Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

side. The King Of Naples Is made q member az the
eeafsdsrAtaea, ard has o ls>ra NE worth q that
new Pews-,he GERM. Oens,Ssr,s,,s s as%ns a
dignity " not in time Ehgland has notkins 60
do but 10 look on. Austria 10 somewhat hunblrd
put put relieved Of q dtfculty Sardinia Is aggrsn-
olzed with province that mistrusts her, and q
neighoor that has earned an imperishsble and To-
enhsostble claim 10 her gratitude The Grsnd
a. - We sopposr, are once more % Ne reinstated
IN aueIt tnronrs France has now the game In her
own hands. She has Europe b~fore her she can
raise all italy and half the Austrian EN- r.nst
n a. oe.ahs whom abe has 80 often bcsten-yet
France has spent nfty millions sterling ma 81 no
men, only 70 give Milan Piedmontese instead OF
temporal dignity. even beyond his imagi astion.
Is all this resp The Empcror's game must be a
iolg one.
GREAT BRITAIN
In the House Of Commons on the lIth the gov
eminent guarantee 20 the Red Sea Telegraph
Company was debated on a motion 70 posfpc ne
the confirmation Of the guarantee. IL was gen
orally conceded that IL was too late 20 csncel the
contract and the motion TO postpone was rejected,
ana the action Of the House Of Lords in the matter
Mr. D'Israeii inquired whether the government
nen received information on the subject Of the
arn.asuce-whether IL was a mere military inter
OF Whether e involved any prospect Of
LORD John Russell said nothing appeared on
.ne Iace OF The srmistce 70 indicate that Il applied
70 n awning but military purposes. Il w.s, bow
l eNet, iW nNe WEEKS ana be trusted that during
| that interval the belligerent power, would h.
| ready 10 propose terms by which hosulities will
be ended. The government had no exclusive in.
formation, but expected dispatches soon
General Peel announced that the entire military
force IN the country the lst Of June 100 col
Including the embodied militia.
On the 18TH Lord wodehouse I'm the Hou.e of
| Lords, and Lord Russell in the Commons read
| Napoieons telegram announcing peace The
latter added, that although there an idea that
| the Emperor Of the French would demand SAVOY
| as compensation for the expenses Of the war he
had made no demand, and desired no addition 60
France Loud and prolonged cheers greeted thi,
The Commons agreed 10 the Lords amendment
| TO the Atlantic telegraph bill, Mr. Laing having
| explained the conditions Of the Government guar,
| antee, as already known.
| Lord John Russell stated that the Government
had come TO determination in respect % the ac-
| ceptance Of the Pee Gee Islands
The select committee 20 inquire into the packet
| and telegraph contracts was appointed
The last grand review and sham fight Of the
season had taken place at Aldershot. I'm the pres
ence Of the Queen and royal family who remained
| The Shipping Gazette believes that the Austrtsn
mai contract bas been given 10 Mr.. Lever, Of the
| Galway line. Efforts were Haking 20 get Melford
thske mails.
The following Is the committee appointed to
advise the Atlantic Telegraph Company on their
/
Mr. z. Clark, Mr.. Bidder, Professor w bsztstone
| Dr w n: Miller, and Mr.. Longridge. Mr.. Lzli-
| more Clark is the new engineer Of the company.
The Question Of the Panama and australian mail
| contract viii be one Of the first laid before the
| committee on contracts, now about TO assemble
1 The Australian mail is now nine days over due
| FRANCE.
The Paris journals generally regard the armistice
| The Paris -four and wheat market was dun and
| lower. The provision market was also declining
Prussia
II was reported at Berlin that the Enperor o.,
Russia would shortly arrive there 10 attend fam.
lily conference 10 decide after the abdoztion Of the
King whether the crown shall be conferred on the
Prince Regent or his son, Prince Frederick VIII
1 liam.
1 SWITZERLAND
4 The Federal Assembly had elected a President
| Of the Swiss Confederation for 1850 I'm the per
1 son OF Councillor TregheroSse M. Kucehle was
chosen Vice President and NJ Ziegler was re-
elected Chief OF the Military General STAFF.
NAPLEs
Two hundred soldiers, fifty Of whom were Swiss
| revoited on the 9TH at Naples and LEFT Fort Car
| mish Tor the purpose Of rousing other troops 70
revolt, in which they failed On arriving al the
| Champ de Mars all the Swiss and native troops
who remained faithful met them with a disc harRe
OF artillery, and forty insurgents killed and
TWAS stated that Filsngrezi had resigned the
| presidency of the Council, but that the King had
| urged him TO continue in ONCE. He and the King
nao adopted a basis for important measures.
1 TUEKKY.
The Turkish steamers Silistris and Kars are re-
| ported lost. The former had $50 passenger for
| Constantnople, "a Of whom persisted. The Turk
ish crew assassinated and plundered the Christi
| during the salvage. The Kars had 800 passengers
from Constantinople, and had not been heard Of.
| The Ptrsians were said 10 be actively preparing
| In anticipation OF war with Turkey.
| INDIA AND CHINA
| The Calcutta mail Of June and Hong Kong Of
May "a had ehed England.
| The Indian Government is said 10 have decided
| to permit all European troops who might desire
II, to receive their discharge and free passage 10
Great Britain, thus removing all ground Of COM
| plant. IL was expected that thousands would
| avail themselves Of the offer.
The rebel force was gradually diminishing
Prod uce had improved at Calcutta but was dull
| Exchange 2s3ad. Freights active aud nrm TO
London; 70 other ports unchanged. Imports dull.
| Times SAYS that Mr.. Ward. the new American
Minister, has left here for Shanghai in the steamer
| POwhatan, where he win be Joined by Mr. Bruce,
| who. with Admiral Hope. proceeds northward
| very shortly. Nothing Is vet known 20 the In
| tentions Of the French Minister. who is at Macao
| IL Is understood that the English and American
| Ministers will proceed 10 Pekin, and il is hoped
| their reception will be a friendly one
| The Americans have chartered a light draucht
| English steamer to carry their flag up the Peiho
| The gunboat expedition had started for wacao.
| Exchanges had slightly advanced, and imports
| had been more active. Tea was firm but quiet in
| all the markets.
| The American steamers Mississippi. Powhatan
| and Toewan were at Shanghai.
Later from California.
ST. Louis, July 25 The overland mail OF the
| LIST inst. has arrived here.
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