Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph for the Evening st.,


LoSpoS, Oct. Is The cont~,,. 40 80 ~.
teur this morning Is without snx , =. zig Moni-
..n. '.er rom Rome states that General d. an.
geus, Sonmender OF the French force a, 80
was about to proceed on a mission "a NJ Rome
A Paris letter In the Nord states th.i y ps,i,,
disturbance has arisen between Prspcs 80 p.s
leaving children under age, the Fr,nch cos.s;
put seals on bis premises, the local suthort,,s<
maintained, that he had no right to do 40 "A ~
DE, n.s.iIan law, the children being born In Brsxn
were D rs1iIians, and subject 20 the law OF the
country: On appeal to the Justice Of the Feaos-
ne decided that the local authorities were IN H.
oSsno sha q, tns seals Were removed. In couse-
fuence, the French Minister struck bfs dac In or
~e. 10 await the instructions OF his goyerrnsn,
Nlenns letter says that Aus,ri. IA having ,e,.
GRO end re, Isised along the frontiers OF Montene-
ouilt on the frontiers Of the as,,.& so..s
o'Tel 70 Keep the Montenegrians I'm cbs~k "
Inc Maand Journals repeat positiyeIv ,h.,
place. sPn"s 70 axe
The new Colonial tsrin OF the pu,eh no,.r,
ment VIII shortly be published. The rev,,,on :.
Oh nature to alarm the Colonial protection,a,
The Paris correspondent Of the Times nef.,
ring TO the Portuguese question SAYS that MAZE,
sun iook well towards friendly arrangement,
0ut hothlog Will be done until the Minister az
Portugal al the French ports who Ieff par, N
THURSDAY, arrives At Lisbon.
Inc French Government has learnt. by teie-
gsPn'c despatch from Ale1andris, Of the am
Jeddah D@ns)ie ~
Accounts received from Alsiers by the French
government announce that the Empire of Noroo-
chy. e'N - 81
| IT'S reported in the Paris correspondence Of
tue Times that the English Consul at SaIon,cs
nas requested the Lord High Commissioner Of
the lonian island 20 send an English shin ~ 49,
into the gulf Of Salonica in CONSEQUENCE Of ,h-
excitement in Macedonia, caused by the eIeou
.Ion OF three Christians, and OF the insult offered
Inv he TN
was said that the new company for Inc c,rs,,
Eastern steamship was delayed In Completing its
Organization by the non attendance Of the direc-
forms
Lord Charles Wellesley. brother and heir mr.
| sumptive to the Duke Of Wellington, is dead
me e9nonoctlal gales are reported to have done
much damage TO the shipping in the German
Ocean. Several vessels were wrecked. and Some
lives lost. No American vessels are mentioned
In the list Of disasters
| Mr.. Robert Dale Owen Er T. = utnts,., %
Naples, had arrived In England, and was paving
visit 10 his father, Robert Owen, who soon,
fined to his bed by illness.
The Gazette announces that the Queen has
granted the dignity OF Baronet to Sir lanes
| Outram vi
The late disastrous floods In Ireland are said
10 have seriously Injured the potato crops in the
| low lying districts, where the disease was de-
stroylng large portion of the WELD
Spanish steamer had discovered two islands
on the coast OF Africa, and taken possession Of
II
Accounts from Syria state that the chole a ha.
| carried on 5000 persons at Mecca.
| The corporation Of Limerick had taken steps
| Tor the formation Of a company to start steam
| packets between Foynes and America. Accord
ing to the royal commissioners report Foynes 10
| tue best Of Irish ports.
| On the evening preceding the departure Of the
| Pacific from Galway. grand entertainment was
| given on board. and Mr.. Lever in the course OF
his remarks, stated that arrangements were In
progress for running steamers from Foynes 20
| America during the winter months The ban
quet was attended by Lord Bury, Mr. Roebuck
/ NJ ana several other gentlemen of distinction.
The marriage OF the Duke de Mslakof with
Mademoiselle Paniega was solemnized in the
| Imperial Chapel Of ST. Cloud, on the evening Of
| the l2th Inst, In the presence Of the Emperor
| and Empress and a numerous and brilliant as
| semblage. Marshal Valiant, Minister of War.
| and nj Walewski, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
gave away the bridegroom, and Nj. Fould, Min
lister OF State, and Spaniard, the Marquis de-
Casa Riera, did the same Office for the bride
Tbs Duke is said to be In his eth wear, and bis
| pride IN her SD They were expected to start
forthwith for England.