Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
EhoMASsoCArED PRESS AGENT.
THREE DAYS LArER FRom Euaoer
H,. DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
arrival Of the Africa az New Yerk.

Arrival Of the Africa "a New Y.rS.
.hin 20 ON, May 27.-The royal mail steam
arrived here this morning Her ,dy,css -.
R,ee GAYS Iafsr than those by the steamer City Of
The Intelligence Is not Of STRIKING i,o,o,,.,,.
The British government has gran,ed tht n.s "a.
steamer TO act as a tender upon the Nisg,r, an
place OF the Susquehanna. Several suece.sfaI
telegraph instrument, and it's superiority demon
strated over the other presest meth, ds
IL Is rumored that Lord stanley IA TO succeed
I."tu marlborough, az President Of the Board OF
the Colonial Office
\, Tue Derby Ministry was sustained In the
r"u ' OF Lords by a majority Of nine on the
i % insure and the debate upon them
NO. v,oSfSssing ia the House Of Commons
=, ~; Dyer has been appointed British Consul
q ptIu noie, and c. Tutin az Mobile
for, r,S,a NaY mail Of April n was teleyraphed
-, W "a; out the news is generally unlmport-
ar. ih INDIA, the commander n-chIef was ,Sout
stdIIhs i"' hohiicund; hut the bulk of the army
ia, a, Luz nov Trade was inactive and
Tue Enropean plenipott ntiaries were ,..er-
ping AZ the Paris conference, which opens about
The Spanish ministry had not yet been reor.
gained. '00'>
TheAnstrian Notifications in the Intalian Prov.
laos were progressing with great energy.
Tue dispute between Turkey and Montenegro.
lscia,mlng considerable attention, aud Eng land
ana ron e have resolved 10 send COMMISSIONER
10 effect settlement
Line United ates fsigate Cumberland remained
a Madeira on ,be 5th OF MAY
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, May IL Cotton for the week
opened al an advance of I-I6d but subsequent
itl on ana closed steady az Last a n, t,tions S.l,
OF The week S. 90 bales incind,n1 10 ssrl 20
hiatoi> aud 1,tUO 70 exporters The e,timsted
sales or friday amounted TO ,ODO hsleS. lncIud
lhs cuJ zach 10 SpeculatOrs and c1porters clos
my quiet. Orleans fair 81 m,daIin,r 80
Nob'tr Iair I'D middling 3-Isd Telsnds
fdlr Il. middling I'd. STOCK in nart as IfrD
bales, D Guiding iG2 orc 81 American. Ns,cte.-
firm. U
Hare Cotton MorLet.-sAles Of the week 49,
oO bales. Tres Old closed At IOSf
BreadStuhs generally closed with a deolinins
t'hoency Richardson, Spence s. Co report -four
very duh aud nominal Wheat very dull with a
light dechna on al kind, rcd closed al 6s and
81, white 35>s:S5, Cd.
ProvisIons steady. FOX finn; bacon buoyan,
~ Is advance. Lard firm but slow of sale at y,s
Saga;S opened buoyant but al the cloSe ouo-
t'tions were barely maintained RoSin closed
duh at l. .ai> 3D.. for common Spirits turpen
ne Cln>,d steady
Lon tng lrarIsfS -Su-ar closed be.yy =, q. a.
firm AT lis ais cd
The MOI ey market was generally unchanged
American securities were generally steady st La,
quotations. Bullion in the hank had decreased
ti5O,HJ. Consols closed at "a \ az; n for money,
ana ~ 5 iof account
Kansas Rumors of N Outlaw Ma,,acre
Booh EvILLE, Mo, May 27-The Laurence
Republican Extra states that on the 18Th inst a
party of men from Missouri cam. into a trading
port on the road from Fou Scott to Ieavenwortb
TOOK twelve men prisoners, ca ried them into A
deep ravine, where they formed into line fired
killing five and wounding SIX others and then
He'd. The Extra also states that intense excite
ment existed at Leavenworth, and that a force
waS being organized for pursuit. The informa-
ton is considered Tin the mainl reliable here.
ST. LoCIs, May 27.-The Republican, West
port correspondent gives totally different v,r-
sion of the affair. He saws that those driven ont
from Lynn county by Montgomery band AFTER
placing their families ia a place of safety re-
turned to the Territory 70 look after their prop
erty, and captured the men in a mistake, taking
them for part Of Montgomey's band, bat re-
leased them.
subsequently they heard a gun ared on the side
Of hill and returned the Ore, when il was as
certained that the gun was fred by the released
party, who were now armed. fight ensued,
resulting in the death of ten Of the latter This
correspondent adds that no MIssourians took
part in the affray
Intelligence from Leavenworth says that Col
Hays column will positively march on Friday
There has been no abatement Of preparations in
consequence OF the late news from Utah.