The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-18
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pose of LAYING submarine cable from Galway
to Belle Isle, along the st. Lawrence to Quebec,
and thence by land to the Pacific coast The
title of the company is ssThe British and Ca
madam Submarine Telegraph Company" and
the capital e. 5OO,0 600.
The Bank Of France returns for October show
a falling off in specie of FL, 10, 600 sterling.
And the returns of the Bank of England show
a decrease of EGO, 900.
The arrivals of specie since Saturday had
amounted to f346, 500
A new gold field had been discovered in
Australia.
There had been a considerable augmentation
of the Spanish feet, and the preparations against
Mexico were being carried forward with vigor.
A French vessel, from Reunion, had been
seized by the Portuguese at Ohio, and taken to
Mozambique But it was subsequently re-
turned to the owners. The latter suffered great
loss in consequence of the seizure.
The popular feeling at Lisbon was very strong
against England, for it's policy of non-interfer-
ence in the Charles ct Georges affairs.
1t was rumored that a change was about being
made in the Ministry Of Prussia.
The Sultan Of Turkey had visited the United
States frgate Wabash
Piedmont comedies with France in requesting
of the Pope the deliverance of the Jewish child
Mortara to his parents.
Later advices from India, by telegraph, had
been received.
The rebels captured Esanghur, but afterwards
retreated.
BY the combined movements of the British
troops the rebels were being hemmed in at
Chungaree.
Affairs at Bombay continued quiet
Several Skirmishes had taken place at Dude,
L. Ill., II .a,@1oxy Naoxy
all ended in the total rout and great destruction
of the enemy.
The rebels in great numbers, were raVaging
the country.
During the last week, number of telegraph
engineers have been engaged in the work of
subrnerging telegraph cable from the Norfolk
coast to Emden, Hanover. Intelligence of its
complete submerson has not yet been received.
The Times Alexandria correspondent, says
"The young Prince of Dude is still at Cairo,
leading a very retired life, and but seldom seen
abroad He is residing at the house Of an Eng
fish shawl merchant"
The China correspondent of the Lebanon
Post says: s'On the 26th of August, Peh-qui
received the seals of Office as Governor of the
province of Kevantung vice Yeh removed to
Calcutta. The junks conveying them left Fatu
Greek early on the morning of that day, an Or
der having been issued to French and English
vessels stationed in that quarter to let them
pass. The presentation took place at Peh-qui's
yanum, where for SO long he has been under
surveillance, and was a strange and interesting
sight to Western eyes to behold.
The "official journal, /" of Vienna, announces
that the Emperor has allowed Baron Lionel de
Rothschild to resign the post Of Austrian Con-
sui General at London, and has expressed salts
faction for his long and faithful service; also
that his Majesty has appointed Baron Anthony
de Rothschild to the vacant place.
The Peninsular Correspondence of Madrid
says great activity prevails in the principal
naval arsenals Of Spain. The Spanish navy,
which has five steam-frigates and sixteen smaller
vessels more than last year. is being augmented
as fast as the state of the finances will admit
A quantity Of arsenic had been used at Brad
ford, Yorkshire in the manufactured lozenges
in mistake for a composition named daft"
which is prepared in Derbyshre fifteen deaths |
are reported, and between sixty and seventy
persons seriously i'll. There was found as much
arsenic in one ounce of these lozenges as would |
poison dozen men.
The Times contains the following extract
from a commercial letter AS Sir H. Bulwer
was passing through Pera on horseback pre-
coded by his groom, on the goth of October,
uollg d HOly udy &GH0 Hdllflly Vi hOudHHleQ,
some Of the Sultan's levy driving in their car
riages, the horse of the groom touched one of
their horses, and the rider struck him with his
whip, the groom used his whip also. Sir FL.
Bulwer endeavored to separate Them when the
remainder of the eunuchS rushed on the ambas
sador and struck him several blows The am
bassador was arrested and taken to the police
station at Pera.
The Times correspondent says Speculation
is becoming more active in Paris, and merchants
are now more liberal in their credits. The COM
mercal bills presented for discount at the Bank
of France, on Thursday I'd September amount
ed to 100000 francs, being the largest sum
offered in one day to the bank for many months
The gold in its cellars is said to have declined
to about $50 geo, 900 francs The shop keepers
OF Paris likewise are better satisfied with their
sales last week
The Government of Spain had decided that
the state of siege shall be raised at Malaga.
Inc coalition of the parties in opposition to the
Ministry has had the majority in the elections
at Madrid, The Government had everywhere
triumphed IN the provinces General tranquil
lty relgns IN all parts of the country The
Government are making preparations to act
against Mexico.
The Times correspondent from Austria SAYS
During the last few days, several Prussian and
other German papers have been confscated by
the police Madame Ida Pefsffer. the well
known traveller, is dead.
lndia.-Tantia Topee, having for few DAYS
after his former defeat occupied Scronge, fed
on the approach of the detachEents under Cen
oral Mitchnll ond Ilr;ood;or Smith opd