The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13
Crops in Europe.

ing. but as was expected, and that the actu
al yield OF wheat will be very much below
an average in Great britain, France, and
Russia
Under the circumstances, considering the
reported spread of the potato disease. some
British houses write as though they looked
for fair export from this side. At present
prices do not permit of grain being exported
to England at a profit.
A small purchase was made on Friday for
Eus.4nd account, and it is understood that
some thousands Of bushels have been boug ht
for England and Baltimore but a compari-
son of quotations shows that either our pri-
must fall English prices rise before
wheat and flour can be shipped protiiably.-
There are indications of an advance in Great
Britain. bu, as usual it is being anticipated in
the West. and the object may thus be de-
feated.
Additional News by the Owe: land Mail.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. >.
The Republican received note from the post
master a, Sanla Clara, California saying that
.Broderick and Terry did fight duel the l2th
nit. Terry was shot in the throat and ihe wound
supposed to be mortal.
Mr.. Jarvis, Treasurer of the Sonora Mining
Company. Edward Woodman and Edward +
Cross late editor of the Arizoaiap, arrived here
last night, direct from Arizonia.
Upwards of ton of silver 51on was at Fl
Paso, awaiting shipment to the States,
The silver mines of Asizonia doing W. H.
,lihough tue miners greatly annoyed by the
irpledat0ns of the Apache Indians.
The news that Col Fanntleroy h ad superseded
Bonneville commander If tle Departmen, OF
New Mexico gave great satisfaction ~ Aroma
Rich veins of gold quartz had been discovered
IN Santa Cruz river, IN the vicinity OF Fort Bu-
;hanan
From CHrvA-Bos'on, October 5th IF. Il
Of Hong Kong, China, in a letter dated July 2l
says:
A rumor here, probably Chinese story, is
thar the Emperor has sent nmuu!cation 10
the Governor of Shanghai saying that the firing
from the forts at the mauth of the piebo river.
upon the Britt b and French Embassy, v as ,ot
by hia orders but By those of Mand arms. whose
heads he had ordered to be strnc off for the
act.
L. is expected that the Am. rican Minister, Mr. I
Ward, had procee led to rekin
Nj Bruce. the British Minister, has gone to ia
pan to remain there awhile.
Es The annual meeting of the American
Board of Commissioners ior Foreign Mis- |
sions commenced in Philadelphia, or the 4th |
inst. This is the old. st of the Missionary
Organizations OF the country. 1t was ncor-
pora,ed by the Legislature of Massachusetts,
in 1872, aud the first Missionaries were or
dained at Salem, Feb. 9Th of the same year,
anu Sdlitu carry iOT IIdSt luuId II Is
that when the first Missionaries set sail, the
entire amount The Treasury but ST. /
600. Now The income OF the Society is about |
1925, 900.
EE- The election in New Mexico for Del |
egate in Congress, and both branches Of the |,
Legislature, came off on Monday, Aug. 5th, |
resulting in the reelection of Miguel a. |
Otero, candidate of the black democracy over
Jose Manuel G.llegos. the Opposition candi- |
date. by about 1000 majority. Both branch |
es of tha Legislature are largely of the same
stripe as the Delegate.
WASHINGTON, October 6.
The President has recognized Henry A. |
Pierce as Council for the Kingdom of Haw
avn Indians for Boston, New Bedford. Ports
mouth and Portland, to reside at Boston. =
While it is authoritatively stated that it may
be that the Minister of War did set out for
Pekin, and is now there, after having exchan
ged ratifcations of the treaty, but official
advices to that effect have been received at
the State Department.
1t NAV be mentioned that Capt. Tatnall,
in a letter dated the 4th of July, says that by
invitation of the Governor of the Province,
Mr. Ward had designated the 9Th of that
month for conference with him.
The Fi,iibusters.
New orleans, October 9th.
lHe EiiiloQSteTS ClI not IeaNS Day,
bat went dosn the river in the tow boat Panther
without a sufficient supply OF provisions, aud were
unable to await better accommodations. The men /
have since landed at South West Pass Collector
Hatch still refuses clearance to the Steamship !
Philadelphia NJ Hatchs grea; precaution hiss
doubtless fr-strated the expedition.
Failure of an Ohio Bank.
Steubenville. O., Oct. 6, SO.
The Citizens Bank of this city, in which
Daniel Moody an old and a well known finan
cier, is Cashier. has closed its doors. II is |
supposed that the Bank. which is but two or
three years old. has sunk its capital. but as
it issues no notes the loss will not be large
to the community. Some persons believe its
indie ebtedness will be fully met BY the stock
holders.
From New York.
New York Oct. 6-Only two of the three
steamers advertised for California. yester day
left this port the Baltic and Northern Lighi-Nr
= II Ioht sor. the contractor 10 carry the Cali
fornia mails By the Nicaragua ronie. having
tilted tne Post Master General that owing to cir
constaaces he could not fad MS contract, the
provisional contract for nine months to carry
iha mails via Parara, completed With NJ
Naotetbi!f. and al the mails went by the North
ern Light
New Yogk, October G.
The Times Washington correspondent says:
"Lavi Lyon the British nipoten,sry had
protrac;e1 interview with secretary ass 10 Gsy.
in regard TO the departure of the Nicaragua Expe
ditiaE lie announced the GeterUliu a,icn OF his
Government 10 protect Nicaragua by force against
Invasion. The right aod propriety of this course
is recognized by the United States Government,
and therefore telegraphic dispatch wss ct once
expedited Il lhe commander of the British squad
roa. Erecting Il 10 land such force as may be
required ior the expulsion of the hihbusters shoald
they succeed in sfecting landing
ST. Louis, Oct. IA despatch from In
dependence SAYS. that the mail which left
there on the s8th ult. for Santa Fe. was At
tackled by the Indians when beyond Pawnee
fork. The conductor aud another man were
killed The incoming mail due on Tuesday
has not yet arrived, and fears are entertained