Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
dRRIYAL OF THE FULTON!

ARRIVAL OF IL FULTON!
ST. JOINS, n. F., July lO.-The u. $. Mail Steam.
ship Fulton. Capt. Wotron, from Havre and South.
amp,on 3O,h ultimo., passed Cape Race at 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning. She WAS intercepted by the news
Yacht of the New York Associated Press, and the fol
lowing summary of her news obtained.
The news Yacht reached this port shortly after noon
to-day.
The Fulton has 40 passengers for New York. She
bad strong Westerly winds Ia the Banks, but reports
having seen no ice. Tn. Fulton saw nothing Of the
Telegraph fleet.
The principal feature Of the adyices by this arrival
10 the important news from India.
INDIA.
Important news from ludis had been received in
England via telegraph from Malta.
Sir Hugh Rose had captured Calfee after having
been twice Intellectually attacked by the rebels. Ra.
pd pursuit was made OF the enemy, resulting in the
capture Of q large amount of stores OF guns, gunpow
der, elephants and ammunition.
Serious disturbances had occurred in the Bombay
Presidency, where d political agent, with his escort,
had been murdered by d band OF eight hundred re-
bels.
Fort Copsl has been taken by assault.
New Goond had $50 been stormed aud taken.
The Nizsins country was much disturbed by Arabs
and RobilIas.
Sir Colin Campbell had driven the rebels back from
Shejehsnpore and captured Mohundee.
Dude was still in a state of rebellion.
The rebels were approaching Lucknow, but the
city was fully defended and garrisoned, aud no alarm
was felt for its safety.
Sir E. Lugard had defeated the rebels at Ipgdsspore,
killing great numbers OF them.
Gwslior had been attacked and %plundered by the
rebels.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Queen had paid a visit 10 the Leviathan.
More steamers are to be put on the route between
Galway and America.
A calamitous fire had occurred in the London
Docks, doing damage 10 the extent Of one hundred
and fifty thousand pounds.
DR.. Livington's arrival at the Cape OF Good Hope
10 reported.
A proposition had been made TO send ciergymsn to
Parliament.
Mr.. Rirey, the horse tanner had exhibited his won
dertul exploits before the Queen.
The Prince Royal Of Sicily had been married to
the Duchess Maria Of Bavaria.
Piedmont persists in demanding indemnity in the
at air Of the Caglisiri.
FRANCE.
1t was runored that Admiral Hamelin will resign
the Marine Department, which devolves on Prince
Napoleon, Minister OF Algiers and the colonies.
The transportation OF sailing ships into steamers
was going on with much rapidity in France.
SPAIN.
Spain 10 much incenssd against England on the
slave question.
RUSSIA.
A Russian column was advancing into Caucasus.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrians are Fastening the construction of ten
new forts.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON Naturalization has been
more active, With an advance of fully I'D on all grades
since the Americas advioes. The sales for the three
days amount to 81 100 bales. of which spectators
took 5000 and exporters 4 900. The market closed
buoyant and active.
STATE OF TRADE rs MAScHEsrER.-The sdvices
from Manchester are more favorable, all kinds OF
goods having advanced.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurrs MARKET. The weather
continues favorable for the crops. Flour was steady.
Wheat firm, with an advance OF Id on red, which is
quoted at So Al a Ga, and white. ia n rs. Corn dull
yellow nominslly 3is; white 32s Cd a 33s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKsT.-Beef heavy
Pork steady. Bacon very dull. Lard inactive, and
quotations nomiDally SIS a jas cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-Turpentins dull
and sales unimpor,ant. Rosin dull at d. for common.
Ashes dull for both Pots and Pearls. Sugar steady.
Coffee steady. Rice steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKETING change had taken
place in the London money market.
Consols closed at 95ia95i for money, and 95ia96i
for the August account.
LONDON MARKErs.-Fiou and Wheat slightly
dearer. Tea firm. Sugar dull. Coffee inactive
Rice firm. Tsllow unallered. Iron heavy.