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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

THE KANSAS DRFIoULTY.--That the reader
Kansas Convention did, and of what Congress
will be called on to ratlfy, We give the follow
ing brief outline
LIST. The Convention has enacted Con sti-
tuition declaring the rights of all resident
Slaveowners in their ssproperty" inviolable.
but no more slaves can be brought i1to the
State.
I'd. The Convention has enacted an addi-
tional clause which establishes Slavery as fully
as 1t exists in any Of the Slave States.
Sd. he Convention has provided that the
People OF Kansas, on the 2lst of the present
month, may vote upon this I'd division, either
for or against. But it must be remarked that
in order to vote against this slavery clause,
% they are required 10 Uots FOR THE CON-
SIITUTI0Nl
ThuEthe~ GeH7ention has provided that tho
following shall be the form OF the ballots
"1hs constt~iioh with Slayery,''--or "The
Constitution without Slavery"
1t will be perceived, therefore, that the
whole difficulty in the administration party,
grows out of the form OF the question to be
voted on. The Constitution Is known to be
odous to the great body of the citizens of
Kansas, and they are therefore opposed to it.
Notwithstanding this opposition to the Con-
stitution, this Convention has only submitted
the question Of Slavery; but in voting on this
question, they are required to vote FOR tho
Constitution
We do not wonder that Senator Douglas,
whose honor as a man and statesman, was
pledged to fair and honest expression of the
will of tho People of Kansas, upon the lUhoie
CoaititutiOo, should revolt at tho dishonest and
tyranncal course of the Convention, in COM
PELLlNG them, If they vote at all, to vote
FOR the Constitution.
No wonder Governor Walker has refused to
sanction such barefaced chicanery and wicked
ness and has resolved to appeal to the entire
country, as it Is said, he has resolve d to do.
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Com m erCial.


wItMltnalOu Markets, DEO. 10
FLoUR.-Demand moderate at So 87a6 II for
country brands of Supertine and So 90 g.
~; for Western. Extra family Sc 75a7 70;
3enessee 47 50a8 90 Buckwheat -four 81 81
az go; Rye -four "a 90.
GRAIN.--.Wheat ST. 10; old Corn &c.,; new
Corn 54c.; Oats 80; Buckwheat 52c. Rye Zoe.
MILL FEIrp.-Middlings 90c.al 10; Best Ship
5Octs; Common Ship 40; Shorts. 2h
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market con-
tinues dull but prices are steady. Standard
and good brands are nominal at S5a$6 II per
barrel, and at SO 25aS5 so for small lots for
home cons, lmpton extra family and fancy
lots are hel ID at So 75a6 90. Nothing doing
in Rye Flol ar or Corn Meal-we quote the for
mer at "a 8, and the latter at SO 90 per bar
rel,
CRAM There is a light supply OF wheat
offering, bu the demand for 1t is limited. Sales
of good re- were made at 81 18aSl 10 per
bushel. an ID good white at 81 l2a$l u per
bushel. s .ome 400 bushels inferior red is re-
ported Mt y 02c., in store. Sales Of Rye at 90
a7sc. Corn is still very dull. Sales OF old
yellow att69a69c.r and 5000 bushels dry new al
54a57c. sOats-sales Of Southern at SSa35c.
per busheI, and Pennsylvania at Sac. A sale
of Barley N alt at 81.
CLovEKsr ED is scarce at S. 26a5 81 per 9.
lbs. Moth ing doing in Timothy or Fiaxsesd
A sale OF the lattsr at 81 3d.
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NEW CAsTLB COUNTY, NoVKMBEk 10th, lRal
TTPON the Hpplicat ion Of Christopher ID Sweeimln'
u of iInon sweetman, late Of APpnanin
nnk Hundred said County. ueoenS. III u Is Ohphhkp
andrected by the ReglsterL i the Adlnnlsr aiGIe
ration pom thc EstatsO the deceasrr m tue date .!
grantin thereof; by causne I'D " e pnst.'
within forty days from the dare eli tters ~ ak ut
tho most public place OF the county OF Sw aso, .
uuirng all persons having demands nxankt tho.Fit9t
10 present Che same abide by Act o. Asseinps 70
"a Gil cnse aud provided. Aud hsn cause tbe sn3
Ia be inssrte within the SAME period IN the DeawNe
KennLlean Hswspaper published in WiinhnRtVh' Nle
IA re cnutiuued tiiRTein two months ..--s -, r.
S--J GIVEN Gnler he hand and seal q Once q TIE
lISt Register Aforesaid, al CIV Casilt, IN New Sut
l--t Tie County Siorssnit, the day and year above
written PETER 49, SANpEFEh'hes'sts''
NoTICE-Aii persons having claims the rs
tate ofthc must present the same duy hesea
10 thc Administrator befogethe lbih day q No,
yeTner 1861 abide the Act of Assembly IN sueh 'ase
haau' anu prov tCSaiRlsTopHER D. swEETM,AN,.
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Fer t6o Delaware Republlcan


