Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

The Post. Paris correspondent says: NJ: Tur-
Fenelon, minister at Frankfort; NJ. Parrot, am
oasssdor q Madridi and NJ. de Montessy, minis
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~ AUSTRIA.
The new born Imperial Prince has been chris
tened Rodoiphe Francis Charles Joseph"- by
imperial decree the Prince Proprietor and Colonel
Of the 9th regiment Of infantry.
The report that q reconciliation had taken place
between Austria and Russia is formally denied
RUSSIA.
A small Russian squadron, consisting Of two
l4-gun screw corvettes and a screw dispatch gun
vessel, had arrived at Spithead, en- rests to the
Pacific. They were not allowed to enter the har-
Dor Of Portsmouth, but their commanders met
very courteous reception .. .... e
The Emperor and Empress of Russia had gone
on journey through the empire.
TURKEY 4-
Some Ministerial changes had taken place, and
the ret rement Of the Grand Vizier spoken Of.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times under.
stands that the Turkish government has COM
plained to the English Ambassador at Constan-
| tinople Of the bombardment of Jeddah, at the
moment when II was known that Ismael Pasha
was on the way thither with full power to pun
ish the guilty. -r.....' -. ...-.... -
The Divan had issued circular contradictinp
| the rumor Of the approaching destruction Of
Mecca by the Western Powers, which was occa-
siOning great excitement. $50
1t was reported that further riots had occurred
| In Gambia and that ten Christians had been
killed ....
The Porte had demanded the recall of the
Greek Consul in Gambia.
CHINA. --.
1t was stated that the amount Of indemnity to
be paid by China to England and France as stip-
ula,ed In the treaty Of Tiensin, Is $4,000 ,0OOf.
| The teleg 'aph Intelligence Of the China and
Calcutta mail was overdue and momentarily ex-
pected when the Asia sailed
| CAPE OF Coon HOPE
Cape Of Good Hope dates are TO July 2lst. DR..
Livingstone had arrived safely in Zambesi river,
and was ascending It in his steam launch.
THE LATEST
By Telegraph to Liverpool.
| LoNDoN.-An Indan telegram was received at
the Foreign Office August %, at ~ 30, a m.
| ALEXANDRIA, Aug N-The steamer Hindos-
tan arrived at suez on the 22d inst She left CAL
cutta on the 10Th Of July, and the delay in her
passage was caused by an accident to her ma
| chinery while in the Red Sea.
/ The steamer Cadiz. arrived at SueZ Yesterday
| from Bombay with dates to the 4th inst. Nothing
OF imp )rtance has occurred since the last mali.
The British troops are chiefly eng aged in harass-
/ ing the rebels in Dude wherever they can Ind
| them, and In reducing their mud Notifications.
| Many of the chiefs, who have not irredeemably
| compromised themselves in the revolt, are sur
| rending to the authorities. Others, who have
| been faithful to the British flag, are being hon.
| Ored and rewarded. The rebels proved to have
been deeply implicated, are being executed. The
Punjaub Is tranquil. Sir Hugh Rose has resigned
the command OF the Poonah division.
The China dates, from Teinsin, are to the 18th
| OF June. Great progress had been made in the
negotiations, and 1t was considered that the al
| lies were on the eve Of treaty which would en-
| sure everything they can claim, and open China
| to the enterprise Of our merchants.
| This news, 1t will be observed, is not so late
| as that received via Russia.
The Daily News city article of last evening
| says: "The funds, to-day, are fatter, owing to
| bona hde sales, some Of which said to be con-
| nected with the payment of the half yearly divi-
dend due this day on stock and other securi les
| Of the London and Northwestern Railway Co
| The decline In consols, however. did not exceed
one nth per cent In other departments of the
| Stock Exchange business remains staynant The
| high range Of continental exchange has a most
| Important bearing on the money market"
The demand for money was rather more active
| General satisfaction is expected at the verdict
given yesterday in Liverpool in the Borough Bank
| The Times city article says the English funds
| opened steadily this morning at the frm prices
/ OF yesterday, but owing to several realizations
and the receipt of less favorable accounts from
the Paris Bourse, the mar et ultimately became
| dull. Money has been in rather more demand
| to day. The final quotations Of the French three
| per cents on the Paris BOurse show reduction
of quarter per cent. About E9O, 900 in gold OF
various descriptions was sent into the Bank TO-
| day. IL is said that the arrangements for the
| contemplated Turkish loan are likely to be CON-
| pleted almost Immediately.
| The Times publishes the following dispatch:
| INDIA AND CHINA
We have received the following from our cor
| respondent at Corfu
| ALEXANDRIA, Aug. a The second Dude pro-
| claHatIon, published In Bombay, had been de.
| cl1Ted by the government forgery
| The closing rate Of Exchange at Bombay for
nrst class bills was 2s. O1d; documents ID to
| 2kd. The Calcutta import market was active
Money and Heights unaItered. Exchange IS
OSd.
Intelligence from Tiensin was to the 18th Of
| June Lord Elgn had received from the Impe-
rial commissioner written promise of cOnces-
sion OF his demands. American and Russian
| treaties had been concluded, and the Americans
were believed to have stipulated for an annual
Visit TO Pekln. The Commissioner at Canton
was urging the people to war, and ignored the
negotiations In the North. Gen Straubenzel was
| establishing partial blockade.
Trade was at a stand still. At Hong Kong
Exchange was ds. I'd AIS I'D =, for Bank bills
| SHANGHAI June 27th.-Tne import market has
improved. No transactions in silks Tea I'M
| changed. Exchange SIS. lid .a6s
Ii is the intention of the Directors to set apart
an early day for great public demonstration I'm
commemoration Of the successful submerging of
the Atlantic Cable Upon the completion of the
requisite preliminaries, due notice will be given
OF the date and general arrangements
fhe United source Gazette gives a rumor that
the Duke OF Cambridge, Gen. Sir II. c. Douglas
and Lord Clyde will soon be made Field Mar
shals.
kilograms were received by the cable this
morning from the New York Associated Press
giving all the transatlantic steamer movements
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