The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-11-05
From Europe.

From Europe.
The Cunard steamship Persia, which sailed
from Liverpool at o'clock Saturday morning
the l7th, arrived at New York at noon on
Wednesday. She brings about 200 passengers,
and f240, goo, or about 81, $50 900, in specie.
The Indian mails had arrived, and their ad-
vices are more cheerful although they add no
news of importance. The accounts concur in
pronouncing the prospects of the English better
than ever before. Private letters confidential.
" state that the fall of Delhi will be announced
by the next mail. The mutineers there are
represented as nearly exhausted and fast leav
ing the city. A circular has been issued from
the Colonial Office, addressed to the Governors
of the various British Colonies, ordering them
to Look to the defence of their provinces, and
not neglect reasonable amount of warlike
preparations.
The health of the King of Prussia remains in
q critical condition. The Spanish Ministerial
crisis has ended in the formation of q new
Cabinet. The Paris correspondent of the Lon.
don Times says that President Buchanan hes
addressed to the American Ministers q con.
6dential circular, declaring that the principles
of international law shall be respected by oul
Government, and that all expeditions from the
United States against other countries shall be
prevented.
1t is said that Prince Murat is Louis Napo
Icons favorite for the future princeship of the
Danubian principalties, and that Napoleon
with this end in view, took the pri ce to Stutt
gard, introduced him to the czar, and also
made him bearer of an autograph letter to the
King of Prussia. 1t is also said, that as soon az
the question of the principalities is disposed of
that of the Suez canal will be again officially
presented to the examination of the Ottoman
Porte. A letter in the Paris Presse, from
Vienna, says the Russian Government has sci
apart 6,000, 900 roubles for the reconstruction
of Sebsstopo, and that although the treaty OF
Paris forbids the building of Notifications, it is
supposed that it may be easily evaded.
Later from Europe.
NeO York, NoU. 3.-The steamer Arago,
from Havre and Southampton on the Goth ult.,
arrived here this forenoon, with f200, 900 spe.
Gle. Among her passengers are August Bel
mont, U. s. Minister to the Hague, Charles
Loosely, Consul General from Austria, Colonel
Frements family, Lorenzo Starr, bearer of dis.
patches from London, and Bishop Mainhalt, of
New Orleans.
Still Later from Europe.
Quebec, Nou 3.-The royal mail steamer In.
dian, from Liverpool on the 2lst ult., arrived
here last night.
The Canadian arrived out at Liverpool on the
18th, and the Anglo Saxon on the Goth.
The Bank of England has advanced its rates
to per cent.
The Bank of France had also advanced it's
rates one per cent.
The money pressure still continues.
From Kansas.
NeU York, Oct. 81 Private dispatches from
Lawrence say that Gov. Walker and Secretary
Stanton had been obliged to leave Lecom pton
on account of the threats of the ultras, and are
now at Benicia. Sheriff Walker, with his posse,
is with the Governor. A special messenger
had been sent for Col. Summers command. A
document was circulating in Lawrence, inviting
the Governor to come to that place, and pledg.
ing the protection of the citizens.
Washington, Oct. Silt is now ascertained
on specific inquiry, that the report last night
prevalent in usually reliable and we'll informed
circles, of the intention on the part of the Ad.
ministration to remove Governor Walker or
Secretary Stanton, is without the least founda.
ton, nor is there any reason to believe that Ell
Their intends to resign. The last dates from Ell.
Their have only come down to the 10th of Oct
Later from Kansas.
st. Louis, Nou. 3.-Advices from Lecompton
of the 22d of October say that Governor
Walker issued another proclamation, rejecting
twelve hundred votes returned from McGee
county, for the same reason as was given in
relation to the Oxford precinct The proc.
lam alton states, that neither in this case nor
in the other has the Governor gone behind the
returns. He disclaims all right to do so, but
rejects the returns in consequence of fatal de.
fects in the form of the returns.
Minnesota Election.
Buffalo, Nor. 1.-The st. Paul Times gives
the majority for Ramsey, Republican, for Gov.
ernor, at 6l2, and the Minnestian makes it SIS.
A number of the seats of the members of the
Legislature will be contested.