Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EXON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCF.
BY the Eurana M HaIil.x

jury S-The tles OF the Europa
contain the following additional news:
ENGLAND In the House of Commons Mr. no.
DUCK moved resolutions copdemniny fbe ps,<i,,
VII, ana supported his motion in = xneech ~
f iiiutn bitterness accusing Lord PalmerSton of
having, 10y denuding India Of troons g. - n
sian war, brought about the present s.s,.
NJ ~ lhula. The debate was very warm. and N,
hoenucH had many supporters who. bowevs,
oecIlhsd voting for the resolutions va
LORD Palmerston cenSured Mr. Roebuck.s M
W. dhu T'Nlewed the course Of the nepotiators
WIN ferSla. claiming credit. rather than censn,s
80. 'le the government made to facli'
tate restoration Of peace. He denied there Was
any connection between the Persian War and ,hs
India mutiny " "''N 'Ae
The resolution was lost Jy vote Of Is yeas
against 3j2 nays " ''0N
In the House of Lords Friday ara pro,,,,h
ham brought forward mot on for an address n
the Queen, 10 discountenance all measures tend
ing 40 promote the slave trade, in supporting
which hs made powerful speech
Lord Clarendon endorsed Lord Rrouchau,s
sentiments, saying that If il turned out a renewal
OF the slave trade, the government would NOT
hesitate 10 use her power TO stop IT,
ne address WAS agreed TO.
The House Of Commons voted half a million
bate SPiSJ ue-
Lord John Russell asked. but failed % ,., thu
government to fix day for the consideration of
vac new OIL! he proposed TO introduce for the adj
mission OF Jews into the Parliament He then
ie eu LOT leave to bring in bill on the subject,
without action on the subject
ne LOhdoh Ilmes, in an article on the Hon
WIN. L. Marcy,s privateering letter, which n
calls bold and COMPREHENSIVE. nrn,,o.aI ~
presses regret that England dia ~, 49, ~
once with the suggestion therein made n -.
that before decision could be formed The CO.,
het OF ashlngton became alarmed at the posi-
Dlllty that us offer would be accepted MI IN
chanan and Gen. Cass have intimated their d.
inclination TO follow up the discussion nor a
there any reason TO hope that 40 desirable an OH
!ect VIII soon become attainable. In the mean
time the laws Of war between England ana
at Paris.
In the House of Commons Sir G.. Wood gave
vice in the Indian seas
Lord Palmerston, in reply to Mr.. Grifiths. ~.
peated his objections TO the CONSTRUCTION on ths
sues ship canal, financially, and warned British
capitalists 10 hold themselves aloof from such an
undertaking. ~
Prince Napoleon visited and inspected the n
: frlgate Nldgra on the Eth inst, and in return
APP, hudson was entertained on the imperial
The l. ;. steam frigate Susquehanna was er-
pected at Liverpool on the 18th or 18th
reputation from the anti-slavery society pre-
scented memorial TO Lord Palmeeston on Wed
nesday, condemning the proposed scheme 70 Oh
tam negro lahorers from Africa for the West In
dies. Lord Pdlmerstoh said that the government
we awe 70 the danger Of the scheme and would
take care that nothing was done which tended TO
resuscltate the slave trade. The London Time.
continued its agitation in favor of obtaining free
ldborers under British surveillance
The members Of the House of Commons in "a
vor OF the parliamentary oaths bills were resort
ing TO outside measures TO bring about a speedv
settlement of the question.
The report that the East India COMPANY Were
IN want of means TO carry on the war ~ Indio
was generally believed improbable as they have
t2,OOOOOO OF eXchelu er bills in London a sum
amply sufficient for immediate use, and for their
Il financial requirements TO be met in india
The continued tests OF the submarine cable as
u Is coled in the ships, are very satisfactory AT
Cork, whence the vessels will sail about the frst
OF august; experiments will be made through the
Insurance has been effected on the safe LAYING OF
the cable at rates ranging az ten per cent and up
wards, but many Of the stockholders are sanouI5s
enough 10 prefer their own risks
The government intends sending 10 India n
steam squadron of considerable force of artS1ery
10y the most rapid conveyance at hand And In
addition TO the troops already mentioned the
force appropriated for Chinese operations are All
intercepted, and ordered TO Service in India
Tue freedom of the city Of London was pre-
scented 10 III. II. III. Prince Frederick William of
PRUSSIA, together with a congratulatory address
rom the corporation on his approaching marri-
age with the Princess Royal, on the 1911 instant.
At GuildhaI.
way, and the election declared void ON the,
grounds of bribery and treating his agents
If the weather continued favorable. reaping
would commence i'm some of the more forward
crops promised abundantly.
FRANcE-The police are active in their re-
searches after the Italians who took pau i'm the
late conspiracy. About thirty have been arrested
at Marseiiles and on the frontiers
The complete returns OF the supplementary
election show the election of eleven opposition
Deputies ia all.
The indirect revenue OF France for the first six
months of the present year show an Increase OF
u .OOu go francs
PARIS, Friday.-The government hurried over
inc funeral OF Brranger, which took place nj noon
to-day. and was undisturbed by any rruark al,I,.
Incident There was large display of military
force and an immense cOncOurse Of people
SPAIN.-The government of Spain is sending
more troops and materials for the war against
Mexico.
The Senate and Congress voted constitutional
reform as proposed by the government
lTkLY.-Thc affairs in Italy are in 4 tranouH
condition. IL was asserted that the recent move
ment WAS planned in London, and therefore the
Italian court, backed by Austria and France, is
about to protest against-the asylum which Eng
land affords TO these troublesome refugees.