The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-04-30
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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ARRIVAL or THE CANADA

Halifax, April %.
The Canada has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 10th.
Provisions and breadstuffs quiet.
The Canada brings ZOO in specie
The Grand Jury in London had indict.
ed Bernard, Allscp, and others, for felony
in attempting to kill the Emperor Of
France
Some English flibustcrs established
themselves for a time on one Of the Spice
Islands, fortified a village aud levied con-
tributions.
On the approach Of the Dutch troops,
they left.
The London Times city article hopes
that the projected abolition by the banks
Of n. Y, OF allowing interests on current
deposits, will give additional Impulse to
the consideration of the point in England
1t was expected that the invitation would
be issued for the Indian loan on the day
the Indian sailed-four per cent deben-
lures Pedecmable in seven years. z e
first amount to be raised would be IS 600,
900.
Large policies of insurance were said
to have been offered in England for The
dispatch of specie to New York.
y serious misunderstanding is reported
between the Emperor and Prince Napo-
leon.
The latest news from Lucknow is to
the morning Of March 18th, when nearly
all the city was in possession Of the Brit
ish-few rebels remaining in it,
Gen. Outram having turned the enemy's
line of works in the canal. The Mutt.
n ers were stormed BY ir Edward Lugard
and the line of works seized IN the 9Th.
Bank House was also occupied Oh the
llth Jungbahoovdar moved into line
in tho 03rd rosimont, supported by che
And and stormcd the Begum's palace
The British loss was less than 100 killed
and wounded. The loss Of the enemy
was 800. Gen. Outram, on The north
side Of the Goomtee, seized on the Storm
bridge and cut up 500 men of the enemy
on the same day, The buildings in ad
vance of the the Bcgum's Palace were |
occupied On the 18th the Imaum Bar
racks was stormed. The Goorkhas assist
ed. The Kalzcerabah was entered, and
after fight lasting all day, was solidly
occupied and "A guns taken zen. Dat
ram then crossed the iron bridge and
opened fire on the flying enemy. The
enemy rushed by the artillery on the 10th |
from the city in great numbers Two
columns of cavalry and artillerywerc sent
out after them
Sir Hugh Ross, with the I'd brigade of
the Central India field force, was moving
on Shase.
The rcbcllious districts of Shafood,
had been annexed to the British territory |
by Sir Robert IIamil on.
The first brigade is besicged at Thun-
derce
The fugitives from Lucknow were main
ly for Rohilcund.
There was panic in Calcutta on the
evening of the Sd of March The
President of the Council called on the
and placed cannon on the
bridges. Information had been received
that the barrack Of poor Sepoys, who were
10 relieve the fo.t garrison, were TO
that arms and attack the city All, however
passed off quietly.
The Arabs in the vacinity of AID IN had
stopped up the roads and intercepted the
supplies on the way to the fort. The
Commander of the garrison attacked them
IN the 18th of March-20 or 30 Of the
enemy are said to have been killed, with .
tut casualty to the British. The roads
however again interrupted, and the Arabs
assembled in larger numbers than before,
,ut it was reported that another success
III sortie had been made, the Arabs sub
hitting, and that they were on friendly
ooting
CHINA.-Hong Kong dates are to Feb
uary 9th. The braves were mastering
n large numbers around Canton, deter
nj ned on an attempt to retake the city.
The representatives of the allied pow /,
rs were preparing for their departure
orthward, but it is said visiting Pekin
) given up.
The Iufexible, with Yeh az prisoner
rived at Singapore of the first of March
Dispatches are said TO have reached
Paris from Canton, demanding reinforce /;
lents as the Chinese showed no disposition
} negotiate for peace.
p&5" Geo. w. Stovell, formerly Bap. ,
st minister, was executed at New Or
cans, on the 7th, for the murder of Mary
lay Durand
lVorJor ~ $50. C,..1.~..:. III