The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-06-02

Inc European lnnaDltantS nave requested
that the telegraph at Jassy be joined to the Rus
sian lines.
Yesterday, sanguinary conflict took place
between the French and Austrians residing
here.
French War Vessels on the English Coast
For several days, two French steamships of war
have been lying-to outside of Plymouth, and it
is reported that two others are outside Of Fall
mouth. On Wednesday, a corvette, with about
eighteen guns, with painted ports. and
schooner of twelve guns, all black. we're OBJ
served for five hours four miles S. s. Z. of the
Eddystone, in the run of the homeward bound
ships. The schooner, when hailed by pilot,
declared her nation, but declined answering
any other questions.
Ge,many.-Berlin, Friday, l3M-In to-day's
sitting of the Upper House, the money supplies
demanded by Government were unanimously
voted, with many expressions of confidence.
All the speakers were anti Napoleonic, and in
favor of German nationality.
Frankfort, Friday.-In an extraordinary sit
ting Of the Federal Diet to-day, the proposition
OF the military commission to put the garrisons
of the federal fOrtresses on war footing, was
agreed to. e,E
The Hanoverian representative proposed that
a corps Of observation should be placed on the
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such measure.
1urkey.-Marseilles, Thursday Ecening.-
Adyices have been received from COnstantinople
to the 4th. The agitation is increasing in the
Turkish provinces, especially Bosnia. The
Turkish Government has therefore increased
the number of troops to watch Bosnia, Seryia,
AID Montenegro.
Austrian vessels have been advised merely
to navigate the Danube and the Dardanelles.
The Austrian Government has stepped the
transmission of political news to Constantinople
by telegraph.
Great Britain.--A highly important notice
had been issued by the Secretary of War. 1t
is addressed to the Lord Lieutenants Of the
various counties in the kingdom, sanctions the
formation Of Uoiunteer corps, and explains the
conditions under which the project is to- Be
carried out. 1t is provided, amongst other
things, that the volunteers will be liable II. lie
called out in case of actual invasion, or the APP
pearance of an enemy in force on the coast, or
in case of rebellion arising out of either Of those
emergencies and that, while thus under arms,
the volunteers will be subject to military law.
Arrangements had been made in London for
holding public meeting, to be presided over by
the Lord Mayor, to memOrialize the Govern
ment in favor Of the nOn-interventiOn of Eng
land in the continental struggle. Mr.. kOssuth
was expected to address the meeting, and speak
in support of the course pursued.
The same activity was observable at Wool
wich and other dock yards, in the preparation
Of war materials, &C., as during the very height
of the Crimean war.
The London Star argues that England, by
declaring her neutrality in struggle, the only
avowed object OF which is violation of treaties,
cOnfesses that the treaties of Vienna are not
worth fighting about, and gives them up alto
gether.
Vscount Canning, Governor General of In
da, is gazetted to the Peerage, under the title OF
Earl Canning.
1t is said of the Newmarket races In the
handicap sweepstakes Of ELS each, an Ameri-
can " crack" Starke, made his first appearance
in England as a competitor. The horse, who
is four years old, was the top weight" but did
nothing more for the honor of America than
run last; but, as Prioress's" debut in England
was equally inauspiciOus Starke may yet go
ahead.
Sir John Lawrence had been formally invest
ed by the Queen with the Order of the Bath y
Fance.-It is said that more than double the
amount of the five hundred million francs as
war loan had been subscribed for, and that three
times the sum might be had for the same pur
pose.
The Empress had already transacted bust
ness, and was to hold weekly reviews of the
National Guard. The gun-boats are not to be
employed, but tive frigates were to be immedi
ately prepared for sea.
The Minister of Public Worship had sent a
circular to the Archbishop and Bishops of the
Empire, directing that public prayers be offer
protection of France.
II "a otatad that tho Emparor bod 1ao;dad
that no correspondent of newspaper or jour
nalist shall be permitted to follow the French
army in Italy.
On the other hand, it is said that some jour
nalists had been selected to accompany the
Emperor, and among them NJ. Perron of the
Moniteur, and M. DreOlle of the Constitution
mel. Measures had been taken for sending sew.
eral official dispatches to Paris every day.
The army of Lyons had received orders to
proceed to Italy. They would increase the
force in Italy to nearly 1000 men.
A decree postpones, size die, the expected
Legislation on the corn laws.
Austria.-=Ihe journey of Prince Windisch-
gratz to St. Petersburg had been postponed sine
die.
The Austrian postal service between Trieste
and foreign ports had been interrupted.
Pussia.-The Minister of Foreign Affairs
has declared to the commission, that if even it
should happen that the efforts of the Italians to
obtain better administration should degener-
ate into revolutionary movements, Prussia new
ertheless would see mo reason for giving armed
assistance to Austria.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Saturday A fer
nOOm.-The cotton market closes dull. The
sales to-day are estimated at 5000 bales, near
ly all Of which were to the trade.
Liverpool, Saturday AfternoOn.-The Amer
lean advices brought by the steamer Arabia
were received too late for effect on the market.
The sales to-day are estimated at 5000 bales,
including only $40 bales TO Spectators and
exporters. The market cleses dull
I.trerpa0l B.eGdssufs Market.-The bread
stuffs market closed firm. Messrs. Richardson
x Spences circular reports -four with an ad-
vancing tendency.
Prices are held cd. higher than the quota
tons of Tuesday. The sales have not been
large, however, and the quotations are lis. "a
las. sd. Wheat has also an advancing tenden-
cy. Holders demanded an advance of 3D.,
which had a tendency to check business The
following are the quotations: Western red, IS. a.
u.s.; Western white, los. Cd. 0 lis. cd. !;
Southern, los. Sd. ca lbs.
The market for corn meal firm at en- ad,
vance of I'd. C9 Sd. for mixed and yellow. Mixed
is quoted at Is. Cd {y Us. Sd, yellow at 6s Sd.
ca Is. Id, and white at Is. 3D. (0 IS. 4d.
Three DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE Ex-
PECTED RESURRECTION IN HUNGARY. - Ne,c
York, Nay 29.-The steamer New York, from
Bremen, arrived here this forenoon, bringing
Liverpool dates to the l6th-three days later
than the previous adyiees.
The steamers SaxOnia and Jura had arrived
out.
No battle had been fought, up to the latest
advices from Italy.
The Austrlans were raising loan of
c75 OO0 0(lO sterling