Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED Pr RsS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the North av.xt..-

IhhEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the North American.
QUEBEC, July 2--The Rov,I p,,,,.h u,tt
18th h,s sTr American, from Liverpool on the
,n The EaTOE1 arrived out on the i,a. and the
Tu anu hhersonese on the 18th
, inc mutiny in India was spreodinc rr.n,y
.nree regiments had joined in the rr6eIlion nm,
snrgeHts sti OUTSIDE ssS the city Of Delhi The in
eommander-in-chiefo Of the British forc.. Ia IA
u,ed OF Tue cholera, and General Colin CampleIi
ant. N"ih'POrl'
Italy and Spain Were TRANQUIL.
Thursday WIS "0'P o'ea
In the House Of Commons Mr. Lindsay rnovad
the production of Mr.. Marcy's letter on pfiyateer.
Lord Pamerston replied that :, u,,s ,,, oa
claily IN the hands Of the Government
An addre TO the Queen had been adopsed
trade. S'N'e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for three DAYS -
600 bales, of which spectators and eNDorters tool,
5,sO equally divided The newspapers quote
an advance Of l-l6th on all qualities. but ich-
aTdSon, Spence Co.'S circular saws the make,
closed firm and generally nchanged
bIeadStuh : closed with a declining tendency
me weather had been favorable for the crops
lour was very duh, but quotations Were IN.
Chahyed since the last port. Wheat was also un.
Id,. Corn lad advanced Cd; mixed and yell
8, P5oyisions Were quiet Beef was buoyant;
D+gdahd Athaya's circular quotes an advance
,,.,s svs, Win large speculative inquiry. Pork
was heaVy Lard quiet Bacon had declined D
Consols closed at 9aas2 for money Tbe AZ.
cline was caused by unfavorable news from In.
ola. The money market was active
IL, hoN 70 "a MARkEIs.-Sugar was duh at a de-
cline OF I'd ais. Coffee was quiet and all malt
| ties had slightly declined Tea was frm ana
| active. Rice was firm Rosin was dull Spirits
of Turpentine closed steady
IsEcoNp DIsPArcH.I
The address to the Queen prayed the uSr ~
every means for the suppression Of The slave trade
and securing the fulfilment of existing treaties
Lord Palmerston pledged the Government 10 carry
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce had
.a,eiy given brilliant banquet to the officers of
the Niagara.
Details of the recently discovered conspiracy
at Pans show that the plot was more serious and
extensive than even suspected Mazzini il al
l'ged To have escaped in ship carving the
American haI.
The fall of Delhi was hourly looked for when
the Indian mail left. The loss 10 the British
Bengal army, In consequence of the mutiny is
estimated at $4,000 men but il was believed that
the crisis had passed The latest adyices indi
cate panic, aud deSertions were frequent among
the insurgents at Delhi The British Govern
nent was acting vigorously. Sir Colin Camp-
notice
Advices from China state that the American
steam frigate San Jacnto and several English gun
boats had gone up the Canton river TO attack the
JunkS probably piratical Junks.-REPl Foo
Chow Foo had been quiet since the rebels there
had oeen defeated canvas coming down freely
Trade at Hong Kong was quiet. The American
house Of King Co. had suspended
LATEST.
CALCUTTA, June The disafecton is con-
fined entirely TO the army. The native troops in
most OF the stations in Punjant have been dis
armed
The latest from Delhi states that the heighths
around the city of Delhi are in possession of the
Government troops, who attac ked and drove the
rebels within the walls. capturing twenty-siK
guns The Bombay and Madras armies contin-
usd loyal.
The steamship Erin, from Bombay, with the
China mails, were wrecked on the western coast
OF Ceylon on the 9th of June The passengers
mails, and specie Were saved. but the vessel and
her cargo, valued at FL ,0OO, 600, were lost
The VERY LATEST
LIVERPOOL, "Wednesday Cotton -Estimated
sales yesterday 10000 bales. The market closed
closed firm
LONDON, noon.-Consols 9lS a9IT.