Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-13
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rirad II. from Liverpool the 30th ultimo, ar
iTeu a. TINS port this afternoon.
In England, the Conservative. 49,. .,,.r,
n5 .neh internal differences with A view Of
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Ine queen OF Dude still remains NJ soutb-
symptom unrecognised by Victoria The royaI
family have gOne to SootIsnd.
From France the political nev, IL r,,,
tant The Emperor intends MAKING . M.
longed stay at Bisritz Another prosecution
OF members Of the secret society Il prosrea-
ing at Dion. A Berlin paper suthoritativeIy
contradicts the recent statements relative 10
the proposed Orleans manifesto.
Earthquakes at Algeria on tn. 2lst d.
stroyed several villages.
about to appear dissolving the Cortes, regula-
ing the press, remodelling the Council Of
State' and re-establishing the Constitution Of
iofo Two hundred prisoners had been en-
parked at Barcelona for Cuba Sixteen civil
oovetnors OF provinces have been dismissed
ana their successors appointed. half from Pro-
gressista and half from the Moder ado parties.
hutnen'lc adviees say that the Ministry con-
tinues perfectly united, and that the Queen
places every confidence in il
The free trade Congress in Belgium excites
considerable attention in England
drand maneuvres Of theI Prussiau troons ara
gong on at Cor, on the Rhine, and the re-
ported erection of a line of fortresses around
Berlin is confirmed.
any increase of the Austrian forces in It.Iv
but admit that the troops already there reach
the war strength. The Milan GaIette denies
that Clceruachis was shot by the Austrians.
asserting that he was drowned in attempting
to cross the river Pc 1t is reported that the
disaffection in the Neapolitan army 10 con-
hrmed-that it was caused by certain regi-
ments having been ordered to work upon the
railway.
Frankfort letter processes to give an ana.
iysls OF letter of the King of Naples to the
Western Powers. The King considers their in
reference as an encroschment on his ipdeneu-
dence de does not refuse the suggested re-
Forms, but considers the Neapolitan Govern
ment the best judge Of the matter He does not
say las has been reported) that he will repel
force oy force, but hints that if real cause of
grietance exists on the part Of the Western
Powers he is open to an European Congress-
The Porte Is taking measures for the chas-
tisement of the Montenegrins for their recent
fanatical outrages. 1t has also given renewed
assurances to the Western Powers that the
concession TO Christians will be observed.
There is talk Of tax upon tobacco to realize
200, coo 900 piastres.
The rumored expedition by the Russians
against the Abasynians is discredited, and not
a single soldier has crossed to Ingour.
Telegraphic advices from Calcutta of the
18th aud Bombay of the Goth July have been
received The heir Of the Burman throne has
been assassinated.
Dates from Hong Kong of the 10th July and
Shanghai OF the 18th June had been received.
The instruction was progressing. DIR Par
ker, United States Commissioner, had gone
nOrthward on diplomatic mission. Mr. Har-
rls, the American Consul at Simoda, left Hong
Kong for Japan in the steam -frigate San
Jacinto.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. % The cotton market
was unchanged, excepting the grades of fair
Orleans and fair Mobiles, which had advanced
I'd.
Stormy weather had caused a slight advance
in breadstufs. Flour was one shilling higher.
The better grades Of wheat had advanced
I'd, while the inferior kinds were dull with a
declining tendency. Corn had advanced Is.
ais Cd.
The provision market was UNCHANGED
The money market was without change.
ConsOls for money closed at 95t. American
stocks were frm, with an active demand and
large transactions