Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star,
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN INIEIIIoIN11

ADDITIONAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENtI
BY THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
The tardiness Of the AuStrians in making the
attack excited much surprise, and was variously
STeculated upon. The London Times thinks they
nave thrown away the opportunity which they al
ms possessed The inacton is probably caused
~ .1e ARTIFICIAL inundations made by Sardinia,
some psces fains which obliged the troops in
ne I'm Peror OF Austria was preparing 20 take
tne chIei command with Gen Res The latter
ns reported dlsaPProves Of Gen. GvnlaiNs plan
A letter from Genoa says that all the Austrian
vessels there have been seized by the Sardini.ns
Within fortnight twas expected that the French
The admission Of Austrians into French terri,
tory has been allowed only on special AUTHORIZE
ton
The London Herald's Paris correspondent s,v.
il was whispered that Immediately sitter the Fun
peror's departure Paris will be placed under mar
tial law
The new French loan Of i've hundred million
francs Is 10 e contracted 10y national subscr ption
Ii IS To be three per cent loan issued at 6Of Soc,
or four and-a- half per cent issued at pf
Inc embodiment Of the contingent Of 1889 las
The Prince Archbishop Of Vienna has issued a
pastoral letter attacking the crimes of Piedmont
"hu tlr ahOiuon OF Napoleon aud the opinion Is
tnat war is not the greatest Of evils but
vice of equity. ~ '"' WI
A counter revolution bv the troops had taken
place ~ fariha Ia favor OF the Ducal government
The reigning Duchess had reentered Parma.
GREAT BRIrATN
There was considerable animation in the Eng
fish naval department Additional vessels were
actively going on.
The London Times continues to assert It's belief
I'm an alliance between Frame and Russia ard
argues that Russia would not have gone 40 far a,
Sh" has without 4 previous understanding with
France.
THE LATEST.
LONDON. Saturday.--The papers this morning
contain nothing important from Italy Al the
latest dates the AuStrans appeared Ia be retreat
ing, but nothing was known Of the object Of their
nlaucuvcrs.
Mr.. II. 81 John Mldmay is 10 accompany the
headquarters of the Austrian army as British Com
missioner. and Col. Cameron will accompany the
sandman army in a similar capacity.
R"sE May 5.-Rome is most tranquil. The
French troops are not 10 leave. 600 Austrians
have arrived at AncOna since the 3Uth with pro-
visions for six months
Sir Moses MOntehore has failed ia his mission
TO the Pope OF Rome in behalf Of the child Nor
On the 9th, says the Daily News city article. the
funds advanced, closing with more frmness than
has been shown for some days. The settlement
| was completed with only one trifiing failure The
stock exchange may be said to have fairly emerged
from the panic.
Lord Balfry CO., of London, Ia the Austria
| Ian trade, have suspended. Their liabilities are
tlO0.tDO.
The fluctuations on the Paris bourse had been
dpouI one per cent, which closed quiet on Friday
al Ouf., NC, Tor the three per cents.
Prussia.
In tue Chamber of Deputies the Foreign Min.
lister has made statement of political affairs. He
said that Prussia was without deviation pursuing
the object Of watching the safety of GERMANY
ana looking TO the security Of national interests
and the maintenance of power i'm Europe and
| with these objects, had been placed ready TO
| march.
| The Finance Minister then moved a temporary
addition Tor one year Of four million thalerS to the
income tax. the class tax. and the taxes on meat
aad corn-the addition 10 he further increased by
twenty-five per cent. in case IF the mobilization
| of the army becoming necessary.
The Bank Of Prussia had raised the rate Of dis
count To five per cent.
RUSSIA
The official journal of ST Petersburgh contains
the following: We are authorized 10 declare in
the most positive manner that there no treaty
OF alliance, offensive defensive between Russia
and any other power whatsoever AT a moment
when all Europe is making maritime or military
arrangements ON a large scale. the Emperor was
obliged TO provide by the means Of political pru-
drnce for any emergencies. His majesty retains
IN the present juncture entire liberty OF action
and We need hardly add he is animated only by
the sentiment Of preserving the dignity Of his
crown and the interests of the country.
TURKEY.
The Illness Vienna correspondent saws:
= We are on the eve OF rising in European
| Turkey. The political agitation in the southern
provinces was exceedingly great. The Porte has
about l2U 90 men lcentrate-d at Shumla, and
Omar l'acha was coming rapidly from Bapdzd
Tue writer thinks tue Russo French plan for the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Turkey is good one aud that
ia all probability the days of the MuSsulmen in
Europe are numbered. !"