Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-26
Later From Europe---Arrigal Of The
yanderbilt.
ST. JOINS, n. F., June II.

| lisa s ST. JOHNS, n. F., June II.
| The U.. S. Mail Steamship Vanderbilt
Capt. Higgins, which left Havre On the morn
| ing of the 9th inst and Cowes at II minutes
past Z o'clock in the evening. passed Cape
Race at O'clock this morning. +
She has l95 passengers and the French and
| English mails.
Her advices from London and Liverpool
are Of the day Of sailing. --.5.D ~
Tho Vanderbilt was boarded of Cape Race
by the News Yacht CT the New York Asso-
ciated Press.
The news by this arrival is highly interest.
ing, embracing later and importa, news from
India and accounts OF fearful eruption ol
Mount Vesuvus, besides other items Of mo-
ment which ar, appended.
From Malta, Sir Hough Rose had met the
rebels and defeated them with great s!augh
ter. No less than four hundred having been
left dead on the field. The rebels were col
lecting rapidly at Calpee, where they were
making another stand against the British.
Nena Sabib seems to have become some
what alarmed for his own safety, and attempt
ed to escape to central India His retreat
was however, cut off .. ..a.....
A detachment of Europeans and Ghoerkas
had been repulsed by the rebels in the noun.
tains. 1877 '- .4 J. .....
From China, also, later dates had been re.
ceived by telegraph frou, Malta. They en-
brace, however, nothing of startling nature.
A dlspa b from Pekin directs the Plenipoten
tiaries of the Western Powers to return TO
Canton as the new Imperial Commissioner is
gothering his forces to re-eapture the city,
and was expected to succeed.
The London papers contain interesting ar
ticles in reference to the outrages on Amcri.
can vessels in the Gulf Of Mexico. The
Despatch says nothing of any further pro.
ceedings in Pariamen: in relation thereto
had transpired, and the presumption is that
nothing had occurred
There had been an extraordinary and fear
frl eruption of Mount Vesuvius, causing the
loss If many lives aud large amount of
property.
The, French Mediterranean squadron,
which the advices per the Europa stated to
have sailed from Toulon with sealed orders.
had concentrated in the Adratic.
Affairs between France and China look
complicated.
The French ambassador had returned to
Paris, the reason is net stated.
The inSurrection in the Island of Cardinia
was increasing in strength, FIVE other dis
tricts of the Island have risen against the
the authorities.
Mr.. DePene the editor of the Figaro who
was wounded in the duel with Mr.. Hyrc OF
army was much improved in health.
The English papers containing interesting
details of the recent experiment made with
the Atlantic cable, with the proposed course
of action OF the expedition of laying it be-
tween Ireland and Newfoundland.
Capt. Higgins of the steamer Vanderbilt,
delivered European advices to the news Yacht
of the N. Y. associated Press, of Cape Race
in days and 10 hours, and the news was
placed upon the wires in less than days and
20 hours from Southampton. This is quicker
by more than "a hours, than European in
tellicence has ever before been received in
the Q. S., but may be beaten by Capt. judi
kins of the Persia, who intends to place his
news in this city next Saturday, days from
Liverpool in soasnn for the evening paDers
Should the anticipations of the hume, ous
friends of the Atlantic telegraph be realized
we shall be able to receive daily and hourly
intelligence from all parts of Europe, on and
after about Monday week.