Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

slight rise in the funds The discount houses also
lowered their rates to a half per cent
The London Times publishes an article on
General Walkers career in Nicaragua. in which
Ii calls upon the United States Government not to
tolerate such brigandage, but to wait patiently
until time adds the Central American States TO
the Union.
Among the presentations to the Queen at a levee
on the 18th were Messrs. Cornelius GrinneIl and
". L. Pruyn, Of New York, by the American
| Minister
The weather in England continued very fine,
| and the crops were in a most promising condi-
| ton.
The question of the abolition of the Irish vice
| royalty had created considerable stir in Dublin,
and at special meeting of the corporation of
Dublin a strong protest was entered against it,
FRANcE.-The election canvass in r rance con-
tinued animated, but there was no new feature.
The democratic party was likely to continue di-
vided.
The Steele had received a third warning for the
article which appeared in its columns relative to
| the democratic candidates.
DENMARk-The Danish cabinet council re-
solved that it was impossible for the King to as
| sent to the demands of Austria and Prussia
Copies of the reply had been forwarded to Lon
don, Paris and Petersburg, with proposal TO re-
| Ter the matter to n European Congress
The rumored offensive and defensive alliance Is
| probably in the matter between Sweden and Dem
mark, and the suppOsitiOn is that Russia will be-
| friend Denmark.
TURKEY.-The Turkish officers who were sent
| on mission to Belgium were suddenly recalled.
frontier, believing that the end of the world was
| near at hand, committed some excuses, and the
| troops had TO be called out.
| DENMARK.-At a conference of the members of
| the Cabinet, ii was decided that the dispatch
| which refuses to accept the pretensions of the
great German States on the question of the Ouch
| les will not be sent on the day on which the
Council of State is to be assembled The dispatch
alluded to proposes European Congress to settle
| the dispute.
SPAIN.-Madrid advices are to June 49, Not
1 hist thn 10 g.
wheat maintains its high price. In some of the
Castlian markets stocks are small that scarce
ly any transactions occur and these at exorbitant
rates
"A bad account is given of the vineyards of
| Zeres
Nothing had transpired in relation to the diff
Guilty with Mexico
The Due de Rivers has been nominated ambas-
sador from Spain to Paris
PERsIA.-Prnce BeFtatiuski, envoy extraordi-
nary of Russia at the court of Tehefan, has ar
rived, accompanied by seventeen officers and
sixty CossackS, who served him as an escort
The envoy was to be received at an audience of
the Shah
The Prince of Herat. who was taken prisoner.
had been beheaded at Teheran.
The LATEST
LONDON. June 20, a. m.-The Oaths bill is still
In suspense. The government party attach great
Importance to the measure
The official custom returns show an increase of
nearly three and half million pounds over re-
ceipts of the same month last year in France
The pretender to the principally of Monte
negro, who had taken refuge in Turkey, has been
aSSasSinated.
PARIS, June 10, p. m.-The plenipotentiaries
for signing the convention respecting the new
frontier of Bessarabia assembled at the foreign
office to-day.
The cholera is raging violently at ST Peters
burg, the deaths exceeding 20 daily.
The London Times city article of Saturday
morning says il was announced to-day that the
acceptances of John Longham Co, Liverpool,
ship brokers, had been returned the Liabilities
of the firm amount to G75,OO0. The funds were
steady at the slight improvement of Yesterday
but the market shows little tendency to ANNA
ton
The Paris bourse seems incapable of being re-
vived.