True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-18
By Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
.ARHBLA.

New York, Nov. iS.-The steamship
Arabia, from Liverpool, with dates to the
Slst ult., arrived this morning.
The Boro Bank of Liverpool suspend
ed on the 9th ult. The liabilities are
estimated at million and half sterling,
and are fully secured.
Several Liverpool firms have suspend
ed, and number of the strongest firms
of Manchester have also gone,
The Indian mail brings important I'M
telligence Of the assault on Delhi. 4
The British had lost in killed and
wounded, up to the 18th, 600 in all, in.
cluding so officers. General Wilson had
ordered thatno quarter be given, but that
the women and children should be spared.
General Ouslam had reinforced Gener'
al Havelock at Cawnpore. The latter
had started for Lucknow, at which place
the garrison held out gallantly.
Fears are entertained of a new outbreak
al Ossam. A conspiracy to restore The
Ex-Raish has been discovered. The
news from the Bombay presidency is Ia
vorabe, although few cases of dlsSatls-
faction had occurred. A serious plot had
been discovered 10 murder the Europeans
at Turrachell, which has been thwarted.
A considerable number Of reinforcements
have arrived at Calcutta.
General Cavaignac died suddenly Of
disease of the heart.
The Swiss elections have resulted large
" in favor of the Liberals.
More failures have occurred al Viena,
but the worst Of the crisis is believed to
be over.
The dates from Hong Kong are to Sep.
tember 10th, and from Shanghai 10 the
1st.
The blockade of the Canton river was
strictly maintained.
Teas had considerably advanced at
Hong Kong.
The London Money Market has shown
no important change during the week,
and is active. Bullion in the Bank Of
England decreased during the week glO4-
900. American securities unsettled-all
qualities have suffered slight decline
during the week; but the market closed
with an improving tendency. Consols
close at s95as9a for money, and SOFA
e94 for accounts
Liverpool MarketS.-The monetary
dificu have caused decline Of 3a4c
on all qualities of Cotton during the
week, and the quotations are nominal and
irregular. The market for Breadstuffs
has been dull, and all qualities have con.
siderably declined. Flour is very dull
and quotations are nominal, at decline
of 2a3d. Wheat is also duh, with a
decline of 4a6d. Corn is dull, with a
decline of 3D.. The following are the cur
rent quotations: Flour-Western Canal
27a2ss, Philadelphia and Baltimore. 29'
30s.
OcT. 3l.-Funds, yesterday, were ex
ceedingly firm, closing at an advance OF
under the influence of The American ad
vices by the steamer Fulton.
. The failures announced yesterday wer
caused by the non receipt of remittance'
from America. Ii is confidently believe
in business circles that the financial cris
) has passed. The unusual active deman
for money is met with, in some cases, ea'
ier rates. A large business was done il
Illinois Central shares, at improved pr
, ces.
The Arabia brings one million dollar
in specie.
5 Among her passengers is Sir Cor
Ousley, the newly appointed Brltls
Minister to Central America.
{ The Cambridge geshire stakes race cam
q off at Newmarket on the 27th. The
If were won by r. PARIS horse Odd Trio
d The newspaper accounts say that Bah!
r. Ion, who, with his stable companion
8 Prioress, never showed until the race w
) absolutely lost. The betting at the staI
o ing was thirteen to one against Odd Tric
e one hundred 10 eight against Priores
IS and six,y-six to one against Babylon
h Ihlrly'one horses competed. Prlore
- carried seven pounds extra.
y Delhi was assaulted on the 18th
as September, and the northern part of Il
city was taken. On the 9Th the mag
zine was slormed, and on the 20lh Il
= whole city was occupied. The King al
s. his sons escaped disguised as women.
u. The attack on the 18th was made vi
tie four columns, one of which was compos
IN of the Cashmere Contingent, which W
=, repulsed. The other columns were 81
u cessful. An entrance was affected at /
n Cashmere gate. An advance was tn
es made along the ramparts to the mi
he bastion, and CabuI Mates resistane "
very obstinate,