The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-01

LATER FROM EuRoPE.


The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liver
pool has arrived.
The rumored suspension of negotiations
between Spain and Mexico lacks confirma-
ton.
The ambassadors of France, Sardinia,
Russia and Prussia, were about to leave
Constantinople The Russian flag had al
ready been struck.
There is nothing later from India.
The American schooner Jupiter had been
seized on the coast of Africa and condemn
ed as a SLAYER.
Lord John Russell had reported from the
Parliamentary Select Committee, that the
Jews could not be admitted as members of
Parliament uncer the existing act for the
modification of OathS.
Lord Palmerton explained, to the House
of Commons, he difficulties with France
with regard to ne Moldavian elections, and
stated that it lad been decided, in confer
ence at Osborn, to recommend the Sultan to
annul the late election. Lord Palmerston
also stated that there had been differences
| between the English and French govern
ments relative to the Principalities-not as
to their union, but simply as to the regulari-
! ty of the elections. There was good reason
to believe that Austria would concur with
! the decision arrived at between the French
and English governments, and that the
Sultan seeing that the measures recon-
mended that would compromise his dignity
or independence, would adopt their views
and declare the election void.
a spirited debate had taken place in
Parliament in regard to affairs in India -
! Lord Palmerston stated thirty thousand
troops had been sent out, and that active
recruiting was going OH. Mr.. D'Israeli ex-
| pressed the opinion that the campaign for
, this year was lost.
The Emperor and Empress OF France
had returned safely to Paris.
John Bright had been returned to Parlia-
ment from Birmingham without opposition
| The continental news is generally devoid
of interest.
The Liverpool cotton market closed firm
with an advancing tendency for middling
| qualities. Breadstuffs closed dull.
LATER
Breqkage Of The Atlantic Telegraph CabL,
Return Of the Expedition.
HALIFAX, August 26.-Tho Steamer
I America has arrived. bringing Liverpool
dates of August 18th.
The Atlantic Telegraph Cable parted
| $50 miles from Valentia, on the morning Of
1lth, and the fleet was returning to Eng.
| land. The Directors continue sanguine OF
ultimate success, and a conference was
held in London on Saturday, to determine
whether to go on or wait till next summer
When the telegraph cable broke there was
heavy swell and the cable ran out toe
fast. The engineer applied the brakes and
the cable parted.
The India mail had arrived and brings
intelligence that Delhi had not fallen up to
| the 9th of June, and that more mutinies
had occurred. The Bengal Army was de-
funct, but the armies of Bombay and Madras
remained loyal, which led to the belief that
| the crisis was over.
There was nothing important from China
The Emperor and Empress of France
have visited Queen Victoria.
LIVERPOOL, August 15.-Cotton was
firm with an advancing tendency, although
| quotations were lnaltered.
Breadstuffs were buoyant, owing to un-
favorable weather. Flour was advancing,
and all qualities of Wheat were slightly
| higher. Corn WIS lower.