Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
arrival Of the Steamer City Of Wa.hinctsu

| FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
AiiSsi Of the Steamer City Of WashinSteu-
WV Wv lohk, April 25.-The steamer CITY Of
nool VIII d. arrived here thisevenng from Liver
\ Pcrr,, WIN oates TO the 18th inst
| out Do'uSsia nave arrived
The stesmer Prince Albert Ia. pu, back 10 Gal.
The war rumors bad been very alarr,,na NJ, A..
the ilth lnst, 50 much 50 that war was yenersiir
| considered inevitable, and much depr,ssion n,,I
vailed until Monday. when reassurny rurc,, -.
current and announcements were made ths, 90
cessions by Austria in the preliminary coDditioo.
regulating the proposed Congress, gave renewed
hopes that the deli beratons Of that assembly ould
have sslutary result. which Circumstance caused
considerable recovery In the funds st London
and on the continent.
Austria has proposed. and the other powers are
said To have consented 10 taneous isarming
before the Congress meets.
me ornaments, however, continued.
,h ra,llament would probably be dissolved in
eoout week Electionecring was actively pro
gtsssing Tor the selection Of a new Parliament
ne house OF Commons had rejected a resolu-
u3r IN iavor OF voting by ballot by three majority
The Moniteur publishes another Official Srtiele
70 conclIate the German Power, France yeou
dlaies the idea Of interfering with their indepen
sardin i has sent the Marquis D'Areglio on
The Vienna advices had been very warlike bu,
slightly moderated toward the middle OF IL
week. "a Nc
The Austrian troops In Lombardy couti... a.
advance, and threaten the Piedmont frontiers-
The Calcutta mails Of March 9sh had reached
London The Hong Kong advices Were 20 Feb
ruary 25th. The Indian Government had impcs-d
depressed.
A dispatch from Paris SAYS that England will
propose the question Of general disarmament 10
the plenipotentiaries.
Tue correspondent of the Herald saws that not
withstandtDg pacific ASSURANCES warlfke prepara-
tons continue in France on a Tremendous srale
Ill
The Patrie, which Is the organ OF Napoleon's mi
vate cabinet, speaks Of last and supreme effort
which England and Prussia making in behalf
Of peace. Referring TO the Austrian proposition
for general disarmament, the Patrie asserts that
France is still on the peace footing She has col
ected no army on her frontier and has not applied
having increased her army in Itafy 70 one hundred
thousand men, might commence a campaign To-
morrow.
Arrival Of the steamer st. Louis.
NEw YORK, April 25.-The steamer ST Louis
from Aspinwall, arrived here this evening brinv,
ing the California mails Of the 5th inst five hun
dred and hfty passengers, and 81, T23OUO I'm treas
ure The trip has been made In little over TWEEN
ty days.
The United States hips Oronoke and jamestown
and steamship Relief were at Aspinwail, all well,
when the St Louis left.
The attempted revolution In Salvador had been
speedily put down.
A fearful earthquake had DESTROYED the CITY If
Quito. with over two thousand inkskstauts
last accounts. At an engagement IN Coaa uimbo
the government forces Were forced 10 retire under
loss Of rs men. The revolutionists lost nearly
doIble of that number
The Ecuador blockading Guayaoufil eoutinus.
The loss by the earthquake at Quito Is stated at
s3GO.Ooo, and The loss Of life by same high as
to the nOrthward of tho city were also DESTROYED
add some damage was occasioned at Guayaquil
Explosion ard Great Loss Of Life.
A mil q .eN .s.rl4s O.
Nicholas. from 80. Louis for New Orleans explo-
ded at Island No. Sixty. The boat and cargo are
total loss.
Forty-two persons are killed and missing. They
were principally attaches Of the boat.
Among those dangerously scalded 10 II. J. Stu
art, Of stanton, Va
steamer Susquehanna, and every attention is being
paid them.
Important from Utsh-
LEAvENwoRTH, April 25.-Latcr Utah advices
represent affairs in that Territory threatening
Judge Cradlehaugh had dismissed the juries
they refusing to find bills against the murderers
In consequence of the excited state Of the popular
feeling, one thousand soldiers had moved TO the
neighoorhood Of Provo.
Governor Cumming had issued proclsmatior,
taking ground with the Mormon sentiment The
danger of an outbreak was considered imminent.
Besides the difference between Gen johnson and
Gov. Cumming, there is open rupture between
the executive and the Judiciary.
Pc LetCDer.
NORFOLK, April 25.-Hon. John Letcher is now
lying quite ill He will be unable 10 meet his ap
Pointrnents with Mr.. Goggin for some time to
come.
Marine Disaster
NORFOLK. April 25.-The schooner Geo. Hof-
man, of Fall River with a cargo Of coal sunk in
Hampton Roads during the gale Of Saturday last.
Her crew were saved.
Lost Mail Found.
NEW YORK, 26.-The missing Havana mail bag
brought by the Quaker City was found Yesterday
among some rubbish in one Of the public stores
IL was uninjured.
Congressional Nomination
MOBILE. April 25-Hon James A. Stallworth
has been renominsted to represent the LIST Alabama
District in the House Of Representatives Of tho
36th Congress. -
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-Flour is quiet, but firm,
Howard ST. 81. I2aS6 Is; Ohio s6a$6 L.
Wheat is firm; white Sl.70aSl.75; red $l.ifa
sI52
Corn dull; white 74a77ci yellow sOaslc.
Whisky dull at 26a26kc.
Provisions dull and lower; mess pork sl7al7 Is;
bacon sides and shoulders 7xa9c.
New York Markets.
New YORK, April 26.-Flour closed heavy
State 81 s5asi IS; Ohio s6I5as6 IS; Southern
S6aS6 40.
Wheat closed arm; Southern white sI 72asI.77,
Corn closed buoyant; mixed s2as3c; white ssa
Sic yellow S3asSc.
Pork closed heavy; mess el7asI7 Is; prime
$3.50.
Lard closed firm at n xalI&c.
Whiskey closed lull at 25hc.
Financial.
NEW YoRK, April 26.-Stocks generally are dull
and heavy; Chicago and Rock Island 81 y; lis
nois Central sharrs 81 4; do. bonds &C II Michigan
Southern, guaranteed bonds, a New York Cen
trsl - b; Pennsylvania Coal Co. sos; Reading
50Is; Virginia 6s " 4; Missouri 6's O. 4; United
States SIS of 1874. lOih.
GEORGETOWN ADVKRTIsEMTs.
FORREST HALL, -
Il GEORG ETOWN, ID. &.
TUESDAY EVENING, April 18th
G. RAND VOCAL AND INSTR UMERTAL
CONCERT
By THE CELEBRATED
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Comprising the following talented ATtlsts:
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Miss Jessie Clifton, Mons. Sol,
Miss Flora Clifton, Mr. Flank Jones' ana
Miss Kate Clifton, Mater Henry Clifton
NEW GLEES 9IINTETTS,s 9pARTErrS,
TRTOS. DUETS, BALLADS,SOLOS,& &C..
Forming the most plpaslng entertal nuent ever