Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
OF THE BALTIC.

Monev panic IN Europef--7ne Amsyicon
Horse Psforess Victorious - Further
from Indiaf--4rrivaI of Ss50,000 IN
specie
Now York, Oct. 90.
Tho Steamer Baltic, with datcs from I.iy-
ctpool 10 the l4,h, arrived here ynstrrlay
AN. The ship Lexington las been TO-
tally lost near Vcrneta
Later dates from India were received at
London Nv telegraph from overland mail.
Calcutta dates are to the 10Th, aud Bpni-
bay to The Z Sept.
The siege train was expected 10 reach
Delhi on tho 81 Of Sept, when tha as sault
would be commenced. Gen. Hvelock re-
manned at Cawnpore, but would be rein
forced in few days by Gen. Oa,Wni, who
had reached AIlahahad with u strong force.
Tho garrison at Cawnporc was gallautly
holding out, AMI would be relieved 10y the
middle of Sept
Lord Elgin had left Calcutta for China.
The China mail failed 10 connect with the
overland mail Mt Cleyon.
Thirty-iour horses ram for the Czearwich
Cup, and the first trial resulted in in a dead
heat between Priorcss, Elakhin, and Queen
Bess On the deciding heat Priorcss the
American horse, won ly length and a
half, amid great cheering. The Ameri-
can horse Lecompte Is dead.
An exec ssiye money pressure prevails in
London, and a further advance in the rate
of discount by the Bank Of England is an
ticipated
Conso,s have hactuatcd greatly; they
decline to s6g, but subsequently, rallied.
The Bank Of Dublin has advanced its rate
of discount to seven per cent, and the Bank
Of Franco to n per cent
The money pressure in Vienna is also
severe.
The firm Of Ross, Mitchell g. Co., Ca
madam firm in London, had failed. Their
liabilities were 250.0o0 pounds, but their
assets were large j. Montieth & Co, anil
other Glasgow firms, had also suspended,
with liabilities TO n large amounts.
The military camp at Chalon3 had boen
raised.
A meeting between tho Emperors of
France and Austria is still talked about.
The ministerial crisis at Madrid continued.
Bravo Murrclo had refused to form one
of the minority of the Cabinet, and antici-
pations of further disturbances were enter
tanned.
The King of Prussia was slightly better,
but his condition is still very critical
The dispatches from India state that Gen
Nicholson had defeated the rebels at Majaf
CHAR, with the loss of their guns. Gen
Havclock had also defeated the rebels neal
Bithove.
On the 10th of August the garrison al
Lucknow made gallant victorious sor
tie, capturing the guns of the mutineers anc
also a supply of provisions. The Singa
pore mutineers had been again defeated by
Mayor Eyre The rebels were threatening
Alls,aabad and Benares.
Large bodies of troops were marching
from Calcutta toward Allahabad. Troops
were also arriving at Calcutta from Eng
land, their transport having bccn effected
with rapidity.
A dispatch to the London Post says, thai
the British forces had attacked Lucknow
castle, spiked theirguns,and inflicted heavy
loss upon the enemy.
The Baltic brings f72,ooo sterling ant
100 passengers.
The steamship Red Jacket from Austria
liza had arrived at Southampton with 10,
600 ounces of gold.
The English advices by the Baltic were
as favorable as could be expected. 1t is
believed she brought back no protested bills
Business at the clearing house was near
ly$ll, 100000 and tho balances paid S769,
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