New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-18
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was respecting telegram cop1ruuafct i5lsu5gA
~ ~ IS61 ,,3ts q 5sIiled That tbs arrangement
were fay alive to the importance n csgsI " Il
telegraph communication with India nF3 bsg stE ~
pa-, sg isG ,s n TT 4o,e " preference 70 shas by s
completed early next year, as faF as E9f0esa n
70 , the House q Commons sundry questions we,a
proposed in regard to aGaiig ID India sas
Lord Stanley, in reply, said it was impagatbls II
tineers w ~
The total number Of the Qasen's force III india or
on tneir way out, YVES rs Ale but 456 were reoTee
SICK, and ,l59 we're drafts on their way ont Affhe
latest retutls there were SO 600 electives and 81
gtalea as 70 the Company forces, they were 1855
Eoropears on the lst df July After deduction for
casualties, there was then total Of between s6 aga
and 81 900 European troops in India with ra5aY7
70 Sae Ihalan loan 2442l 600 nad been borrowed
borrowed s'a r "
There would be ample means from this source Is
deray the expenses for the whole of the current veg
Instructions bad been sent y proclaim in her Sal
ty name and authority in India, ard the instrlcto4
sent out clearly announced, the intention Of the Cav
eminent not to interfere with the religion Of the
natives.
The race for the Goodwood Cup resulted III The
triumph OF Saunterer, Fisherman coming in second
and nothing else near them. Only eight horses Fur
The American ANIMAL Charleston, was the last bus
one: Prioress did not start. Mfr. Merry, the owner
Of Saulterer, is said to have won s29008 On the
event. The race is thus DR. scr5ed:
Fentre st. Girls and Se9bury Ilced for The iead ar
soon placed wide interval between themselves and
tner pursuers, at the head of whom were Saantefag
and Raination. On quitting the straight run the
first two were upwards Of a dozen lengths ahead
Bnnauon gong on third With Arsenal and SaunteEer
4 neXs, and Charleston, who had occupied forward
place up to that point, dropping nearly d hundred
yards astern OF everything. Iney rounded the clamp
| without changing positions, but Immediately alter
ward the advanced lot closed up and when they re-
appeared in sight Saunterer WIS seen with the lead
Fisherman occupying the second place, with VentFe
ST. Girls third, and Sedbary fourth Next in pursuit,
| and Tar behind them Schpidam and A
! On de~cending the I'LL Ventre st. Girls went up u
Fishermaus quarters but was shaken off in the bot.
tom, whence the race confined to the first two.
! Fisherman made game effort to reach SaHnteFer,
but failed, and TPs beaten length Nearly a dozen
lengths off Scheidam was third; Ventre St. Girls was
about ten lengths E2hind him, and lr in the the
others finished as if at eXercise-ATsena being lest
The large cotton spinning mill of w. Stephenson
& Sons near Paisley, had been destroyed BY ires the
loss amounting to 100000
The harvest reports from ireland continue very
satisfactory The potaoe blight had not made its APP
pearnce to any appreciable extent in any patS Of
| ireland.
From official returns it is shown that forty.fonr
vessels of of all classes were lying at Chatham,
and could be brought forward for immediate services
if required.
The papers give an account of grand banquet re.
Gently given by Geo. Peabody to Mr.. Mason the
American Minister to France, his visiting London.
Upwards of a hundred Americans and English were
present.
LONDON Saturday.-The Times city article says
The funds opened yesterday with great animation at
a slight advance Late in the day the market was
less buoyant but it still presenteda good appearance.
The tinenes5 OF the weather, specie arrival from
New York per City of Washington, further inilux
OF gold to the bank and the quietness of continental
news contributed to the general steadiness Money
is in undminished abundance. The Railway Share
market is buoyant at general advance OF to per
cent.
The Dublin News city article says The tendency
in the stock market is most favorable, and there il
more animation shown than for some monts past.
All the markets closed very firm. The shipment Of
specie to the East the 4th will reach 100000 10
EI2O000. Continental exchanges are satisfactory.
w. B. Jones 6 Co., shipwrights Of Liverpool have
suspended, liabilities small The Times accuses the
Ministry Of desire to bLrk the question Of war in
China and of lukewarmnRs1 in the mode of eonduet-
ing it. and warns the public Of the probable coHse
quences.
The Bombay mails of July reached suez on the
23d. The recapture of Gwalior is confirmed. The
rebels lost tWentyseven guns, beside elephants and
treasure to large amount The fugtFes from
GWhor said to be hemmed in on all sides by the
! British troops.
On the I3tb, Sir Hope Grant gained brilliant yie
tory at Newa Gunge, near Lucknow, capturing
large number of guns, and driving the enemy across
The Celebrated Moulgia, for whom $4,000 had been
offered was killed.
Dude continues much disturbed.
The Governor General, on receiving Lord Ellen
boroughs dispatch Issued proclamation giving
amnesty to all but murderers. The results are not
vet known.
now state that the rebels were near 10000 strong
and their loss was 600 men and guns The British
had killed and 80 wounded. The fight lasted three
hours, and the rebels were utterly routed. good
effect was anticipated
The Azimghur and Ghazpoor districts we're much
disturbed by the rebels who plundered the town and
blrnt the forest7
The Geruckpore and Allahabad districts had been
quete3.
In the Agra division, Sir H. Roses activity had re-
stored confidence and tranquility.
] A rebel Rajah had suItenderedin Rohleund, where
the rebels were also being put down.
The Bombay money market was easy. Trade was
quiet, but the mposts had slightly improved.
Freights were rather better. Exchange, Is. ll4a.
to 2s.
The London Times says the above news had d
greater effect in restoring confidence on change than
= on any previous occasion.
The Times in an editorial, charaeteFizes Sir John
Lawrence the ruler of the Puniaub, the foremost
man in India and calls on the Government to confer
e the peerage on him.
Il The approaching Cherborrg fetes engrossed atten-
ton.
Rumors were current that conspiracy against the
e Emperor had been discovered at st. Etienne but
they want confirmation.
I The Prefect of the Department and sub.Prefect Of
Cherbourg had been called to Paris to concert with
q the authorities measures of police for the safety of
the Emperor, and OF vigilance as regards Guernsey
and Jersey.
Inc LONDON biODe says tnat Only IN0 psOI-WaE
i accompany the Royal Albert and Admiralty yachts
n will accompany Victoria to Cherhourg.
Letters from Paris assert that there is some expec
r tation of the Credit Mobilier winding up, that
fusion will be eonriyed with the discount bank of NJ.
# de St. Paul
~ PARIS CONFERENCE.-The draft Of the convention
and project expected to be definitely adopted by
the l2th of August.
Prince Napoleon is said to be deyising measures to
1t divert the stream Of emigration which flows from
n France and Germany to America, toward Algeria.
g Extraordinary advantages are to be held out to Afr
< can cOloDsts.
n PAms, Friday nght,-The Three Per Cents close
at 6Sf. 20c,
* The Conference held another sitting to-day.
lg Turkey.
Fresh dispatches medfy very much the grave char
acter Of those which announced the attack on the
Montanegrins by the Turks, The attack was onll
Us of the outposts the responsibility Of which can
II not be fixed any superior officer. No serious re
g presentations on the subject have been made to Tur
o. key.
en- The Porte had addressed remoustrance to Sir Z
l. Bulwer, respecting the continued occupation /
Perrin.
he letter from Belgrade says that Turkish sodit
having given verbal insrlt to the Prussan flag, ii
Consul Immediately demanded satisfaction.
1tt Arabia.
M Ia Two hundred of the people engaged in the mass
- ere of the Christians at Jeddah had been arrested