The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13
TIL f DISPATCH.
pN /" hpN hsDAf MORNING. G.....JANUARY II. 1885
THE AFRICA's MAILS.
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GREAT BRITAIN
Ma banquet given b. the Mayor of Liysrnoo
10 the sianese Ambassadors, Mr. Beyarly Turker
Us. Consul in that town. was one of the sneak
era. lie congratulated tho assembly on the clio
rious news from India and trusted that tbo ID
Gnrh of Hnglish arms would be comnlats sa".n..
u was the triumph of civilization He said he hal
no doubt whatever that there was an imrsns1
H~e TO be developed with Siam, and lie felt "a
ssrea that the Star spangled Banner would, like
.he nag OF ureat Britain, dip In the water to thf
America Sf""' VI
The slip Wallace, bound from Quebec for Glas
gov, was lost at sea. The crew remained on the
water logged ship for eleven days, with uothino
them died.
The London Times again reviews the Norman
difeulty aud the Government plans for its ann
preston: IL hopes the Mormons will decide upon
migration before they are involved in the calaIn
itieS of war.
mntiny occurred on board the ship J. J. Boy1
on the eth December, as she was on the eve q,
ieiSing the aersey for New York. The crew
armed themselves with handspikes kn;ves ec
threatened the officers aud refused to nrocsad ~
sea, on the ground that the ships provisions wer
bad. Information of the state of affairs hsyIny
been conveyed on shore, police officers proceeded
on board and arrested twenty-seyen Of the no.r
Wthout opposition. An examination was to Ia .
place the day th. Africa sailed. The second mate
WAS badly cut about the mouth, by q blow from .
haudspike 80
The Board Of Trade returns for the month Of
November show falling of OF nearly 4l 0tn OK
Ia the exports, as compared with the CORRESPOND,
Ing month of last year.
Tie London Post, taking it's key from the presi
dents message, advocates the Construction of a
railroad to the Pacific through the British AmerI
Gao Provinces
The screw steamer Earl Of Carrick, bound from
Ayr for Liverpool, was wrecked on the Isle of Man,
anu All TIE crew except two were lost.
In London: ON the I'D, the funds were steady
and hrin, aud the money market was again easier
The various joint stock banks lowered their rate o,
discount for best paper to per cent
No new failures were reported
On Thursday, the eth, the Bank Of England re.
duced their tate of discount from 10 to Der cent
aud, simultaneously with this movement, repay.
meht was made Of the two millions of over issne
Alter the reduction of the rate there Was an ac.
tive demand for money at the Bauk In the dis.
count market, choice bills were negotiated at y.
per cent
The discount houses reduced their allowance 70
o. ler cent tor money, and the joint stock bsuks
reduced their allowances to per cent
The Stock market Was hrm, but unInnuenced by
the movement OF the Bank, as the step had been
fully anticipated. The closing quotations for the
January account WAS 93l,s 93It Owing to the
Christmas holidays, the Exchange WAS closed on
the 18th and 10th.
The following suspensions were announced -
W. e. Haigh, Of Bradford, largely engaged in the
woollen trade; Hands, Mascher 4 Co. Dutch lner-
chants, at Hull; aud Seyeuseu, Vsrmehren Scott
merchants at New Castle.
The returns OF the Bank of England for the week
endiHS December Sd, show an increase ia bullion
OF II ,302, 426, the amount held being fl0,T532sl
The increase has been nearly f3,4e0 600 in three
weeks, rise without precedent.
The failure OF the great ithograptic and artistic
establishment of Atutz CO., of Dusseldorf is an
nounced.
LATEST FROM INDIA.
The ReIitt gf Lncknor-Sir CN!n GrnipJ,H ,rounded
-1irfor!es Of The Referring Army in Oudf.
xtSDRIA, December 10th, 1857 The Pekin
reached Suez this morning, bringing Bombay dates
to the 4th of December, 1851.
sir Colin Campbell having reached Cswnpore on
the I'd of November, YVES Joined by the force nj
Alumbaugh on the 11tb. On the 18th, active one
ra,ions commenced, and for the following six days
there was constant series Uf severe and bloo0y
struggles with the enemy. On the 2lst, Their
principal stroD9holds having been captured, the
| beieagured, garrison was relieved On the 10Th
the sick and wounded, ladies and children, were
sent back, under an escort, to Cawnpore.
! The army under tn e Commander-in-Ch Chief now
amounts to about p, 900 men-Rmply sufficient tc
reduce Qude tn entire sutjection task which will
| occupy them for some months to come.
The Malwa field force, under Brigadier Stuart
has relieved Nusseerabad dispersed the Efriahib
| pore and Mundesore rebels, and is now clearing
| Malwa of the insurgents.
The flying columns under Brigadier Showers
Col Cotton and Col. fiddle, securing Rohilcund
complete success attending their operations every
where.
der Brigadier Stuart, was attacked near Munde
sore The insurgents repulsed on the 23d-
The column advanced to the north of Mundesore
on the Neemuch road, and found the rebels in Il
strong position. with five guns. The position was
iniSediately attacked, and the rebels defeated
with the loss Of all their guns. While this battle
was in progress, the Nundesore garrison came out
and attacked our rear: but they also got well bea
ten. The rebels, In the fight on the 21st and 23d
Icst 1910, while our loss was inconsiderable. The
column afterwards took Mundesore on the 18th
the rebels having evacuated il the night of the
2ith Fort and town of Sanger remain untouched
but large parties OF rebels are in the surround
In; districts. A party of the Madras column
defeated a body of the insurgents at Sonee, near
Jubbulpore, On the 10th November, and took two
guns. Captain fowenham of the 4th Madras ca
valry, was killed, and Lieutsntant Clarke, the De
putty Commissioner Of Jubbulpore, severely wound
ed.
The following officers were killed Oh tho 10th and
Eth. Former losses and the losses Of men on the
last two days not yet stated:
Kilied-Midshipman Damien, Naval Brigade;
Captain Hardy, Royal Artillery; Captain LuUsden,
3oth Native Infantry.
About forty officers were wounded among the
number. Sir Colin Campbell, slightly.
The Gwaior rebels had advanced TO within fif-
teen miles of CaWbpore, but had again retired 10
Calpee General WiDdhalu il stated to have lnsrch-
ed 10 attack them.
DELHI
Tweuty-four Inferior members of the Royal
family were executed by sentences of a military
commission, ON November ~. Zukeen Abdool
Huk, influential Rebel Chief, was executed on next
day.
force under Colonel Gerard proceeded to inter
cef,t the Jedpore Legion, which, with other rebels
had appeared in Sbik Wuttee. The force met the