Mn. Enron :-Lesf You should forget the
people OF Lewes, lot few items, hoping to
keep you occasionally posted ss events trans
fire. Pursuant to call issued by number
Of our most influential citizens, meeting was
held at the hotel of l. j. Davis, on, Saturday
the 9th inst, for tho purpose of taking into
consideration the propriety Of memorializing
Congress to build pier, hospital and the COM
pletion Of tile Broakwater. Tho meeting was
rather small in consequence of the notices be-
ing posted too late however among other
matters, committee was appointed to "pass
around" memorials for the three above
named objects in Sussex county, and as you
have in your editorial columns plainly stated
the need Of them 1t would be useless for me
to say anything more. The furniture Of the
Ocean House Is to be sold at public auction
on Thursday next. The house Is very nicely
furnished from attic to basement but from the
fact of Its having no lessee for several years
past, great amount OF loss will DO sustained
in consequence thereof. 1 have not learned
what disposition is to be made Of the building;
1t would be capital building for the contem-
plated hospital. The present owners are the
heirs of the late Theophilus Collins.
Our merchants have been receiving great
deal of grain for few weeks past, but as the
price has somewhat declined the receipts have
declined also.
Our town Is quite healthy, excepting the
scarlet fever, which is affecting the Juveniles
very sorely, few deaths occurring therefrom.
The new NJ. L. Church at Rehoboth accord
ing to my anticipaions, in former commune
cation, is to be dedicated on the Sunday af-
ter Christmas, which, Providence permitting,
] will give you an account of. Several emil
nent preachers are expected.
Yours, &c., RANDOLPH.
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BIZ DAVID sKyIL.
REGISTER,S oFEICE.

NEW Castle Consry, DkGEMAKE %. 1907.
IpDN icHilOn Oi Charles Canby3 executor OF
" the last val md fesLamegtnf ,'sotEe Eio,s ie q
the city of WIiuGgt0n, in said county, deed; y ~ Us
DERE1aud rcetGi NY the RegistFr that thr tSecutof
aforesaid give aoiteeo The FrgntnK q igts
tHry upOnt Estate the Decd with TIE uhe OF kIhht
ing tleLeni, =, causing advertisements 70 ne p3sseH
within forts ia4 Sfrn toe date nisurh lelttLs;i ~
oflhs ilnst PGoli, plnoe,e' he Senqy o. Sw Gass
Ia present the same abide by an Act Of Assem-
biy in such Hudc and provided Aud hler cause
the snne he inserted within tue same tcTioul 10
Delaware Republican, newspaper pueisheI w WIZ
uin4tnn, and to he continued therein Two lbphtNe,
H. tiiyrn Uudst the haHt aud Seal Of Dhlce Inc
SLSt Registe aforesaid, at New hstie IN new Sas
l---k tleCpuntN aforesaid n eday and year uhoNN
written. PETER B' NANbh VEN 'ises's'
llpeTsOn having aims we w. ~
tate u the deceased, must entthe same un
ed 10 ke Executor before the 81 day ol boeeI
1853, aldo the Act OF Assembly, 70 s9c9 SssI n'SS
MiI.MINGTnN. DEC. "a. IR5l.-nec ] 2nlo.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

