Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-06-25
Foreign Intelligence.

Foreign Intelligence
The latest dispatches from England are
such as to disapPoint the expectations Of
the Cabinet at Washington. Lord Napier
the British Minister at Washington. says
tina, the recent Ouirascs in the Gulf Of
Mexico would be rePudiatci BY the British
Government. Bat these dispatches do no,
sustain the statements Of Napier.
' While they disSlaim authority Tor any
offensive acts on the part ef the cruisers Of
the Gulf, and arr prepared TO make rcpara-
ton 10 that extent. they in'is, upon the
purpose Of snpprcssing the slave trade by
determined and cn,cliyc means. 4 di.po-
si,ion to exercise the right Of visitation in
the most acceptable manner Is avowed and
to that end Lord Malmesbury expresses bis
willingness and desire to receive any sucgcs-
,ions from the American Government.
The unexpected tenor Of Ilc-s Dispatches
las made great impression upon the cabi-
net.
Nav YORK, June 10.
n, steamship Vanderbilt arrived at this
port II O'Clock. The apparent time Of
the ss,p was . days and ~ - hour, the
quickest western passage on record. Heavy
fog prevailed between CAPE Race and slou.
auk Port causing serious delays.
She reports the weather favorable for the
successful laying o! the cable.
The commercial news has been anticira.
ted, together with the important portion Of
the general news, via ClTe Race.
In the House Of Commons on the 7th. the
resolution Cor the appointment ola council
oftvelvc TO eighteen members to assist the
Indian Minister was considered.
Mr.. Gladstone moscd to amend by APP
pointing the court OF directors Of the East
India Company % Dc the .aia Council.
The amendment, was lost SO against 10. 4
several othc- amendment, were ue-atvoi.
In the Lords ON the Sth. the Earl of Chr.
cudou inquired Il the government could Law
before the House any information on the al.
lesoi proceedings Of cur cruisers on the
coast Of Cuha.
Erl Malemsbury could give no iuiorma-
ton on the subject lie had only rad the
cHparia statement. th,, bal been published.
Prom a conversation that day With the An.
crican Minister, he believed that there was
no grea, difference in tho view, Of 10th
couniri'' on the point, AMI from ths orders
sgut on, % the obccrs o., the .laalr,n in
American waters, no ryps;i,ion Of such acts
was lik.ly % occur.
In tao commons the same day, motion
for leave to bring bi!, to cnuse the vote Of
Parliamentary electors % De taken by ballot.
was nesatvcd-2'I % TO-. .,
Il 8. s,atcj that Mona Sahib with all the
cavalry a, Barkclory was trying 10 cross
the GANGS, to join ii. brother at Calpos.
aud thence 10 escape 70 Central India 4
Dude vas quiet. 1
Jung BahadooF had rcacbeI Ayinghur
From China We learn that Lord Elsiu
and hrs colleagues had lef, ior the Pei 10.
American Railway Securities were dull
The eruption Of vcsuyius occurrcl on the
night Of May Twenty-eieht streams Of
lava were seen issuing from several crater. q
as liquid 6r,, ia various directions The
inhabitants in the direction Of the descend.
ing current were seen carrying OF their fur
nturc and all moyables Of value. II the
lava continued it. present course {, the sca
It would traverse The Casslemanc Railway,
and destroy part Of the town Of Portiei
Great eommeTieal distress is experienced
at Paric.
Prince Albert, while at Clburs, is aid
TO have signed a documen, making over hi,
hereditary rights 90 the Dusly TO hi, second
ION. q
The Times says that after the Telegraph q
Gee, came to anchor, Council was held
among the engineers aud electricians. The
whole experiment, have been satisfactory.
The expedition starts On Tuesday or We'd
uesday next. If,
An attempt was made 70 assassinate Lord
Ca.,lcmoiue. at A,hlone, ireland, by tor.
mer attendant upon bis person. q
ST JonNs. y. T., June Il.
The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Capt
Judkius, which 'ci, Liverpool On Saturday,
l2th .u.,.. was boarded Cd Cape Race at 5
O'Clock la., evening BY the steamer Victoria
and the news dispatch iar the Associated
Pres obtained. The Persia has rs pas
sens,Ts.
GEr,r BRTi,v. The Atlantic telegraph ,
Gest sailed On the lOth inst The Aga
mcmnon wa. ilv,l out Of Plymouth Sound
at9 VI. TIE Niagara lcl, under steam
at II O'Clock. and the whole squadron sub
ssqueutly s,artsl. under canvass with
n0rth,rly brr,ls. They would continue I'M
der sail iill reaching mil-oceAn, which 1t
was expected would be attained, and the
operation o! .uJmers.us the cable common
ecd on the cO,h inst.
Toe first view Of the new weekly line
ofsteamer. The Indian Empire, with tie
Colonial aud United States mails was 10
leave Galway for Halifax and New York
on Friday. twas expected ,ha; the ruu
from Go!away TO Halifax, would be accom-
IlsbeI IN eight GAYS.
Tn. CavIt.rt question Ia. hen satislarto-