Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM THE ASSOCI1TED ppRS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE ,
Arrival of the Atlantic

SANDY Hook, October 18th, a m-The ColIgn.
steames ktantic, from Liverpool on the 3Oth uit.,
has just bassed up.
Later advices had been received from Indi,
The insurgents still held Delhi.
The Imperial interview at Stuttgardt had ter
minated
so "'' 'e'' '''''' N0"'0is al
(sEcoNp DISPATCH
y inc ASIA arrived at Liverpool on the 9th, and
Calcutta dates of the I'D. Bombay u August.
ceived ' NV J ~ -
,,, There had been numerous sharp encounters be-
tween the English forces and the insurgents. in
men lhe latter We're defeated.
hu.oPeah endorsements Were arriving and
an attack on Delhi was expected on or about the
General Haveiock reached Lucknow aoe, ,,yo
more VlctoIlous engagements, but owing 10 his
weakened force, was compelled to return to Gavin
A doubtful dispatch saws he reached 7 roLn,,,,
the garrison Of which still held out and that tbs
garrison at Agra was still secure, but quite pre
carous. fN pr
Admiral Seymour had proclaimed the blockade
OF the Canton river
The imperial interview at Stuttgardt lasted
-FOUR Gays, during which time the Emperor and
Gar had several private interviews Both the
Weimar " '''' i''
A meeting OF the British Parliament wouId IT,
shortly agitated
corn has been extended TO September IS5s
being agtated -
Sardinia is making advances toward recon-
Citation with Austria
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday .-COtton-Saes for three
Gays l2,5O. Slow of sale, but prices were nm
altered The market closed quiet and steady
Spectators took ,0i0 bales
BTeadstuffs closed steady. Flour was ouiet
ana the MAJ ket was easier, hut prices Were un-
changed. Wheat closed buoyant Corn quiet
PROVISIONS were dull. Beef was heavy, and
holders were pressing on the market Bacon
closed firm. Lard was dull
Rice quiet '
IT, Naval stores7ROsin closed firm, ard Spirits
Consols CLOSED at 9Ol9O !, for money.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday afternoon. Estimated
saies OF cotton to-day, 6,OCO bales closing Quiet
Suiat had declined 5 d. Other articles were nm
chan ged wv VIZ
LONDON MARkErs-Money closed very active
r Ionr was dull. Sugar closed steady, but infe-
rior qualities had slightly declined
THIRD DIsPATCH1
NEW YORK, Oct. IL, II m-Goolah Sing died
at Cashmere on the I'd of August
=, Morc mutlnles have been discovered among the
BomOay troops, and it is supposed that several
suspected reg iments would be disarmed
Lord Elgin had transferred the frigates Shan
non and Pearl to the service of the East India
government, and was about returning 10 China
:nartial law had been proclaimed at Belgium
ne Parls Patrie says that a serious disSeution
mad arisen between Lord Canning, Governor
GENERAL OF India, and Sir Colin Campbell, Lord
EiSin siding with the latter
The latest account SAYS that General UaveIock,s
po,ltlon Is regarded as precarious
of London. ' -
An English officer reports that he saw Nena
GanScs, and all drowned
Geographic despatch from MarseiIles to Paris
says that the population of Bengal was be,jnninfr
10 rise ana Were killing the EngIiah also that the
IeVoluloh was becoming general. No merchan-
dize was reaching Calcutta. Imports were acru-
inuiatln@, as there were no buyers Money In the
last was disappearing, aud the paper Of the East
lnuia Company was at 25 per cent discount
The Atlantic arrived at her dock al no a m
win l2u passengers. including Charles : Spence
bearer OF the ratified commercial treaty with Per
sia; r SCHNEIDER late Minister to sweden; w X
osboTh, PRESIDENT OF the Illinois Central Rail-
road, and G. F. Train, Of Boston The Atlantic
also brings Sl7 900 in specie.
THE LATEST
LONDON, Saturday noon.-Consols 9OIa9O,s
The Bombay Times received by the overland
mail, docs not mention the arrival of Gen Have
lock at Lucknow. 1t designates the intelligence
as OF a disastrous character
letter from Aboo says that the KING of Delhi
has offered to make terms, provided his annual
stipend was increased but he was informed that
nothing but an unconditional surrender would be
accepted.
Numbers OF mutineers were leaving Delhi un-
armed.
The Punjaub was tranquil. The organization
or SIKH regiments was Rapidly progressing
Inc Kings magazine at Jodhpoore had been
81. uck by lightning; 900 persons were killed and
10000 of property DESTROYED
Tie whole province of Bea, al had become
alarmed, and the civilians at Grlah had fed to
Ia e, leaving the treasury in Oh .rge If the Cath
regime eat, which was in a preCa rous situation
Sdlcut, a was becoming crowded with fugitives
from all pa.ts of Bengal