Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-29
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS,
Nv the ConoAo

The accident occurred to the Ariel on the eve
ming OF the 9Th. She had experienced very Sc
we're weather, but was able to work her way 70
Cork with one wheel
Brigadier Inglis, of the British Army, has been
promoted to the rank of Major General.
FRANCE.
The Emperor Napoleon was fred at on the
evening of the l4th, while entei ing the opera
house. Three explosions from hollow project
lies were heard sixty persons were wounded
| were arrested.
The Emperor remained to the end of the opera
ana ,h was Afterwards Enthusiastically hailed by
the people. Though he escaped unhurt, one OF
| the proJectiles pierced his hat
letter from Marseilles reports that the Amer
lean ship Adraic, which was conf sc ated by the
French Court Of Appeals on account of her col
lision with the steamer I.yonnais. made her
escape from detention at Marseilles ard put TO
sea, on the night of the 9Th of January A French
dr-stedinel went In pursuit, without effect. IL
was feared that serious diplomatic complication
may arise from this
1t is d that the question of the Danubian
princiPalities Is now SO complicated that no day
ence.
The monthly statement Of the Bank of France
SHOWS loss OF over eleven millions of francs in
cash held in Paris, and a gain of twenty even
millions In the country branches.
INDIA.
The weekly mail from Bombay with ties of
the 9th of December, had reached Alexdndri ria
IL contained nothing f'om Dude or Cawnpore.
owing, 1t Is presumed TO the continued int-rrup-
ton OF the mail between Calcutta and Bombay
The garrison .of Futehpore was pressed by the
insurgents, and they have abandoned part of
their entertainments, and taken up another and
more secure position. 4 column from Delhi,
under Colonel Seaton, attacked body of insur.
gents at Genowree, and defeated them, killing
lou OF them, and taking three guns out Of their
four. Three British officers were killed and one
wounded.
The insurgents in the icbborhocd of Jub.
bulpoie were attacked on the 18th of November
without decisive results
Reinforcements were advancing TO Jubbupore
The Rajah of Aamjhere aud Minister had been
trhd aud sentenced to death. The Minister was
hanged, but tue sentence against the Rajah awaits
the confirmation Of the Governor of India
Other executions had also taken place
The PunJaub, Scinde, and Bombay, were all
No further rebel depredations were reported
and quiet prevailed generally.
AT 1mbay the import market was generally
lower. Cotton had declined. Exchange was
2s2Hd.
Bravo Murillo has been elected President of
the lower chamber Of the COrtes by majority of
eight over the Ministerial candidate.
A despatch from Madrid. Of the Hth, saws that
the Spanish ministry rendered their resignation
In consequence Of the nomination Of Bravo Mu-
Iillo. Their resignation had not been accepted
The Cabinet would remain In Office II the Queen
would consent to dissolve the Cortes.
The Queen, In her speech to the Cortes, in re-
gA'd to the Mexican quarrel, merely remarks that
she has accepted the mediation OF France ard
England, a proof of the Cancellation which
animatrs her, hut that, under any circumstances
the honor aud reputation Of Spain shall be pre-
served intact
A despatch from Madrid, dated Friday, the
l5n, reports the acceptance of the designations of
the ministers, and the formation Of new cabinet
as follows: President Of the Council, Isturitz;
Minister Of Finance, Ocana Minister Of Justice,