle was fought before
Agra on the Sd July.
The British were obliged to retire with
heavy loss.
Two native regiments mutinied at Sealco
on the 9th july and massacred number
of Europeans. These mutineers were to-
tally defeated on the 10th at Meneet.
Gen. Hewitt had been removed from
command for supineness.
The Punjaub was tranquil. There was
some disturbance at Hyderabad, but they
were suppressed.
The Bombay and Madras Presidencies
continued tranquil and their armies loyal.
Gen. Reid was in command before Delhi.
Only 1000 troops could be mustered for
an effcctual attack or Delhi.
Trade at Calcutta was paialyzed. 1t had
suffered extremely from scarcity of pro-
visions, but they were beginning to arrive.
Even at Bombay discomfort had shown it
self, but it had been suppressed.
The English were organizing regiments
Of Sikhs. Movable columns were to
scout Central India.
Hong Kong dates are to the 10th of Ju-
ly. Lord Eglin had arrived and was a
bout to proceed north with portion of the
I fleet.
| FRANCE.
The Emperors of France and Russia are
to meet in Germany The price of wheat
had fallen four francs in Paris.
| ITALY.
Fresh political arrests have been made
at Genoa and Turin.
SPAIN.
The Mexican envoy was about to embark
to Cadiz.
| PRUSSIA.
A terrible confagration had occurred at
Magdeburg. lf" es
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The army in Italy is to be reduced 90
600.
| TURKEY.
! Negotiations have becn commenced to
obtain the passage of British army thro'
Egypt. Reschid Pacha has become Min
lister of War; M 1aa. fsir 81 IS. rsf