Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the Associated Press Agent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FRoaI EyRopE.
ArriyaI of the R.lss.-r -. ... II

and dh Ssd Baltic brings f.sooO sterling in specie,
los, p near yseS,;, snip Lexington has been Totally
for tbs c Wee thIty-four horses entered and ran .
csn 49, ssrStch purse, including the AmeIi-
Gan horse Prioress. The frst tTiaI ~. St
r. IT, PIloress, Elhassim and Omen 7;
ien'r,b 80 osclaing heat Prioress won 6y a
value ofthe stakes was over "a 90 S.a,ng ine
,rho-a &c M an morse Leeompte is dead ...s,-i
don and fnrtbs, sS,m money pressure at Lon,
ct was feared. Consols had huc,us,ea s,s.,i,
lied. fueu'iy Nai-
The Bank of Dublin has advancsa -. -
per cent, and the Bank Of Farnce TO ex -
There was great pressure at Vienn. cd -.
Messrs Ross, Mitchell Co, a Canadian er..
az London, has failed-their liabilities amounf "a
quarter Of million; assets larger
J. Monteith Co, and other Glasgow house,,
have suspended TO large amounts -
Inc hlng Of Prussia was better, but still in
The meeting Of the Emperors Of France and
Austria was still talked of =
| From the Times Of Oct 1911 .4.t..sn
for d ae s Iunos declined per cent The demand
Lci discounts al bank is more numerous than apy
| during the month. Sixty thousand bounds ,-e,ss
also wlthdrawn for expectation The American
esnss hp ~ retsia show that many months must
4 .'apse oei0Ie hs consequences here will be re-
| t'leved. The chief danger of yoId h.,ns, -,
nence 70 New York is on account of Iarge add.
| "a oh
| IL ntve oeen tempted 10 make at present prices
| a. respects commercial losses 10 be sustained
| TINS side, very heavy amounts are beIisy,ed -
Lave Iallrn On Lyons and Paris; Manche~ters
| b'adfoId AID Glasgow will also suffer co,side.,
| ably. 80. Ae' 9'hsi i'
/ (From the Times of the l3th I ....
Inc Bank today raised the discount 20 per
| cent. This measure was fully anticipated' "a
from the extent OF the applications TO-DAY a, - .
| doubtful IL further movement will nat T. - 70
H 9e found necessary. The amount Of bull
thousand pounds, but IL is asserted hat fouy h,-,
| Greo thousand pounds viii be dispatched NV the
baItic ana Persia on Wednesday and SATURDAY
| next, ana as the Indian exchanges show an ~
verse alteration, IL is also anticipated that fbe
| shipments in that direction by the mail Of ths
21th Will DE larger than al any time thought prob
| aole lth these prospects, a fresh advance IN
| the rate of discount can scarcely be avoided and
perhaps we may again see the rate of Der cent
atwhich II stood in October, lsi7 Ia proportion'
however, 10 the suddenness Of the ptessure viii
/ be the rapidity Of the ultimate reacfion
There is nothing TO excite apprehension tl,.,
| the disturbance will be protrseted The sois
cause Iot anxiety Is the fall OF such houses In the
provinces and elsewhere, as are unayoidahIv
compromised by the American failures and aur
| tuatians IN the markets for Eastern produce
ms Snonid nor 3egst, however, any vague ter
TOT calculated TO lead men TO a single dav OF gen.
eral financial distrust. The belief is, howeyer
| that the decided action OF the bank has removed
an danger on that account Altogether the feei-
my exhibited to-day was such as to excite pride
In our healthful system of finance, and 10 confirm
the impression that, although the shock C..
hmerlca comes upon us in the midst Of the In
dian muiny, We shall be able 10 withstan, 1, -,
thai us consequences, heavy as they must necsS
sdrily be, shall not destroy or internnt
the general welfare of the country The 6uctp
atoms in the funds to-day have ia., aw.--sS
great. =, NtJ
| -Four failures were announced from Glaseowto-
Gay; The prinei pal one Was that of J. Monteith
20 whose liabilities are believed TO be exten
siye. They were large shippers OF GIasooSv 800.
