Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-03

that an order has been sent to Venice by tele-
graph TO despatch two steamers from that port to
Cattaro. These steamers will take on board a
battalion OF rifles and two battaions Of the line,
and after landing these troops will remain in the
waters Of Cattaro. - -
FRANCE -
The trial of thirty three persons arrested for
the recent insurectionary outbreak at CbaIons
was prog essing in that town.
ITALY.
A rumor is again current that the Dutch Cow
eminent has been chosen by the Kings of Naples
and belmont as mediator in the Cacliari affair
telegram from Turin, however says that the
Independent of that city announces that Count
Cavour will address an utimatum to Naples
and that the question of Sardinia's submitting
the matter to arbitration will depend on the ma
ture OF the Neapolitan answer.
The London Posts Paris correspondent says
that the Ming of Naples lately applied to the
was fearful of France, and could no longer be
sure that the British Government would continue
its policy of Cancellation.
cabinet courier reached Naples Oh the l4th
Letters from Central Italy and some parts of
Lombardy state that the various Governments
are making preparations against an apprehended
MaZZinian rising.
Incendiary prOclamations are circulated ihroue h
| the country, and it is said that Mazzini himself
| has appeared at several points to encourage his
partizans.
A letter from Vienna states that the delibera-
tions relative to the affairs of Italy have been
brought to a close, and that ArchdCke Ferdinand
Macmillan has obtained an extension Of his per
sonal power, 10y which he will be enabled to act
without having to refer to Vienna.
| letter from Naples, dated the 10th, announce.
| the armament OF every point on the coast suscep-
tible of defensive works. All regiments are Il
| be filled to full complement, and two new repi
| mPnts OF cavalry raised.
SPAIN
| IL Is reported that conSpiracies have been dis
| covered in different towns of Arragun; Valencia
| and Catalonia. Some noted political agitator.
had also been arrested in the province Of Jaen
and arms and revolutionary proclamati ons found
| in their possession.
| GERMANY
| A Frankfort telegraphic dispatch saws the Han
oVerlan resolutions, which are favorable to carry
| ing matters with a high hand against Denmark
have been adopted by the Gerrnanic Diet
| TURKEY.
Ii was considered not unlikely that the success
| OF tie Montenegrins at GrahOra would induce th,
| Christians in Herzegovina and Bosnia to rise e.
| masss against the Turks. The Turks are said {,
| have had 200 men killed in the affair with tn,
| MOnteneg rims at Grahora.
loan of sixty million piastres is said TO hav,
been contracted for at Constantinople, by sundrl
| Greek merchants, at seven per cent.
| The Bombay mail OF April 2ith had arrived IL
| En"land The main features of the news hav,
been anticipated by the telegraph. The he
| weather had set in in all its Intensity but tb,
| greater part Of the British forces would Of ne
| ceSSity be kept to the field. The advance int
| Rohilcund had commenced Interesting detail
| are given OF the capture of Jhansi and Kotah
| The resistance at the former was severe, aud thu
British sustained considerable losses but tn
operation is pronounced one of the most brillian
| of the campaign
Sir Archaic Wilson, the conqueror Of Delhi
had arrived in London.