, 1858-03-19
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the most important for several months, en-
bracing India news, important financial and
commercial intelligence, and the decsaso Of
a number of prominent personages.
The European Times says the Indian
news startled the whole country. Annex
ed is the official dispatch:
"MMTA, Jan. 6.-The steamer CaradOe
has arrived with important intelligence
from India. General Havelock died on
the 25th November, of dysentery, brought
on by exposure and anxiety. On the 9th
November an affair took place near Gavin
pore between General Windham's division
and the Gwalior mutineers, in which the
British troops retreated, with the loss Of
tents of the sixty-fourth, the eightysscond,
and the eighty-eghth regiments, three
thousand 10 number, which were entirely
burned by the enemy. The sixty-fourth
regiment is reported as nearly cut up"
The papers contain extended obituary
notices of Generals Havelock, Radetzky,
ReSchid Pacha, and Madam Rachel. The
latter died at her estate of Cannes, aged
thirty Shortly before her decsase
she divided her fortune equally between
her children and her parents
Field Marshal Radezky, the Wellington
Of Austria, died at Milan, on the 9th Of
Jan, of paralysis of the lungs, aged ninety.
Reschid Pacha, Grand Viezier Of Turkey,
died of apoplexy, on the 9Th January.
The Tines says that in his death Turkey
lost an able administrator--one who was
capable Of retrieving her finances, and ex-
tending her commerce, and whose high
position made it easy for the cabinet to
deal with the rival pretensions Of European
powers.
All hopes Of the recovery Of the King Of
Prussia had disappeared. He has lost his
intellect, and rumor says he will abdicato
in favor of Prince Frederick. Asthe latter
has recently married the Princess Royal Of
England, she will, in the event Of his Abdi-
cation, become Queen Of Prussia. at
Financial affairs in England and on the
continent were improving. ia aga
The LEvIArH1N.AThe cost Of launching
the LsuiathaR steamship is now estimated
at $500,000. Yesterday nearly twenty
feet was accomplished in an almost contin-
uous movement Of short slips Of one and
two inches at q time After dinner further
progress was adjourned tilI high water TO-
day, when the remaining feet to the bot
tom Of the launching ways is expected to
be accomplished 1t Is expected that she
will be moved down the rest Of the ways
to-day, in about an hour, and finally she
will be hauled Of into the river by Troll
mans anchor. laGs sssl
A Madrid paper says that Spain win
give no satisfaction to America for the III
Dorado affair rn'
The marriage Of the Prince Of Prussia
has been prolonged three months, owing 70
the Kings continued illness.
The specie in the bank Of England at
last accounts, amounted to $4,000, 900.
A rebellion against The government Of
the HudsOn's Bay Company has just bro.
ken out in the Red River country.
Dates from Bombay to the cath Of De
cember had reached Alexandra, but no
further Intelligence from Dude or Cawnporo
was received. The garrison at Eutehporo
had been so hard pressed BY the insurgents
that they were compelled to take up o
more secure position. Col. seaton had
defeated q body Of the mutineers and cap
tured several pieces Of ordnance. Other
engagements had taken place without de-
cisive results Tranquility prevailed gen
orally throughout the Pu1jad, Scinds, and
Bengal. W
The Queen Of Spain, at the opening Of
the COrtes, had announced the intention Of
the government to accept the mediation OF
France and England in the difficulty be-
tween Spain and Mexico.
An attrocious attempt 10 take the life
Of Louis Napoleon was made BY several
Italian conspiratOrs as be was entering the
Opera House in Paris, BY the explosion Of
projectiles, one Of which pierced bis hat
The explosion was so terrific that Eve per
sons were killed and sixty wounded, eleven
Of whom are in a dangerous condition.
The Emperor and Empress drove out in an
open carriage on the following day, and
were enthusiastically cheered BY the peo-
pie. Many arrests had been made, inclu.
ding two Italian Counts, 0rsini and Pierre.
The police Of Paris had been forewaFnsd Of
the attempt on the life Of the Emperor.