Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ETRoPE

~ nc news Il not of much importance
49, oI"',ohary movements had taken place in
I - party ~ insurgents Seized STEAMER
anu p'oS-eeded 10 the Island Of Ponsea and libe
,a,su Nv prisoners Subsequently the steamer
been made s III" d'ieS's hao
ENGLAND.-The Parliamentary nroc.oa,r,,..,.
unlmPoItsnt. The House Of Lords has na"s.g 20
the sound dues ''p''oh OF
y bill which was introduced as an an,,do,. .,
ia, , new divorce bill, its object being to eTemnt
lile clSlSy from the duty Of mar irving persons a.
vote OF - to % ''J''''u Nv
The House of Commons was mainly engaged
IN dtbailng the supply bill.
ON Friday las, Lord Ellenborougb In "a. ILL.,.
OF Lords called attention 20 the REDUCTION in a..
Iate OF exchange with India, recently made b,,
the Last India Company by lowering their term,
for bills on India. with the object OF nT.ysn,i
the export Of silver He said that il shouId L.
left 10 the discretion of the local government ~
remit or not funds TO this country and thai ,c,
siderable Inconvenience might result 20 the In
dian Government If any further alteration was
made IN their country. He had heard ON rocd
authority that the mutineers At Delhi had obtainrd
possession Of no less than five or six hundred
Thousand pounds. a large portion Of which w,S
public money. He thought such fact ind Gated
lhe necessity of great caution in the adoption Of
changes Of this Kind. As otherwise the Govern.
mem OF india might possibly be found unable 20
meet ITS engagements
Earl Granville said every precaution would 10
tdheh against unncCeS>ary draw upon the resources
OF the Indian government That government
however, al present had large balances at its dis
Po>dI; ana there was no TO fear that il
would ne unable 10 meet its engagements
In the House of Commons MI r RaTing called
attention To the necessity Of taking steps 10 facli
tate by emigration the supply Of labor in british
Guinea. " ''' ''"
Mr.. Labouchere admitted the importance 81 the
subject, and that il was the duty Of Government
To assist in the promotion Of a system of emilr,s
ton in order 10 promote the prosperity OF the COL
ony, at the saae time il was their imperative duty
II take care that no possible approach towards
tue reintroduction Of the horTd system Of slavery
be made.
In debate on the consular Svs,em Io,d p,I
meIston said that d" arrangements are being made
10 send COnSulS 10 places on the Black sea ar
cording to the stipulation Of the Paris treaty.
The Post believes itself justified in stating that
II is the intention of the Emperor and Empress 81
the French TO visit the AT Treasures Exhibition
at Manchester. in the course of the next six weeks
he Daily News IL oTized 10 state that the
Earl of Shaftesbury is decidedly opposed 10 the
importation Of free blacks into the West Indies,
fega!ding il as pe-iious i'm the extreme.
The screw steamer Fox, Captain McClinton
fitted out by Lady Franklin, sailed from Aber-
deem on the lSt instant fo- the Arctic regions in
search Of the remains of Sir John Franklin aud
his crew.
The Duke Of Marlborough is dead
Al meeting OF the company owning the MAN.
moth steamship Great Eastern, il was announced
that she may be launched in September hut thar
the trial trip to Portland will be deferred till next
April
The American merchants Of Liverpool gave 4
steamer Niagara, who were also 10 dine with tie
Mayor Of Liverpool
FRANCE.-Gen. Cavignac has been officially an
nounced a. an opposition candidate
Advces from Ralylia announce more victories
10y the r-nch troops, who were masters Of The
whole country.