TnE NORTH AMERICAN came to us on Monday
morning. clothed in an entire suit. 1t is one Of
the very best papers published in Philadel-
phia and we heartily congratulate its talented COM
doctors on its beautiful appearance as well as this
practical evidence of its prosperity.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
WALKEk'S LANDING AT NICARAGUA

Nv lax Il A IN RI A
Rrorr.ns 20 D.Tu al ~, NlOAhA1 IN
IA Tho VI PAN SuAs'-NEw DIRK, Dec
Asningal, via aaI Quar- VI ln9 Mes!, iron
this mornina ga a'1 ,, atrNe ~, a' silis poI
mails ana IS ,, Suo urinss lne pau tIanclse'
The Star or tba Wnat I ana quhf.9r IN spec.e
ino na,as S a. ny mest brings highy interest,"
Gen. Walker. who IL will be recoliectad fool
his departure from Mobile Raw on inc istt
ult., In the Steamship Fashion ia,ded AT pm,
ia Arenas, in Nicaragua. on the 15ib Of No.
yember, with three bnndpad man
Nurtne slightest attempt was mado to pre-.
vent the landing, and, in fact. the purpose o
tho expedition appeared not to have beer
guessed.
The U. s. sloop. of.war Saratoga was living
In the harbor, and the Fashion passed under
her stern ut fall speed, with only ten men on
deck. The whole party were landed at Scott's
wharf.
On landing, Walker ordered the Lieutenant
OF the sloop Of war Saratoga. who was ashore,
to 20 on board his ship. The British and Anne.
rican ships Will blockade SanJuan. and station
force To nrayant uTaIIyor F,, ,,ass;,r- NJ, 10
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Prices DEoLMINa.--It seems that the price
of personal property, such as horses, cattle
and farming utensils, will DO much lower the
coming winter and spring than it hes been for
several years back At the sale of Archibald
Armstrong, Esq, on Tuesday last, cows which
would have brought $40 last spring, sold for
800. Wheat in the ground failed to command
bid, and other articles were knocked off at
avery low figure.
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a DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

- Thu subscriber wishing to change his bust.
ss{Si ness WI! OBJ ioT sale his property situated
n1llA- State Of Delaware, consisting Of good Brick
and Frame Dwelling, with Stors attached, containing
roni3 win koheh and all oessary out hutljnEs suoh
g smose hnnsa stable aLi carriage hnus1 ooTq-orhs,
dopr, Also u Acres of good land belonging to said
peTtv, on the road lea ling TO Newark, near the
eige Of tha Village THis property IL worthy Of hten
ion as i is Eoyd sani for fancy store oT millinery,
For further pBr,icua cal address the subscriber,
at Christani SCATTEKGOOD ALLEN.
nj
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feelings Of all the wicked in your Govern
mentf II you do, will light your battlcs.'
"Our enemies had better count the cost
for II they continue the job they will want t
let It QUITO sub-contractors before they gel
half through with 1t. lfthey persist in send
ing troops here, want the people in the West
and East to understand that 1t will not be safe
for them to cross the plains.
"lt has cost the Government hundreds Of
thousands of dollars more for the Indians In
the other Territories that it has in this, and 1
have saved the Government hundreds OF thou
sands of dollars by keeping the Indians peace
able in Utah. Hundreds OF miles have the In
dams travelled to see me toknow whether they
might use up the emigrants, saying, they have
Killed many Of us, and they damn you and
damn us, and shall we stand tn l have al
ways told them to hold on, to stop shedding
blood, and to live in peace. But have been
told that the first company of packers that
went through here this season, on their way
from California to the States, shot at every In
dian they saw between Carson Valley and Box
Elder, and what has been the result Proba-
bly, scores Of persons have been killed, AMI
mails have been taken from nearly all the emil
grants that have passed on that road, and the
Indians in that region have now more stock
than they know how to take care of, aud they
come into the settlements with their pockets
tull Of gold. The whites first commenced on
the Indians, and now il they do not quit such
conduct they must stop travelling through this
country, for 1t is more than | can do to keep
the Indians still under such outrageous treat
ment."
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valuabIe Farm OF ISehoboth Bay at


