Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-17
THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
By the Steamshjp Canado nj Ro.,on

The telegraph from London TO Liverpool fur
nishes the latest intelligence brought by the Can
ada.
The Times city article reports that the funds
opened yesterday at further decline of i but
subsequently slightly recovered There was +,
very active demand in the discount market and
al The bank, TO meet the bills due on the fourth
and full rates We're demanded
Ihe shipment of specie to the East by the
steamer OF the fourth, will be Eos OOU nearly all
in silver.
report was circulated that the LAYING of the
Atlantic cable was nearly completed, and sha res
fG00 TO fSOO
An important private meeting of the share
holders of the Illinois Central Railroad was held
on r riday, and committee of ten was appointsd
one Of whom will probably be dispatched in 3
week TO New York TO cooperate with the Amer
lean directors. Among other changes, 1t is rec
Commended that resident English director shall
be appointed
The Daily News says that, of the one hundred
and seventy shares in the company cons derablv
upward OF t3O, GOO We're represented in the room
IT'S represented that another OF the failures in
Mo Janeiro is that of Ashley, Wilson 4 Co for
Sl50,COO
FRANCE.
Inc Paris cores pendent of the Daily News
says that the affair Of Montenegro and the tick
llsh state of diplomatic relations between France
and Turkey and Austria are considered very &C.
Ilonsi that + rance has sent an ultimatun to FUR
Key, and II satisfactory answer should not be
returned at once, more ships will be sent TO the
Adriatic.
=, The Monitenr publishes decree reappointing
Nj de Morny President of the Corps LepisIatif
a special session Of the Legislature was anti
cipated. "''0
Advices from Lyons report decided improve.
ment in commercial affairs there Imnrove,nent
was also observable in d less degree at Mar
settles. " "'
The Moniteur contains decree which contiu-
ues the law of June. lSj3 forbiddiup CorSicans
to carry arms until June, 1863
Several districts in France Were SUFFERING &C.
Verely from great want of water In Paris II
was being used very sparingly by the lower
The Patrie says that Russian frfUate has
joined the French squadron in the Adriatic, and
been placed under the orders of the French ad
niI VI, MS news had created great sensation
In Paris, on Friday, the three. percent, closed
STAIN.
A telegraph dispatch gives the following a.
the new appointments in Spain Minister of For
elgn Affairs and Of War, O'Donneil; of Justice
NNaeIeue; OF Finance, Salaverra Of the Interior,
DaheTTa; OF Marine. Noedda.
Madrid dispatch says that Gen. Concha has
complained to the Government Of the insults Of
the English in reference to the slave trade dues
ton. f
The Madrid journals say that the Government,
intends to call on England for explanations of
the gratuitous insults to which Spain has been
Earl Malinesbury and others.
ITALY.
Inc Tribunal OF Appeal at Naples has declared
the recently liberated steamer Cayliari a good
and lawful prize.
A contract for a loan Of AZ, 600 COO francs was
taken by the Rothschilds of Paris and the Co,o
mercial Bank Of Turin.
Sdnguinary conflicts were almost of daily occur
renee Detwesn The French and Roman soldierv
PRUSSIA.
The King Of Prussia has Quilted Berlin for
IeSeInZe, ana IL was announced before his do
parture that he had conferred the entire diTac,ion
OF State affairs until the I'd of October upon the
Prince of Prussia. 'N
serious dispute has taken place between
russia and Austria in regard to the garrison at
Radstadt. The canse Of II is said to be that in.
stead OF moderate contingent by Austria m re |
place the Russian soldiers, she sent a Iargsr
force, thereby say the Berlin papers, attemntfna
10 diminish the influence Of Prussia The news
cited RACES Hereby on both sides.
DENMARK.
Dresden journal declares there is no fonda
ton Tor the statement that France has taken
measures Tor bringing the question of the Ducbjes
before the European Conference, and gives room
to believe that the confederation is 10 procesd
with energy against Denmark.
Russia
Ii was said that one humid red and ,,,,or, -,
thousand soldiers would assemble in the camn
OF Powouski, near w arsaw, at the end of AuDmst
for inspection by the Gar III s1'''
The cholera had made its appearsnc. o, 9,
Petersburg -
ii1 Ts had almost entirely destroyed the ship
TURKEY
twas announced that the Turkish Government
hao made ample satisfaction for the at,ac on Mr.
Won Blanque, the British Consul General at Rel
grade. The regiment to which the soldier who
made the attack belonged has been wiIhd avn |
and the soldier and his officers sent to Constant
nople for trial. the Pacha personally exnresxsd
The regret Of the Porte to the Consul and orde ed
'aIutes 10 De nIed Ia honor OF the British Consul
IL was stated that Fuad Pacha had communal.