The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-08-27
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO san
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Gu ebec, Aug. %.

Quebec, Aug. %.
Great Britain Great anxiety was felt
in regard to the Atlantic Cable. The first
regular message from Newfoundland was
received at Nalentia on the night of the
9Th. The speed Of transmission is said to
be greater than was obtained at Plymouth
and the currents were apparently as strong
The shares continued to be quoted at
t9OO. No message except government
ones can be sent during the electrical exper-
iments, which were expected to occupy sew
cral weeks
The London Times reviews cditorially
tho lamentable condition of Mexico, and
concludes as follows: " 1t seems there
is nothing left for the United States but
to consummate the work they havo.begun,
and annex the lands Of Montezuma and
and Cortez, which even under the lash of
the slave driver will not regret the illu-
sion of the liberty of the Mexican Repub-
lie"
AS the Arabia was leaving Liverpool for
New York Oh the 9TH, an absconder from
New York, named Jas. Elton, who was
doubling on his pursurers by returning to
America, was arrested by the police and
lodged in Jail Nearly $4,000 in Amer
lean securities was found in his posses
sion.
The India Calcutta mail, July l4th,
and Madras 10th, had arrived at Alexan-
der. News of little Importance. The
Rebels had returned in force to the junglsc
of Juggcspore Gen. Layard had resign
ed on account of i'll health
The Gwalior rebels were believed to be
making for Beurthpoor.
Mannsingh was beseged at Shajurh by
the Begun army.
Gen. Whitloek's forces had captured
Ficrquan, in Bomba.
Hong Kong dates are to June 23d, and
Peiho, June 10th.
The Gunboats had advanced to Ticnsin
without opposition, and commanded both
the river and the great canal
The English and French ambassadors
were located ashore near Icnsia.
The American and Russian fleets had
followed the allies up the river
A Mandarin of high rank, the second
officer in the empire, had arrived from
Pckin, as special Commissioner, to ncgo-
tiatc
achievements continued to be dis
patched from Hong Kong.
Canton continued much disturbed
Several Europeans and Scpoys are report
ed as having been murdered.
France.-Thc papers TEEN with the
Chsrbours fetcs, which had concluded
with q banquet on board the LcBrctaguo
Queen Victoria left on the 9th under
a triple salute
The fetcs were continued on the 9TH Ey
the Inauguration of the Napoleon dock
and the launch Of the man-of- var Nllle de
Mates.
Tac consumption Of gunpowder during
the fctCs was enormous.
1t was rumorcd that Napoleon will re.
turn Nictor'a's visit in private friendly
way at Osborn during the autumn.
The Empires. had ordered pyramid Of
granite to be erected AT the head e the
new dock to rerpotuatc the Queens visit.
I lie tetcS terminated on the Sth with
the Inauguration Of the statue Of Napoleon.
The Emperor delivered pacific speech on
the occasion saying it to be pant Of his
destiny to accomplish ~ peace the great
designs conceived during war. He said
the Government would not wage war cx-
ccpt in defence Of the national honor and
the lr1at interest of TIC people
Liverpool Observation-Disclosures had
been favorable Tor crops and there had
been a general slight reduction in prices
of broadstufs.