The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-21
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change a bssa OF breastus Consols closed at 92s to
s2l.
The revolutionary attempt in Spain has been sup
pressed
The attempted instruction in Italy was directed
against the King Of Naples and the Pope not with view
any particular form Of government but merely get
rid of the Dourbons and 10 expeI the Ausans from Italy
The second elections in Paris resulted in all three Of The
opyssiiior candidates being successful.
The revolutionary movement m Nsples had been sup
pressed
In the English Parliament Mr. Roebuek's motion 10
abolish the Irish Lord Leuenanry defeated by alage
majority.
A Russian steamer under the English flag had sunk
several small vessels the Cirassn seapos after Ia
king out their merchandise.
The election for the Belgian Chamber progress
,-~ favorably for the liberal party.
The dow az go,, ,-'o the Bank Of England continues
active The money market was iiusn
Bgeadstuhs declining in the French market Inc
haryests Of France most productive.
The Bank Of England expected to lower the rate Of
discount on Thursday week There had been great fuc
tuations in American securities.
Several failures Blackburn arc reported Liabilities
not large.
In the English House Of Commons the government was
twice defeated motion amend the Pfelste hill
The province Juen in Spain was ia a state Of fer
mentaticn The mail between Seville and Madrid was
stopped 10y large body Of armed men, and the official
correspondence seized and burned The insurgents were
subsequently routed by strong detachment of the civil
guard.
More friendly relations between Russia and Austria
seem probable
Advces from Teheran state that Mr. Murray the British
minister has demanded that regiment Of the Indian
arHiy snail accompany him the entering Of Teheran
but the Persian government refused.
No later advices had been received from India but
letter published In the Times says that the forty fifth reg
iment Of native infantry, having refused to lay down
their arms, cut to pieces.
The three hundred Sepoys who got away from Lahore
had been nearly all killed by the Punjaubs.
FRANCE
BY Geographic despatch Marsees we have news
from Agiers to the 9th On the Gath the MacMahon
division attacked and took the village of Icernen after
a sharp resistance The chiefs afterwards and made
their submission road for artillery Dimed
aey traced out TO the village On the 25th the Renaut
and Yusuf divisions assembled the summit Of the high
grounds Of the Benz fen and surprised the enemy, who
resisted but little. The large villages Immediately
occupied The governor general in transmitting these
details adds We masters Of the country. AS to the
road to reach the summit Of the BENZ Ratten, rs klome
(l5 niles long, it has been completed The
shall had gone it, and it inangurated by the
passage along its whole length Of battery Of artillery
and number OF baggage wagons ornamented with flags
The return to France of M. Laagua the envoy extra
ordinary from the Mexican republic at the court OF Spain
il announced certain He will wait in Paris for fresh
instructions from his government 1t is still thought that
all hope not Of arrangement being come 10 be-
! tween the two countries.
Geographic despatch from Turin SAYS A oonspi-
acy tending produce disorder has been discovered at
pefoa Forty arrests have taken place The feet Of
Lord Lyons ut this moment at Leghorn, expected to
be Spczzia the 4th and at Genoa on the sth OF
4 JULY. -
The Independence of Brussels contains the following
Paris communication on the interview between Lord Pal
q a,,JI 1o pa
s'The following is fact, the correctness of which
4 can guaranty. LoTd famerston two days ago had
long conference with Count de Persigny when the Eng
sh minister pointed out to the French ambassador that
the situation Of affairs India such that consider
able display Of force had become necessary His lorshp
added that it would be impossible for England TO send
fresh rcnforcements to China and demanded for this lat
ter war in should contnnc the active coopera-
ton Of France Count de Persgny promised to transmit
Lord Panerston request without delay to the Emperor
VIII the British cabinet succeed in obtaining the aid it
asks for That cannot say. What leads to the belief
that everything that the imperial government posi-
bly, do will lie done the constantly increasing good
Outstanding between the two governments.
Just think how the Chinese must be bewidered when
they the little talkatiycs in red pantoons from the
Far West Of whom they hitherto knew very little, sud-
denly appear by thousands before the walls Of their cities
though their quarrel not at all with Them but with
the big tactn rcd coats and blue Jackets from the
strange quarter Of the globe And think of the
fused notions that necessarily must fill the head of the
merry Young French villager who finds himself without
much transported 10 the Oter OF the
because the police authorities of China have seized In
Chinese port upon Chinese pirate board Chinese
vessel which at all events did not carry French flag
he viii learn at Hong Kong the English flag
neither
AFFalRs INDIA.
The London Star the Sd inst closes article In
dian affairs as follows
We have been reaping the result of India House rule
constant outbreaks nscfsible TO the blessings Of
boosted civilization and Of English government the peo
pie are always ready to cast il off interval Of five
wears without an outbreak almost unknown in India
We have only Just recovered from Sanal instruction,
and now hear Of an alarming mutiny among the
tive troops 1t is pretended that this mutiny caused
by the forced Of creased cartridges by the soldiers
We fear there turks at the bottom alarming
of disaection dcepseated hatred Of British
rule We that many Of contemporaries are labor
Ing hard produce the impression that the daecton of
the Scpoys shared by the rest Of the inhabitants
But unhappy those best eonyersant with the country
from long residence there give testimony Of exactly OPP
posite character Mr. j. b. Norton, whose work Madras
we recently referred to- SAYS Lt not lay the atteng
JUNCTION souls that il is love of rule which keeps
the natives quiet believe it is impossible TO labor
der more fatal error. Go where will find but
little lost towards the part of subjects and
indeed little they us, il consider how exclusively
scewin revenue of them has hitherto been the appa
rent object Of our mission To the purpor is the
let lust Tpbshed to which shall refer more fully
hereafter eve have raised he says IAN enemy with
in more dangerous and powerful than the native
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