Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-22
NEWS
hen the Associated Press Agent.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Wv loRL, Feb. 21-The Cuna-d st.,msb;n
.,r;,a3 rSn .eit Liverpool on the 9th instant
The British Psri sn easIy hour thi. morning
instant. Lord Palmerston gave no,ia On tne IN
in regard TO conspiIacies, which will me-, V I'LL
feIugee question. He also gave notice of hill
Tor amending the Government OF Indi. oiii
Addresses cong atulatiag the Lately r
couple had been voted in both houses ieo
IN the House OF Commons Mr. Roebuct h.,
asaed Lord PalmeTston whether any communal
cations had passed between France and Epplasa
In regard TO the alien act the alteration of the
criminal code. He spoke bitterly against Napo
leon and ne French officials.
Lord Palmerston acknowledged the recent Of
despatch calling attention to the refugee ones
non, hoping the British Government would do
what 1t thought ft, but said that no answer had
oeen returned He rebuked Mr.. Roebuck's on
siaught on France
Leave had been given to bring In bill author
Ir,ng tue East India Company to borrow not over
a. $1,000 $1,000, on debentures in the next two years
we learn from Paris that the French Consu.s
ICY, viii not grant passports to British sub
ynn s -, ne new French penal law was undergo
Jerome BonaParte with the right OF ATTENDING
rne councils OF State and presiding in the En-.
A Spanish decree extends amnesties on The
blIIh OF the Prince TO the colonies
Inc trial Of the Neapolitan revoIutionists of
'une last had commenced at Sslerno.
40 ho'nih0 later from India or China
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Feb 6-The sales of cot,on %,
the week Were 81 900 bales; sprculators tain
o,ooo ana en Porters 1900 bales The market for
un.n,s'r opened al slight advance. but suisse
quenuy relapsed, and new Uplands declined
i,Iod. The closing prices on Friday were: Fair
OtleahS IA, Mobile = I'd, Uplands I'd mid
Giiag orleans l5-l6d., Mobile CID, Uplands
Breadstuffs were very dull Flour and corn
Were generally unchanged. Richardson, spence
Co quote -four with declining tendency. nm.
saleaDe, and prices nominal Beef steady.
declined f1''ios siSnuf
The money market was slightly easier. The
bInk had reduced its rates to 3X per cent. Con-
sois Tor money SO, and So !, a96 for account
SECOND DIsPArcHl
Ihe following is the very latest foreign intelp
seTce py telegI aPh from London to Liverpool:
LONDON, saturday, Feb. 6.-The Paris cores
pohuent OF the Morning Herald states that in
tue opinion OF many respectable Frencbmen too
.iluch importance has been attached in England
70 the military addresses in the Moniteur These
concentrations, he says, have taken place under
the ihnuence OF the excitement; and the uniform
loyalty OF the Emperor as an ally should have
sololers anxious to establish claims for future
promotion by exaggerated statements
James Oder, one Of the most respectable NOM
fiInr ene oankung community OF Paris, the
IaIlu'e OF whose firm was announced few DAYS
self y "S"S ni"i-
The italian residents of Paris had presented a
con. GO dtulatory address to the Emperor in which
they repud ate the assassins who cali tber,saIys
itallans The address SAYS: "Iib-raI ItaIy
wnlGh has not forgotten wha. she owed at a great
epoch to the chief Of your DYNASTY dIsavoxrs as
her children all such Our codes hear tbs ina
press OF the genius of Napoleon the First and we
know that Napoleon the Third in his disinter
esfo PTney' has always protected the wishes Of
Inc minister OF wal has been CHARGED with a
commission 10 purchase hotels at Nancy, Tours
ioulons, Lyons, and Paris for the marshals who
are 10 De appointed to the great military com
inahds INTO which France has been divided
Tue Moniteur publishes further congratuIatorv
addresses, the chief being from the artillery and
infantry of marine. No reference is MADE 70 TIC
refugees question.
Prince Frederick William had refused to 70.
The Prince stated that he did NOT Iike noIi,;nsi
organizations, and believe that IL anv durahIe
chahge be made in the government of Prussia an
END would be put to these bodies
The Cortes had voted an address In re,,u .,
tue speech from the throne by a vote of two bnn
a,eo 10 fourteen. The speech Of Bravo MuriIIo
niis zen columns Of the Madrid journals He
stated that in order to re-estabIish society more
nrmiy on ITS basis II will, in his opinion he de-
sliaoie 10 confirm the right of voting to person.
VINO Fald the h hest amount of taxes to reduce
the number of deputies to have no function.
ries or military officers in active service in 70.
chamber, and lastly, to have all discussions &C.
cret. SC
TURKEY.
ConstantinOple advices to the 9th report tba,
CERTAIN Clrcasslan slave merchants who were pro
ceedlng TO that place for the purpose of seliino
some young women and children having been
reused passports by the Russian consulate at
Ilebizon, and having also heard of the promise of
the Sultan to interdict the sale of white sI,yeS
to1k up arms, and wanted to Set fire to the con,
SUI mouse The resident Europeans, with the
consnis Of France ard England, to the number
OF three hundred, all armed, had, however,
gathered around the Russian consulate foc i,s A.,
fence " 10 oes
me Circassian chief, Schmyls, lad been
ooIlgen 10 consent that all the population of
uTcal Tehechua should ma Ike their Submission IN
TO Russia lie Nord, however, does not confrm
this. III