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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-06

IN Second street, between Bra j. Aht Perry, A
~ frame building stories, eOa41 feet, shelving
AID ccuntsr- compile. m excellent sand for sny
oasinsss being located in one of the most adv al "a
locus points Ia Davenport, Price los aud term
easy. Esquire of
fep2edp HAI6 HI, SEARS Il BECKETT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28
Brooklyn City news.

sUrrorrD TNum yIoIRu Coroner Rsddng pro
ceeded TO view the body OF The Of HsmIl
ton avenue and Columbia streets, yesterdsy afternoon II
rcsrs the died under the foosipg circumstances
Sme six seven days since he fought ulih his
son, and struck the head sith o brick. II 10
oause, While The other hand u conended that he
NJ Incorporate habits, and died from effects other
bsn the blows rec wed There quite eIcitement
about the neighboghood In oonseq1ence post norton
be held by Coroner Smell.
BRooKIYs Coxxop Covpu PpocyxDNcs A meeting
hell last evening, The President In the chair ocm
muncauon received from the Mayor relative TO the
muizfps and EN- pounding Of dogs. A resolution wW
adopted authorizing tho OF fty cents for each
dog delivered TO the pound which vas authorized 70 be
ettahsbed.
A oommunica,iop was presented asking the oommeu
Council 10 rsn permission 10 construct horse railroad
pnthpe avenue, for he purpose OF hauling dirt 10
OIL up the hs's 81 the wall.bout This place hS been
nUisspce every summer for ycars past, and has been
mpslred Of BY citizens who have occasion 70 pass and
pace every day The 70 DO ned up is f-r the
purJWe 81 making cite for The United States marine
harra ks and other government buildings Bv means Of
the railroad the wo'k VII be accomplished Nth greater
fpeeo than u be Otherwise. No-itk standing thcre
-s considerable opposition, the authority vas granted By
q vote ~ H. 10 10.
Communication ~as presented praying tina, the erec.
ton o. stables In The Seventh arc be prohibited
The srbj~ct referred 70 toe Beard Of a. al,h
rhe reports Of the Committee Police called 10
The majority report recomu ended that the number Of
psouen IN the ely be designated Al los The minority
report amended by Alderman Del vccchio delenated
TIRE mher 81 lb0 sish discussion ensued, the
majority report w sdcp,cd BY vote Of 20 ayes 10 o
nays
1povSrp WINS BarHrSo.-Oue Of the servants employ
ed NJ the Msp,op House, In Hcts street drowned Oh
REQ Hook Point Yesterday evening, While endesvorpg
swim lie became fSebed In a mud bank, and vas
smc'h' red before aid could reach him His body
covered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28
United states District Court.
DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY.
IL fOye Hon. Judoe pous


HFrbr- Lfs DFfi1Or or pJPRrnr oOrpr.
JutT ~ - Hnrp O. bach ne. ne schooner Nahps and
Ccor0e Cunsho - Tbs vac libel for supplies The
scboontr wss Owned 10 Nev Jersey aod 'uppled In
this n 9th sci Of sails by the written order OF her
uster, With directions 10 charge them 10 the vessel and
her oyDsfs Held BY The Couri--rhst "a IL Dcn
qurtop W Speculate upop, IN regard 10 the general
bOriJ ~ lbs msrirms hv, ~ben the text of exgess
dstsisn - ne Unfi sies Supreme Court stands 10 the
vv. fsHos 80 Pau 70 Reed The Court
inf1so hypofhtfsf0u ~ the vessel cannot arise under
cfsrh w. ne usstsr ess stringent than required 70
fgpJSfi botonry That there footing for gumen
10 ihe tste, kot tba bDiiomfy hyposhecaton by the
nssr sissrs1 into uton me iscs in proof, ~oald have
been Voad Lhel cisHi' 800 viib costt
fgTfuMEy-
Sids'B fagasif0 ne tchoyrsr Natipe This was
hbei sppb 5opomfy The comes b, fore the Oourt
o0scuftJ aaJ erposed In the saiemen, OF facts that
l. iupc sits ~ Scerain it, ual merits, or whether
either fnrs co iett has len upon the vessel refe
rtboe " tfed 70 rsinntr report the facts show
ss the boaomry v hsve been primarily vahd, and Jet
svhtxtns Tea upon the yeReL
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PeryOnsl In Intelligence.

