Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-02
UWE LATEST NEWS.
6y Telegraph for the Evening Star,
two DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arriv.l Of an. I.S..

dian, from Liverpool, at o o,clocI oe nnlp IN
ing OF the 2o'h nit', passed this port on her wsy
| The American ship Pepp.r.u. c,n,,,, NJ,
| from New York for Bordeaux, report. h,,,ry,,,
passed the Austria while on are, and saw a shiaa
alongside.
The English news il quite unimportsnt
| . A"otner demonstration against the introduce
non OF the confessional in the Church Of Eng
| iana had taken place az Loadon
| De,ensive works Of a very formidable nsture
| er oe1u completed at Fort Malta on the CLYDE
GALWAY 1sn Morning chroniele says that the
an en. mail subsidy at least equal 70 thar nsid
,s ls,te, from valrn,i. says the shore end Of
| tpe Auantlc cable was about 70 be lsid ana shst
| al tne stan at Valentia had got notice % ie.vs
zoe company on the Both Of Novembers miles,
| something favorable turns no ~eSs
| Parliament has been further nro,o,r.. ..,,
| nominally, the 18th Of November N"''''
| - The french officer who threatened 70 ,hoo. IN.
NNeWcssne editor for hoelling bis father, the
| French Consul, had been fined I've pound.
The London money market continued verv
easy, Is per cent. being the minimum rate Of
The Atlantic Telegraph shares were quoted a,
American securities Were dull, with but little
| change in rates
William Arnold and Sons, hemp manufaetu-
refs' London, had failed; liabilities small
| The VERY LATEST By TELEek.pH
| LONDON, Oct. 2O-The Bomb.v mails ,h.
news eV which has been already teleg "a phed.
neached ondon this morning.
| Inc Daily News city article saws the funa.
| opened fatty on Tuesday, and during the g,ss,.,
| part OF the day reduction OF one,eigbth wa.
quoted. Al the close, there was more nrmpe~.
| at fully MONDAYS rates. The share msrtst wa.
| Hat. but closed frmer fos 600 I'm goId were .en,
to the bank during the day Cod remittanoes
Were being made TO the continent owing 10 the
conpt s s1sss state Of the exchanges The dis
Inc Times city article says that on the stock
exchange money was procurable at Ial u per cent;
aug, ana IN open market the general minimum rate
| The disturbances in the eastern Province. Of
ed and in the southern Provinces the in.nfrection
| OF the peasants had assumed a serious character
CHINA
| Tbe Times complains that the part PLAYED by
| MT heed, the American Commissioner 10 China
| was worthy of his countrymen When the Eng,
| Ilsh ana French were demanding natural rights
| ior all mankind, Mr.. Reed begged a treaty for
| himself and his nation That treaty. contains no
provision for free transit through the country for
| the opening OF no new ports, and provision for
| an amended tariff.
A difficulty has arisen between France and
| brazil, In regard TO the property Of French SUBJ
J cts dying in Brazil. The French Consul had
his Government
The French Ambassador at Rome had by d.
rection OF the Emperor made a strong represent
i abduction
the Catholics Of the Jewish child at Mortara
| The Paris -four market was hrmer Wheat was
dull Ise Provincial corn market was unchanged
manufacturers were well employed, but the
| Foreign orders were not so extensive in former
| years. slight rise in spirits is recorded
IL was reported that the French Government
arbiter or mediator between France and Por-
1 tugal.
| The Bourse was declining. The Three per
cents opened on the l9th at 73f. Csc, and closed
| al 73f lOc.
| PORTUGAL
The two French men Of war remained al Lis
bon Two British vessels had also arrived in
| the Tagus.
| HANOVER
In consequence Of the earnest representations
| Of the British Government with reference to the
abolition Of the stadt Dues, Hanover has decided
| 10 send an agent TO London with full powers to
| negotiate the affair.
nwa. said tina, t SsV p;incs RsO.n. had s.o,
| ded on proclaiming political amnesty to all
persons compromised since the events Of Isis.
| AUSTRIA.
Reports were current that Count Buol had re-
| signed the ministry Of Foreign Affairs and would
De succeeded by Baron Bach, the present minis
ter OF the Interior.
Russia
A gigantic fraud upon the government had mo-
nopol zed attention. The government had paid
twelve millions of rouples overcharge for con-
| siructing the St Petersburg and Moscow Rail
road, the contractors having charged for a much
longer line than was laid down. The rolling
stock was furnished by an American Company,
according to distance, involving a fearful over
charge on this head also. Many influential per-
sons are compromised by the transaction. The
matter is expected 10 be hushed up. This Is de-
MED by Mr.. Winans, OF Baltimore
| Tremendous fires are reported 20 have occurred
| at Orel, and five hundred buildings are said to
have been destroyed.
Morocco.
telegram from Aly iers says the reported
sassination Of the two European Vice Consuls is
believed TO he pure fiction. On the other hand
the Paris journals say the massacre Is confirmed,
one being certainly the French Vice Consul, but
that IL is doubtful whether the other 10 English
or Spanish.
An insurrecton 10 reported to have occurred at
Liyny, Bosnian town Of importance on the Ser
Wan frontier; no particulars are given.
New York Election.
NEw YORK, Nov. 2-In this city the election
Is proceeding quietly up to tie present time III
a m The biting wards are all serene, and the
turnout is comparatively meagre IN consequence
of the cloudy weather and raw easterly wind.
AS general thing the strong Democratic wards
The California Overland Mail.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 30.-The Overland mail from
California, with dates to the 4th October has ar
rived here. The dates anticipated, via the
Isthmus. The mail arrived within the schedule
time. Three passengers from California came
on the train.
Another European Arrival.
NEw YORK, Nov. 2.-The steamer Fulton, from
at southampton, but brings nothing Of import
ance later than the Indians advlces.
Naval Intelligence.