Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

noM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, April 9Th. $500 -. D..
t I've poor, with dates to the 27th ult' Arrived
arriv,d ont on az s.,, rhe steamer AngIo-saxon
Parliament proceedings have been u,,,o,o,,,,,
IL ne 19vefnment had introduced its indIa bill.
merston's, hut the details different NJ
The appointment OF Pelissier ambassador IN
England was giving general satisfaction
geographic dispatch from Madrid saws that
the Government had introduced the project OF a
law aboiishing slavery in the Spanish territories
several changes have been made in the EnaIsh
pp,pioinaiic service. Mr.. Champion goes to
The British engineer. Watt, who was impris-
baS ~ q. Naple< has arrived in England. Parks
In Parliament. Mr. Roebuck ,,oved the .ho,,
ton OF The Vice-Royalty of Ireland. The preyious
question was negatived
me me Ilmss, Paris correspondent believe. that
,isb ,iii,n,e swarm partisan for the Eng
The United States frigate Niagara. on her ma.
sage ont, on several occasions ran over 300 mile.
in % hours Wv '
1t is reported that Allsop has offered 10 .ur,e,.
der himself, provided the British government
will be at the cost Of his defence.
The British exports for February shows a de-
crease Of more than f2,OoO 900 compared with
| last year.
II was supposed that most OF the India loan
would be taken by joint stock banks. The bid
dings range from o. to 100. The supply Of money
was abundant, and the applications at the bank
ana not Increased on Friday. There was a bet
yer demand at ? Aa2S discount. The terms for
| long paper advanced to 4 and even per cent.
Accounts from India say that Sir Colin Camp
| oeli, with hheen regiments Of European infantry
| ana three regiments Of European cavalry and
| uetdcnHlents OF two others of native cavalry,
with 20 heavy guns and mortars and IS field
pieces, had crossed the Ganpes and the attack
| on Lucknow was expected To commence februa-
| ~ 9th, when jung Buhsdurs and Gen Franks
| forces, Il, 600 strong would reach Lucknow
| Russian camp OF 100, 0D men has been formed
! IN Poland and may be considered as a manifee-
| tation against Austria.
| Eight hundred Monteneprips had violated
AUSTRIAN territory and penetrated Hergegina.
Forty entered Sutorma and burned everything.
| Turkey refuses TO submit to the treaty for the
\ Navigation OF the Danube.
Several irregular corps were being organized
| In Bosnia by wealthy Beys
| The MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, March 20 Cotton Sales Of the
| on speculation, and 500 bales for export. The
market opened at an advance Of LAX but the
| Steamers news caused a decline OF . mid
ding qualities. Lower qualities have declined
I'd on the rates per steamer Persia. sales on
| rday estimated AT 600 bales, including Loo
bales for export and Hke amount for specua-
ton. The market closed quiet Orleans fair "a;
| mddiing Is Mobile fair7 9-l6. Stock In port
| io2.OOO bales, including 29i 900 bales American
cotton. There is but little inquiry and prices
Flour is dull and prices irregular Corn is
steady at BIS 6ds3is. Sugar j. quiet, but prices
steady. Coffee is dull. Rice il quiet Rosin IL
| steady. Spirits turpentine dull. Bark is dull.
The provision market is quiet and generally un-
| changed
4 The money market Is generally unchanged
| Money is abundant. Bullion in the Bank OF
| England has increased f772 90.
| The Ffeshet In the South.
| NEW ORLEANS, April 10 The rise In the
| Mississippi is the highest ever known The
| whole country on both sides, from Napoleon 10
| Lake Providence, is submerged, and Immense
damage has been done. crevasse is feared
| and precautions have been taken. The river is
still rising.
| Sailing of Stesm.rs.
Il NEW YORK. Anil Id The NanderlIIt LA