Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-25
The obsequies of Senator Ev.ns

In the Senate, Hammond, Benjamin. Hale and Wilson delivered eulogies on Senator Evans. In the House, Mcqueen and Bocock mo. nounced eulogies Customary resolutions were passed Both Houses adjourned to attend the funeral solemni:ies at ? o'clock this evening. 1our Days Later from Europe-Arrival of
 Steamship Vanderbilt. Ne,o York; May 1O-The New York and Havre steamship Vanderbilt has arrived brino. ing dates from London of tbe 18th ult. The sales of cotton for three days add m o1 oOO bales, of which spectators took OO6 and exporters l,6oO. The market was cenoraIlv unchanged since the sailing of the Europa. and closed quet but steady. Consols for money closed at 9714. Manchester advices are favora. ble. The market closed quiet but firm. L've'pooi, April 28.-Flour closed very dull at decline of 6d. Wheat closed quiet but steady. Corn-the market generally closed duil; Beef closed heavy. Pork-the market displays quietness. Bacon quiet and steady. Loru IS firm at 56 for choice. Sugars-the merket Is quiet. Rice dull
 Sardinia. The government of Sardinia has adopted the principles of the French conspiracy bill.
 France. Jules Favre Che opposition candidate to the General Assembly, is probably elected in Paris.
 Persia. New disputes are arising between Persia and England
 Spain and the United States By the Vanderbilt we learn that Spain ex. poets hostllities between herself and the United States.
 Additional by the Vanderbilt. Ne'o Fork, May 1O-The Vanderbilt brought Sl2oOOo in specie, and reports a general stag nation of business in England.
 Parliamentary. The proposition to increase the duty on ar dent spirits was negatived in parliament.
 London News The London papers contain reports of an ex pected war between the United States and Spain.
 Spain. Gullerez de la Vega, member of the Cham Der ot Deputies, enquired into the relations ex lsting between Spain and the United States. as recent despatches mentioned rumors of war between the two countries
 Austria, The retirement of Count Esterpazv as Am bassador to St Petersburg, will probably be fol- lowed by great changes in the Austrian diplo matc staff.
 The Paris Monituer denies that France is in creaslng her navy.
 England Dlsraelfs resolution to vest the government of India in the Crown passed.
 India
 Gen. Roberts had captured the town of Ko. tuh. Culpee was filled with rebels, and there was great panic there.
 Atlantic Telegraph. The Atlantic capo is progressing finely.
 Arrivals Out The North Star had not arrived out when the Persia sailed The Glasgow arrived out on on the 28th
 Rumors prevail in Paris of change in the present system of administration. and the re- trement of Gen. Espinasse from the interior department.
 The rlenipotentaries had held a conference to ratfy the boundary between Russia and Turkey, and to consider the claims of Prof Morse for indemnfcation for his telegraph in. y,entlon. The prospects are favorable for Morse.
 The Moniteur published a decree ordering 42OCO additional soldiers into active service.- The Bourse was heavy in consequence.
 Royal Marriage. The marriage of the King of Portugal to the Princess S,ephani, of Hozenhern was cele- brAted by proxy at Berlin on the 29th.
 Russia
 Russia contemplates the construction of three lines of railway between the Caspian and Black Seas.
 American Vessel Fled Into