The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-29

The following Is the latest news by the steamer
Kangaroo. which arrived at New York, on Wednes-
day, with Liverpool advices to the 18th of Janua-
ny.
ENGLAND.
The details of the latest Indian news had been
received Sir Colin Campbell had evacuated Luck
now. Gen. Outram remained at Alumbugh with a
str: ng division. Gen. Windham, after deteating
the Gwalior contingent, was taken by surprise,
and his CAMP destro led. The Gwalior mutineers
were, however, subsequently beaten by Sir Colin
Campbell, and again by Gen. Grant, with loss OF
all their guns, stores. &c.
The Dude insurgents wers pushing south
wards.
All was quiet in the Punjab
The English Admiral with the chief portion oil
the fleet had gone up the Canton river, and the
contemplated attack was expected on the arrival
Of reiuforcements. The city was reported TO be
mined by the Chinese. Lord Elein has gone to
Macao.
The tea market was quiet at Shanghai.
SPAIN.
The Spanish Cortes had been opened. The
Queens speech allndes to the mediation OF
France and England in the quarrel with Mexico
In what strain the allnsion is made the dispatch
says not.
Ali Pacha succeeds Redschid Pecha as Grand
ViZer.
1t is said that the Russians have ceased to
interfere in the navigation OF the ClrcasSlan
coast.
CAPTURE OF AN AFRICAN SLAYER.
The British ship Sappho captured SLAYER on
the west coast of Africa. The SLAYER ran ashore
to prevent the capture, and after throwing over
board 500 negroes, the crew escaped to the shore
in boats. Half OF the negroes were drowned
Four hundred more found on board of the YES
sci, which was subsequently burned to the wa
ters soge.
LIVERPOOL Jan. l2-Cotton-Sales during the
past three DAYS 14000 bales. Including 100 bales
to SPECTATORS, and 400 bales for export. The
market is generally unchanged, closing quiet and
steady.
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co. quote
Flour is generally dull at decline of sd a Is;
Western Canal 23s Dis; Philadelphia and Bati-
more BIS 24s cd Ohio Dos. Wheat is dull at q a
IS decline: red Wheat :s a 6s Sd, white Is Sd IS
sd, aud SIS for choice. Corn closed dull, aud all
qualities slightly lower: Mixed and yellow 32s Cd a
32s Sd; old white 37s a 3Ss; 36s.
LONDON MARKsTs.-breadstuffS dull. Wheat has
a declining tendency: all qualities slightly lower
Sugar closed buoyant. Coffee Arm. Tea generally
unchanged.
MONEY MARKET. Lsnden, Jan. 12th.--The money
market is slightly easier. Consols 81 for money,
and 81 for account.
LATEST FINANCIAL NEWS.
LONDON, JAN 13-The funds experienced a fur
ther reaction to-day, the balance of transactions
still showing preponderance of sales for reaiza-
ton. There is scarcely any demand for discount
at bank, and the rate in open market is from TO
~ per cent
In foreign exchanges there ID no alteration of
importance.
About fl72.000 in gold was taken to the bank
to-day. There was an inquiry to-day for shares
of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, the price of
fered being $500. There are fl,000 shares fully
paid up. The three per cent. rates closed on the
Paris Bourse yesterday at decline of nearly
onequarter per cent. for money, and five for aC
count.
The latest political Intelligence from Madrid.
Spain. is to Tuesday, the 18th. NJ. Bravo Murillo
has been elected President of the Chamber.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Tuesday night-The Congress respecting
princpalities has been postponed until February.
The project for modifying the usury laws of 1907
has been withdrawn.
The Times describes the general intelligence as
highly gratifying. The Daily News bitterly CEN
sures the conduct of General Wyndham for neg
lecting to guard his camp against a surprise. The
Gath was left without support They charged a
battery in the left centre of the enemys line aud
gained it, the enemy yielding at every step, but
they were left alone, and the enemy closing on
them with their left wing they suffered very Sc
verely, and were compelled to abandon the guns
they had gained. The correspondence and docu-
ments from India by this mail are of unusual
length and interest.