Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14
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| 7 '''H 'HttCHistl III the House of
Lords by Lord Ellenboronrh. AMI in the IL
| Oh Commons by Mr.. DIsraeli. IN regard IN tbo
! motlny in the Indian army
| i-''u urahVllle, III reply to the former and Mr.
| D. smith IN reply to the la,t,., stated that tho
| case would he met with decisive measures. and
''''. ai'n"osh there was good reason for snppn-
| F's'"s 'hat the mnilneers would speedily be out
| INV" ny III" i"fce on the spot still it had been
! h't'rlnnrd Ia send out reniorccmcuts 10 ia. .x
| tent Il ll.nO0 men forthwith as n Nor. ,,a,s,,a
ct security. 1t sas admitted tina, the published
accounts al The revolt were substantially correc,
aud that the principal incentive was an impres
sion that there was to be AN attempt at n general
conversion To the Christian religion
In the Commons Mr.. H. Brdlv asked leave 10
bring IN bull 10 uu-e the votes of parliamentary
electors To he taken by the ballot
a debate en,ued upon this, in which the Chm.
cellor OF the Exchequer opposed the motion.
The motion was finally rejected hv $50 10 81
The L. y Steam Frgite, Susquehannn re,ur-
ed to CoweS from the Thames on the 2Sh ulte.
Queen Victoria accompanied by the ROYAL
Family, paid n state ,isit to the Manchester tx.
hihiton on the 3lth nlt., and although a furious
storm prevailed all DAY. the enthusiasm of tho
thousands assembled was very great
Capt Hudson, and officers of the L. S. Steam
Frgate Niagara. in full uniform, were present
as invited guests. and were welcomed with loud
cheering
The quarterly revenue returns show n def
cheney of f350O0O. The estimated deficiency
consequent on the reduction f taxation at the
close OF the last war was s 200. 900 so that the
report is regarded as highly favorable.
There have been two very serious accidents on
English railroads, in which twelve deaths occur
red and over one hundred were wounded.
The shipment of the cable for the sub marine
telegraph between Europe and America had com.
menced on board the Niagara. and would be pro.
ceeded in with the utmost despatch.
FRANCE.
1t was intimated that General Cavaignac would
rather not present himself second time to the
electors of Paris. and that propositions had been
made % distinguished member, of the Paris bar to
take his place, but that they not accepted.
Several of the defeated opposition candidates
threatened to contest the regularity of the returns
of their opponents.
The Paris respondent of the Times says
that the Italians. whose arrests noticed by
the last mall will be tried for conspiracy to as
sassnate the Emperor.
The Daily News says that although Lord
Clarendon has no official info matcn of the facts
yet il il nevertheless quite true that the French
Government has entered into a contract, with II
Marseilles house, for supply OF q. 900 Africans
for Guadalupe and Martinique.
France at ,ht request of England is to send
out fourteen transports with troops to China
order TO prevent the withdrawing of British
troops from India for the China war, as was at
first contemplated-the startling news of the
mutiny among the native troops of the former
country having made their presence there more
than necessary. Later accounts state that
a reinforcement of $4,000 troops TO be sent
Immediately TO India.
SPAIN.
The Madrid corre> pondrn' of the London Times
says that Senior Leteagun, the Mexican envoy,
had handed 10 Senior Pcudal a sort of uiimatum
for the settlement of the pending dispute and
that the latter had promised TO send counter
memorandum. on the mature of which would
depend much of Senior Lafragua's furthorsay in
Madrid.
The same correspondent also gives rumor
that letters If marque had already been sent from
Mexico to the United States in the anticipation
of
A dispatch from Berlin says it is affirmed there
that Prussia. Russia and Sardinia have given their
adhesion t. the compromise on the question of
the Union Of the Principalities drawn up hv Lord
Clarendon which is, therefore, now opposed by
France alone.
The India overland mail had arrived at London
with vouminous accounts confrmntory of the
Geographic announcement of the munity in the
Indian army. The details are somewhat less
alarming than the bare teegraphic accounts of
the movements, which would be confined to Del
hi. Troops were marching from every side
against the town mutineers in the pungant and
every precaution had been taker to trample out
the first spark OF treason. Meerut and Delhi were
placed under martial law. and the native princes
were sending contngcnts to the British forces
and TO Meerut. The native troops had murdered
every officer on whom they could lay theii hands
at Delhi. 1t was supposed that Mr.. Fraser, the
CntuInis sioner lind fallan with MOI
men and children. The mutiny hud not affected
the troops at other stations.
The London Commercial Daily List had learn
ed that report was current i'll well informed
quarters that Government was in possession Of
news from India that tranquility had been resto-
red.
CHINA.
The dates from Canton River are to the 9th of
May. Several attempts had been made to blow
up the ships there, one of which nearly sue
cessful. No mtary operations could be under
taken before October. owing to the heat of the
weather
The Singapore correspondent Of the London
Times says 1--WE have little dispute here between
the English and American authorities. On the
25tn of February last. the American ship Occur
De Leon, Capt Tucker. bound to China fell in
with the Dutch ship Henrietta Maria. Captain
Tucker boarded her, and found that she was nav
igated bv IA Chinese only. Their story
was that they had risen against the Dutchmen
and compelled the Captain to run over to Cochin,
China where they allowed him and his officers
TO take their boats and they were then trying 10
make their way to China.
Capt Tucker took possession of the Henrietta
Maria after considerable difficulty, and brought
her to Singapore. The authorities here sent
over to Batavia to give notice ef the circumstan-
ces The Yankee hoisted the American flag on
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