The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-10
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YoRK June 9--The steamer Kangaroo, with
Liverpool dates to the Goth ult.. has arrived.
Later from India had been received but it is not
of general importance. G.-a
Parliament had held preliminary meeting the sub
ject Of the principalities.
The Arabia's advces arrived in Liverpool Sunday
morning the 22d ult
The Geographic feet would sail on the goth
The Omitted States ship Cruiser loaded with tea,
lost off Prida shoals. The crew saved.
Lord Egn and bis colleagues WERE at the last advces
from China about to leave Shanghai for Picking, width
er the fleets would follow.
Later from India states that the rebels had been
driven Ausquzar with great loss and that Sir Colin
Campbell was marching Rohilcund. Sundry engage
ments reported in which the robes were defeated
Cotton of the Inst three days Is 900 bales at
decline of i'd including 1000 bales to Spectators and
l, 400 for export
Brcadstuffs All qualities are dull and declining The
weather had been favorable for the crops.
Provisions quiet
Consols 97B for money
Further Particulars or the Utah News.
ST. LOUIS June 8.-The Leavenworth correspondent of
the Republican learns from man who left Camp Scott
the 9Th Of May that the most advanced trains Rus
sell g. Mafer's and Waddlc's met the South
Platte. The trains getting along finely until they
reached the Big Blue vcr when the heavy rains caused
serious distractions.
An American, named Wnifafnss nvinB near Leavon-
worth, received letter, dated from Salt Lake city on
May 9Th, which represents everything quiet in the
valley.
Governor Cummings was in the city at that date The
people had abandoned the idea Of lighting and had
to work their farms.
The Independence correspondent of the Republican
writing June 4th says that the Salt Lake mail of April
18th, had arrived, bringing news that Express had
reached Camp Scott from Governor Cummings stating
that hs had besn wellrecved It Salt Lake city, and that
Brigham Young willing 10 transfer all his authority
and had informed his followers to recognise Mr.. Cum
ming the future Governor, and to aid him In the dis
charge Of his duties.
The New Hampshire Legislature.
Coxconp June s.---The democratic caucus tonight
nominated Hon. John Wells for United States senator
The Statesman of this evening has strong article against
the reelection of John Hale. Notice given In the
house to-day Of bill to extend the telegraph facilities in
New Hampshire peaion for the purpose Il signed
by r. o. j. Smith
The house republican osucus was fully attended this
evening Ono hundred and ninety ballots cast
on the nomination for United States senator Of which
Tuck rs.
Capsize Of . Pleasure Boat and Less Of Lsfe.
Bosrox june 8.--During thunder shower this
noon the new schooner Prairie Fowcr with thirty five
psssengess on board capsizsd In harbor. Two
men were drowned and boy miwng, but the latter
probably picked up, - he was near ono Of num-
brought them to the city. The schooner belonged TO
saen and the passengers were taking pleasure trip 70
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BaiIread Dialculties- --The y. ". Central and
sH, Erie Roads At War;
BUFFALO June ga difficulty exists between the Erie
and Central Railroads At Batavia of threatening cha
placed train of freight