Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the Associated Pres, Az,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Steamer Atl,,,;o

FOUR DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic.
NEW YoRk, Nov. 12.-The steamer Atlantic
arrived this afternoon, with Liverpool dates to
the 11th inst '"
The steamer Asia arrived out on the 9tb, and
The Kangaroo on the nth.
Messrs. Dennistoun 4 Co. have failed-liabili-
Ties t2,OOO, 900 sterling; also, the Western Bank
Of Scotland with deficits amounting 70 f6 COO 600
| sterling; and Messrs. Babcock Co with Liv-
eIPool and New York liabilities amounting to
t3OO,OOO sterling. other failure Of Smaller
amounts are also announced
| !! was rumored at Liverpool on Wednesday
tnat the Bank Of France had stopped but the re-
P 9rt was OF course incorrect. II grew out Of the
ADVANCE IN the rates OF discount
The London Times says that DenpiStoup Com
pany are one Of the largest firms connected with
the american trade, and their liabilities. il is
| supposed, amount to ten millions Of doII,rs
They have houses in New YORK and M, n
leans and the total suspension of remittances
from those cities rendered their stoppage una
GcI1,aao,e. Inc head establishment is located In
glasgow, where it has existed for upward of sew
| enIy years, with branches also in Liverpool and
London The private property of the partners is
Immense 1 ana II Is believed the suspension will
| only Dc temporary. The house Of Dennistoun
| Brothers Co, in Melbourne is distinct rstah.
| lishment and will not suffer
b; babcock d Co, with houses In Liver
pool Glasgow, and New York, have failed FOR
| million and half of dollars Joseph Foot and
SON, SIX manufacturers in London and Henry
Dutilth Co, In the American trade at Liver,
/
| The South British Mail thus allud.s 10 the nan
| ic In Glasgow: r
THE monetary panic caused by the suspension
| OF inc w estern Bank still continues, and rush
| has been going on during the forenoon on the
| several banks Of the city. The panic seems TO
have taken special hold of the small deposItor.
In savings banks The principal crush wa. at
| the doors of the Union Bank the City RanE ,rd
| the National Security Savings Bank ~
| The following Is the announcement Of the sus
pension OF the Western Bank of Scotland:
GLAseow, Nov. o-The Western Bank Of
scotland suspended payment at two O'Clock, al
| which hour the doors of the head Office and
| branches were closed -
Although, to some extent looked for, the sus-
| pension coused great dismay. The bank did an
| immense business in Glasgow, and had about
| one hundred branches scattered over Scotland
It's deposits were very large-amounting to be,
| tween i've and six millions sterling Thora can
not he any eventual loss, as the proprietory con
| tains many OF the wealihiest men in Scotland.
some of whom are believed to be worth a million
| sterling.
The London Sun announces the failure y,
| broadway Barclay, in the East Ind ia trade and
Bennoch Rigg, Of London and Manchester.
| Inc faris Patrie urges the suspension Of specie
payments In that country. Ii is regarded as GER
| tain that the government will be compelled TO
adopt some stringent measures. French finance
rs not, however, OF character to justify the
gnoony apPrehehslons which seen, to prevail in
| commeIclal circles. The specie reserve Of the
| Bank OF France is two bundled millions apainst
| one hundred and City millions at the CORRESPOND.
ing period Of last wear
| Hamburg letter OF the 9TH reports a r.opla,
| panic In the stock exchange there with a fan OF
every description of stock as also all bills uf eY
change. Bills on France, ReIgium and other
| comlnercla al marts in Germany and Eng land yera
| unsaleab.s at the usual three months dale A
| financial crisis was almost beginning in sweden
and Norway, and money was becoming scarce.
| LArEsT-TELEdRAPHkD TO LIVERPOOL.
Da hdrts, wednesday morning-Ihs Moniteur
| publishes notification from the Emperor upon
| report from the Minister Of Finance in which
he says he sees with pain the imperiied and Chi
mencai fears P[opagated and the delusive RENE
DIES proposed for an imaginary evil The law
permitting the bank to raise the rate of discount
must suffice to keep the bullion In better condi-
non than last year. The bank has raised the rate
| OF discounts per cent for bills under thirty
days, for bills under sixty days and 10 for has
| under ninety days.
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.
London, "wednesday morning The following
| telegram was recsived this morning at the For.
| eign ONCE:
Delhi, which fell into our hands on the Goth OF
SEPTEMBER, was entirely occupied on the 2Ist
| ana tue whole OF the enemy expelled. In the as,
saut OF the lith, I'll officers and ,I7s mea, being
0ne,third OH stGrmipg service were killed and
| Gen. Nicholson died from his wounds q, the
alst The old king, said to be 90 wears old, sur
| rendered to Capt. HOdgsOn about fifteen miles
south Of Delhi lie was accompanied by his chief
WE vile ana their lives were spared. Two of his
sons ana his grandson Were also captured by
| captain Hodgson, about five miles from Delhi,
lSlnd were shot on the spot
Two movable columns were dispatched from
| Deihl on the I'D in pursuit OF the enemy By
accounts from Agra one column appears to have
reached the neghborhood of Anyhar, and the
other that OF Muttra on the 2s;h September
| Gen Havelock, with twenty-five hundred men,
| crossed the Ganges from Cawnpore on IN. Iath
| september, and relieved Luck Know presidency on
the 18th, just as it was ready TO be blown up by
lls Assisgsrs. an the 18th the enemy's entrsnch-
ments We're stormed, and on the a9th Il large part
| OF the CITY was AIKEN. -Four hundred and fifty
Were kiiled and wounded. General Neiu was
| killed.
| near assick, in the Bombay presidency in the
| suppression of which Lieut.. Henry was killed
| The Madras troops had defeated the mutineers of
the SD regiment, near Kemplee, aud killed one
hundred and hfty.
The MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1l.-zCpt:ea had declined I'd
on all qualities. The sales for three days was
| 5000 Lales-all to the trade. Quotations were
| nom inal, and the market closed with declining
tendency. Manchester advices We're unfavorabIe
B5e1dsiuhs were dull, and all kinds had
Provisions were dull, with a declining tend.
ency.
The money market was decidedly more strin.
| gent, and the bank rates had advanced to 10 per
| S9H as9&.
LIvERPoOL, Wednesday, 3 p m-Cotton is
depressed, and lower prices accepted. sales to-
day 1000 bales. Breadstuffs closed very dull.
| Consols for account s9ha9O.
The Weather, Snow storm, &c
| BUFFALO, Nov. 2l.-The storm Yesterday and
| last night was very severe. The amount of snow
which fell was not large, but il drifted badly
| The track Of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls rail
road, between Buffalo and Black Rock was so
| washed by the waves from the lake that trains
| cannot pass Seven wires Of the Morse and Mon
treal telegraph lines on the above road have bel
completely swept away. The tracks OF the New
| York Central and Lake Shore railroads are not
| obstructed by snow, and the trains are running
regularly.