The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-10
From sLurODe.

! Inc 1fF,c1, IRON Liverpool. June 18th,
arrived at New York on Thursday The
following Is the telegraph report OF the news
from Europe:
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant.
Government was getting large nlajor.ties
| during the progress of the new India ill
( Debates in the British parliament on the
/ French free labor scheme excited iadigna-
| ton IL France,
/ 1t was reported that Spain had applied 10
! France for support against British pressure
( il the matter Of the slave trade around the
coast OF Cuba. The application was met
( with cHcoIrag cement.
| Hong Kong dates OF May 9TH rcceiycd-
News unimportaut. General di.trust pre-.
/ vailed at Canton.
The Lord NJ yor Of London had given
another banquet TO the Ministers, at which
the Chrncelior Of Exchequer made the poll
teal speech of the evening. In abiding to
the American d fiiculties, B'lsraeli said
81 may perhaps advert to circumstances
which have cast transient cloud but a
light one, | hope, upon the relations which
exist between US and our trans Atlantic
kinsmen. United as we are by the ties Of
common descent, common language, similar
laws, and OF free institutions, any misunder-
standing between us is a matter deeply TO
be depored. The United States have
evinccd their identity of race with usEby
the sensitive jealousy which they have ex-
hibitcd in favor of their national rights, but
| trust the represe nations which have been
made 10y my excellent friend, the Minister
from the United States, and the mode in
which they had been met by Lord Malmcs-
bury, will very soon restore those feelings
Of complete ami,y which have been rutlicd
by this ,ritling difference"
The returns of the British Board OF Trade
for May show falling off Of upwards Of
81 200, Geo as compared with tho same
month last year. There had however, been
large increase in imports Of al kinds of
brea lstuifs
TIE presidential condition Of the Thames
RIVER waa the common topic in London
The :,ew houses OF Parliament were so much
affected by it, IA to seriously impair the
health Of the members.
Shocks Of earthI uakes continued at Ma
plies. tremendous hurricane had also oc-
CURED, and at Sala 80 houses wore demol-
ished, and many people killed; also several
villages were destroyed by dcluge of rain.
Calcutta dates to the 18Th are received
Shahjehanporc had been relieved, but was
subsequently threatened by %, 600 men un
der the Begun.
During Gen, Grants absence, Colin Camp
bell had crosse the Ganges.
The heat was intense The troops at
Lucknow unhealthy The garrison reduced
TO ., 900 infantry.
Olensingh had crossed the Gauges and
menaced the Bombay route. The rebels
had commenced an attack upon Jungapore,
and troops were Fastening to its relief
A conspiracy had been developed in the
4th native infantry in the Punjaub, andihe
ringeaders hung.
The Rajah Of Chamdah, on the Hydera-
bad, had rcbGllcd. Several skirmishes re-
ported
Dates from Hong Kong to May 9th re-
ceived. Much uneasiness at Canton. The
inhabitants are deserving the city.
Letters from Beyront Syria, mention out
RACES by priests upon an American Mission
airy named Dpdd. The American Consul
at Bayrout had asked for redress
LONDON, Satqrday.-The Duly Ners' city
article states that the news from India was
considered discouraging, and funds rather
Setter, closing at a reduction OF 8 per cent
Tie demand for money was so active that
few TRANSACTIONS took place below the Bank
minimum rate.
A private letter from India Iii the Daily
News, says the people at home are sanguine
OF a speedy termination Of the mutiny. We
have not enough forces.
mr. Bright confesses that his object is to
abolish the Indian Empire.