American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-20
ISTELLyGENCE FROM EyRory,

lSTELLIGENCE FROM EJE0rE,
Delhi after s-ige &C six days had
'ai'en, the Bfi,ish hsing 10 Killed and
Wounded six hnndied men, including fl
y officers. This even, sre,nsth have
heen brought about 10y Ito sipul;anc-
| aus occur ence of bitter ,issansion, a.
mnng the rebels. n change la ,hs nu.
meiica' proportions of III. cum,en,liny
parties. aud the arrived of tho seie,,
train. The rebels ~ tho period # the
engagement, numbered some tki,teen
Thousand. and the English abunt eleven
thousand. On Sunday. the goth tho
city ct Delhi Was occupied by the Brit
ls'i, the main forces If the muiinee,s
having left the city at three Z. NJ on
tho same day, and escaping over the
brIdg" of hoa'a in the direction of Rob.
'icund. The English showed M quar-
tor 10 the Sep"ys, but spared the wo
men and children. The moral effect of
ths m"mrntous incident will probably
DO to induce a decline in tho revolt
indeed. supplies If men and money are
h""lng int" Bombay, Calcutta and
Madras so fast. that il is more than
probable that the plans Of tho irisnrrec-
tio"s will meet with speedy and gen
eral discontinue. -.
General Cavaignac, the candidate for
the Presidency nf France ia opposition
~ Louis Nap"leon--has passed away
tom earth. His mslady was a disease
OF the heart. He was man of decided
mark, aud had filed several of the NOSE
important posts in the French army and
Nation. When the Revolution broke
ont he became Minister of War, aud in
very few months after that appoint
ment, tn" National Assembly delivered
t" him the command uf all the Nation
al troupe. In the June insurtecrinn. of
ter four day, fighting no uinmphcd o.
yer The Pa'isian populace, and became
the dictator Of France. Bat in true
republican spirit no resigned the Die.
's,orship, aud was appointed President
Of the Council. AS a candidate for The
Presidency of France, he was defeated
oy Lo"is Napoleon, who cnutrived TO
imprison him at Ham Ho was howev
er SOM freed frem his confinement, aud
elected To the National Assembly " but
declined taking the required oath. He
afterwards lived as private gentleman
and died stern and un wayeiing repub-
lican.
England has bad mnre important sub.
Jects 10 engage her attention than tho
commercial adviccs from this country.
The Fall Of Delhi has given fresh and
buoyant feeling to the London market,
while 'he suspension Of the American
bnnks ~ locked upon in favorable
light. They consider it the best move
under The circumstances. aud ono that
will give an impetus to our own markets
and enable us osend forward tho crops
now so urgently needed. There is an
sciise demand in Western Europe for
our surplus Brcadstuffs.
Several heavy failures had occurred
at Liverpool and Manchester. doubtless
produced by panic in the United States
and IN few instances by the suspension
of the Borough Bank of Liverpool"
with liabilities reaching $7OOO,OOO-
the whole Of which is fully secured
IN London. bot single firm, that Of
Brand &c Co., is recorded as failure
This house is said to have been largely
connected with the American trade.
lhe money market was active and
comparatively misunderstanding shown
no important changes during the week.
The Arabia brought one million in gold.
On the whole. the foreign advices.
brought by the Arabia may be regard.
CT as decidedly favorable 10 a mnneta-
~ point of view. An evidence Of his
Is found in tho fact. tina, al stocks ad.
'a"ced IN Now York. after tho recent
OF her news - JVh. Jynss