The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-11
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-Four Days Later from EWFeArrirai u ne Ango SdxoR
QuEnpc july II. The Anglo Saxon (propeller) arrived
bera last -ht with Liverpool dates of the LIST The
America arrived out the 2sth the Vanderbilt ON the
3oth and the Atlantic on the Ist July
The China mail confirms the accounts OF the mutiny VI
the native tfeops III India Beinorcements were 10 be
sent thither from Eriesapd immediately.
France sends fourteen transports OF troops to China at
the request of England to prevent the Withdrawal of
British troops from India
The Niagara had commenced taking board the sub
marine cable.
Two serious talroa accidents had occurred in England,
killing twelve persons and injurng one hundred
The Spanish Mexican Question b nearer an adjust
mcDt than at last adyices
Forty oonspirators had been arrested at Genoa
There was nothing important from China AZ snga-
poe the difficulty between the American aud English
authorities respecting the Dutch ship Henrietta Maria
was still unsettled
The Anglo Sason Ielt Liverpool at hafpast one on
July l. The City OF Washington LETT southampton al inc
same hour and the Arago left Hasrs ON the same day
The Vanderbilt passage out was understood 10 nave pecn
made in 81 days .
IL tatliantert Lord Granville stated that the Indian
mutiny would be met with decisive measures, and, al
though there were good feaos 10 believe that the mutt
necis would speedily sccunb, YET ~, 900 troops would
leave England Immediately for India 10 precautionary
measure for future security He admitted that The pub
sbed accounts of the revolt substantially correct
and al ss principal motive for IL the impression
among the natives that there 10 be attempt at
general conversion to the Christian religion.
The irigate Susquehanna returned 10 toWes OH the
2sth Capt Hudson and the officers of the Niagara were
invited guests at the Queens visit to the exhibition at
Manchester They were welcomed with loud cheers
The quarterly trade returns slow great dciiGency
JdyERpooI.-Cotton closed firm and quiet, without any
quotbfS change in prices sales for three days ID 900
bales spectators taking 1000, and exporters 5000
Breadstuffs were dull FloGf closed quiet Western
Canal Sos Cd. Sis. Cd. southern, SIS n 3ls. Cd ;
Ohio 3ls Cd Wheat closed quiet and unchanged fea
S. Cd. 9s. Cd I; white 9s Cd. los. Corn closed
very dull and quotations were nominal yellow and
mixed Sos. 36s 3D. white, sos. 40s. The weather
had been favorable for the crops.
Provisions quiet and generally unchanged Lard
was buoyant and all qualities had slightly advanced.
Sugar was quiet. Rice closed buoyant and all quail
ties hid slightly advanced. Rosin was heavy.
LONDON Barring quotes sugar duh at decline of Cd
Is. Tea in u large speculative inquiry.
Consos were lower ut 92s on account The money
market active at previous rates
Kaop- Nothing STATE Convention.
AUGUSTA, July 1.-THE know nothing State conven-
ton assembled at MiodgcyiIle the Sth, and nomna
ted Benz. H. Hill for governor by reclamation. IL
adopted rcancd the principles Of the convention Of
December, 1855.
Fire at Davenport, ioma.
ST. Iuuis. july 9.Thirty dwelling houses at Davcn-
port Iowa werc destroyed by fire the 9th of June.
The loss amounted to soie $4,000 which is partially
insured