The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-06

state continues to be zeaou>ly urged ,and
prospectus has been issued for pro sla-
very paper.
rom the New York Herald.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Canadian steamship company's
screw steamer North American, from Liv
erpoor on Wednesday 18th inst, arrived
at Quebec on Saturday night.
The advices by this arrival are. four
days later than those of the Circassian at
St. Johns and Asia at New York, and are
of highly important character.
Theroyal mail steamship Europe, Cap
tain Leitch, from Boston July l. arrived
at Liverpool on the evening of the 11th.
The steamship India, from Montreal
and Quebec on the 4th inst, and the
Khersonese, from Portland via Halifax
and St. Johns, N. F. arrived at Liverpool
on the 14th.
The screw steamer Kangaroo left Liv-
erpool one hour before the North Amer
ican, and the Ariel and Washington were
to leave Southampton the same day.
Consuls in London fell to 91@91s for
money.
The screw steamship India arrived at
Liverpool from Quebec in nine days and
eleven hours.
] The steamship Belgique arrived at
Southampton On the 14th inst.
The great feature of the news by the
North American consists in the advices
received from India by the overland mail.
The mutiny among the sepoys was repre-
sented to haye-spread to an alarming ex-
; tent. r4..-z-iss
Twenty three native regiments had
joined in it.. The insurgents had been
!. defeated outside the walls of Delhi, but
: still held possession of the city.
! General Anson, the !. British comman'
der-in. chief, died Of cholera.
Sir Colin Campbell had started for Del
: hi to succeed him. -r.
The news from China contains no fea
lures Of unusual interest.
Italy and Spain were tranquil.
~ GREAT BRITAIN.
! An address to the queen was adopted
praying for the use of all means to pu
down the African slave trade and secur
the fulflment Of the treaties.
e Lord Palmerston pledged tho Govern
;. ment to carry out the request.
In the house of commons Mr.. Dilwi
gave notice of a motion that the clerk G
IS the house, in administering the oath t
,e members, be authorized to omit from th
,r oath of objugation the words: "on the tru
% faith of christian"
to Mr.. Grifiths gave notice Of a resolu
a. tion that no hostile steps ought to- be tf
ken by government with regard to til
Suez canal.
n On Tuesday Col. Lindsay moved q
wi address for copies OF Secretary Marcy
ae letter to the French government in al
ce swer to the resolution the Paris confe
Us ence on the subject ofpriyateering. Lol
It's Paimerston said that it was not usual f
government to produce correspondent
between two independent government
Secretary Marcy's letter to the Fren'
xl Government was not officially in the han'
u Of the British government, and could u
KY be produced. The communication OF u
W. American to the French government hs
nix been made by the last government Oh u
IN limited States; but the present adminiser
tim had intimated that they did not WIS
De- e., an answer to it, and under those CT
lat osta,ces the house would feel that Il
ost ouestion could not be discussed properl
nat He therefore hoped thatsit would not
ev, nassed. Lord John Russell thought t
40 Government could make a statement
sro the grounds upon which the deelarati
gs had been enteredinto. He was afraid
a consequences would be very serious, b
orc England bound to them now.
,bo Charles. Napier thoughtythe engageme
= could not be broken, and would neces
ean tate the blockading of every port of
20. enemy. The motion was Withdrawn.
The The Liverpool chamber of CONNIE
,ize gave brilliant banquet TO the officers
the Niagara.