Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA
New YORK, Dec. IA.

lNE L ORh, DcC 1t.
The steamer Europa from Liverpool,
at 3 p. NJ, on the 2SttI ult., arrived this
A. Nj.
The steamship Indian arrived out at
3 p. NJ, the 25th, and the Arago at
Southampton, on the 26fll.
/ GA "Wednesday, the Northumberland
and Dlrnam District Bank stopped pay
ment. The paid up capital Of Bank and
the reserved funds exceed 200 O00.-
! Liabilities estimated at f3,000, 900. =
/ The assets were thought TO be unfavor-
/ able.
Great excitement was caused at Tyne,
the head of the institution
The Branch Bank of England, howev-
er, has undertaken to assist some of the
large GOLFERS, SO that the workmen would
remain employed.
In London the suspension of Rdher s.
Boedman, III the German trade, liabilities
estimated al 100000.
Ga Thursday tn ire was more buoyan-
cy on the stock exchange, Than for seve-
raj weeks. At the Banks there was a
full but Increased demand in the discount
markel-more ease was evinced.
On the sock exchange there was nc
enquiry for money, and loans were
freely offered Oh COOL securities at 5 per
cent.
INDIA.-The overland mail had aIriv-
ed at Trieste with dates from Calcutta,
Oct, 23d, and Bombay, Nov. Sd. Is
troop ships from England had arrived at
al various Ind.an ports with about 5000
troops. Lucknow was safe, and the di-
visions nnler DURAN aad Havelocli were
both in the Presidency. The enemy were
SAID to be IN great force in the vicinity
and very strong in artillery. A convoy
! OF provisions had arrived at Lucknow
shortly after lis relief, and reinforcement
OF 1000 men, it was supposed would
reach them from Cawnpore about the 9th
of Oct.
A column of 5000 men under Gen.
now, and was expected there about the
Both of OctoSer, when the Blush force
would number 1000 men.
Greatheads column defeated large
body of Delhi fugitvas, with heavy loss
10 The latter, on the 4,h Of October. Ga
the same day, also, they Slormed and :
stroyed the Fort Malaghur, which the
The enemy had seiz ii on the 9Th. They
beat the rebels at AliaIgnur, cutting up
400 OF them. The column then proceed
ed to Agra, aad reached that place on the
l 4tl of Octobur, Wlen il was suddenly
attacked by large body of multineers.
WAC We're REFUSED with Il loss Of all their
guns, 43 IN number, il large amount o.
treasure, and i 900 killed. The Bcltisa
loss was small.
Co. Wilson had atacl>ted, anl defeated
the rebels at BIthoor, driving them out Of
a strong position.
The King OF Delh was to be tried by a
military commission. Two more Of his
sons had been shot.
r ports were rife of threatening dis
turbances at HyJerabld Nena oahlb
was sad to be ar Bthoor again. The
fall of ID clhi had a mlrlleI affect in NJ
crat and contiguous districts. Arrears of
revenJe w-re being brought in rapid Y,
and loyalty was the order of the day III
the mon tlIvyCoLCru p UNiuCes.
Part of the Bombay regiment had mu-
tnd at D.esa.
The Europeans at LANCER, above 900
IN number, were sill in the fort, and cal
ling urgently for relief. Fears were en-
tertained for their safety. Part of the
32d regiment, infantry, had mutined a;
Deaghur, and Two regiments OF the Ko-
tab, contingent, had also muined and
murdered the political agents.
Eight men of the Bombay Grenadier9
were executed at Ahmedabad, for plot
ting an insurrectlon.
Dates from Hong Kong, are TO October
Is, and Shanghai TO 10.
1t is reported that severnl Missionaries