Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

s oeen saso ~ auction IN Losdon fos $40 eai s.ss
IT, Ds' VI Sieveland being The purchase.
As n.as I'M 10 ,o q tse IAN AZ Jaly took place
.he outbreak was quite serious Firearns "a
knives Were used, and one man was kiiied AMI
several dangerously wounded o
The statement that the new Au.,,.l,,, -,
service via Panama is awarded 70 Mr.. Lew !.
contradicted. N T"
The Bank Of England, on the isth. reduced In
minium rate Of discount from 10 2x Der cent
This step was fully anticipated and eserc ised mo
Inneehce on The stock market The funds op>n-
sn Dnoyant and excited on the mornin g that the
Thex or. S,an salIed Conscs being quoted stsok.
.,o seen however, fell back under the imprcs-
Vu .naI The terms Of the peace were not such an
!" INSPIRE confidence in It's durability.
lI"''' ~ IsHsrdph from Lordor 10 Lirrpoell
III. nail. y LONDON, July is, m
saws ..TSr s,nS. o ely article Of last evening
pearance, but closed at a hslf ~, c.n, W. ~
than yesterday. The recent rise has .,,,..ss
haSs ,I,,, supply Of siocks but bona AIDE holder,
nave lltue temptation 10 sell az a time when H.
per cent; Is the highest rate obtainable from a.
post al the receiving establishment
a;spo.;,Snr, transactions are partly In sbeysnce
meht OF the Chancellor Of the Excheouer,s bpd.e,
III expected that there IL nothing uh.tev., 80.
- fSncn compromise sufficiently resssurfnV
10 induce Englan To scorn rcasoua ble men.ur,. q
| defence In the other Department, of the 49,
exchange prices had dropping tepdepcy Tn.
BANK terms sttracted moderate amount Of bnsi
Il
Were taken elsewhere at 2S, and in e.c,ption,I
instances per cent. Exeepi az regards Franz
continental exchanges show an unfsvorable tend
| The Times city article sav-s the f,u q, ,.-
cent on the Paris Bourse on Thursday caused N.
bnRnsn funds 10 open on Fndzyat slig ht decline
anoni,.a a, ,eecuon took place, but the market
aaSqureo seaoiness In the latter part of tie day
| mere was generally a more active demand for
,ohey sno az the Bank, owing 20 the reduction
| IN the rate, marked increase took plsce
i III IS remarked that =.
Daiuay without the fertresses necessary 20 defend
| mas uiadr herself the vasssl of France and that
iialy mas gained nothing, while the Emperor re
turns to Paris nominally conc ueror Int I'm rralitv
| baffed and dishonored man
IL was reported in Paris on Friday that greg,
egl,auon prevailed al Milan; that troubles had
tnrbed and that the Partisan popuIaoe was indie.
nant AZ The Emperor for not having fulfilled his
/ promises.
4 FRANCE
The statement Of the bank of France for the
month Of July shows decrease I'm ca,h OF owe,
| eleven million francs
The Moniteur publishes a second warning 10
the MYERS on account OF an Objectionable politi-
| cal article Po-
The Paris Bourse closed on the 18th .t osf ar
Tor money and account, being an advance Of a
nearly 'Uf after the peace.
SWITZERLAND
Inc reuerai Council have resolved 20 disbapd
the troops In the Canton Ticino, where guard
| ior austrian vessels will alone remain They
nave also resolved on proposing very severe meas
ufef 70 prevent the enrolment Of the Swiss for
lorelgn mlltary service. An order has been issued
70 alsoano the troops called out during the war
ana repeating the measure against the erportation
Of arms, ammunition. &c.
| Prussia.
| The Prussan Gazette SAYS, that I'm cous>o upne.
OF the treaty OF peace orders have been
TO The troops on the march 70 halt az the re,petive
places where they may happen TO be; also that the
prolosal made by the Prussian Ambassador 70 the
/ ffedersl Diet, in regard 20 the federal troop<
had, under present circumstances been with
drawn by the Prussian Government
| NAPLES.
Additional details If the recent partial unt,tinv
OF the Swiss troops are received A BODY of troops
mutinled in the barracks killing the Colonel ard
several officers OF the Fourth Regiment and after-
| wards repaired to the ROYAL Palace but were
| forced back by the Chasseurs and Husxar, on
| duty To the Champ de Mars. where they were sur-
| rounded. The commander-in-chicfo of the Swiss
called on them TO surrender They replied by a
| discharge OF firearms, wouhding the General and
| about tnirty privates Orders were then given 10
nre on the mutineers when seventy-rv We wsr. xii A
and two hundred and thirty-three wounded
| ROME.
| Bostonan at the sack Of Perupia writes m the
| London Times, giving additional details of that
| brutal AFFAIR He says the American Minister Mr.
| stockton, has demanded redress and ind~mnifca
| non Tor American citizens, and by his energetic
action will doubtless obtain such as is 70 be had