Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25
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ONE DAT LATER IRON EUI0PT
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Arrival q the ocean Qseen.
ORR fonE, Oct M.-By ths sas.mes oc.s.
os 9 70 The 18th, one dsy later.
on EddSs t Sa s o. New oslesns vas WRECKED
Rohsst -. - ng htheuss on Tie 11th.
inventor, n dssd The celebrated engineer and
Aass.is rsfass. 20 dimiu,sb IN. ,u.o,.. - A..
ss,Sinia rom LON ardy, and n q ne ~ h. non
the point 10 srbis.sse. Sardinia ProPcss 10 submit
The demands Of Austria are not oufv ,,.,.,..s ,,x
% ne ou. 90 POI receive the support Of Frsne
proposal. va 70 the
1ss nsy, fteml..ly !. imper..u, Nup.,,..
authors and sceomplices In the destA a Ansiu
were In the hands Of justice The CITY MA t..
gull, and the disarmiag Of the Populae. had been
T gsosrea; , IL was surrounded BY Modeness and
Gen. Gar 6sldi haa Issued . ps.clsm.t,on n
'o s.s army Of Italy He sys; = 81
breaches. The enemy 10 thresseni.y ma Iii
dan.F eusck ms before many days are over In
am not .Sss my old companions q Lombsrdy,
il is enough - -, 70 oesi men, and know that
ue Enemy o. Italy ] shall look 10 - Won ther,
s ses IN your ranks." Dated Bolorne. oesoerr
The Pope was 10 have am ,.,..x.. -. A.
hing OF Naples st Castle 6endofo' w. - vii
aUSng nis say on scecuni Of the sgitsfion r,srn.
demonstration took place in honor az ~. sssS,..
Ian ambassador and crcvrd "a s' ~ sne s.roin,
| az ven thousand, len their cards al tbe .mh~.ss
ooI residence The French gendsrmes pres~ryed
ctoe, 90. zoe eject Of the demonstrstion was pro-
ioand- The ambassador was 70 leave on the irth.
when another silent demonstration was ex p~csed''
4 Inc french government wishes the arrear, OF
the pension Monte Napoleon and All fp6emn,tv
for the cost Of the late war 20 be included I'm he
settlement OF the debt which viii have 10 be- psid
by Austria and Piedmont
The Emperor Of France WA erpecteS "A p,,,.
/ on "Wednesday night
An envoy Of the Sultan had arrived m Al~x,,-
dria, bearing an order 10 the viceroy Of EVypt IA
oppose the CONTINUATION Of the work ON the suez
canal The foreign consuls had immediately as
| sembled.
Letters from Madrid state that the Empero, Of
| Morocco bad ratified the arrangement concerning
the frontier line of Melila and expressed rr.diness
to give Spain all the satisfaction she demanded.
Additional discoveries had been made al Con
| asserted that incendisry machines had been dis
covered, which were destined 30 be used I'm burn
Ing the European part OF the town The Grand
vizier had rendered his resignation, bot n had
been refused It was evident, however, that dis
solution Of the ministry was Inevitable The new
loan had been contracted under heavy conditi ops
On the occasion Of the funeral Of the Bev Of
| Tunis the Moou assailed the yews woundi na
many mortally. Some Christians were also
wounded. minister Of the new Bey come q
the rescue, striking and killing many on the spot,
and causing thirty Musselmsn 70 be arrested
Tranquility was finally restored .-IT
II COMMERCIAL
Lirerpoof Cotton Markef.-Cotton IA in rood 10.
guest AZ extreme rates Sales for two DAYS 10 900
i balqs.
Lendon Marksfs. - consols asxaasx sug,,
steady and unchanged. Tea inactive and unal-
tered Rice arm. 1ndigo-sales continued AMI
mated at unchanged rates Breadstuffs al MARI
Lane were dull and unchanged. Coffee firm