Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.


ia arrived here this afternoon hrin,tn- -,
Poei dates TO the 18th nit es -''
Enyssas Np.-it is reafhrmed that France and
can quarrel '''ediating in the Spanish and Next
a,G Seen Victoria has given b,r,b a ,,o,h.,
infant i ws Ser Maestys health is favorable The
Political affair. are ou,.,
petin C.h,n., LORD Elgin will demand Of IN.
with The folio,,;nr renewal Of the former treaty.
provisions As regards comneyns 81 some OF its
ports to be opened TO Europeans e. ~ IN 1 OF
seee oa nve ana Dipiomatic Missions are 10 ha
estabhshed at Pekin on the same footine ;. r..
of Persia. As regards offence and 49, tnv -
English Government demands the Hon, 30 80, .he
fishing military posts wherever they have Co
suts ana that vessels OF war may enter any port
FRANcr.-Itis reported that Napoleon viii SOON
make a visit TO Algiers. There are continued ru-
mors of conspiracies in France.
The French Government has decided that the
introduction into Algeria Of Indian and Chine.e
held laborers shall be encouraged
Inc French Republicans are determined 20
certain their strength at the approaching elections
oy putting up Nj. NJ. Garnet, Caraguac and others
as candidates for the Legislative Chamber They
intend proposing them in Paris and I'm the De.
The Spanish ambassador at Paris has had an
I'M, ,n.elvlew with Count Walewski and Lord Crow.
The cooperation OF the French Government I'm
furtherance Of the English operations an chin.
Will be OF the heartiest kind
ne Roman Catholic Church, for the protection
OF her numerous missionaries In China has made
urgent representations 10 the Emneror % ,,hn -
active part in the war ~ ~ A
SPAIN AND MExIco.-The Paris correspondent
had an interview yesterday with Count yy.lc,.'
ski on the subject Of the quarrel between Neyico
and Spain nj. Walewsh is extremely desirous
.nat this unfortunate affair should be smicsbly ar
ranged, and is leaving nothing undone for that
purpose The English Ambassador, also h,
lending his cooperation, and both Governments
luton of the difference between the two COM
trles, which would lie attended with such A Sc
rious complication of affairs A great deal de-
on the N Mexican Envoy himself and the
Inc latest dispatches from Madrid have cor
foporated the moderate views of the Spanish
government and their anxiety to settle the affair
II II can be settled without dishonor "a
In the event Of the pending pacific negotiations
the Spanish Government will address a note TO
the other powers setting forth her moderation and
met at Madrid is not responsible for the conse-
quences.
AUSTRIA Accounts from Vienna represent the
Council Of the Empire busilv engaged i'm pre-
pairing constitutions which The Emperor Is to
carry with him a. presents to his subjects in his
empire.
The preparations for the Emperor's Journey
into Hungary are going forward on grand scale
HIS departure was fixed for the Sd of May.
Austria is negotiating a treaty with Persia sim
liar to that with the United States
NAPLEs-The conservative papers I'm Iom
hardy assert that al the suggestion of the En-
peIor OF Russia, a semi official French envoy has
been despatched to Naples with a proposition
which may be acceptable 10 all parties
Letters from Naples dated April 9th say that
the spirit of disgust and discomfort is spreading
among the Nedpolitan troops, and that they are
Tipening into a state which may be the precursor
OF some important movement
lTALY.-There have been some disturbances at
Bologna and Niterio, in the Roman States the
etext being the payment of certain taxes but
they were put down, and energetic measures were
taken to prevent a recurrence of them.
SARDINIA.-A private letter from Turin, dated
the ith states that the departure of the Austrian
Minister and the rupture of diplomatic relations
with Vienna produced but slight impressions in
the former CITY. The Sandman Government will
remain firm. though quiet and moderate unless
wantonly provoked. Sardinia proposes to resume
negotiations with Rome. wirteInburg has con
cluded a concordance with Rome
PERsIA.-The demand of Turkey on Persia for
the restoration OF her territory has been referred
TO France and England.
The English and Persian treaty has not vet
been concluded.
RUSSIA. According TO ST. Petersburg letters
the administration OF Poland is likely TO be sepa
rated entirely from Russia II is also stated that
directly after the marriage of the Grand Duke
Michael, he will be appointed Stakeholder of the
kingdom Of Poland
AsA.-Later accounts from Circassia have been
received. The Circassians were attac ked nv the
russians ia their last days march, but repulssd
the strong columns which had penetrated into
the mountains Of Tuab. The Russians lost 200
men and the Circassians 200.
Mehemet Bay is giving Circassia the benefit Of
military organizations.
The tribes of Daghestan had captured the fort
at Saliah and massacred the garrison. The gar
rison and neighboring villages surrendered
PoRTUGAL.-Portugal is sending an expedition
against Macao.
The MARkETs.-At Liverpool cotton was quiet
and quotations were barely maintained. Sales OF
the week IL. 600 bales. Fair Orleans sd Mid
Z Sled.
Flour was quiet, with but little speculative de-
mand. Western Canal 27a2Ss., Southern 26s. Cd
a29s., Ohio 29a:S0s.
Wheat was active at an advance of Sd. White
9a9s. Cd. red Is. Sd ass. Cd. Corn was active,
with large speculative inquiry. Mixed 3Os. Sd
a3ls. Provisions were steady and generally un-
changed.