American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-29
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.

QuEsEc. Saturday, July 24-The steam
er ludian, with Liverpool dates to the 18th.
has arrived. The Agemsmnou had return
ed to Queenstown, and the heet was TO start
on the l7Ih to make another attempt. The
Europa arrived out on the 10th and the
Vanderbilt on the 18Th, The Mahamus-
dams rose on the Christians at Jeddah, and
mastered upwarhOf twenty, including the
English and FFent'h Consuls. Three Brit.
ish men ofwArehad been ordered there.
The House Of Lords passed the bin to
permit the House Of Commons TO admit
Jews into Psrliament. In the House Of
Commons. Mr.. H att moved to, diseoutipue
the practice of authvtizing ,man of war TO
visit and search vessels under foreign & acs
with a.view to suppressing the slavs-trade.
He contended that England ought to aban.
don futile efforts on the coast Of Africa
Mr.. Oarllwell denied that the efforts were
futile. and urged contiuuance Of a block
aiding squsdrou. Mr.. Fitzgerall. on thu
part Of the government. agreed with Mr..
Carwell, and stated that the difficulties
with America had been swept aPay, and
Lord N ,pier had sent despatch. saying
Mr.. Cass assured him that America gave
earnest consideration to anv proposals ol
the ver6cation Of the nationality Of ves'
sells. Palmerston opposed the resolution,
which was elected by 1913 to "a, The
Times saIiriS the visit Of the Queen to
Cherbourg, and calls on the government,
to man thelarge Channel fleet. or otherwise
prepare for defence. Two fireworks man.
ufaotories in London exploded. About
one hundred persons injured; some fa'al-
". ,Itis reported that Sir Allan McNat
is to be the first Governor of New Gale
donia. 'sfe' ats FRI
The Chamber Of Commerce memorial
lied government to protect British rightl
7 in the matter Of the forced loans in Mex
CO. tits rumored that government in.
tends to ask power to raise a loan OF three
millions for the purifration the Thames
The money can readily be obtained at 21
The fotilla that is to accompany tht
Queen to Cherhourg consists Of six sail o
the line. twenty four frigates, and flotill
steam yacht. sHH
The Times encourages the idea Of tn,
annexation Of Cuba to United States.
There is a visible improvement in com
mercial affairs in France. -,l'
There are large orders from the Unite
States. F.''
There are rumors Of another conspiracy
and the arres' Of I'aians implicated.
| The budget Of Cuba for the next yea
presents surplus Of nc, ,oO0. 900 reals.
1t isreported that Naples offered tn
owners Ct the CAgliar a hundred thousan
for the detension Of the vessel, but it We
declined insufficient .iAfi HI' i
INDIA Sir Colin Campbell still hel
\ out at Futteghur. e0e 5,'sS 81
i Snienda is reported to have been beate
by the rebels and arrived at Agra. TIL
rebels were becoming trou' lesome in Ger
trail India, an ! were occu?ying many for
from, which they had been driven.
CHINA. The Allied h-et was anchorp
loft Peiko, the six days SLOWED for arepl
having expired. rr'
4 A s'eamer had taken up two gun boa
aud l5o sappers 5000 p
? A French transport with 900 marine il
fantry had arrived.
TIE French got two gun-boats over II
bar of Peiko. but two English dispatc
boats had stuck fast.
The capture of the forts at the mouth
the river was expected in a few days.