Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR
AHR1YAL On TIE ANGL0.sAXON
NEW YoaEA n "a

WV Yoas5 Aa Fl.
The Steamship AngIo- skpa, With
dates from Liverpool 10 thes81Rthl inst,
arrived nj Quebec Yesterday.
The Ocean Telegraph waSH prpgressing
faySrably.
The ranored suspension . negotiations
in die Spanish Mexican dificaallY is un-
confirmed.
France, Russia Prussia AAni Sardinia
have suspended diplomatic reIalions with
The AnglosSa4on left Liyarpooi at two
o'elock on "Wednesday afternoon. Her
rouSe was too far north ofths linc j elect
ed pr the Atlantic Telegraph WI lead to
any expectation If her falling in with the
feeE. She reports much tlEick weather
a~nd:constarnt winds throughdnl Tie whole
passage.
Owing to an accident at the shore con-
necfion with the landing Of ths cable, the
expedition did NOT finally sad from Val
encsa BpIy until the evenings III Friday,
the fthht inst. The latest reposts from Val
enclsaiaIdsted August 10, foRfP NJ, as
'II'he work Of aying down thc ATTAIN
eable isE going on as satisfactorily. as the
frierIdsIpf tlte great enterpri could de-
sireI pP NJ the present tiaas about three
hundred miles Of lhe cable hays been laid.
TheEdePth " The water info which it is
now! being submerged is neara tw5 miles.
] Thd|laying Of the cable from Shallow to
deep WATERWAYS effected witbput dific hi.
~. KTAAae signals from on boanl the Nj.
asalfa sfcs Everything that lee trictan
could desire /6#
ThfI steamer Fare healing West with
a mAdetete far bfccze, and tas cable is
1 bei1g rim out fr6In on board fpf The Mag
ara it tlllle. rala Of about FIVE miles per hour
and messases are continual II ieeeiyed on
fhe following i the last AasI from on
boafl thEe Niigaris: .'All weldon hoard
moderate wyesterly wind-aH ALA more and
moro t~riistful ola complete ~saceess.,'
Lprd II chm Russell had repport4d from
tie Seldst CormmiEtec that the Jewsss could
not Ne admitted as Members Of Parliament
under Tie existing act for modification OF
oatha 4
Ierd Paalmfrstnn also statesl That there
had been difef encfs with the English and
F'tedth IGpve rnments relative to HE Prin
CAPABILITIES nor Al tp their union but sim
ply As ~ the regularity of the election.
.L9f'l Palnrers:4n submitted 70 the
IIouR !of COMMONS ~difhclldss with
lFfafee in regard t@ the Moldavitan cleo
tions, alt stated that it had BEEN decided
in a aonfefenefe at Osborne to rceepSmnmend
the S~nlthaEto annul the late elbdAiitphns.
Therd was good reason to believe that
AtlstfiaI woad concur with tlie de-
~ci$loa arriyetl at between Fame and
England, and that the Sultan, seeeitalg. that
thers w4s nothing ln5the measures recon-.
mended that would compromise Ills dig
nitypf ihdepehdenFe, would alopt their
views mid declare the election soid.
Lsrd Pafmerstq4 said that shaFFe was
no groqhd 70 apprshend any sstfanse-
ment between Fraace and England lon nc
eourt 81 ale Midlothian d~ificultY.
A5spifitei debate had taken plaee iii
Parlflmflait ID rfegard to the affaifs III IuE
dia. Lord nalme4ston stated lltht thirty
thousAn4troops had been sent Jill, and
active rdcrpitfngw was going on.
MI DI rag / q .xpressedaaropifhAiton that
tlf camn aliEgn for tbis year vas hsi.
pha HmpefEpr ahh Empress Tina return
81 SAY ii to l1afis.
III French news is bfiittle intctes.
TIM journals unanimously sqapipfor. tile
attitude assumed by the Frtnch9 Ambas-
sadqrIat Cons tan ilople.
Il 4 dispatch from Vienna states Nat the
representatives Of France, Russia, Prus-
STA ANIL Sardinia have aiuinouncad fn notes
eoacNedI lin precisely similar terms, the
cessation otdiplomatic relations With the
Porte add their approaching departure
from gobstantinoplh: The Russian AM
q ssador struck his flag OH tho fiU5Ith inst.
The Paris cpri espondent of Tie Lon
don Tiimes says That the leading dilicul
ties in regard tb Moklayia will be submitt-
ell foil sdlution to circumference bf HE rep
rSesentaatifes ofthe various powers inter
ested.I h
Late Madrid Journals state hlat the
government is informed that certain in
habitahts of Cuba hive framed Il project
for assisting tile tillibusters il 4 f6dp al
main, but that mo anxiety was falt as Ia
thee result, The runored suspension Of
neggotiatldhs betweeA Spain and Mexico
still lacked conf rmaEion.
The schooner Jupiter, under Ameri.
car COLOR was seized in sight Of Benin,
Africa,, IN June lb and condemned
She had seventy slaves =on board and
many were awaiting shipment o1 the
beach- The Captain threw the Jupiter's
papers Overheard.
"a suPcriber'' whom We suspect TO be
some marrow 2min1pd + neeb asEah,, yeb. !,