American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX. April 9.-The Cunard steam
ship America, With Liverpool dates to the
eth ult., three days later than previous
adviees. arrived here at halfpast three
this afternoon, 81 4 ( - 1
LoNDoS. March e6th.-Mouey. contin-
ues abundant and generally unchanged. 4
The bullion in the bank OF England has
increased fT7R 600 sterling.
Consols for money quoted at 97fs974'
and for account at 97a'97t
GREAT BRIrAIN.--A new lndia bill is TO
be introduced in the British Parliament by
Mr.. D1sraeli, the main features OF which
are similar to that propose by Lord
Malmesbury, though the details are diff
arent. The House gave Mr.. ID 'Istaeli
leave to bring in the bill, the provisions OF
which he explained.
In the House Of Lords, on the Goth ult,,
Lord MaImesbury, in referring to the case
Of the British engineers imprisoned at Ma
pies, said that Mr.. Watt had arrived in
England, and Mr.. Parks had been liberated
on bail.
In the House Of Commons. Mr.. Griffith
asked the Chancellor Of the Exshequer il
it was the opinion Of the law officers offhe
Grown that the capture Of the Caghani
was illegal.a and whether it was intended to
demand full and ample compensation for
the engineers. 3, t.sl dz
Mr.. DIsraeli declined answering the
question.
Mr.. R:eback brought forward IN the
House motion for the abolition of the
Vice Royalty Of Ireland.
Af:er some debate, motion for the
previous question was regatived by 1877
majority.
In the House Of Lords, the sanitory con-
dition of the army was debated; the min
istry promised the adoption of the neces-
airy improvements.
In the House OF Commons it was an
no1nced that the government had no na.
terials 10 justify the prosecution Of the Di
srectors of the Western Bank of Scotland.
1t was also announced that the Govern
ment had nointention Of introducing any
measure in regard to the passing of tolls
and local dues on shipping this session,
A medal is to be granted to all the troops
in India, and a clasp for those that served
at Delhi and Lucknow.
The appointment Of Gen. Peissier as
French Ambassador at London is highly
satisfactory.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times says that Pelissier is a warm friend
Of the English alliance.
1t appears from the log OF the United
States steam frigate Niagara that on seye.
raj occasions she made over three hundred
miles in twenty four hoars. The passage
would have been quicker, but for lad
quality Of coal. aaaY
1t is reported that Allsop has offered tc
surrender himself for trial, provided the
Government will be at The cost of his de-
fense. tfw -w-.t I.r4r
The returns of the Board Of Trade show
a falling off Of the exports of February ex
ceeding 62, 900, 900 sterling compared
with the same month last year. sar
A tslegrsphic dispatch received from
Madrid states that tee Government ha'
introduced project Of law abolishinl
slavery n the Spanish Territories. r.
The Notifications Of Malta are to be aug
mented immediately. y.a1sta ..ae.fsi.
The decision Of the Court Of Admiral
Z ity, in the case Of the collision Of tho ship
Tusan and An 1rew Foster. has been con
8 6rmed. lfH. -.a.e q ..I.
f The steamer Nova Scotia, built for th
, Canadian trade. has been launched.
8 Several changes have oeen made in tn
$ English diplomatic service. Mr.. Cramp
o ton goes to Russia; Mr.. Buchanan. Minis
t ter at Copenhagen. succeeds Lord How'd
0 en- at Madrid; Mr.. Elliott. Secretary of LIE
i. CATION at Vienna. succeeds Mr.. Buchanan
t Mr.. Howard. Secretary of Legation, sue
ceeds Lord Normandy as sMinister at Flor
h ence, and Lord Chelsea succeeds Mr.
h Howard at Paris .l ..a... ,....
Q Nothing officially has trsnspired regard
D ing the the Indian Loan. 1t was suppos
Q ed that the gre ter part OF the loan vii
: be taken by joint Stock Banks and Insur
ance companies, so that 1t will be scarcely
heard OF iu the money market.
1t was also supposed that the bidding
will range from ninety.eight to one hun
dred. M as-.zsaa f4s.nrr