The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-18
Three Days Later from Europe.
$l,ooo,o 900 IN SPECIE.
,alhi stormed ana Captured.
New YoRK. Friday. Nov. ia

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New YoRK, Friday, Nov. Ia.
The steamship. 4rabia, with dates from
Liverpool to the slst ul.., nrri9ed kefe
this morning 5tssssi -
The arabia brings later advices from
India, which report the capture of Delhi,
after q conflict lasting six day iiJM
The American horses "Prioressn and
Babylon" have both been badly beaten
in the race for the Calnbridgeshifc staksb-
The arabia brings 81 .OOo, 90 III specie.
SEGOND-DISPATeH.s---sa
The steamship Gty Of Wushingtoa and
Falton had arrived out.
LATER FROM INDIA The Indian mail
brings important intelligence.
The British troops assaulted Delhi on
the l4th of September, and effected . ledg.
ment; aud, after six days obstinate resis-
tance, had, on the 10th, obtained posssi-
sion of the entire city. SO asisiTi NJ
Great numbers ofthe mutiners escape
among them the King of Delhi and his
two sons. ;a ~
The British had lost in killed and
wounded, up to the 10th, six hundred men,
iHCIuuiliS OHlccTs.
General Wilson had ordered no, quar-
ter to be given, bnt that tho women aud
childred should be spared s7a Gsa
General Ontram had reinforced General
Havelock at Cawnpore, and the latter had
started for Lucknow, at which place the
garrison still gallant.y held out. iua
Fears were entertained of y new, ont
break in Assara.
A conspiracy to restore the Ex-R -Roja
has been discovered s Sod
A serious plot had been discovered to
murder the Europeans at Turrachse, but
has been thwarted =. :
! Considerable reinforcements hare er-
rived at Calcutta
THIRD DISPATCH. Sso
Among the passesgers by the Arabia ID.
Sir Gore 0usiy, the newly appointed
British Minister to Central America.
The Cambridgeshire stakes race came-
off at Newmarket OH the 9th ult., and
was won by I. Farris' horse4 "0dd
Trick .t.
The newspaper accounts SAY that Bah,
ylon.' who, with his stable companion,
i.'Prioress,', never showed insthetacs, md
and it was absolutely lost.I The betting
at the sarting was l3 to L against" Odd
Trick;pp 90 TO s sgalnst PripaesS 7 and
j G6 to against" BABYLON
4 Thirty -one horses competed. 49, i
i eProress" carried seven pounds extra.-
THE FALL OF DELHI. ---Dclhi; was As,
saulted on the 4th day Of Septemher, aed
4 The northern part of the city. was taken on
4 the l 9Th. s. 5.,4s go :.
The magazine was stormed, and on the.
4 goth the who'd city was occupied, ,a;
| The King and his sons escaped disn
guised as women. ,..,ss
The attack on the l4th was made with
-four columns, ono of which composed ,-of
, the Cashmere contingent. was. repuised.
D The other columns were successful. ass
u Anentrance was first effected Is the
s Cashmere Gate. s..ses .s,,ses.
n An advance was then made along, the
ramparts to. the main baslion and the
} Cabul Gate. The resistance was very
D obstinate. s.,.-. ~
Messrs. Wilmer & Smiths Times. of the
Oh 3lst ult., in their financial articles. SAY
J; chat the effect of the news from America
received this week, upon the English
money market, has been very reassuripg.
. although the storm has not passed over
: without infiictilg disaster. SIP,
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