Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
Sr. JOINS. n. F., June IL.

| ST JOHNS II. F., June II.
The o. s mail steamship Vanderbilt, Captain
Higgins which left Havre in the morning and
COWes at IL minutes past o'clock on the 9Th inst,
passed Cape Race at o'clock this morning. She
had I95 passengers and the French aud English
mails Her advices from London and Liverpool
are of the day Of sailing
/ The Vanderbilt intercepted on Cape Race
by the news yacht Of the New-York Associated
/ Press
The news by this arrival is OF highly interesting
nature embracing later aud important news from
/ India and accounts Of a fearful eruption Of Mount
/ Vesuvius be ide other items Of moment which aIe
| appended.
| A week later news had been received in England,
| via Alexandria and the telegraph, from Malta
| Sir Hugh Rose had met the rebels and defeated
them with great slaughter. no less than four hun
/ dred having been left dead on the field.
The rebels were collecting at Calssea, where they
/ were making another stand against the British
| Nena Sahib seems TO have become somewhat
alarmed for his own safety, aud attempted 70 escape
TO Central India His retreat was, however, cut oh.
A detachment Of Europeans and GhOOrkas had
been repulsed by the rebels in the mountains.
From China, also, later advices had been re-
/ eeiyed by telegraph from Malta. They embrace,
however, nothing Of a startling nature.
| A despatch from Pekin directs the Plenipoten-
tiaries Of the Western Powers TO return to Canton
/ as the new Imperial Commissioner is gathering his
forces 10 Teeapture the city, aud was expected to
succeed
The London papers contain interesting articles
in reference to the outTages on American vessels in
| the Gulf of Mexico. The despatch says nothing
of any further proceedings in Parliament in rela-
ton thereto, and the presumption Is that nothing
had occurred
eruption of Mount Yesuvius, causing the loss Of
many lives and large amount OF property.
The French Mediterranean squadron, which the
advices per the Europa stated 10 have sailed from
Toulon with sealed orders, had concentrated in the
Affairs between France and Spain look eOmPli,
Gated.
The French Ambassador had returned to Paris.
The reason is not stated.
| The insurreciion in the Island Of Gambia was
increasing in strength and 10 other districts Of
the Island the natives have risen ngainst the az
thorities.
M. Depene, the editor Of Figaro, who was
wounded in tia duel with NJ Hyere. Of the army,
was much improved in health.
The English papers contain Interesting details
Of the recent experiments made with the Atlantic
cable and of the proposed course Of action Of the
expedition for laying it between Ireland and
Newfoundland
Can't. Higgins, of the steamship Vanderbilt de-
livered European adyies TO the News Yacht Of the
NY. Associated Press of Cape Race in Z days
and 10 hours, and the news was placed upon the
wires in less than days and 20 hours from South
amptou This is quicker by more than "a hOurI
than European intelligence has ever before been
| received in the U. S, but may be beaten By Capt
Jenkins, Of the Persia, who intends TO place hi
news in this city next Saturday days from LiT'
| erpool in season for the evening papers. We shall
Should the anticipatiOns Of the friends OF the
Atlantic Telegraph be realized, we shall be abl'
TO receive daily and hourly intelligence from al
parts of Europe on and after about Monday week
| LIVERPOOL aARKCTS-The Cotton Market 0psns,
buovnf but closed quiet weaker puces though ther
no quufabe change Tue sales for three caFs iot u
2l0o bales 0f which speeu4ofs took S7 bales and e1
Brsadsfuss-Quet with d0waward tendency Richsri
| arisan spence = Co report -
saIsSI being decline OF Is BatImors zlsslls6J OH
Ths-i@Quts duh with slight decline all ,Or;s Ofred
to quotations southern white IsiASd western es1
oDaiI. White very difieult 20 sell svea al Cd de
cline; the quotations are While s1sd' snd yeiS .
j Beef-Quiet but steady
P1rk-Quiet and hrm-
I4Td-Hsasy at S. being the highest Suction bid fo
P'i'sifl 'Tiailo~-DulI and Quoted nominal al SIS
ROgln-Steady Al asz4s3d for co1mon.
Coffee and Susar-Quief-
Rlce-Heavy.
Ard Pearls quoted AZ 31sed s3ss.
| suiri,s of Tur5eutino-Stsady a. As.
LONDON MAEKETs-Monoy unchansej; COns1ls for &C
WI WRss: al sSi liOur-DuIl and sOmsvhat Isusr
C0itOl-Dul
| Cnfse-Fim-
Rice-HeaEY.
Salfpetre-FIm
| Mnlasses-VeTy active.
| Iallow-Slow Of sale