The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-13
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EVANSVILLE DAHL OURNAL
Later from Europe!
Arrival Of the
ATLANTIC
DISASTROUS NEWS FROM INDIA.
NENA SAuIB DROWNED.
THE MUTINY SPREADING.
Movements Of European EmperOrs.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
COnsOls 90 Ia and 30 3.s,
&C.. &C., sc.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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SANDY Hook, Oct ban
The steamship Atlantic with Liverpool sd-
vices to the Both alt., has passed here.
The Asia arrived out on Sunday and the
Kangaroo on Tuesday.
Tie Atlantic brings later advices from Ia
dis. Dates from Calcutta to August Esd,
Bombay August 2lst ana Delhi to the 18th
OF August.
Numerous and sharp encounters had &C.
Cured at Delhi, in which the rebels were de-
ieated. but they still held possession OF the
city. The European Ielnforcements were ar
riving and an assault was expected 90 be
made about the goth.
Gen. Haverloek had reached Lucknow af
ter two more victories, bat owing TO his force
being weakened by the encounters and disea-
SEES, he would be compelled to return to
Cawnpore.
A doubtful dispatch states that Haverlock
had reached Lucknow, the garrison OF which
still held out against the besiegcrs.
The garrison at Agra were secure at the
latest advices, but their condition was preca-
rious.
There are also later dates from China,
which state that Admiral Seymour had pro-
claimed blockade of Canton river.
The Imperial interviews at Stutgard lasted
four days, during which the Emperor Napo-
leon and the Gar had several private inter
views. The Gar ana the Emperor OF Aus
tria were en- route for Werner.
The question is agiLated for an early meet
ing OF the English Parliament.
RRAYcE.-The French decree prohibiting
the export of corn has been extended to Sep
TENDER. 1855.
SPAiS.-A modification of the Spanish
Ministry is still agitated.
SARDiNIA-Is making advances for q recon
eiliation with Austria.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 80
Sales of Cotton the last three days wer,
1900 bales. The market closed slow, salt
and prices unaltered. Spectators only tool
i 900 bales.
Breadstuffs steady Flour quiet and price,
eosier but unchanged. Wheat buoyant. Corr
quiet. Provisions dull. Beef heavy, anC
holders pressing on the market. Bacon firm
and buoyant. Lard dull. Sugar quiet.
lt. London Money Market.
LONDON, Sept 20.
The money market very active. Conso.s
for money sV@soH.
LONDON, Sept 80
Sugar steady, but inferior qualities hav
declined. Wheat'advarccd.
second Dispatch.
NEW IOkh, Sept IL Al
The Atlantic reached her dock at 10 O'Clock
She brings l20 passengers, including Chas
S. Spence, of Baltimore, with the ratification
of the commercial treaty with Persia; Il
Schroeder, late u. S. Minister to Sweden
w. X. Osborne, President of the III. Cen ira
Railroad, and G. F. Trainer, of Boston.
She also brings 81 900 in specie.
The following is the latest by telegraph
from London:
LONDON, Sept Bon
Consols quoted at eoA@9oss.
ISDIA-The Bombay Times received by TIN
overland mail does not mention the arriva
| of Gen. Haverlock ut Lucknow.
| Ii designates the intelligence received Us o
| q disastrous character. "A letter from Abo
says that the King of Delhi has offered to az
| cept terms, pro .ided his annual stipend wa
increased largely, but he was informed tina
nothing but an unconditional surrende
would be accepted. l.E
A number of mutneers were leaving Delh
unarmed.
boat containing Nena Sahib and his famil,
swamped in the Ganges, and that all wer
drowned.
a Geographic dispatch from Marseilles re
ceivcd at Paris, says that the population q
| Bengal were beginning to arise and were kill
ing the English. and that the revolution wa
becoming general. Other accounts say tina
more mutinies have occurred among tn
Bombay troops, and that several suspects
regiments have been disarmed.
Lord Elgin has transferred the frigate
Shannon and Pearl to the use of the lndI
government.
The Paris Pays says that serious discus
sion has occurred between Lord Canning
Governor General. and sir Colin Campbell
Lord Elgin sided with the latter.
The latest accounts say that Gen. Haver
locks position L. precarious.
The Pnuiaub DISTRICT is quiet.
The organization OF Shek regiments for tin
reliefof Delhi is rapidly progressing.
Additional FOREIGN News.
The Kings Magazine at Joahpore wa
struck by lightning and exploded. Nine hun
dred persons were killed, and a millio
pounds sterling of property was destroyed
The whole province of Bengal was alarmed
Calcutta was becoming crowded with Fugi
tives from all parts of Bengal. The impor,
: of Calcutta were accommodating.
There were no buyers. and was disappear
Ing. The passer of the East India Co., wa
quoted at 20 per cent discount.
ENeLAND.-Sir X. w Cardin has been cleo
ted Lord Mayor of London.
Liverpool Market
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30-P NJ.
The estimated sales of cotton to-day az
6oee bales; market closed quiet. Breadstuf
firm. Corn steady, but heavy.