Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-27
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Nsw YoRK, Sept. &C.
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived at this
port this morning, from Southampton, with
London dates TO Sunday, the 18th, one day
later than furnished by steamers City Of
Baltimore and North American.
She brings 1856 passengers auivny wit5is,
are Reys. Drs. Bethune and Hardinburg
Capt. T, Comstock and Maurice Strkosch.
The latter gentleman is accompanied by an
operatic troupe Of twenty-five artists en-.
gagged for the Academy Of Music. Also,
Manager Sage, Of the French theater, with
twelve comedians.
II was stated in London, that Spain has
returned an eyasiye reply 10 the question
from England, touching the concentration Of
troops in the neighborhood Of Gibraltar.
The Governments Of France and England
were 10 take immediate measures for inilict-
ing chastisement on the Chinese
Adyices received at Madrid from Iangier,
state that in consequence Of agitation caused
by the death Of the Emperor Of Morocco,
the foreign Consuls Of that place had barri-
caded their houses, and armed their depen-
dents; and all the Christians Of the Empire
were leaving in haste. Another account
says, the families OF the Consuls had taken
refuge on the steamers.
The correspondent Of the London Times
says, a treaty was signed on the 26th ult.,
between the Papal Government and the
Queen Of Spain, by which the latter engages
to occupy the Roman States, with troops,
when the French forces are withdrawn.
A dispatch from Parma says, the National
Assembly, on the 14th inst unanimously
voted the confirmation of Signor Farine, as
dictator.
The China mails had reached London
bringing full details Of the conflict near Pc
Rel. The Times prints full list Of the kill
ed and wounded. The proportion Of officers
among these is very large.
Rear Admiral Polk was wounded very Sc
riously.
The London Times, Of Thursday, says
that the Government has decided on dis
patching TO China several additional steam
ers and sailing frigates, together with a large
reinforcement of troops, Orders have al
ready been dispatched to the Naval rendez-
yous for enlisting men, In order TO expe.
dite matters, the coast guard were to be call
ed TO volunteer. Great improvements have
been ordered to the fortiflcations at Dover
Castle, in order to place it in an efficient
state Of defence.
THE LATEST.
| LONDON, Thursday Morningl Sept. 10
The London Tines Paris correspondence
says it is rumored that 1900 French troops
are ordered to be held in readiness for China
Gen. Wimpien, W. b., is spoken of as com
mander.
Consuls are quoted at 95% @9534 fol
money, and 95ls G9556 for account.
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. l4.-ThG
funds opened with renewed firmness this
morning and closed with further improve
ment in consequence Of the notification that
France and England will act in concert
against China.
There is less excitement in the tea market
after the delivery Of the China letters, but
prices showed increased firmness.
The mercantile letters from China gener-
ally concur in the view that the renewal o.
hostilities will not cause any material inter
ruption in the trade.
| The natives Of Shanghai were much an.
noyed at what happened, and consequently
no i'll feeling was anticipated there, but it
was believed that England would have TO
send out very large naval and military
force, and perhaps blockade the various ports
in order to bring the Emperor to submis-
sion
Sir William Eyre, the late commander Of
the forces in Canada, died on Thursday.
Some Of the Madrid Journals published
articles on the necessity Of taking Gibraltar
from the English, no matter by what means.
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