Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.
ENGLAND

A deputation from the citizens of Liverpool
and London had waited upon Lord Clarendon
to ascertain what is meant by the British de
monstration against Now Granada.
Father Mathew died at Cork on the 9th inst
Richard Golden has published another let.
ter on maritime law.
The London Times, in q n editorial backs out
from the Arrowsmith Georgia railroad hoax
Monssud Bey, on the part of the Pacha OF
Egypt, has had an interview with the Man
chester Commercial Association touching the
GUILTY. alton Of cotton on the river Tigris.
FRANCE.
It is rumored that Cardinal MerlOt's mission
to Rome relates to the coronation of the EN-
peror, which should the present peace be con-
soldated, will, probably, take place early
next year
Many marine disasters are reported from the
Mediterranean.
The condition of commercial affairs in
France was not regarded as unfavorable, bu,
much dissatisfaction was felt because the bank
does not relax. Corn was declining slowly il
all the French markets.
SPAIN.
Advices from Madrid state that the opinion
was strongly against the new loan, and the
Minister of Finance would probably resign.
Malaga and Saragossa were still politically
agitated, though there had been no open out
break.
ITALY.
An attempted assassination Of the King Of
Naples occurred at a review of the troops OF
the 9Th inst. The accounts of the affair differ
semewhat-one says that while the troops
were defling soldier rushed from the ranks
and suddenly struck the King, when he was
arrested.
All was quiet in Sicily. The insurrectior
had been suppressed The leader Beptiventa
had been taken prisoner.
The police of Messina had seized on a guam.
tity of muskets loaded for the insurgents.
Count Loratelli, an eminent liberalist, had
been assassinated at Ravenna.
RUSSIA.
The text of note addressed by Russia in
October to the allied powers has been pub.
lished. accompanied by a circular demanding
the re-assembling of the congress at Paris
1t contains an expose of the steps taken by
the Russian cabinet to insure the fulflment OF
articles 20 and 81 of the treaty, and defends
the Russian policy with regard to the Isle o!
Serpents and Belgrade.
PRUSSIA
The King has presented the resolution Of
the German Diet on the Neufchatel question
to the great powers, inviting them to join in a
collective decision with view to secure her
recognized rights.
France and Austria have advised Prussia to
stain from military demonstration during the
pending Of this question, promising At the
samo time to support her viows.
PERSIA.
The reported capture of Herat is not con
frmed.
The statement that Russia had demanded
permission to occupy the territory of Moganis
is confirmed.
1t was reported at St. Petersburg that fifty
thousand Russian troops are ready to march
TO the frontier Of Persia on the first invitation
of the Shah.
THE LATEST.
PARIS, Thursday.-The Debats says that
England, in entering into the Paris conference,
distinctly declared that she would conform to
the decision of the majority.
LONDON, Thursday evening Tho transac.
tions in the money market to-day have been
unimportant. Consols opened shade lower,
but closed steady. After official hours cOnsols
stood at 93a94
The announcement that the Bank rates will
remain the same has produced no change