depression in the Paris Bourse has given rise
10 ruTnor that the government contemplated
raising d new loan, but il is believed 10 be un-
founded A reduction in the rate OF discount by
the Bank of France is looked for soon
-resra nlsrf g ~, NIL
says: +" IL II currently reported at Isle. that IN
consequence % the excellent prospects of the har-
vest, the Belgian government has resolved TO take
on the export duty now levied al the French from
tier upon cereals coming from Belgium. This
important measure, il il said, will 30 into oper-
alton July Is"
TIE Paris col. E. ondent of the London Times
says that the receut conspiracy Of the Italians
against NapOleon'S life was more serious than
o lgInallv supposed. Twentv-one conSpirators
have been arrested, who said 10 he connected
with the COn>piIators recently arrested at Genoa
who professed TO proclaim a republic in that
SPAIN.-Therc is nothing new on the Spanish
Mexican question. The Mexican Minister still
remains az Madrid, though meditating an early
return TO Paris, where il il supposed he would
await further instructions from his government.
ITALY.-The revolutionary movement al Leg
horn has been suppressed
Advices received at Paris on Friday however
announce further instructions in Italy. organized
by MaZZini. Two hundred arrests had been made
AT Genoa, and muskets and large Quantities of
ammunition had been seized
A dispatch from Vienna announces another at
tempted instruction at Sapri in the NeaDolitan
territory
Diplomatic d iniculties with Belgium
continue. The Belgian minister was awaiting
his passports. He i charged with stirring IN an
agitation in the princi qualities, assuring the peo-
pie that the European Powers had agreed upon
the eNpediency of the union OF the principalitieS
gian Prince.
1t is minated that the rupture was brought
about 10y Lord S;oddard.
The Daily News correspondent saws that the
affair II likely 10 assume some importance Sev-
erai foreign ministers had visited the Belpiap
munster. and IL was rumOred those Of America
Russia. France, spain, and Sardinia will present
the sultan a Joint note on the subject. A meet
ing of the aforementioned diplomats had alrea-
dy been held at the house Of the Russian ambas-
Sddo:.
A confidential circular. addressed 10 the foreign
diplomats, maintains the right Of the Porte 10 The
Island Of Perrin. and expresses the hope that
England will evacuate.
CHINA.-A letter from Hong Kong states that
Lord Elgin and Baron Gross will have interviews
with Sir John Bowring at Singapore and that no
important operations would be undertaken until
after the meeting. Tie French journals doubt
the statement that Eng land had asked France 10
end troops 10 China.
The Markets
LIVERPOOL, July The cotton market closed
hrm sales Of the week s. 500 bales spectators
taking $40 and exporters Coca Quotations were
unchanged Orleans fair - middlin-
: Lied Mobile fair "a d. middling ID: Up
land fair : 5-l6d, middling : l5-lGd
BTead>tUff> were steady aud quiet Flour closed
dull. with declining tendency. Western canal
5I> cd abs. Cd, Southern 3saS2S, Ohio 32S cd.
4 BIS cd. Wheat was firm and generally I'M
changed Corn was duh at d decline Of ed mix
Ell and yellow S6S a Us. cd. white 39S dos
London MGrkstS.-W heat II dull at a decline
nt Is flour s2a@is; sugar quiet; coffee closed buoy
ant. Metal>-Welsh railroad iron is dull-all
qualities have slightly declined Carolina rice
closed huoyant. Tea has advanced lsals6d. Tur-
pentlne spirits closed firm at liSaiiS I'd
Money Mdrket.-The money market il active
ConsolS are quoted at o. n 93 for the opening
Bullion in the Bank has increased E1O6 500
Hare Markets. June 3O.-Cotton dull New
Orleans tres ordinaire quo tod IL francs sales Of
the week J., 800 bales Brcadstufs closed with a
declining tendency. Sugar firm. Rice il heavy
AHt.ricdR SscHTitfsN-NIcSSTs Bell & Son re-
port American stocks dull. but the feeling was
better. L. =. 6's, bonds l-ti-, lUjalO6x; Mary
land IS. bonds, s1a-e; Massachusetts SIS, bonds
100: Pennsylvania s., - ABA do. do. bonds
l-1'. -Oa>l; Alabama SIS, bonds, -laS:I Virginia