Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-26
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE STAR.
FRONAGENTA ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Indian af Quehec.

inolab, which left Liver pool on
wednesday the 14th instant, passed the station
at River du Loupe at an early bouT tbis ,,ornInT
and arrived at this port about four o,clock MS
afternoon. N'oNA 'Ni'
Southampton on the l4th instant for New ~
The royal mail steamship Europa from Boston
on the 18th OF June arrived at the bar OF the Ner
sey at three O'Clock on the afternoon of saturday
the 10Th inst. She was detained for tide and
arrived at Liverpool at half past seven O'Clock on
the same evening.
The United States mail steamship Vanderbilt,
from New York, reached Cowes about II o'clock
on the morning of the 18th inst
The steamship Saxonia, from New York on
the LIST OF July also arrived at Southampton on
the 18th inst
The Agamemnon and the valorous arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th inst. The final break in
the Atlantic telegraph cable was below the stern
OF the Agamemnon, after lac miles had been paid
our OF that vessel. The Agamemnon then returned
10 the rendezvous In md-ocean, and cruissd
tnere Tor nve DAYS in anticipation of meeting the
Niagara. On the arrival Of the Agamemnon at
Queenstown, II was resolved TO coal and start
again, Tor d hnal attempt to Law the cable on tn,
18th instant there still being on board both bins
twenty I've hundred miles OF the cable Ieft r.,
lore the commencement OF the recent ATTEMPT the
Agamemnon encountered furious storm, ana
rolled so heavily that serious fears Were enter
tanned for her safety. She sustained considerable
damage. The cause Of the break Is unkpown
tue strain upon it at the time being quite light
heavy rolling of the ship
GREAT BRITAIN
On the 18th inst, In the House Of Lords tie
bill permitting the House of Commons TO admit
Jews into Parliament was passed as also 1yer.
the reasons OF the House OF Lords for objectny 10
the House of Commons bill on the subject
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Fitzuerald I'm
reply TO an enquiry, said the Government had no
further Information in regard 10 the massacre II
Jeddah than the public, but that immediate orders
had been issued to three ships OF war In the
vicinity to proceed forthwith to Jrddah. and
bring, by iorclole means, IL necessary the perpe-
traitors of the outrage to Justice
MIR. HUT moved a resolution declaring II eY
pedlent TO discontinue the practice of authorizing
nlen-of-waT to visit and search vessels under for
elgn flags with the view Of suppres.ing the
slave trade He commended that England Sugbt
TO abandon her futile efforts the coast Of Africa
Mr.. Milner Gibson seconded the motion
Mr. Cardinell denied that England had been
unsuccessful, and declared that an abandonment
OF her Efforts to suppress the trade would estab-
llsh universal system OF piracy on the African
coast. He then urged the continuance OF the
blockadng squadron there.
MIR. Fitzgerald, on the part of the Government
agreed with the remarks of Mr.. CardineIl and
said The Government had proposed to France the
establishment OF commission on the spot TO in
qulre into the free labor system lately established
With regard TO America he bad the Satisfaction
OF stating that the late Iii fculties had been ,ent
away Lord Napier had sent home despatch
by The Europa TO the effect that Mr. Cass had told
him that the course taken by the British Ninistry
was worthy of great country, and he Ca>s) had
assured Lord Napier that after the sstisf,cto,,,
declarations OF the British Government. the
American Government would at once give. the
most earnest consideration To any PROPOSALS that
might be suggested TO them for verfication as TO
the nationality of vessels and their right TO bear
the tag they assumed.
The London Times saterizes the Wis Z of Ouasn
Victoria to Cherbourg; and says that station hiss
no other object than TO menace Eng land and calls
on the government 10 man large channel feet
and otherwise prepare for defence and invite
Napoleon over to see how Well Eng land is ready
to resist invasion.
Two iirework manufactures in London had
some Of them fatally
On the I2th Of July, the Orange demonstrations
In Belfast and elsewhere, passed OFF peacefully.
There was a report that Sir Allan McNab of
Cahdda, would be the first Governor under the
Caledonia bill
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce had me
moIia!Ized the Government 10 protect British
lights IN the matter Of the forced loans in
Mexico.
1t was rumored that the Government intended
TO apply for power TO raise loan of three million
pounds for the publication of the river Thames
Ashley Williams Co, of Liverpool, in the
south American trade, had suspended aud their
liabilities Were estimited at fI5O,OOO.
THE LATEST.
Inc squadron to accompany Queen Victoria
TO Cherbours consists of six sail of the line six
frigates, and a hotilla of steam yachts under H.
of Lord Lyons
Advices from Paris say that the applications
l.
ing had reached four times the amount required
Tue London Times in leader, controverts
Load Palmerston's view of the national duty i'm
regard TO the slave trade and ENCOURAGES the
idea OF the annexation OF Cuba to the United
states, as Cuba annexed the whole trade would
come to al end.
FRANCE.
IL Is officially announced that Queen Viciora
VIII visit Napoleon at Cherbourg ON the 4th of
August. The announcement was generally re-
ceved as confirmation of the continued ali ,nce
OF Egland and France, and a guarantee of the
peace Of Europe
Paris letters report visible Improvement i'm
COMMERCIAL affairs. Large oIders had been re-.
ceived in the manufacturing towns aud pur-
chaSers from the United States had begun TO an
pear IN the markets
The crop accounts were favorable but bread
stulis were firm.
There Were rnmoTs of another cons piracy having
been discovered, aud of several ARRESTS being
made Italians being the persons IMPLICATED
IL was said that the offic. OF Director General
OF the public 'afety would be revived and at
tach.d as before to the ministry OF the Interior.
SPAIN.
The Budget of Cuba for the next year presents
d surplus of hundred million reals.
The note la England demanding explanations
of Lord Malmersburg's language in regard to
Spain and the slave trade, had been read al an
extraordinary cabinet council.
An addition Of thirty-three millions of r.als
has been made to the floating debt
ITALY.
Ii was reported from Turin that the Neapolitan
Government, through British intervention. had
offered the owners of the Casliari one bundled
thousand francs for the detention OF their vessel
but that the offer was declined as insufficient
DENMARK.
The reply of the Danish Government To the
Germanic Diet had been dispatched to Frank
fort. 1t was understood TO be conciiiatory.
ARABIA.
On the 18th of June the Mahometans in led
d al rose and massaored the Christians there
The vi. tins numbered over twenty among them
the English and French consuls and the wifi. of
the latter. The consulates We're also plundered
Toe British STEAMER CyclOps had rescued twenty
six Christians and AIKEN them 10 Suez No Chris
tans remained in the place. Two boats from
the Cyclops had 10 fire on the Mahometau> who
attempted TO intercept the retreat Of the Christians
from the town.
INDIA
The Calcutta mail of June Sd arrived AZ Alex
andria Oh the 9TH of July.
Sir Colin Campbell was still AT Frettvo heer
Ga the 2lst of May the Ca g ebels were
marching on Gwallior. A British column that
started in pursuit of them is reported to have
been beaten by them al Scindia and to have ar
rived at Agra.
The rebels were again becoming troublesome
in Central India, re occupying MANY forts from