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Curt, r;s Syds s,rt n H.n, tsrh Memphis
cs sp n. sss2ss 4
Sae Hrr rGsaI Son peSy asn
rrs,. .vS hTes Tor ss Lieut. St
y Su,ord Mrs. sesrs md c.s, min Re,
issSs~:! Lee. "o sos. rss@ Miss Ssshan
sss w. %% E' eS s
s' az. ssi.s o SIs S's"is
s SsSn.n Rns rs soo NJ.
souss rs. c.. Er: ass S JS
Sm John y.r Gss,ss sss
Bar, ss;G @slG Fs SssF %s%:
W. Ad.n. T.e..cn f.sssos q s"eis9
e IS en- "a;
h.ssest sSls. E: wsi'%o!s ssS hSos
Sxs sss,,5s. s.$ss
suss John Apder"n Gould. Geo osns, PdypSsrs hers
"a vii" WsrsssSs '' S Ss%sd CABIN
end idde,or ard lad Master Mas Middleton
k;;ss and ws h%"s I'D, and onr s ssdrsp
s %ss.. J:. % Mrs
and daughter Msd Toeno obi and sss rogre rss
r .ns I Nom @ rs s.s
.dv + Boyd md lady; Mons peda and lady Dss. spa
dar Rf ter, Miss n q lfns Mtss rishav Mr. W Ia
Der md dauEbter miss 1aber Jas Adger Jr Iukes
osss Rf's. BG.
Mh,tsher; MscK,pze, q Ms.c.lf Holmes e
Ho'nes, @ White, u Condit ThomnsoD Spvinger;
J Cohen Clement N Brown, Randolph, and 10 in
TIE storage
Prem Richmond &C., In the steamship Roam IKE j Wool
jones heeves, L Bo'den. Byapnrd, Mr. Preston and
lady nrewaine and family John Perry Young, Chas
6tst John Maquer John u Bennett R3 Smith Juhn Smith.
YIN Tee and LADY. Hugh larks. sone and family.
Pulford, Stycker spr lady Thas Belo Ingram,
X Cccre, 2 Pine and ave In the .
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me stock hand At The principal ports In The United
saies 90 The ls, Of January last ~ 400 bales, Of
The artua arrivals from that the i OF Jnlv have
bern $3.50 bales, snd The smoun, cleared loading
oseu,'s Apr - 1857 10 $50 bale. Al this ~ill be doe
IN his country believe the 18th Of Ocober The
voicc on hand In Bos,n and Nev York alone on the L.,
INST, " 1900 be g. We tel no hesitation In say n
n at the sunny bsRgnt In the [ nited States visn
what ~ arrive above STATED by the 18TH OF o.sobcr
v be sufficient 70 cover too sversge crops Of cotton
e reoe icr the nr't ss month. Of the present year
reptored above erce't 1850 ard they are more than
double The import. 4 1850 and 1854 This matter should
he imports for the seven years ssove vi,n
he croT- Of co'hn -hich this begging vas 10 cover
s can dss %rS he placed IN n
supply Of bsssins, and g nsequept rise In prioe.
We hsve not SPOKEN NJ Kentucky bssging, OF .hich
arfe amount 10 snnually used The produc,, IN Of this
oecrpuen ~ bsggrf for The year 1856 ga. 10 GOO pieces
Of Ice yards each equal 70 sever milton yard. rpe suck
Of both kinds 90 and lsp. 1866, IS 900 bales India
spo 1000 pieces ktntucky, osetnr equal N 800 600
ysrds On Jan. 1857 there ~ 400 bales india and
1000 piece. Kentucky, equal - 10, $50 600 yards
The 'pccpssors and raries In their interest have had
much cay recently about dry fot and damage 70 the
socsr bat se have the authority OF eaipe dealers In the
srtoe 10 sioo ard New York for taying that ten per
cent VIII July cover cry rot damage "a consum yion
IN Northern pors Even The -s bv drv 70, double
this cftnaie voc5 be fsIly made gDod bv the amount
Of Kentucky basgug Which 70 Used.
comraTsOn Of froes 10 B~tn In July Of each of the
above years, sb vs. ths he rsest u 90 IOhc In
nts, sId he nighea " snk, in 1865 me rave. IN
CSC. 49, sc. end 10 80 Olssns o. 81 al8s.c There
a tpcouisve fttlng, AL got blje are AZ m Tor an
advance 1bhh spfsrsn'i' re- stnon ~ the proce~,
rig, ~ lest year, vher pic, nfc-d ~ from Iec In
June 70 pc In ihe carv r-r .s'e rtev rne 10 cu,ta
crcusr OF Nay 2, feport guBuy oyt rue lover. win
We trrtt cor planters Will MT be- A. nde8 bv the soeoa
aiore who trying 10 fcICe prCes be, opd Levitt
mate .'agosrd The .uppy e ample, and speculuo can
not tnord 10 hold over hey obhr~t ~ cell. ard NJ
her are crbtnt 10 receive reasoushIe proa the
reaction viii lesvs hem high and dry, as some parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28

