Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-16
TlHiEILATEsT NEWS
By Telegraph to the Evening Star.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EtRoPE.
arrival Of the City Of wsshingten.
yys.,"nonK March l6.-rhe steamship CITY Of
arrived The Asia arrived out on the pm Feb
. mStmke rumors continue, and there was less
49, 'hah when the Arabia sailed
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, March Cotton clo..d s,,. -
active, at an advance Of kda3-Is An s,,u ~. . 80
sS os OF three aays Were 81 zoo bales including
middling I'D TO 7kd Uplsnds rniddlings -,
I3-iGd. AT Manchester good had slightly I'D
vanced.
Bresdstuffs closed steady. Flour had an i'm
proved demand, closing at loai2s. per central
WI heat firm with more inquiry, closing az O. I'd :
es I'd. for Western red ssedaiUs. for Western
closed steady and quiet; mixed and yellow ssfcda
os2d; white 7sa7s3d.
PrOvisions-Beef firm. but dun Pork quiet
Bacon steady. Lard quiet and nominal,
GENERAL Produce-Rosin dull st 4Ezds4siod
sPiris IurPentine hrm at 42s by retail Sugar
quiet Rice dull. Coffee quiet .
Londo" Ma'kefs.-Flour dull. Wheat firm for
ioIetSh. sugar hrm for good. but Quotations
barely maintained for brown Coffse firm
London Money MNrkef.-There was an incrr,.-
ed demand for money. American securities gene
rdily unchanged. Illinois Central shares had de-
clined To 37a:5. COpsss closed at nSA nq5L hut
after OfiiesaI hours fell TO a5X ~
The runor was confirmed that the Pope had in
Vlted rance and Austria 20 withdraw their troopx
from Rome; but IL was not known how tl,s,s.
Powers would act
Mr. DIsraeli had introduced his reform, bill into
partially extends the franchise Of the people
Lord Wslpole and Mr. Henly had retired from
the Gaoinct and were succeeded by Mr. Estcourt
and Lord Donoughmore. -.
[sEcoNp DIsPlrcH1
Rumors at Paris say that the French troops will
withdraw from Rome but the only resson assigned
is the request Of the Pope that they will do SO.
The preparations for war continu. active. and ne
funds which huOvanf tat he
the Arabia had become depressed. The French
threes closed at 67f.-5Oc
Lord cowley had reached Vienna, and had an
interview with the Emperor
Mr.: DIsrali's bill ccnfers franchise upon all
members or the learned professions, and parties
having small investments IN funds and savings
hanks The bill was strongly attacked by the
reformers. but large meeting Of the conservatives
two hundred strong-at Lord Dcrby's pledged
themselves TO It's unanimous support. Lord Wal.
pole' the Home Secretary. and Mr.. Henly, presi-
dent ofthe Board Of Trade retired from the cabinet
on account Of differences Of opinion ON the inject
OF reform. Mr.. Sothoron Estcourt succeeds the
former, and Lord DonoughmOre the latter Lord
March replaces Mr.. Estcourt as President Of the
Poor Law Board. There were rumors OF ft1rthe-
secessions from the cabinet including the Earl CT
Salisbury and Mr. Adderly.
The British export report shows an enormous
increase over that of last wear
The latest Paris letters say the chances Of war OF
peace continued the same. The war fever ran
high IN Germany.
THE LATEST
LoSDoN, "Wednesday morning The Daily
News SAYS: The gloom once more overshadOws
the stock exchange. The most reassuring nor
tons Of the statements made bv the ministers on
Friday have beer officially explained away On
the Pans BOurse yesterday the rentes felt \ per
cent. Money continues in fair demand at 2a3k
per cent. Exchange on Austria has further adj
vanced."
At "a meeting Yesterday of the conservatives 20
consider Mr.. Dilsraeli's reform bill Lord DertT
stated that if on a second reading. or upon any Of
the main clauses Of the bill i'm committee they found
themselves in a minority he should unhesitatingly
advise the Queen to dissolve tue Parliament TIKI.
is challenge TO Lord John Russell.
The latest foreign advices contain a rumof that
Count CavoUr is expected al Paris
The Sandman loan Of f. 600 .OO0 had not been
negotiated by NJ Fculd at Paris as was At one
time supposed. This is looked upcn as an unfa-
vorabls. symptom since NJ. Fould, as a minister
OF state must have opportunities Of foreseeing II
events are at hand which might render the specu-
lation hazardous
Advices from Rio Janeiro 10 Feb 7th had been
received. They say that Lopez has accepted the
offered mediation of the Brazilian Government in
the diriculty with the United States
India advices confirm the complete subjugafion
of Dude. The China mail reports that Lord FL
gins expedition up the Eang-tse Kiang extended
as far as Hang-kow and is reported TO have been
successful. TIE steamer Powhatan was at Hong
Kong, and the MiSSisSippi WAS in Canton river