Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-29
FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
BY the Persia.

MIR. Ten Brock had won another race AZ Nett
market, with his horse aBellen He was unani-
mously elected member OF the New Rooms
Newmarket.
Letters from India confidently predict that the
next mail will bring news Of the capture OF Del
al. The mutineers at that place are represented
as nearly worn out and carts full of peonIe Were
being sent from the city.
The Inauguration of the statue of Tbos Moore
had taken place in Dublin with great eclat The
Lord Lieutenant took part in the interesting pro-
ceadings.
A report was current that the cholera had made
Its appearance in the village of Stratford near
occurred and deaths
The London Morning Post, in a leading article
upon Walkers new designs against Nicaragua,
denounces an alleged construction of law by Gen
these designs
The American bark Warden. bound from New
port, W ales, to Boston, with a cargo or railroad
ron; was wrecked on santon Sands, near Barn
stable Lighthouse, on the 9th inst The captain
and three of the crew were washed asbore or
pieces OF wreck, but the seven other men com
posing the crew were drowned. The body OF
the chief innate, the son OF j wealthy gentleman
In America, had been recovered The cargo was
expected TO be saved.
The annual meetings of the United Kingdom
Temperance Alliance had been held in Mancbes-
ter and the proceedings Were generally euicour
aging to the cause of prohibition. NJ Neal Dow
and Rev. James Gaughey, of America took part
IN the meetings, and to the former the Alliance
presented farewell address on his intended re-
turn TO America
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says; understand that President Buchanan
has addressed to all American Mini> al foreign
Courts confidential circular, in which he de-
cisres that the principles Of international Law az
regards neutrals shall be respected by his Gov
ernment and that any petition from the nited
states against countries with which they are AZ
peace shall be prevented by all legal meansn
The Paris correspondent of the Times saws the
health Of NJ. de Rayneval is delicate that IL *
said 10 Will be imnOSSiblp for him IN -
~. Petersburg before next summer. Ii has even
been supposed that his destination will he
changed, and that a military man will be sent as
French Ambassador to the Russian Court
liz is said that the question of the
Principalities is disposed of, that Of the S1rz
Canal will be again officially presented 10 the
examination Of the Ottoman Porte
Madrid letters intimate that Admiral Armero
who was expected in that city from Seville
would probably be charged with the construction
of the new Cabinet.
The Times Paris correspondent telegraphed on
Friday evening that a private teleg IA phic dis
patch dated Madrid, 10th instant, announces the
Ministerial crisis over, General Armero having
been called upon to form a new Ministry
Lisbon dates to the eth Of October. The
yellow (or tyPhus) fever had spread to other
parts OF the city, and the number of cases had
increased to about $50 a day, and the deaths TO
35.
The King of Prussia continued I'm a critical
condition. The latest bulletin received is dated
the 18th, and saws: "During the course Of to-day
the King has been free from further attacks Of
congestion. On the whole however, there is no
marked change in the condition OF His Majesty"
A letter from Vienna says that the recent con-
ference which was held there between the Baron
de Bourgeney and Cont Werner, had for its OBJ
lect the Sandman question and the resumption
of diplomatic relations between the Courts OF Tu-
rim and Vienna may be shortly expected.
The Russian naval division, destined for the
Chinese waters, had quilted Cronstadt. IL con-
sists of three corvettes and three steam-cIippers
The statements in regard TO the extensive ma
ture OF the Notifications which Russia Is con-
structng at the entrance Of the Sea Of Azof is con-
hrmed.
A letter in the Presse, Of Vienna saws Il Is Der
fectly true that the Russian Government has set
apart 6,OW,OD roubles for the reconstruction Of
Sebastopol, and that although the treaty of Paris
forbids the building Of Notifications, IL is SUP
posed IL may he easily eluded.
Advices from Constantnople state that on the
ID Of October the English and Austrian Ambassa-
dors addressed to the Diyan protest against the
last elections In Mnldavia and waliachia. The
statement was denied in Paris
powder magazine at Joudpors was blown up
6y IA Ghtning; over ,OO0 persons were killed and