oOnpsh'es y, g, and L, "a reei~ens United states
arssry now Stationed II Forts Hamilton, Iads sentence
hssdy and Aaoknac, under orders 70 proceed imme
diAsey and garrison as poss on me upper Mississippi
lately occupied By the troops dsstpe, for Utah and Kaa
sas This most important and jud,cious move. tn
Sioux tribes OF Indians who nhabtt hat region OF the
country reported be very hosnle a Wen q, coma
hitting many depredations
otshhstandins the many important movements of the
army this year. still Is considered the expenses the War
Department win not reach nearly that Of any or the few
years back owing no Doubt n the ud.cious
ton Of Secretary Floyd assisted by the oounsels Gene
ral Scott
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The suppr Of this article. particularly gunny bAsgns s
matter OF gcsi importance 10 planters; and pro.
bshh few Of them knov what h the present condition Of
the market and stocks hand propose few
Fact that MAJ 10 ershten them hanv OF them gill
reeoec' the extraordinarily high prices Of last summer,
reaching high 70 and "a cent? In September. No one
viii pretend thai this legitimate ise Induced BY the
staai uanr OF the ction crossing region, for well
krovn that vss forced ex,ravagant figure by
specus ion and that fell IN months l2k cents
40 sddi'iopa evidence that this fictitious rise, We
ina
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uARIsIaEIHfELblssaas
AIAAHAo rox ssW yoRx--yHn BAR.
SUE s1D. I ~ u0s vAxua. ! 10
Port OF New York, July 81, 1857

