The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-02-05
0stus Mattns.
Details Of the Indian News.
New YoRK, Jan. 81.


The steamship Kangaroo, with
dates from Liverpool to the 18th
inst, four days later than those fur.
nished by the Europa, arrived at
tn port at s o'clock this evening.
The steamship Canada arrived
ont on the 18th instant.
The English papers are filled Will:
the details Of the intelligence from
India.
Sir Colin Campbell has evacuated
Lucknow.
General Outram remains at Alcm-
bsgn with q strong division.
General Windham, after defeating
the Gcwallin contingent, was him
self defeated by surprise and his
camp destroyed.
The Gewallin mutineers subse.
qucntly beaten by Gen. Sir Colin
Campbell, md again by Gen. Grant,
with the lcss OF all their guns, stores
&c.
Tic Dude insurgents were push
ing to the southward.
All was quiet at the Panjaub.
The Indian mail brings further
news from Canton. The Admiral
and Tie principal portion Of the Eng
li>h hal gone up the Canton river
and an attack was expected on tho
arrival ot reiniorccments.
Lord Eigin had gone to Macoa.
Teas wore quiet at Shanghai.
The French papers furnish no
news of Importance from France.
, The launch of the Lcviathsn was
daily progressing and it was expect
ed to be completed in a few days.
The Spanish Cortez had been
opened.
The Queens speech alludes to the
meditation OF France and England
onthe Mexican question, but in what
strain the despatch to the London
papers does not state.
Ali Pacha succeeds Rcdsclid Pa.
cha as Grand Vizer Of Turkey.
1t is said that the Russians have
ceased to interfere in the navigation
on the Circassian coast.
The British ship of-war Sappho'
has captured SLAYER of one thou
sand tons burthen on the West coas
of Africa.
The SLAYER was run ashore to pre-
vent capture, and after throwing
overheard eight hundred of the nc
groes, the crew escaped to the shore
in their boats. Half of the negroes
4 thrown overheard were drowned
, Four hundred more were found OF
board the SLAYER, which was subse
quently burned to the waters edge.
The Indian mails fully confirm til,
!, death Of Gen. Havelock.
HALIFAX, Jan. %. 1858.
The Cunard steamship Canada
with dates from Liverpool to Satur
day, the 10th inst, three days late
, than those furnished by the Kanga
(; roo, arrived at this port this morn
ing.
4 The Canada passed the Persi,
bound for Liverpool. The acciden
. to the Ariel occurred on the evenin,
g OF the 9th inst.
n The Canada arrived at o'cloc
Q this morning and sailed tt. Sh
i will be due in Boston on Frida
= evening.
She brings the welcome intel
. gence, of the Vanderbilt stesmshi
3 Ariel, which put into Cork on til
3 18th met, having broken her mai
,fIshatt.
!, BreadstufTs dull and declining.
b Provisions quiet.
8, The steamer Ariel, which put
,. at Cork, had encountered very g.
,r we're weather.
Z. An attempt had been made on II
ID life OF the Emperor OF France, b,
n failed, although his hat was pierce
'g by the projectile.
'e The steamer Leviathan was nea
s.,'|ly at the end of her launching way
y Little else can be done until Il
~ high tides Of January to float her.
The English money market W
is decidedlyeasier, and financial affai
u. were recovering from the late seve
{ etshock. o e,,1l,sg1- N.t.
a Another. suspension is announce
n. however, that ofC, F. Gray & Son
80 engaged IN the London and Cana
,lItrade. oqos ctl 20 rg.l nj ,i.e,,,
be The American ship Adriat
m m which was eopfscsted by the FEsn