Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25
-Four DAY. Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF W AsHlNGTo

N.
New YORK, May % The steamship City
Of Washington, from Liverpool on the 18th,
arrived here this evening. The steamer AZ
RIGA arrived out on the 9.h
The House of Commons have disagreed to
the Lords amendment to the Jew bill, and
have admitted Baron Rpthschild member
of the committee to confer with the Lords.
Sir Henry Bulwer is appointed Minister to
Constantinople, and Hon Edward Erskine,
Secretary Of Legation at Washington.
Resolutions had been proposed 10 the
House of Commons by Mr.. Cardwell, and by
Lord Shaitesbury in the House Of Lords,
cepsrring the Government for the publication
Of their despatch to the Governor G eneral Of
India in respect to Dude. Lord Ellen borough
assumed all the responsibility of the publica-
ton and has resigned. Hi, resignation has
been accepted. The resolutions of GEN.
sure were to be considered the day after the
sailing of the steamer. The L)ndon Times
says that the resolutions will be supported
by Lord Russell aud the Peel party, as well
as by Palmerston. Speculations were rife
as to whether Ministers would resign or dis
solve Parliament in the event Of the resolu-
tions being passed.
All the submarine cable is now on board
the Niagara and Agamemnon. Both ships
are to depart on an experimental trip on the
25tb. They we're only awaiting the compile
ton of the paying-out machinery.
The Paris conference is further postponed
for few days.
Sonor Dez the Spanish Minister Of the To-
terror, has resigned.
Calcutta dates are to the 9h of April
The All Bengal light cavalry. lGO strong,
have been brought to c0urt-martiai; sixty
were sentenced to be hung and the remain
der transported for life. Col. Ssatoo's for
ces bad beaten the enemy. taking three guns.
Roblcund is in possession Of the rebels, who
are said to be 100000 strong. A summer
campaign in R)bi!ound was deemed invitable.
All quiet in China.
Letters from Paris report that important
notifications Of the new Law for the protec-
ton of the public safety we're under consider
alton.
The G lzette de France in commenting on
an article of the Constitutional on the future
organic alton of the Priucipalities, questions
the semi-ufficisl character assumed by said
article, aud excaims France will perhaps
stand alone in defence of the principles OF
union and of the interests OF the Christian
population, but this isolation is of little con-
sequence. Her voice will be appealed to for
the future, and the nations Of the world will
once more become acquainted with the shame
full policy of Austria and England"
Ia the smaller States OF Germany re-ac.
ton against the overgrown military establish
ments OF the German people becomes visible
in the national representation. The Saxon
representatives have just rejected the whole
var estimates Of that kingdom as being lar
too high.
The London Times says: "The withdraw
al of Senior Dez from the ministry of the H.
terror at Madrid, and the adjournment Of the
Cortes, must apparently be looked upon as
the mere commencement OF d government
crisis of far greater i'm portance."
The MARKErs.-The Liverpool cotton mar
ket had partially advanced ! per 10. Sales
Of the three days 10000 tales, including
5000 on speculation aud 5000 for export
Manchester market was reported firm.
Flour was dull and nominally unchanged.
Wheat dull; red 6s.; white Is ais 81. Corn
firm; white 36s; yellow GAS. 81 (d35s. Beef
heavy. Pork and bacon firm. Lard quiet,
choice being quoted at SIS. Resin dull, and
all qualities slightly declined. Spirits CT
turpentine firm. Consols 97ta! for &C.
count. American securities slow Of sale at
unchanged rates.