The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

The Atlantic which arrived at New York
on Monday, and the Vanderbilt, which ar
rived on Wednesday, bring Liverpool dates
to the ed ult. The only interesting news
by these arrivals refer to the state of affairs
in India.
The India mail arrived at Seuz by the
Nubia on the 18th ult., when the news was
telegraphed. The message was meagre and
confused, SO that much of the India intelli-
gence was guess work.
Gen. Bernard and Sir Henry Lawrence
were dead, the former having died of dysen-
terry, and the latter of wounds received in a
sortie from lucknow.
Delhi had not been taken, but it was not
stated at what date.
The Europeans at Ikernonedese had been
massacreed, and that place recaptured.
More English troops had arrived at Calcutta.
The rebels had been defeated in three en-
gagemenfs.
The steamer Transit had been lost in the
Straits of Linda. The crew and troops
were saved.
The news given in the Bombay Times of
the 14th of July, by the last ma !, respect
ing the taking of the Caronpore by the reb-
els and the massacre of the Europeans
there is confirmed.
The Simeon and Himalagha arrived at
Calcutta with about 800 China forces to pro-
coed at once up the country. Only 400
more troops were expected for Gen. Hen
beenock's forces. The rebels were beaten
on three occasions, and several guns taken
Akatabad and Cawnpore. The latter were
re-taken from Nanashib whom Havelock is
following up the Blittee about ten miles,
All the troops in Ande mutlnied.
Cegra all quiet-natve troops disarmed.
GuraIior Contingent mutinied; supposed to
have marched on lndorit.
No political China news given. The
Transit government steamer was totally lost
in the Straits of Dunda-crew and troops
all arrived at Suez to day. The news was
received from acting Consul Gen. Gion at
Alexandria for the Earl Of Clarendon.
TURkEY.-A telegraph messenger from
ConstsntInople announces that the Sultan
has communicated to those European Am
bassadors who had suspended relations with
the Porte, that he is occupied with the for
nation of his new ministry, and that until
the new cabinet was constructed diplomatic
intercourse would not be resumed.
Observation-Disclosures from Iunis Of the
18th announces that sanguinary disturb
ance took place 3 days before against the
Jews, and then the Circassians we're men
aceI.
Several Persans were killed, and the Con-
sui insuited.
Military measures OF suppression were
resorted 10, but not until some grave disas-
tiers had taken place
CiRCAssIA.-The Russians were stated TO
have been defeated on the banks Of the Mu-
bal They lost six guns and ST pack horses.
Ii is said that Schanyl with 2j,O00 CircaS-
SLAMS, had also defca Cd the Russian army,
which attempted to dislodge hi'n from the
banks Of 4 river commanding some passes.
After a battle which lasted ten hours, the
Russians we're driven across the river. Sew
cral fortified places. built by the Russians at
great cost, for the Iua!ntainance Of their
communication. fell into SchamyIs hands.
The AMERICAN HogsES.-Mr. Ten Brock
ran his horse Belle for the Rawclitf produce
stables, at the FORK meeting, and she came
fourth.
The recent storms and foo : had done
considerable damage To the crops. etc. IL
various parts Of England. but dry weather
had prevailed during the days preceding the
Atlautic's departure, and it was reported
that the effects OF the rain would be much
allcviaJed.
Ljs0yogl Breadstufs.- brokers cir
cular says that wheat has met with slow
sale. Prime quotations OF white must be
rated at la2l per 70 lbs dearcr. Inferior
sorts without change.
Flour Cd per Dbl. dearor
Corn slow and rather easier.
Richardson Bros. quote wheat steady and
unchanged without much business.