Port Of New York, July 81, 1857.
CLEARED.
sbip Battle, zsresa, Liverpool-zerega 90.
ehip Rhine Moore London-3vfnnel, Mintnrn Co
thip BonninEer Prus,, Hashasen, Rotterdam via Bait
ship Genoa PeDnsii, New orle.n.-Robson / Fo-dich
ship Earcb Reed, Bangor-R Buck AGO
Bsk W Horton. ulmsr Alicapte-wsleh Carver Chase
- Bsrh Stella (Brem) wuh. Bremen-Hepnings, Muller
barn william Ann CBn. Ncam Penarta Ro.ds-Bsrcay
Bari fsonsut Pechrer Demarars-J " Smith Z %
Bark Virginia EsiellIna, wilns Rich mond-IB eager
Pris Acanisn (Br. io' khar Windsor Ns-asaser.
FrH Two boys, Cooper Norok-3a, ard Treadwen.
Brig helazzo. Putnam. Philacelpfis-Wslsh, Carver
schr Persia CRr) srrh st John DID 3 n. Wolf
schi knchantress- Simpson, savannah-NcCreAny, Mott
schr rsrner. pier.on Chsrler.os-Doner Potter 90.
scSr W RossT Bo,a. nron@Mccresd ao %. 10
Scbs Florisa, Mott, Norfok, haser
ssr fs S n s.sN..l Lord euersau
eehr Isabella Fan KIN, Bos,nn-nsv,oo Lprague.
ARRIVED
and passengers W Raymond. July "a Ia, T,O n lon
l.aw .s rS sIchsrssd s.n.l, .is an an cpp.r BARK
seamshp Nashville, Murray, Charleston, 81 hours, with
ms s,. and , p.~s.rgs,. Q spOorS rss'o1 @oo
psserg.is TO Ludsm Pleasants Ts, "a chircoteaSue,
sIcbased signals with steamship jamestown hence Nor.
schr ENlus Br Conyers Turss Islands July aad Der
n uda I'D With ,alt, To Mccall Firth
schr Banner. Brown with mdse from shp saml
wi~ts ~ hor~ squan.
Sta er Locus, Point french BALTIMORE
BELOW.
One brig unknown
Ships Bonins-r nruss Rotterdam Rhine London; Lusy
thompson Liverpool. and others.
Wind during The day sw
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has gone up such ALARMING height that the sellers
thems ei, niehteped-Sse 20 per cargo OF 81 bs
and say SN-thoughI Ecspec thi. operation
True 70, however, hat several vesaes have len With
emily half cargo, Fl ghteped ut the unprecedented prices
and would NOT he purprped the mail should bring
intelligence of decline In this axtics.
Mr. itche agent OF the British holders Of Ecusdoran
land bonds. has finished the examination Of the public
labds and has gone TO Quito 10 settle tho terms ON which
they 10 he taken mp The scheme 10 vettle tue,
lands sben tsfep, with English Irish Agricultural as,'
eTr, and thus ultimately obtain their value Ia money
cont believe they viii succeed In making land valuable
In sbs climate However industrious the immgyAn
ray he their arrival they will become lazy short
time and turn into good for nothing pa,pain caters
Man won't work when hs do without IT, and the Irish
do perfectly well without work in this climate.
The mole In making SLOW pYogress Il may be finished
sbi- year, though ! am al, aid not
Exchange viii Vt badly ne at PAR IN Lond, by next
mall II II nov at 46d per 81, end in Lms they de-
nsndipe bills at discount and II ~ould surprise
70 kavn that they Obtained what they AK.
BOLIVIA.
From Bolivia We eayn that the yellow fever was In
cYeasing in the city Of Ia PAz
Nothing had been resolved ,espeopg the privilege son
cited by III Fepch Consu for the purchase expora
ton OF copper ores on the coast
VAIPARrso, JUN Is Business Ia du there being few
puychnes In the mari and stocks In bond heavy The
following are the quotations Of produceCopper In bars,
per qq $22 hides. dry, $23 -four, dry 200 lbs So 10;
pilot cad, dry, qq So sapetre in Iquique 81 49,
sarsapara, SIS COAL Lota, ton, 81 80; cocao per
aql, 4 csfee, r. Slb; tin, in africa, s27 suAno Chi
II, per ton, $l6.
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len hast year, who had 10 submit 70 oss Of $50 70
90 per bale
spatches sent 10 various pr Of the country and kno
that uenoes u work 10 up the proc Of bagGu7
pront Knowing these facis, We SeN our duty
70 invsssais the matter and let the good Of
readers Judge between the facts which presens and
Net,p july 8.
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CHILL.

MEETING CONGRESS - LEGISLATIVE BuaNEss POLITICAL
TBIAIs-cHrRcH ooDs RrIEs-sTKA ENGLAND
PHorosHD JUDICIAL srpRRvIsIoN MERcEANrs-spoRTNG
Slws.
Congress met the lst june when the President read
his annual message, which does not contain much Of In
terest The Honorable Diego Beusvene chosen Presi
dent of the Senate and Honorable Urmsnsts for
the House of Representatives The leading topics brought
for ard In Congress the d!sepcumbrauce Of entaed
estates the grant OF large OF money for public Inst
sutons sd Improvements the treaty Of union between
to car cut the Valparaiso ana Santiago Railroad.
The trial Of the political offenders still undecided.
The Archbishop OF Santiago, and Bishops Of Sereva and
Conception solicited Congress amend the Civil Code
severa atces therein beng contrary TO the laws of the
church
The nrst rair ,ad train reached Quota on the 18th OF
june and wes the cane Of grea! rejdsiug.
An exclusive pr vege for The navigation Of the Maue
river Ind been solicited
meteorological society had been established In San
The British iron built ship Allen sunk q. her anchorage
In the Bay Of valparaiso Whit dischArgng She
terx ards aod, Is she lay at the bottom, for tloeo
safety rom England, AFTER n. months VOYAGE: abe was
detained for = long time Straits of Naee elan.
the gentlemen Of valparaiso cor ,nued 70 enjoy good fax
been splendid.
judges demand exhibition Of the books Of merchants
who called up "a vtnesses had given great dsats
correspondent In Valparaiso writing 70 the Panama
Herald, says
der uiaon leaves the Gig FOR Santiago sent by
the merchants T. represent 70 hs President of repubc
and necessary % the Camaras the Suitability OF revokipg
lac deere, 81 me supreme .on't egAzing domchary
ion OF their books The court founded sentence
h-t only sppy 10 re accused third pa Tue
IS native dealer has been buying largely In bond.
,ns p. GsT H aim sooS Ss GS S s.a
through he BOOKS Of merchants orng the srce
but instead OF fomi her suraIis' snd making sz int
rogairs ihsy poupce Gown Cd TIE hssts AID npers
s nv ,ns ss SSr Il 1 hs rn 1s
uenily tss sIciemen been indeed
seriously prope-ed - cose AL the
Gther and keep them until thteov-rumen ed 10
the OF their books dep utaou h.
ccmpossd " Browne Of HUH, Cruising Co., repr.
Ing briish " n. Munro. o, A.sop A 20 Amsri
" Horn French Salvador VIDAL Spanish; JULIO Bahr,
GERMAN Franc Smith native.
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ECIfAnnR-

