Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-12
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AoSSh br00 6uKOpNs
The steamship Fulton, from Havre and Soath.
amPton on the 30th ult., on passing Cape Race,
was Intercepted by the news yacht Of the Associ-
ated Press, and the following summary OF &c.
rews obsa.ned:
TIE Fulton has one hundred and forty passen-
gers Ger New York.
She had strong westerly winds to the Banks,
but reports having seen no ice.
2 TIE Fulton saw nothing of the telegraph feet.
The principal feature Of the sdvicrs by this at
rival is the important news from India.
GREAT BRITAIN
he Queen had paid visit to the Leviatkan.
More steamers are to be put on the route be-
tw cen Galway and America
DE-. Iivisgston's arrival at the Cape Of Good
Hope is reported r.F -
A proposition had been made TO send clergy
men to Parliament
Mr.. Rarey, the horse tanner, had exhibited his
wonderful exploits before the Queen.
A caiamitous fire had occurred in the London
Docks, doing damage to the extent of one hum
dred and fifty thousand pounds.
FRANCE
1t was rumored that Admiral Hamelin will re-
sign the Marine Department, which devolves on
Prince Napoleon, Minister Of Algiers and tie
Colonies.
The transformation of sailing ships into steam
ers was going on with great deal Of activity in
France.
... ITALY. ..
The Prince Royal OF sicily had been married
to the Duchess Maria, of Bavaria. .....
Piedmont persists in demanding indemnity in
the affair Of the Cagliari.
. SPAIN.
Spain is much incensed against England OF
the slave question. .
Russian column was advancing into the eau
casus.
AUSTRIA
The AustIians are Fastening the construction
Of ten new forts.
Important, news from India has been received
| In England via telegraph from Malta.
Sir Hugh Rose had captured Calpee, at: er hav-
ing been twice Intellectually attac ked by the re-
bells Rapid pursuit was made of the enemy,
resulting in the capture of large amount of
stores Of guns, gunpowder, elephants and ammr-
Severe disturbances had occurred in the Bonn
nay Presidency, where political agent, with
his escort, had been murdered by band of eight
hundred rebels
Fort CopaI had been taken by assault.
New Goond had also been stormsd and taken
The Nezam's country was much disturbed by
Arabs and ROhillas
Sir Colin Campbell had driven the rebels back
from Shahjehadpore and captured Mohundee
Dude was still In state of rebellion.
The rebels were approaching Lucknow, but
the city was fully d, Tended and garrisoned, and
no alarm was felt for its safety.
Sir E. Dugard had defeated the rebels at jug
despore, killing great numbers of them.
Gwallor had been attacked and plundered 10y
the rebels.
LIVERPOOL. - Cotton has been more active
with an advance of fully I'd on all grades since
the Americas advices. The marked closed
buovant and active.
The advices from Manchester are more favora-
BILE, all kinds of goods having advanced.
Tie we 4ther continued favOI able for the CROPS
Fionr was steady. Wheat firm, with an advance
OF id on red, which is quoted at SIS 4da6s, and
white 6sa7s Corn dull yellow NORMALLY 81;
Beef heavy. Pork steady. Bacon very dull
Lard inactive and quoted n0minaly 54sa5is6d
Turpentine dull and sales unmporiant Rosin
dull at As for common. Ashes dull for both Pots
and Pearls. Sugar steady. Coffee dull. Rice
steady.
LoNDoN.-No change had taken place in the
London money market. Consols closed at 959s d
s53a Tor money and 9jJ a95S for the August ac-
count.
Flour and wheat slightly dearer. Tea firm
Sugar dull. Coffee inactive. Rice firm. Tai
low unaltered. Iron heavy.