II THE subscriber will sell his farm in Lewis
"a anu ReiDbUth Hundrt d, about ~ miles from
ltsEHu bowestown, cnnini lining 2lA acres. The soil is
HslgH. oil excellent qunhS. clay bottom ana easily
tilted. The improvements arc two story fame house
with back huildnga potion Of the land has been re-
gently lined, and wherever manure has been applied,
nLm tnn crops have been Rarncred. There where
~ the State better soil cultivated made TO
duca greater yield from tho ainoLnt of lime or
ohe ier;illzeEs, &c. There . on the premises an Ap
pls Orchard. The land lies the Bay, where pier
to1ld TO erected and lime delivered for 10 cents
bn she 1t will he snld for 5 IS per GOO enshi
and he hqlance remain on tho property saud th0
purchaser require. For inrthor PARTICULARS Address A.
STAArS, Real Estate Agent nal Notary t1hlic, cor
EDWARD WATSON,
Nov L.cwestnwu. Del.
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SADDLE & HARNESS naKlNG,
NO. n sHlPLEY STREET, BELOW SECOND,

- WI LMINGION, DEL. =
THE subscriber informs his friends and the
t1SssaA public gener lily that he has commenced the
hktsN business of Saddle and Harness mixing nj No.
~ sA u Sit pisy Street, where no zill keep eonstnnt
ly on hand n good assortment Of Saddles, Br-
llea. Hsrlcsg, Collars. Whips, Trunks. Carpet Bas,
Blankets, Buffalo ROBES, &C., 40, all Of which will be
sci at prices to suit the limos, Par cuHr attention pnd
to raparnE, and all work warranted to ts elton.
Those who wish Anything this line invited TO oal
beNio pnrelHHing elsewhere. -
nhn ll-Imn. AMOS nINGMAII.
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UuR MINISTER TO CHINA.-It Is stated in the
California papers that W. B. Reed, q. S. com
missioner, arrived at Hong Kong about the
LIST OF Sept, and entered soon after upon the
duties Of his osacs. ...
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

NEW Castle CouSTY, OCT. 50, Is53.
SJPoSthe SpPcaienol SPeneeT C " XIII tresE IlS,
N saidCSlny deceased; 4 Is OSnEior ~" Riortx4id
wv, nntiee ii the granting of Letters Of Adnrisiha,
pnu III ssteof the deceased, VITA me uHe o s
TSranf nv csusiug advertisements 10 ph Posteu VII
Hfty dave from the date Of such iee " "a ~ ny
uott ami 10 places of tie county Of New sasile,
ns ali persons having demands e sssa am IN seb
made and proved Aa also enuse ne ssine 70 pe
inserted within the same period m ihe DeiawtS re
publican, newspaper puDllsnttH al " t''i''stN' 49, ~
be continued therein two mo sal oe s,nea
I--J Given under the manu- NY ~ ~ ~
H. IS Register HioTeAald a new ana yap nb NEW
written. FEFEh u. NfAisNi4' '' s'''
xn.rtcE-Au person, having claims against ths
Estate ii the deceased must present me sauce qnY at
tasted to the Administrator OF reote tue nay o.
Anil 1885, aDice the Aotni AsseInhy IN spen case
~, IL ~, Asim.s.
a TiR1y affzsK o. UTeatn n %z2x WILTON
n yri NprkAIsIs 'S4ols street
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For tho p.lsr.rs Republican.

pIandyWino HnndIsdl Nov. y, 1881;
Mr.. EDIroR Although times are hard notice
that all places are not standing still lin the way Oh
improvement through the muniaeenes Of Mr.J oseph
Shipley Esq the school ground Of shellpot Disuic.
No rs, is being enclosed with good substantial
pale fence, (r. David Forwood literally giving the
ground) Mr.. shipley intends II Is said to implant
within the enclosuIe, as soon as completed, nuns
or Of shade trees, which will add greatly TO the
appearance of the district school ground. He IS
also urging the people TO eject larger and more
substantial school edlfee. Iwoud suggest the idea
Of chan gng The appella,onof the school, sheilpot
think isnot very agreeable name, and calling Il
Shipley's Academy, In honor of the gentleman who
contributes so largely to It's prosperity.
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NEWAnK FEMALE SEMINARY


