Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-23
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
BY THE VANDERBILT AND CITY OFBAI

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The passage Of the Vanderbilt is a remarkable
short one-the quickest on record.
The London Times of the 9th Of May publishes
the following significant announcement in it's ad-
vertising columns:
RUSSIAN THREE FER CENT LOAN-Transla
ton of notice issued at st. Petersburg From re-
gard to existing political circumstances the I'm
peral Russian Government relieves all subscribers
10 the three per cent loan from their engagements
and authorizes Thomson, Bonar & Co, Of st Pc
tersburg, and F Mart. Magnus OF Berlin 10 return
To the said subscribers the moneys they have al
ready paid ~ their subscr ptions
J. THOMSON, Il BONAR 4 Co
London, Maya 1859
The Paris correspondent of the Brussels indie
pendance says that the En- peror has given private
audience to cardinal sent on a mission To tLe
French Government, and that lis holiness persists
IN retaining the power Of leaving Rome in certain
eventualities.
Ten Broeck's horse, Prioress, had won the
Queen plate at tue New Market races
The Independence Beige says the relations he
tween France and England on a much better
footing than they We're supposed to be short time
since.
The Nord also states that England and prussi,
have resolved on a strict neutrality, which con
fines the war tn Italy
The total return Of members to the new Psrlia-
ment, up to the time Of the Vanderbilts leaving,
was Liberal 3G3 Conservatives 2,3
On sunday, May :, d very numerous and we'll
conducted radical meeting was held in the PARK,
To propose an address To the Emperor Nanoleon
sympathizing with the Emperor in the course o..
had taken with respect To the war in Italy The
proposition did not meet with the slightest APP
proval. II
At Paris, the subscription TO the French lo,n of
2o,~0,'W already exceeds 40 OOO 900, including a
very large number for only ten flncs OF annual In
come All parties connected with the Govern
Ii'ehI were expected To take part in this new ma
nonal demonstration.
bassador To London
The Paris MOniteur denies the report flat the
~ ntyaf ID 1t,
PARIS, May I2.-The Moniteur publishes the
following dispatch:
:" Rcns, May According to orders from VI
emma the state Of siege has been raised at Ancona
and the lighthouse is again lit"
niENNA, May l0.-The Arehduke Is dead
The Moniteur has the following:
During the Tune the Emperor will be with the
army, his Cabinet, maintaining its actual organi-
zauon, viii perform its functions at Paris as 6ith
erto All petitions relative to private or collective
ua OF TO propositions Of general interest
farls, and not to his headquarters
DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
by Submarine Telegraph
fARIs, May lO.-The Emperor took his depar-
tire this evening at O'Clock Ie arrived at tho
station OF tue Lions Railway escorted by the Cent
Gardts. The crowd was immense and the cheer
ing very lively. The whole Of the Faubourp st
ell along the whole route
An enormous crowd was collected in the Rue
ue hi'oiI Numerous persons belonging to the
Hou,,; anu Others on footing Of intimacy with
HIS Majesty, awaited the arrival OF their lnDerial
Hlghnesses at the Lyons Railway station.
Inc Empress accompanies the Emperor as far
as Montereau.
FUNERAL OF BARON HUMBOLDT
BERLIN, May I'D, . 4. m.-The solemn funeral
procession Of Alexander Won Humboldt is nov ON
its way to the Cathedral. All that represents
science, art, and Intelligent in Berlin ioins in
the procession Three chamberlains in gold cos
tune, bearing the orders Of the illustrjous de-
cease, precede the funeral car, which is drawn by
six horses from the royal stables Upon the car IA
simple uncovered coffin of oak adorned with
mowers ana laurel. On either side of the car are
students, bearing green palm branches.
line OF carriages Of immense length close, tl,e
procession. The Prince Regent and All the
filhces and frlncesses are assembled I'm the Cath
edral, awaiting the arrival of the great philoso-
piers mortal remains. mournfuI ssnert nv.,
spreads the whole town.
vienna, May lO-An official bulletin cav, .rbs
Austrian troops have destroyed the military bridge
The Independence Beige contains the fo,loxy
ing: "Gen Garibaldi, combining his movemsnts
with Gen. Ciallini, has attacked the Austrians at
Veralli, beating them completely, and brin~ina
of three hundred prisoners 's'"s
A series Of failures had been announced nj vien-
ma, and il was feared the number would he anu.
Inented for some time TO come s
THE LATEST PER VANDERBILT
THE AUsrRIANs RETREAT IN GREAT u.s-r
The following 10 copy Of private MESSAGE To
our agent at Southampton, received from I.ondoo
on the afternoon of the 18th: "N'N
TURIN, May l0-Oticial Bulletin.-Tbe e,.mv
evacuated LivOrno, TrOnzana, Southia, Cavaoli,
Saunzola, and Verceli, and recrossed the Sesfa in
great haste leaving part of the forage, &c, which
they had demanded, behind them
Yesterday strong Austrian column, with fou,
Generals, was at Strapiana. This morning thew
withdrew hastily from Carasano and Strofiapa y
THK AUSTRIAN EXCUSE FOR DELAY In Ir.1v
THREATENISG MOVEMENTS OF Russia.
Vienna Correspondence Of the London Times
The only news received here from the s.at o}
war Is, that the whole army followed the al.
vanced guard across the Ticino on the 10th OF