The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
Arrival OF the Anslo-saxon.
Y The Z. 4 W. LINE

QUEBEC, aug TN.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Liver
pool on the lth inst. has arrived at this
port with four days later advices.
The royal mail steamship Canada, arrived
out on the 9TH inst, and the steamers North
America and Kangaroo on the 18th.
Great anxiety existed throughout Europe.
in regard to the Atlantic telegraph cable, i'm
consequence of the delay in transmitting
messages.
The first regular despatch from Trinity
Bay, reached Valen,ia on the night Of Mon
day, the 9th inst The speed of its trans
mission is said To be much greater than that
attained during the experiments made at
Plymouth, and the currents are apparently
as strong.
The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company were quoted at about 1900.
Queen Victoria and the royal consort,
Prince Albert, had left for russia
The London Times in leading article
favors the annexation of Mexico to the
United States.
company owning the steamship Great East
ern, to receive orders for her purchase or
charter, and also to advertise her for sale at
a mortgage.
AS the steamship Arabia was sailing on
the 9Th, an abSconder named James Tilton,
who was doubling on his pursuers was ar
rested.
\ prospectus had been issued for the e.
tablshmcnt of the Malta, Constantinople and
Alexandria Telegraph Company.
The Calcutta mail of July 4th, had ar
rived at Alexandria.
The rebels had returned in force to the
junglcs of Juddepore.
Gen. Lagrand has. resigncdin consequence
of i'll health.
The Gualior rebels, it was believed, were
making for Buhrrepore.
Chinese dates from Hong Kong TO the.a3d
of June, had been received.
The allies had abandoned in gun boats.
Tiensin, without opposition, followed 10y
Americans and Russians.
The allie. are enabled to command both
the river and the great canal.
The French and English ambassadors had
located ashore.
The High Mandarin the second officer Of
the empire, had been sent Ia negotiate.
Re-cnforcements were continually being
despatched from Hong Kong.
FRAyCE-The Cherbourg -fcfes were con-
cluded on the 9Th.
At the banquet, on board the line of bat
tie ship, l. Bretagne the Emperor Napoleon,
in proposing the health Of the Queen of Eng
land, made au amicable speech. He said
the facts proved that hostile passions aided
by the few unfortunate incidents, did not
succeed in altering the friendship OF the
crowns or the desire of both nations of
peace. He entertained the sincere hope that
if attempts were made TO stir up the old
rescntments and passicr7 they would break
10 pieces upon common sense.
Prince Albert responded, that the Queen
was happy of the opportunity Of endeavor-
ing to strengthen the bonds of friendship
based on the mutual prosperity and blessings
of Heaven. lie concluded with toast TO
the Emperor and Empress of France.
Queen Victoria left Oh the 9Th, under a
triple salute
On the 9Th, tho Napoleon dock was in
auguratcd, and the Vile dc Nantes was
launched.
1t was rumored that Napoleon will visit
Victoria, privately, at Osborne, during the
autumn.
/ The Emperor hpi ordered a pyramid of
( granite 10 lie erected at the head of the new
/ dock, to commemorate the Queens visit
| On the Sth, at the Inauguration of the
statute of Napolcol the First, the Emperor
made speech. lie said the government
would not wage war except in defense of
! the national honor and the great interests of
/ Europe.
| NAPLEs.-COnsiderablc Indignation was
manifested ut Salerno. in consequence of
/ the prisoners being conveyed publicly in
irons to the places OF punishment, and the
Government prosecuting their advocates.
HoLLASp.-The reports OF the bic on
of the King of Holland were contradictcd.
AFRIcA.-An American ship. the Eliza
/ Gibbs, was captured of the coast of Africa,
| being filed with slaves.