The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-11-18
Four Days Later from Europe
ANOTHER sTEVMER BURNED.

ANOTHER STEYMER BURNED.
The steamship Hudson, of the Bremen
line, was burnt at Beemen haven onthe
night Of the 2d inst She was to have
sailed the Saturday following and doubt
less had large part of her cargo on
board. There was an insurance of $7O,-
900 at Lloyds on the vessel.
A new submarine cable hadIbeen laid
between England and Holland
The Bank of VfsaOa' - Sssstned spo-
Gle payments.
A new Ministry has been appointeuNin
Prussia. with Prince Hohetzollern as
President; General BONN as Minister Of
War, and M. Schleinitz as Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
The crew of the French brig Anna,
which was shipping free laborers on the
coast of Africa, had been massacred by
the negroes taken on board. r..
POISONED BY LozENGEs.
Great excitement existed at Bradford,
in Yorkshire, in consequence of a whole
sale poisoning from lozenges, in which
arsenic had; been mixadHiinstead ofplas.
ter paris. Fifteen deaths had already oc'
cured, aud sixty or seventy persons were
seriously i'll. =
A letter from ST. Petersburg says that
the Russian Envoy and suite left Keach'
alta, on the Chinese frontiers, about the
first of August, for Pekin. He was re-
ceived on the frontiers by the Chinese of
ficers, with carriages, and was conducted
to Germ, where he was received by TIM
Mongolian officers, who proceeded viii
him. apbsnE II cM
India. %
The rebels had captured Esanghur, bu
afterwards retreated.
By the combined movements of the
British troops, the rebels were being
hemmed in at Chundaree.
Affairs at Bombay continued quiet.
Several skirmishes had taken place il
Dude, in which much gallantry was dis
played. They all ended in the total rout
and great obstruction of the enemy.
The rebels in great numbers were ray
aging the country.
Telegraphic advices state that the reb
els attacked and captured Seronge, Sep
tember 30th, but subsequently evaCuate
the place and retired toward Esanghur
latter place they attacked and captured
October I'd. They were afterwards driv
en- from this point by detachment
cavalry.
More troops were arriving at Bombay
The rebels had suffered several total de
feats in different parts of Dude, but ar
hewever still ravaging the country
great numbers, Lord Clyde was en- rou
/, forLucknow.
: Australian advices to September Is ha
been received in London. Two ships ha
left Sydney for London with 1890
ounces gold Very rich gold fields ha
been discovered North of Sydney.
: The New South Wales Assembly hi
granted $4,000 p annum for ten year
toward mail service, via Panama.
- Great activity prevailed in the SPanis
naval arsenals, in consequence Of the pr'
parations for the Mexican expedition.
. The naval force was being augmente
|, considerably by new vessels.
THE NEW OCEAN TEGRAPH.
d The new English Ocean TelcgraE
t Company is to connect Galway, via gu
t bee, with the British Possessions in Il
g Pacific. The wire is to be of a total
t different description from any now in us
G Sir H. L. Bulwer, the British Minist'
d t Persia, was arrested at Pera, Octob
@ Goth, and taken to a police station,
consequence of collision, while ridir
n in the street. between his attended groo
and some Of the Sultan ssuite.
/. Austria.
!, Several Prussian and German pape