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81 Paris. relative TO the Dauubisn Provinces
sueh as would be calculated 20 explain the
/ coarse adopted By the Government 10 these
lord Clarendon, after entering into history
of The recent occurrences az Coz stantinople,
stated that the papers asked for had been con
6dentially communicated 20 each Of the Pow
ers who were parties TO TIC Treaty OF Paris
and the Government dad not consider that they
would be justified in producing them.
ne Commons were engaged IN protracted
debates on the Divorce Bill, its opponents
frhtne a~gaiasti t step BY step, ardthe Govern
ment equally determined in pressing II for
ward.
On Friday, the aGa:rs Of India were debated
in the House Of Lords, without any important
developments being made.
IN the House OF Commons, the subject OF
railways to India attracted atteetion, but the
/ Government refused 10 Involve itself in these
projects.
Mr.. Gladstone censored Lord Pslnerslon for
his political opposition 20 the Suez Canal, but
the latter reiterated his objections TO the
scheme.
The suspension Of Messrs. Thomas Ash
more & Sous bad been announced lheh Ia
b~tiies, however, were rot very large.
report OF the ahaus Of Messrs- Gar BIOS
Co.of Newcastle, who lately suspended
SHOWS liabilities amounting to eco OuO, and
$50 promising twenty s~hillings IN the pound.
Cbss Rawsrd Keith Koright has been sP-
,oi,re8 Rritish Consul for Pennsylvania, and
Donohoe Consul at Buffalo.
Ledru-Rolln has written another violent let
ter 10 the London papers about the ehaIge OF
J conspiracy against him. lie Is very severe
upon LOUIS Napoleon.
Rumor ssvs that it was decided at the recent
I imperial visit to Osborne that in rs event Of
Lord Elgin aud Baron eros not q aiming me
I object N their mission 10 China, IKE ae-
7 cIdea action. in common, should D $3.50
The East India Company have aSA@sfEs1,
or are on the eve Of dIspaching : A4sS .
vessels, carrying about 2f,uOO tIoo
The steamer Slrah SfHdshas be- 9
Cd incapable Of receiving troops "'@
INDIA.
The overland mail arrived at
18th inst. and the telegraPhtc az
here states that the Bombay date
IA and Calcutta 10 July D.
Delhi had not fallea up to the :
The rebels had made several desp'
but each time were repalsed with
ter. The city was reported tull -
wounded, and cholera prevailed. -
meuts continued reaching the b so
Further uutinies in several dis;rit 80 ~
reported; ,,.5-,-n 81
loyal. Puniaub continued quiet.
/ Gen. Van Cortlandt had attacket
/ pletelv defeated The insurgents, Inh
loss. Gen. WoodburH's column hat -fhti5ssI
crushed rebellion at Aurungzeb f-f'
gence had been received OF the II
troops az Mosandsbad, Syrabad S52s,
Sanger, NogWong, P~uttughuT, lni 81 u.
dore. PashaWuT is disturbed, AM -@l2
meuts had been dissrmed there
Sir Colin Campbell arrived at
2Sth Of July.
The first batch Of the China corps mad arrived
at Calcutta.
The British force before Delhi is stated to
be from 1000 to 5000 Europeans and 300
natives. THe native portion Of the force has
proved Trustworthy.
The rebels had been dispersed at Allahabad,
and The post saved.
The barracks at CaWnpore were closely be-
seiged BY the insurgents, but hel1 out bravsly.
reinforcement were marching to their re-
lief.
The whole Of Dude had risen, but Sir Henry
Lawrence, with his small force, kept the enemy
IA check.
There are floating rumors, as there were on
the receipt OF the last nail, Of the capture Of
Delhi, bat they are wholly unreliable.
The Bengal BuTkarG says 4" they have re-
ceived letters 10 say that the Government had
got = telegraphic massage from Nsngpore that
Dslhihad fallen on the 9th Of June, describing
the battle, and saying that upward Of 1000
rebels were killed.
Calcutta was more tranquil and the native
bankers were gaining confidence. The papers
say that we have seen the worst Of the troubles,
for there are no more regiments to munny
except those Of Bombay aud Madras, the
fidelity Of which there is no reason to sus-
Peet.
The Bombay money market was very unset
tied. Money was difficult TO be had on any
terms. The import market was very quiet.
Freights had advanced a little. Tne Calcutta
markets were dull. The bank Of Bengal has
raised its rate Of interest and exchange to ..
0sd. The Madras import market continued
buoyant. The demand for export was una
bated.
The India mails reached London on the
14th inst, but the correspondence adds moth
ing of Importance to the telegTaphic accounts.
The correspondent Of the Times gives The
details Of the new outbreaks, which appear 70
have been less serious in their consequences
than the early ones. He thinks that the worst
Of the instruction is past.
HIN
Hong Kong dates are TO June 81, but the
Chinese news is unimpoTtant. Trade contin-
ued uninterrupted at the Northern ports.
Exchange al Hong Kong IS, and at Shanghai
June 10, -. pa.
There was a report that the Emperor Of
China had abdicated, but it was not be-
lieved.
At Shanghai imports were dull. Frsights
and tunnage were abundant to London, at II
for sugar and 60 for hemp.
FRANCE.
An interview between the Emperors OF
France and Russia is again stated as certain to
take place.
Tbs RarL If Frsrca r+r-,s To- tb -...h
show an Increase OF 100000 francs, and in
Paris a falling of in the Branch Banks Of H.
100000 francs.
A bronze medal is 70 be given to the soldiers
WHO served 10 the great wars Of the Empire
from 1872 to 1878.
The Louvre was inaus1rated on the 18th.
The Emperor was present, and in his speech
congratulated the nation upon the possession
Of that political order which had permitted the
realization Of a project that had occupied
the contemplation Of every dynasty OF France.
In Paris, on Friday, the Three Per Cents
closed at OF. zoe.
The Emperor's pardon, on the occasion Of
the fstes Of the. 18th August. was to be extend
ed to over 900 persons, condemned for various
ofenses.
A Madrid dispatch OF the 18th inst. saws
that NJ. Lafrsgua, the Mexican Envoy, had
made known to the Mexican Consul, that the
Spanish Government has suspended all nego-
]tIations With him, and that consequently be
has placed the Mexican subjects ia spain t.
der the protection Of France.
PORTUGAL.
Spain bad addressed a note to the Portuguese
Government, asking for the extradition OF
Spanish refugees known to be in the Portu-
ruese territory. 1t Is believed that Portugal
will not consent.
The tobacco contract was set up at auction
at Lisbon, and let for three years at 100000
per annum.
ITALY.
A plot for the escape Of all the galley slaves
at Genoa had bees discovered. All the turn
keys were to have been simultaneously mur-
deTed.
The latest dispatches from Constantinople
give Us no further news than that the Embss-
sailors were stl. awaiting Instructions from
their respective Governments. The Paris cor
respondent Of The Tunes says, the difficulty
has been so far settled al Osborne that a con-
ference will be unnecessary.
dispatches from Vienna saw that the Aus
iran Government was disposed to an arrange
meht Of The MoldsVian question, aud II is
slated in Vienna letters hiatt Austrian Min
ister went beyond bis instructions.
RUSSIA.
Il has been credibly related in Vienna, that
a further reduction Of the Russian army will
shortly take place
PHGSIx AT NAHAST-The Boston Posthas
another letter from J. Phenix, now at Nahant.
He notes the following characteristics:
Our society is composed Of people from all
parts Of the Union ; Bostonians, social, sfa-
ani particularly kind and attentive 10