The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-13
THLE0HAPH1C MEWA
REPORTED YoR THE DAILY DEP A1cH.
Arrival of the Atlantic.


Arrival of the Atlantic.
THREE DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.
NV yoRx. Oct. 12.-The steamship Atlantic,
with Liverpool alvices to the 3oth Of september,
The Asia ,a' arrived At liverpool on the nth. and
Tba atlantic brings 40 passengers, including
Charles 4. spence, bearer Of q ratined commercial
treaty with Persia Schroeder ia.s ~, mi, n
nois Central Railroad. She also brings $lt,oV IN
specie.
AFFAIRS IN INDIA.
later ,dx;ces from India state that the mr.
gents still held possession OF Delhi. numerous
sharp enpapemeuts had taken place between the
English troops and the insurgents, In winch tue
latter were uniformly defeated. European rein,
foreements were arriving, and an attacA oh peini
was expected about the 2oth Oh Augus.. .-o
Gen. Havelock reached Lucknow AFTER TWO more
victorious engagements but his force mad become
30 much weakened that he was compelled toreturn
to Cawnpore. a.
Bombay troops, and it was supposed that several
suspected regiments would he dsarHied.
Lord Elgin had transferred the frigates shaman
and Pearl to the East Indian governments, anu was
about to return to China.
The Paris Tatrie says serious discussions have
arisen between Lord Canning, Governor denerai OF
India, and Sir Colin Campbell-Lord Elgin siding
with the latter.
The latest account says Gen HaVeiocks positioh
is regarded precarious.
The English officer reports that he saw Nena
Sahib and family swamped in boat ON the Ganges,
and all were drowned.
A telegrapbic dispatch from Marseilles to Paris
says the population of Bengal were beginning to
rise, and were killing the English also that the
revolution was becoming general. No merchaL-
disc was reaching Calcutta from the Interior
Money in the East was disappearing, and the paper
OF the East India Company was at Is per cent.
discount.
Goolah Sing died at Cashmere ON the I'd of
August
Admiral Seymour had proclaimed the blockade
of Canton river.
THE IMPERIAL INTERVIEW.
The Imperial conference at Stuttgart, lasted four
days, during which time the Emperor Napoleon and
the Gar had several private interviews. Both had
started en- route for Wiemar.
ENGLAND.
A meeting of the British Parliament is talked
FRANCE.
The French decree forbdding the export of corn
has been extended to September, 1858.
SPAIN
The modification of the Spanish ministry was
still being agitated
SARDINIA.
Sardinia is making advances towards reconcilia
ton with Austria.
Martial law has been proclaimed in Belgium.
THE LATEST.
London, Tuesday, 12 M-The Bombay Times, re-
ceived by the overland mail, does not mention the
arrival of General HavelOck at Lucknow. 1t desig
mates the intelligence of disastrous character
A letter from Aboo says the King of Delhi has
offered to make terms, provided his annual stipend
be increased; but was informed that nothing but
unconditional surrender would be accepted
Numbers of mutineers were leaving Delhi I'M
armed.
Punjaub was tranquil. The organization of Sikh
regiments was progressing rapidly.
The Kings magazine at Iodhpoore was struck by
lightning, which caused teri ble explosion, kill
ing 900 persons and destroying property valued ut
sl.0OO,00O sterling
The whole province of Bengal had become alarm
ed. The civilians of Gejah fled to Patria, leaving
the treasury in charge of the 9th regiment, which
was in precarious situation.
Calcutta was becoming crowded with fugitives
from all parts of Bengal.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL Tuesday.-Cotton-SaIe of three days
4. 800 bal ss Slow of sale, but prices unaltersd.-
III: market closed quiet and steady. Spectators
took 1000 bales. Breadstuffs closed steady.
Flour quiet and market easier, bat prices IN
changed. Wheat closed buoyant Corn quiet. Pro
the bacon r Iard a Sugar
quiet Coffee steady. Rice quiet. Resin closed firm.
Spirits of Tnrpentine steady.
Flour dull Sugar STANDARDIZATION qualities slightly
consols 9Oll@sO7s for account
MARINE NEWS.
NORFOLK, Oct. 1.-THE schooner j. p Ioland
bound to New York, has put into this port, with
loss of sails and other damage.
The schooner Black SquaIl, from Alexandria.
bound to New York, has also put in here her masts
and mainboom gone and her mainsail split and
lost. The mate and one man were lost overheard.
REDEMPTION OF u S. STOCKS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-United States stocks to
the amount of $1,000 600 have been redeemed by
the Secretary of the Treasury He is authorized
to apply only 100000 more to that purpose
STEAMER DETAINED
CHARLESTON, Oct. 12-The steamer Marion is de-
tanned here in consequence of bad weather, but
will start soon.
Highly important!!
ANOTHER FAILURE IN NEW YORK.
New YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Grocers Bank has sus-
pended 1t is understood that the bank contrac-
tions last week will exceed S5.000,000.
Corning Co, bankers, who suspended on Satur-
day, were large stockholders in the Southern Bank
at New Orleans.