fzss7sS STRAYED away from the subscriber al Bow
A@T1 ersve, ~ Rod Lion Hundred, the 9th inst.
ia--e hhAEoK Wits Cow, with black head Ard neck,
hrge black spot on her rump, and giving milk; Any
person returnnI he giving Information where she mas
Oe found will bJ suitably rewarded. ,,
dec li-4t ELSEY NJ, RICHARDSON.
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All0.t AS dE.I Re %!IIsoN FIEf 81 !!
Notice;


THE Annual Meeting Of this Farmers Mutual Firo In
~ slTales Eqppany Of The state # Delaware tfopery
Company in Wilmington, on MONDAY the lith day,
tsecpnd Monday Of January next, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ
a which tlmv an election for managers Of tho Company
all deposit notes will be payable.
The Agents of the Company authorized TO receive
the dues Of members, whose will be found in the
tisn II ~ u III" SlaRfir MocApE
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IoOd Bns,ness stand q rwenang for Sale,

5000 6nsincss stand Ok NWellnS tor sale'
I'll undersigned offers At PRIVATE SALE.
V:.HA the store situated in Market street below
lIE,t-L third, form -rly occupied by gorge NJ cUor
kie. Inc building nearly IN good condition, and
one Of the best BUSINESS stands Y the city, To any one
wishing 10 engage in harness making il would prove al
most uablea good trade in that business having
been done there for A large pctton of the
p rchase money may the property. lie VIII
aso sell tn DIVE ling house ioi neTlS ocoupIet by Seq;
MnCorkc. situated IN Sttpoy street, below Second "
is large, ia fair condition. conveniently situated for
engaged in almost kidd Of business and wilihs
Nov i2-tf' ''N''''" - JOuN PuGH, Assignee.
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TIE MoRMoN WAR.-Tho War Department
Is said to be crowded with applicants from ev-
cry section of tho country for commissions in
the army for Utah. A number OF young men
at Harrisburg, Pa, are endeavoring to raise
company and tender its services to fight "Bro-
ther Brigham"
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q VaIuapIe Farm ar l.rivato sac.

IA THE subscriber will sell at Private sale, hia
EEi.A Farm in New Castle Hundred, miles from
lEssHu Wilmington ard from Newport, with land
HalA4- ing on the property on the Chrstiana Creek
onnains lie Acres, less. 81 OF which
dow iaud which, il well calculated for hrmnEor graz;
ing purpDses, The improvements cnns'st OF good
Frame Hogse, which IS suficant for % farH good
stone Barn ST. by feet with the out huldnss
a ia fair order Tho farm has been lined over within
the last SIX yeata For further particulars call on TIE
C,ci I iSgs no. '"' DAVID sEyIL.
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:. FOR SALE,
OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY, Or

Ii FINE FARM of 284 acres. more or ess
fnssf4A suil neaT Bennett's Landing, in Mspllion
lhssM Hundred, Kent county, Deaware, as acres Of
Gs1kta- which is wood. About 100 iB good creek
meadow In good ordeF fer moving pasture, and tho
harm milk house, Sc The gituat ION good high and
healthy, with excellent water. IL smear steamboat
landing and tits supposed steaplhoRt landing will bA
erected on the farm. VIII he sold bargain Apply to
srpSn-lf MM MeGAULLEY. i58 AIaTEef-st
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Wanted.
HnR Inn ansninr raar NJ n

