Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-30
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SSrLLh, June 2s.-An Austrian balletin
easee verona iSsn, says the different corps d,ar-
the .asn,, 'neif snoued positions unmolested by
A thirteenth Austrian corps d,srmer ,w,. ,hor.
10 De formed and was also destined FOR Italv
a second Austrian extraordinary lew hi to n.
serminated by the 18th Of September, and the
stanosrd military stature Of the men reduced.
sroaldl corps Is represented 70 be becoming
Soutb.,n Tx ,o,"ncsnie' IL was threatening the
eS,.s eIh yrol, where the people were getting
extremely impatient of Austrian rule
,n,,,I aas eiegram via Berne announced that a
~ ,s austrian force had arrived at Grostato.
Trans. A"~ ao'ahceo towards
Sli CoSkburn succeeds Lord Campbell a.
Lord Chief Justice Of England e'
Sir Benz. Haas is 10 be created n p.~,
me House Of Lords adjourned TIL the alst
IN tne Commons, Mr.. D'Israeli announced IN.
. .Sig OF the Cabinet, and moved a further
ausi ~, 10 the 2lst agreed 10.
The official documents relative IN IN, ,o~,.,
Cohuact win The Galway line are published The
S seIslce VIII not commence ill June 1850 The
diuon requiring communicated with NV Ny
via newfoundland in six DAYS.
ne work on the Great Eastern was rspidIv
progressing, and there Is no reason IN donbt th.,
she will be finished and at sea before the ma -
September. '1e Gnu VI
The Times city article Of Friday evening s.v..
u,itbo,,, @ nunos nave been languid to-day, bot
OF anxiety being Observable with regard 10 the
Tone od continental opinion on the probable eY.
tension OF The war. In the foreign exchange this
AFTERNOON there was change. In this discount
Per cent, n
The LGrEsr.
The West India mail sfeauer had arrived with
more than half million sterling i'm sneeIe hnt
Including none from Mexico
FRANCE.
The Paris Bourse tended downward and on
the lIth rates closed at 62f 6Oc for money. and
of. 45c. for account - -
The Moniteur would soon publish decree con-
hrinlng promotion honors and crosses on nearly a
thonsand persons for military service I'm italy
Ii was reported that the generals under Pei,sz;e,
70 repair TO their respective stations
ana II was considered not improbable that th.
so oy IN now called The Army of the East, would
The French army Of observation on the Rhine
frontiers numbers 7l.WO
AUSTRIA.
An Imperial decree proclaims that the public
VIII receive Tor the Interest the national loan
now due, either bank notes at lbs forms for every
lOO norins. or, second, Government bonds redeem
able with compound interest in five years
Commercial letters from Vienna describe the
financial condition Of Austria as one of complets
| bankruptcy.
Russia
letter from st. Petersburg saws IL Prussia al
| lows herself to be goarded into menacing st-r.
Russia will concentrate troops on the GalIciau
frontiers and send detachment Of her feet % the
Prussian Baltic ports.
TURKEY
IL is said that the 10Th Of June was the day an
| pointed for the rising in European Turkey
The political ferment in Servia was increasing
GREECE.
Demonstrations in honor OF the French victor,s.
| had taken place in Greece.
VERY LATEST.
by Telegram from London 10 Lireypooy
T noJNDoN, Inne Io, 1888, a m.-Kossuth has left
london Tor Paris with French passports. On Mon
| day next he will arrive at Genoa where a becom
| ing reception awaits him. He will have audience
OF Napoleon, but no grounds exist for the reports
| In Circulation as TO his plans
An amnesty has been granted 20 the nolitic,I
prisoners at Naples the strong remonstrance of
| Mr.; Elliot, the British Minister
The Times in its city article Of last evening
quotes advlces from Frankfort which state that the
herman Confederation understood 20 have re-
solved that 500 men-namely 4OUr0 Prussisns
and 10000 Austrians-sball he stationed on a..
Rhine. YIN ~
There were also strong rumors that Prussia will
| of few days
According to the prevalent conjecture neace 4.
| t. be proposed to the Emperor Napoleon on GER
tain conditions, and if these are refused Germany
is TO enter into the war. Under these circum-
stances teere is great anxiety and stagnation in all
The Times also says that Russia is making yast
warlike preparations at all the naval depots The
Neya division of the feet is reported to number
- hrst class ships, and the Baltic feet IS shps of
the ilne OF which IL (screw) are at Cronstadt
The Times accounts for the recent shipments of
gold from 81. Petersburgh to London as payment
Tor mac hinery made In America, and elsewhere
Large Russians orders are lying still unexpected
| i'm England.
The Times adds to its list of ministers the fol
lowing under secretaries: India. Mr. Barring:
Home, Mr. Give War, Lord Ripon; Civil, Lord
OF the Admiralty, Mr. w bitbread; Secretary Of the
Ioor Law, Mr. Gilpin; Vice President of Council
Education and Solicitor General, Sir H Keating
tiouse hold ofhcers-Steward, Lord st. GermaiS,
Master Of the Horse, Marquis of Aylesbury; Master
the Robes, Duchess OF Sutherland
The Daily News thinks that the Cabinet ia not
YET completed and complains Of tie manner in
which Mr.. Miner Gibson has been moved from
post to post, to make room for the old class Of
place men. -