Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-27
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.
QUEBEC, July 24-The British Steamship
Indian from Liverpool July l4th, passed
Point do Loup at an early hour this
morning, and arrived at this port this after
noon. She reports that the steamer Europa,
from Boston 30th June, arrived at Liverpool
on the 10Th July, aud that the Vanderbilt,
hence July 81, arrived at Southampton on
the 18th.
The British steamship Agamcmnon. Of the
ocean Ca bic feet, had returned TO Queens
town, where preparations were Immediately
made for another expedition for the laying
of the cable. The feet would start for the
third trial on the 18th of July.
II is officially announced that the grand
naval review at CherbouTg will take place
on the 4th of August. Queen Victoria Will
attend. 4 feet will accompany her, consls-
ting of six shipS.oi-the.line, six frigate5, and
h0,illa Of steam.yachts.
The British House OF Lords bad passed q
law TO permit the House OF Commons TO ad-
NIT Jews.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Hull had
moved u discontinue the practice winch au-
thorizes meu-ol-war 10 visit and search yes
sells under foreign flags, with the view OF sup
pressing tue slave trade. lie coDtenjed that
England ought to abandon her futile ,tfJrts
on the coast of Africa Mr.. Cardwell denied
that her efforts were futile, and urged the con-
tnuaDce of the blockadiDg squadron. Mr..
! Fitzgerald, on the part of the Government
| agreed with Mr.. Cardwell. He stated that
/ the difficulties with Americ had been swept
away. and that Lord Napier had sent dis
patca saving that Con. Cass had assured him
tina; the United States Government would glce
earnest consideration - any proposals Tor
the yerifcation Of the nationality Of vessels.
Lord Pa!merston also opposed the resolution
which was lost, yeas u, nays I23.
| 1t is rumored that the Cover ment intends
to ask power to raise three millions sterling
| for publication Of the Thames river. Tie
money can be readily Obtained at = per cent.
interest.
Two fireworks ma nufactories in London
had exploded, by which about hundred
| persons were inj ured, and some fatally.
The London Times encourages the idea Of
| the annexation IF Caba to the United States.
Inc L!ndoh ZINES S'''l''"e7 'n' 'Ie'' u
! Queen Victoria to Cherbcurg, and calls Oh
tle government TO man large channel fleet
anl otherwise prepare inr uei5"Se' :.
II was reported that Sir Allan McNab is
to be toe first Governor OF New Caledonia.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce has
memoriahzeu toe government I" P'osGct ID
ush rights IN the matter oi tie lofced loan VI
Mexico. =
a visible Improvement 10 cop'ulerc'a' al
lairS III france 10 Iepofteu' hhse otue''
nave oeeh recei'cu 'Fon Tue Cn''eu 'ta'o''
hulhors"ere curIent Vi ano'pei o"u'p''a 0y
against the Emperor, ana tue arrest Vi se'c-
raj Italians Implicated
Inc DutSet u CuOa , LOT ttle ne@' year pre-
/ sehts surplus Il lVV'Uo''o"' 'ea'7'
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owners o' '"e I"Gi''r' A'J'oIo """eS V2u',
Pehs'uoh ioF 'he us'cn,.on VI 'N' 'esse'' Ou'
Il was deti'hed dr. l">'ihc'tn,'
Ihere had pee" Il terrible massacre u
GhFiStiaus al deu0an oy Tue h"Iopieunn s.
twenty Peisohs were muf ,tt in'iou,nE
among tneir nuuioer oo'iI Tue h"s'i9u a'u
french oohsuIs. lntee Df''lsn nnen'o'-"uf
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coming 't"uoie9olne! anu were reUceupNi"s
many lofts rom 1,. when Imey nau oeen ufi,
ven "e "'o1 n s % Gn'"" Tst' aw S
on Tue NOUN u tAe reno ihe sN DAYS
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