The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

QUEBEC, July 21.-The steamer Indian, with
Liverpool dates to the nth, has arrived.
The Agammemmon had returned to Queens
town, and the fleet was to start on the 18th to
make another attempt s.# H-'
The MahOmmedans rose on the Christians at
Scddah, and maSSacTeed upwards of twenty per-
sons, including the English and French Con-
su!s. Three British men of.war were ordered
there.
The House ofLords passed the hill to permit
the Commons to admit Jews in Parliament, as
also reasons for ohjecting TO the Commons bill
In the House OF Commons Mr.. HUT moved
to discontinue the practice Of authorizing men
ol-war tovisit and search vessels under foreign
flags with a view ofsuppressing the slave trade.
He contended that England ought to abandon
the futile efforts on the coast of Africa.
Mr.. Caidwell denied that those efforts were
futile, and urged the continuance Of the block
aiding squadron.
Mr.. Fitzgerald on the part OF the Govern
ment agreed with Mr.. Cardwell, and stated
that the difficulties with America had been
swept away, and that Lord Napier had sent a
dispatch saying that Mr.. Cass had assured him
that America would give earnest consideration
to any proposal for the veriHcaton Of the ma
tionaltv Of vessels.
Lord PalmerSton opposed the resolution
which was rejected by "a to 1873
The Times satirizeS the visit of Victoria at
Chez borg and calls on the government to man IA
large channel feet and otherwise to prepare for
defence.
Two fire works manu- factories in London ex-
ploded; about one hundred persons were inur-
ed, some fatally.
1t is reported that Sir Allen McNah will be
the first governor Of New Caledonia
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce had
nemoralizel the government to protect British
rights in the matter OF the forced loan in Mex
co.
1t is rumorcd that the government intend to
ask power TO raise loan Of three millions for
the puiifcaton ofthe Thames.
Money is readily obtainable at 2,ls and in
some instances for less
a fota which will accompany the Queen to
Chcrborg will consist OF six sails ofthe line, SIX
dieates anda steam yacht.
The Times encourages the idea Of the annex
alton Of Cuba to the United States.
There is a visible Improvement in CONNER
cial affairs.
FRANcE.-Large orders have been received
from the United States
The budget of Cuba for the next year pre-
sents surplus OF a hundred millions OF reals
1t is reported that Naples offered the owners
OF the Cagliari S1O0,00U for the detention Of the
vessels but they declined it as insufficient.
ISDrA.-Sir Colin mpbell is Still at Futtcg
hur. Seindia is reported to have been beaten
by the rebels and arrived at Agra. The rebels
are becoming troublesome in Central India and
are re occupying mrny forts from which they
had been driven. @
CHISA.--rhe allied feet will anchor off the
mouth oil Pei IIo. The six days allowed FOR
reply having expired the steamer had taken up
two gun boats and one hundred and fifty sup
Fer<.
= a French transport with 900 marine infantry
had arrived. The French got two gun boats
over the bar Of Penio, but two English dispatch
boats had stuck fast. The capture Of the forts
at the mouthofthc river was expected in few
days.