'Oh Tho ensuing year 1853, al Teacher thoroughly
y competent to take charge Of Sch1ol, and teach the
ehoes required Appl cations be addressed to tue Trls
tees School District, NO. Groonsplnush, Caroline Co..
Nd, reo l7-itt,
NEWARK FEMALE SEMINARY.
la THE next session Of this nstituon vii com
f1Ef nelice WEDNESDAY, January It'll 1865,
isssHH and continue six months with OF week
1.k4 in April, Circulars containing terms. regua-
tions, &c.. may be hai by addressing the Principal,
Miss H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Dec II Inn. Newark, del,
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Farm for sale.
A A THE subscriber offers at PRIVATE SALE,
sHGy,A his Farm situated in Mill Creek Hundred,
lelkH near tho Spring Grove Factory, the Tond
ieaduE from Meoannon's Meeting House to the Mrr
maid, about miles from Wilmington. and mies from
Brandy Springs, containing iis Acres, bounded ny
The conAist Of fran house, good frame
barn, spring house never failing spring. wagon
house, cribs, No., all in fair condition. good Apple
Orchard and other fruit trees The land Of
fences wood land sufficient for farm purposes. The
neighbour God is healt egent and
being schools, mills and churches ennyerlet ms
made easy. JAMES DONNEbl'.
Got 29-2mos'
WNk. j. STMMs' GOUaH SYRUr.-fhe great CunsuInp-
~ ton preventof is sold hs d, Y. BDhfoNt Dove
aN, Of
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TO SUIT THE TIMES.
GEORGE %. THOMPSON,

DRUGGIST X PHAkMACsUTlSI.
MARKET AND FIFrEENTI STR EET5.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
ID NOW offers his entire stock of DIuRs and Fancy
81 articles at prices t9 suit the tines The sick poor,
Ia gatnitpusy and the at cost and charged
ii p Physoian's prescriptions carefully prepared,
IT. Store closed ON the sabbath from 10 A. NJ, to -.
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FoREIoY NEw.-The steamship Europa ar
rived at New York, on Tuesday, from Liver
pool, which port she left on the 28th. Her
adyices from Europe are therefore four days
later than any previously received. From In
dia we learn that the divisions OF troops under
Generals Outram and Havelock had both ar
rived within the Tesidency of Lucknow. Tho
enemy were said to be in great force in the
vicinity, and very strong IN artillery. A con-
voy of provisions had arrived safely at Luck
now shortly after its relief, and achievements
of 1000 men 1t was supposed would reach them
from Cawnpore about the 24th October. A
column of 5000 men, under General Greathed,
was also on the way to Lucknow, and expect
ed to arrive about the 30th of October, when
the British forces there would number 1000
men. The column under Gen. Greathed had
defeated large body of Delhi refugees, with
heavy loss to the latter, at Bolundshuhr, on
the 4th OF October, on the same day they also
stormed and destroyed the fort of Malaghur,
which the enemy had seized, and on the 9th
had another successful engagement with the
fugitiVes at Allyghur, in which 400 OF the en-
envy were cutup. The column then proceed
ed to Agra, and reached that place on the 14th
october, when ii was suddenly attacked by q
large force of mutineers, who were repuised
with Immense slaughter, the loss Of all their
guns, forty-three in number, five laos of rupees,
and large amount of munitions. The num-
The British loss was small. Colonel Wilson
had attacked and defeated therebels at BlthoOr.
Reports were rife of threatened disturbances
at Hyderabad. Nena Sahib was said to be
near Bithow again. Maun Singh, heretofore
a friend of the British, had turned against
them since the storming of Delhi has been an
nounced. Part Of the 221 Bengal Infantry had
mutinied at Deoghur. Two regiments of the
kotah Contingent had also mutinied and muir
dsred the agent resident there. Eighteen men
OF the Bombay Grenadiers had been executed
at Ahnedabad for plotting an insurrecton.
The Bank of France has reduced its rates
Of discount one per cent. The British Cabinet
will propose total abolition of the East India
Cotnpany's government, as soon as Parliament
meets, and the Indian empire be brought un-
der the British crown. Lord Clarendon has
announced to deputation Of anti-sayery men
that the French negro emancipation scheme
from Africa would, probably, be abandoned.
Turkey has officially intimated, the probable
necessity Of moving troops on the Danube, on
account of the troubles in the Principuhties,
1t is said that troops have already been CON
eentrated at Widin. 1t is reported that Spain
has instructed Concha, the Governor General of
Cuba, to organizes force for the descent upon
Mexico, in case the negotiations should fail.