ooVrhNsru rurnrH Al fHs glFc1oxs-avsrRAL uREsAs
h-,ipN TO HAAL AND BOWS TIE IurD0s BcDHoLDsRs
ABOUT - coioNHy rv, PsoertcrS yoa fsrsB faBORxss
oOCot CRoP lND PsCSs- ms Ntv sms
lGusyaquil (Jdy - spon iesce Of Panama Herai
The elections ~ MAY terminated sepe,alv IN favor II
the governuebt The opusou thai the govern nsni
uses corruPhn end terror ~ bring this about. and the
say t5e opposition used all The corr,,os su8
terr,f hey were mastsTs " % PREVENT
Pre.ide a Hobles hss returned Onto. and 4. rald
that Ursns Roes by is steamer 70 dscoarse his mission
70 Rome and Brazil
DE des,Sl 10 coca t-e m their wits end me price
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NEWS EROM TIE SOUTH PACIFIC.

The Revolution In Peru-AHairs In Chile,
Ecuador and Boiivia-markets, &C., SC.
TIE steamship Lima arrived q. Panama The 7th OF
July with dates from Valparaiso 10 the l5!h and from
Callao 10 the Goth of Jure.
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INDIA.

ne indian mall had arrived In London. The dates
kom o.cuiA we're 70 7th Of June and from Bombay
10 Me ltthL
me dlssrecnon entirely confined 10 the army The
native troops bad been dssrmcd NJ Of the stations In
Ne Puness. The intelligence from Delhi which ID 70 the
sb Of June, sAes that the heights around the
possession Of the government troops who had attacked
ssd driven NE rebels within the walls and ca stared ven
psr guns.
me fall Of Delhi looked for hourly whom the Indian
mall lefl
rSs loss 70 TIE Bengal army by Me muuny and other
oauses vi. nearly thirty Thousand men
IA believed that the crises passed.
Al the LATEST accounts there rumg Of q panic and
assertions among the Insurgents At Delhi.
TIE British eovcrnmen, was acting vigorously in
indian Affairs, and sr Colin Campbell len few hour.
,oscs
The Bombay money marta uneasy. There was
almost panic.
In Bombay and Nsarai the srmie. continued firmly
loyal
me telegraph wires between agra and Delhi had been
sut BY the insurgents
The steamship Erin, fros Bombay with the mails for
China was wrecked the Of Ceylon the 9Th Of
Jupe Her passengers and the mails and specie were
.ved. The cargo valued at nsarly e2oo,Oo and
with he vessel was lot
Al o.Icutts rule wS doing n imports Sterling en-
change vas 81 2A
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Ssthbs h~ been received from Italy bu, lengthy de
hGs Of revolutionary movements, already anticipated.
Tue tvo Settles we're tranquil
Es alleged that kAzzin escaped from Italy In . ship
oAyyyine the American fas
oc.ooe Pssoore the chief or the insurgents Caseria
wHs IN Ter arrest
me Queen OF Naples wm no, expec ed 10 I've
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doing. Exchange on London st Shanghae n 10 ID
To- Shd The American house OF hesers. King h Co At
Hosg Kong, bad suspended the LA 5tes mostly 10 Chi
nese, amounted TO $3.50 600
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CaIN A..

bong Eonr doe, we're 10 the 25h Of say
rne Ameriosu steam ffsaie san Jsesnto and the N
ssb gun bose had gone mp The Canton " stsox he
Junss
boo Chor-Fco all was quiet, and es coming dovt
see'y TIE rebels bad Sesn defe.ed there Trade at
sAAaxhse ssd Kong Kong v suet In scgbs pchIDg vas
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AUSTRALIA

