Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph 10 the Evening Star.
fook DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Ssi Of the Steamship Nova scstinn.
Nn,n SIp. March 2ss-The screw Steamship
her. mi. s from Liverpool on the 9TH arrived
the sd. ,rrsvsS Son; The America, from Boston on
A Pacific article In the Psr,s Mo., I'm .a..
.od Wsan rse In the funds al Loaden, Paris,
Prince Napoleon had resigned IN. ,,,,,..
in peace; Aoe"0e
The ship David Stuart had landed m. 49,,
tan e1iles at Queenstown, Ireland, they havtns
compelled the captain to pursue this course
IsEcoNp DIsrATcH.l
The ship David Stuart arrived at Queenstown
on the 9th. the eLibs having, soon az the Nes-
politan was steamer left them compelled the cap
tain 10 steer direct for Cork. when the e,lles
landed their enthusiasm rose % such intensity that
some Of them actually kissed the soil.
, Another account says that the ship was outside
ule straits Of Gibraltar, the exles openly mutini-
60, demanding that the captain should steer for
Ireland He fatty refused, when he was deprived
pointed commander
In farlament, Mr.. Duncombe gave notice Of
sundry amendments 10 the Reform hin. extending
in ,erIv 70 onessian Iranchlse Mr.. Dlaseli,
not intend TO grant exclusive PRIVILEGED 10 a..
Atlantic or any other telegraph Lord Mas al
luded TO the arrival Of the Neapolitan e,ilex a.
Cork, but suggested no official action "
II is reported that the Government disIatch,x
sent out by the American 20 the British Admiral
Oh nave recently failed To reach their
destination in regular course
The leaders Of the old WI ig party had held ,
meeting, and resolved that Lord John Russell
should propose certain amendments 10 the Reform
OH There was much excitement. and meetings
In opposition to the Government measure were
being held throughout England
Prince Napoleon's resignation gave great buoy
ancy TO the funds in England and upon the Con-
unent. The Austrian securities had an immense
rebound, advancing In Vienna from FRIDAY 90
Monday fully four per cent, while exchange on
bad 81. a.. n n
three DAYS.
The Times and other leading London journals
extend cordial welcome TO the Neapolitan eriles.
FRANCE.
notwithstanding the marked effect on the funds
OF The Moniteur's pacific article, the London jour
nails sDeer at it, and throw strong doubts on les
sincerity: The Vienna papers also criticize e
SkePucay. The Constitutional reasserts that the
French troops are evacuating Rome.
Mons Chasselour Laubat succeeds Prince Ma
Poleon in the Ministry Of Algeria. The Emperor
refused to accept his resignation until II had been
rendered three or four times. His retirement was
caused by difference Of opinion with the greater
part OF the Cabinet ON questions Of internal and
will be appointed 6rand Admiral.
Trade In France was duller
The Constitutional publishes an article signed
oy It's political dlrector, explaining the pacific
article In the Moniteur, saying il must not De re-
gnded as retrograde movement caused by the
crusade which the active propagahdists had sue
ceeded In raising against France in Germany
The Swiss Federal Council has issued a cireular
announcing a determination TO masntain the neu-
uallty and integrity of Switzerland.
AUSTRIA
The Monteur' article PRODUCED favorable i'm
preston on the Emperor. Count Buol and the
leading statesmen believe that peace will be main
taintd. Fears, however, are entertained of explo-
slons in some of the Italian Duchies. Lord Cow
ley remained at Vienna.
MALES
The health of the King such that IL was
supposed he would never be able 20 rule again
ported TO have caused the King to sign a treaty
offensive and defensive with Austria.
Ii is reported that the Neapolitan government
has offered 20 furnish the Pope with four batalions
of Swiss troops.
STAIN.
Mr.. Preston, the American Minister. had ar
rived at Madrid.
IrALY
Arrests continue at Milan and complete stag
nation Of business exists. There continued
activity in Padua. New batteries were being
mounted with guns Of the heaviest calibre
PRUSSIA.
The young Prince has been named William
Victor Albert.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March -Cotton-Sales for DAYS
foot up 10000 bales including g, 40 on specuIa
non, and 5000 for export, closing with an upward
tendency at an advance on middlings cf Lie and
IN some instances. I'd. Clsre's circular Quotes
Orleans middling at "a d, and uplands middling
at I'd. Richardson's circular quotes an advance
l-!6 on midding Orleans
The Manchester trade report quotes goods
firm.
Breadstuffs generelly closed dull Flour was
easier, but Quotations unchanged. Wheat very
dull.
Provisions dull
ConsOls closed at 964