Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-12
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSoCLATED PRESS


FOUk DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the BteanshiP Kangarss.
NEW YoRk, March 1.-THE screw steam.
ship kangaroo from Liverpool on the 25th ult
arrived this forenoon
The Cunard steamship Arabia arrived at
Liverpool on the 23d.
There is again q prospect Of an amicable
settlement Of the difficulty between England
and Persia.
Disraeli's amundment to the budget pro-
proposed by the Chancellor Of the Exchequer
had been negatived in the House of Commons.
Inc budget, as reported, Is consequently vir'
tually passed.
In the Liverpool cotton market holders de-
mand an advance and buyers ask o reduction;
the market closing dull, with downward
tendency at the quotations of the previous
Saturday. Sales of three dogs, IL. 900 bales
The advices from Manchester are favorable,
that market being dull with . declining tend.
ency.
Consols, for money, closad at 93I.
In the Liverpool breadstuffs market hour
had declined; Ohio, 3ls6d 32s6d.; Baltimore
and Philadelphia, S0sod 3lsoi.; Western
The Liverpool provision market was un.
changed.
SECOND DISPATCH
The London Times contains leader on the
virtual rejection by the American Senate of
the Dallas-ClarendOn treaty. The Times dep
recates a renewal Of negotiations on the Gen.
trail American question
The Madrid papers still discuss tn outragss
inflicted on Spanish citizens in Mexico, and
it is announced that 5000 troops will be sent
Immediately to Cuba, to replace those which
are to be sent to Mexico
Fears are entertained at Madrid of another
instruction. Large quantities Of arms and
ammunition have been found hidden in the
city, and it was believed that the Demo
Gratis and Progressistas had conspired together
against the government.
The Paris Pays states that the fact tn at the
convention for the cession of territory by Per.
STA to Russia is Observation-Disclosures there il an
existing treaty in which Russia engages to de.
lend Persia from invasion, and that at the
commenement Of the present difficulty with
England Persia claimed from Russia the ben
cit Of that treaty, and Russia FASTENED to re-
deem her pledges by sending an army to
AraXes.
1t is said that the scheme of the Neapolitan
government to transport political prisoners to
the Argentine Republic has miscarried, the
latter government refusing to receive any but
free colonists, and the prisoners utterly re-
fusDg the proposed Communication.
A diplomatic circular from the Spanish
minister at Paris explains the origin of the
dispute with Mexico, and the intention of the
Spanish government.
An imposing force is to be despatched to
Mexico, ann the most energetic measures en-
ployed to obtain redress. Orders have been
sent to the squadron lying at Mahon to pre-
coed to Cadia, to join the expedited. A line
of battle ship and three war steamers are also
detailed to the same destination.
LATEST.
PARIS, Tuesday.-A settlement has taken
place between England and Persia. The con-
ditions were agreed upon on Friday.
1t Is rumored that Russian troops have dis
embarked at Balfruck, on the Caspian Sea,
and that the Russians have forwarded mum.
tions Of war to Teheran.
LONDON, Tuesday, Evening The Earl of
Derby has brought up in Parliament the reso-
luton condemning the Chinese war, support
ing it with speech, in which he maintained
that the Chinese outrages, and infractions of
the treaty, do not justify the hostile opera
tions that have taken place.
The money market is firm; nothing has been
done under per cent. Large arrivals from
Australia have Influenced the market, and the
drain upon the Bank stopped.
Consols for account, %.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Kangaroo's
news went direct to New Orleans at q single
writing, over the National line.
Reception Of the Remains ofDr Kane.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE remains of
DR.. Kane arrived at the Baltimore depot this
afternoon shortly after four O'Clock, and were
escorted by tic First City Troop of Cavalry
the Washington Greys acting as a guard Of
honor-to Independence Hall, where the body
remains until tomorrow. The Interior of the
hall and all the entrances have been draped
in mourning, and the coffin has been taste
fully decorated with camelias, the voluntary
Offering of Peter Mackenzie, Esq, the init
mate friend of the deceased. The flags
throughout the city are at half mast and
draped with black. There were large crowds
gathered At all the points on the route to view