The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-02
FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICAN.

New YoRk, May 27.-The steamship African
has arrived with Liverpool dates to Saturday,
the 18th instant. The Derby Ministry has been
sustained by the House of Lords, the resolu-
tion Of censure having been defeated by ma
jority OF nine.
The British Government has granted a steam
er to act as tender to the United States frigate,
Niagra, in the place fthe Susquehannah, du-
ring the laying Of the telegraph cable.
Successful experiments have been made with
the Hughes telegraph machine, demonstrating
IS superiority over the present methods. 1t Is
exected that communication with New York
will be completed by July next.
It is rumored that Lord Stanley will succeed
to tho vacancy in the Ministry caused by the
resignation of Lord Ellen brought and that
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton will take the coloni-
al Office
II is said that Peterborough sent his resigna-
ton to the Queen without the knowledge even
OF the Prime Minister, and that, had he consul
ted his colleagues, they would unanimously
have requested him to withdraw it.
The dispatches from Bombay were unimpor-
tant. The Commander.in in 'Chief was about
starting for Rohilcund The bulk of the army
remained at Lucknow. Trade inactive and mon
sy tight.
Plenipotentiaries were assembling at the
Paris conference, which was 10 have opened on
the ed.
The Spanish Ministry had not yet reorgani-
zcd.
The Austrian f,rtfcation in the italian prov
inces were progressing with great energy.
The dispute between Turkey aud Montenegro
was claimed the attention of England and
France. 1t was resolved to send Commission
to effect settlement.
The present embarrassing position Of the
ministry had It's effect upon the market.
The Indian mail has arrived. The move
ments of Nena Sahib were still the occasion o.
much anxiety. He had a strong body Of caval-
ry and 25,G00 sepoys, besides an arm rabble.
Letters say that the Agrarian disturbance in
Russia are much more general than it was sup
posed, and that some cases the refractory serfs
had been seized. The agitation was directed
excessively against the noble landed proprietors
The Paris Monitear says that in consequence
OF the threatened hostilues.
A battle had been fought between the Turks
and Montenegrians at Grahcye, with heavy
loss to the latter. Grahove was after
wards burnt by the inhabitants.
INDIA.--Bareilley and Calpee still are in the
hands Of the enemy. The rebels were also ir
force along Puttehforc, and hear Benares
General Rose remained at Ihansi, and it wa:
reported that large bodies of the enemy were
advancing upon him.
The Kotah garrison, five thousand strong
were at large, but destitute of artillery,
Liverpool Markets, May 14-Cotton: The
market is quiet, New Orleans fair at s, and
middle ~. Mobile fair 77s, middling 16
upland fair "a 7middling u.
Breadstuifs: Market has declining tendency
Flour very dull, and quotations nominal
Richardson Spence & Co., quote Western Ca.
nal at 21sa22s Cd; Ohio 22s 8da25s. Wheat
very dull, and all qualities slightly declined
red Wheat quoted at 6s; white 7sa7s 4d. Corr
market quite, at decline ofod; sales Of yellow
ut 34s Sd; white 35s 3D..