! to America and elsewhere The other bouses are
4 Co. -''- " o''a0s
| From the Times of the 1atb .ryr.
The quotation of gold at Paris is nearly t,ro-
tenths per cent. dearer than in London "a :,
hamburg fve-tenths dearer. The huctuatioasfn
| tensive er7' f'N ~e CA
The market opened with great weakness. but
there was subsequently considerable reaction ana
more healthfGl tone In all departments OF bnsi +
ness ConsOls Tor money were ftst uoted al SEA X
No sales, however, were pressed and grad1st,
recovery took place, which was assisted by sew I
| range was then between 81 and s. Z NATL moo.
when the goveT nnleat broker appeared as huveP
OF 600 exchequer bills on account OF the sinl
| ing fund. This increased the tendency to conf
deBee, and ultimately, notwithstandinO the a.
nouncement that the Bank of rance had adopteo
a rise OF one per cent. ia the rate of Discount.
transactions Were effected al SIX to s. e and -
| TO @ for the 10Th Of November After The reoi.
lar hours there was less fimness ard ouota,iSns
Were 81 y to s7s for money, and e to g for the
account. !
INDIA The mail has arrived, with dates finn,
Calcutta 10 the 10th September. and Bombay 20
ne Eth the news 10y which was telegraphed to
Tie siege train was expected at Delhi On the
3d OF September. and the assault was then antici
pated to take place immediately -H0T'-
General Havelock remained at Cawnpore but
would be reinforced in few DAYS by Gen. Out
ran. who had reached Alshabad with a strong
force.
L1ckanow was stl calamity holding OUT and
would be relieved about the middle OF Septem
oer Lord Elgin had left Calcutta for Clura
The China mail failed to connect at Ceylon
General Nicholson had defeated the rebels az
Major u bar, with the loss OF their guns General
havelock had defeated the rebels near Ritboop
On the 18th OF August the garrison of Lucka-
now made a succession Sortie, capturing the guns
ana provisions Of the DinapOre mutineers who
were again defeated by Major Eyre
Benares. -
Large bodies OF troops were marching from
Calcutta towards Allahabad Troops were ar
nving at Calcutta rapidly from England
dispatch to the London Post says that the
British forces had attac ked Luc kanow castle and
enemy. ~
Dates from Delhi to August sOth state that an
immediate assault was anticipated The reheIs
had been defeated the 2Gth with the loss N am
their guns. Gen. Ontram was expected 10 reach
CawnPoTe on the 9Th Of September, to join Have
lock. IL was expected that the garrison of Iuck-
now would be relieved on the 18th Havplock
defeated the rebels at Bithvar on the 10th of Au
gust, then returned to Cawnpore. The mutinv
of the hIty-hrst native infantry crushed The
garrison at Arvah arrived safely 4; Dinapore The
rebel force at ln2despore was broken. The in
surgents at Dinapore Were endeavpring to reach ,
Delhi The twenty-third fusileers lad arrived
at Calcutta.
Central India continues undisturbed No fn,-
Their outbreaks at Bombay. The Madras presi-
dency was Tranquil.
Lord Elgiu had proceeded 10 Hong Kong
The Persians evacuated Herat on the 9TH day
OF July. -
Imports at Bombay Were advancing Money
was plenty, and exchange IS 3D.
Tue Bank of Bengal had refused advances On
the India Company's paper =
Another dispatch says that Hayelock was
awaiting reinforcements at Cawnpore before al
lacking Lucknow The garrison Of the latter
place was bravely holding out, having again de-
fezted the rebels with severe loss The rebels
from Dude Were threatening Allahabad and
benares, and the Iftyfifth native Bengal infantry
had been disarmed. Large bodies of troops were
marching from Calcutta towards Allahabsd The
PunJao continues tranquil. Twenty Five hundred
troops had arrived at Mauritius
The export of goods at Calcutta had declined