Dates nom Melbourne the 2dth of April and over
sixty thousand Of gold had been received by The
shie James HApee
The O'5haugnnessy ministry had resigned.
spirited speculation In ~ ain gong the Mel
bourne markets, which Otherwise were dull.
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J ws NOT expecied 70 I've.
PERSIA.

nwas stated, but dou ,,ed, that the sash had made re
qusisioo General oatram for oolumu Of troopers 10
enforce evacuation Of HsrHt, which vas held By nis
.spbe~ dsspprovns Of the terms Of peace, refused
20 yhirag,
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Arrival OF fHE NORTH AFRICAN
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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IMPORTANT FROM INDIA
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THE MUTINY SPREADING.
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The Eject on the London Money Market.
NNNN0NNNNNNNNN0NNN~~
DECLINE IN Console
NN~0->o~NoNNNNoJN01>o~>NN-
TEE CONSPIRACY In FRANCE.
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FALL IN B r FAD S Turf S .,
DO, &C., 60

The Canadian Steamship Oompany's screw steamer
ma arrived at Quebec on Sunday night
ne advices by this arrival four days later than
those by the Crcassau 81 Johns and Asia ri New York,
I'D are Of . highly important character.
royal mail steamship Europa Captain Leitch, from
Boston July /, arrived At Liverpool the evening OF
ne llth.
me steamship Indian, from Montreal and Quebec the
h ins and the Khersonese, from Portland via Halifax
end st. Johns, N. f., arrived at Liverpool on the l4h
The screw steamer Kangaroo LEFT Liverpool one hour
before the North American add the Ariel and Washington
were 70 leave Southampton the same day.
; Opusuls In London fell TO Elk s9Iss for money.
fhe screw mshp Indian arrived 81 uveFpoal from
Qnseeo In nine days eleven hours.
me steamship Belgque arrived a, Southampton the
l4ah inst
me great feature Of the by the North American
CONTESTS the advoes received from India by the arrival
q Nc overland mall The muuny among the Sc Joys wa
vsysesen.ed 70 have spread 70 alarming extent
Twenty three native regiments hal joined in It, The
Insurgents bad been defeated outside the walls Of Delhi
bat sun held possession Of the city.
General Anson, the British Commander in Chief, had
died Of cholera
ay Colin Campbell had started for Delhi to succeed
him.
me news from China contains features Of Unusual
6tesest
Italy and Spain tranquil
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GREAT BRITAIN.

UhE 4 bhil AIN.
An address the Queen adopted praying for the
Nc Of all put do the African slave trade and
secure The fuldlment Of the treaties
Lord Pamerson pledged the government to carry out
Ne request
In the House OF Commons Mr. Dillwin gave notice OF
moiou that the Clerk Of the House in administering
oath to member, be authorized 70 omit from the or
Hsjarsaon the son the faith Of . Christian"
M Grifths gave notice OF resolution that hostile
eps ought to be taken by win regard 10 The
execution of the suez canal
On Tuesday Colonel Lindsay moved i.ess for copies
Of Scr eary Marcys letter 10 he French government
the resolution Of the Paris Conference subject
Of psfvateering. Lord Pamerston said
government 70 produce correspondence between two
independent governments. Secretary hsrcys letter 70
The French government not officially In the hauts OF
The British government. and onud be produced The
osmmunicsuon Of the American 70 the French govern
ussnA had been made by Ihe last government or the
United saaes The present administration had inma
I'd that they dit not wish for 70 II, and
undcr those circumstances the house roud feel that the
sesston ssuld not be discussed properly He therefore
hoped would not be passed.. Lord John Russell thought
the eovernment could statement Of the grounds
upon which the declaration had bcsn ente cd
Into He afraid the consequences would be very
Napier thought the engagement could no. be broken and
would necessitae the b0ckatng Of every port Of the
oncmy. The mr. ton Withdrawn.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce gave q brilliant
banquet 10 the tffcers OF the Niagara
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LIVERPOOL, July Isl II.
Aessrs Richardson, Spence Co report cott,n steady.
sales about IL, COO bales. Breadstufs very quiet.
Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, Saturday-l2M.
Consos for money closed at 9lA 9lse for money.