Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-15
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
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lrSsu 70 ssil LOT Ncw ORR in about fortnight
;, The Earl Of Mimic, father-in-lsw Of Lord John
Russell, is dead
Mr. labonchere had been created peer.
Sohe serious strikes were occurring In London
!, ne carpenters were demanding a reduction I'm
their hours Of labor and tie empIovrrs Of tl,e y,,
companies Were demanding Increased wa,yes and
o' some .lne London WA in danger Of being left
Inc London Herald says: 1--WE have reason On
oeheve that Mr.. Dallas, the American Minist~,
feceh'y placed In the hands OF Lord Ru.srl A..
patch from Washington in which a 4, s,,,oS a.,
the United states Government has ,t,oI,sS .,
aeandon privatceting, and thus accent the dec,,.
ration respecting this portion Of MARTINI. l,,~
agreed upon at the Congress Of Paris In Isss
n letter from Frankfort on the Maine ,,,t.. ,h,,
Count de Chamberd had arrived there f,or, ths
ff"ue, ana tnat IL intended to hold conference
of the i.eSsimists at W iesbsden during the month
Of August.
The Pat!ie conuadicts the report that Prime.
Napoleon has been charged with a mission 20 VI
In the House Of Lords, Lord stanley had called
the attention Of the government 90 the Admission
"f British salt into China, stating the supply Of
salt TO population Of three hundred millions lad
hitherto been a monopoly in the hand, az In, Chi
nese, ard he concluded by asking what sters had
been tHken TO introduce Il:
In the House Of Commons. on the fsr n rr<olu.
ttoh enabling the Government 10 raise in the TINT.
ted Kingdom for the Government Of india ny.
million pounds to meet the demands of the pres
cnt year. was agreed TO.
The Times cores pondent saws thst Count A.
ferSlgny has left Paris On his return 10 London
The Minister Of War has addressed an or,I,r IN
1li colohes OF regiments TO send home ell soldiers
whose absence has been recalled after a declarn
lion OF WARMTH Austria. and likewise ali entitIed
oy services To leave Of absence for sr months 90
they may be at the disposal Of farmers who require
them for the harvest
No change Is TO be noticed in the comne,ci,I
situation of France. The accounts from the .cri
cultural districts are not unfavorable The wheat
nDf fUnAN n. IT,.
expected TO be productive, but the stock on hand
| IS Immense. Oats would probably be more pro
duCuvc than was expected, and the harvest alto
gether will exceed that Of a good ordinary wear
ana 'here VIII DC an overplus for expectation.
AUSTRIA
Inc vienna correspondent Of the Times SAYS:
Although Count CollOredo had an audience OF The
Emperor on the 18th, and was long closeted with
me Foreign Minister, IL is not likely he will leave
week.
For time very unfriendIy feeling towards
England has prevailed here. but the wrath Of M.
Austrians is rapidly subsidng
The Emperor of the French having put his
army and navy on the peace footing, has made q
great impression in the Austrian financial world
Count de bonneville will return here az the rep
| resentative Of France.
ITALY
Garlbaldi has issued the following, dated Le-
we're July 10th:
However political affairs may 60 in the present
circumstances. II is the duty Of Italians net onlv
not To lay down their arms and manifest discour-
segment put TO swell their ranks and show Europe
that, guided by the heroic Victor Emmanuel
they are ready again 20 confront the vciSsitudes
OF war. He declares that his army 10 ready at any
moment To continue the war,
The Times correspondent writing from Rome
that great dissatisfaction exists there and the
presence Of the French soldiers alone keep down
general outbreak
The Jesuits have been driven out Of Fsleuz.,
Ferli, and Ferrara
The Bologna Gazette publishes declaration
that the provinces of ROmsgna have shaken of
.he fApal yoke. never to return 70 it again, and
express a wish To be annexed to Sardinia
The Tuscan army has taken I'D its position he
tween Modena and Reggie.
The Milan Gazette states that French troops
were constantly passing through Milan on their
way back to France
An important circular TO all the governor, and
bead funcaonatles of the government has been
issued by RataZZi, the new Minister Of Sardini,
He states that the retirement Of the Sandman
funcnonaries will not lead 10 any serious modid-
cation OF the policy they have pursued with 90
much frInness and sagacity. The new cabinet
viii continue 10 apply 20 their fullest extent the
great principles laid down by the magnanimous
author OF the statute the basis Of their public
law, To the progress Of the people, and the con-
sOlidation If the destinies Of Italy Italy will
IND IN carving out necessary reforms and in the
practice OF liberty they understand IT. the means
OF attaining without any shoe that independsnce
which the wishes of Europe and the interests of
Justice and civilization equally demand The
cabinet will therefore require the cordial and in
telllgent cooperation Of functionares throughout
the kingdom. The government of the king
w shes ever TO be the government IL the whole Of
the country, never that of party alone The COW
ernmeht intending to propose reforms calculated
u enlarge provincial and municipal liberty so an
better TO secure the cooperation Of the nation
with all The powers OF the State, functionaries
Will he placed to second that movement by pre-
paring the population for that extension of their
guarantees. They must he careful To remove from
pubic functions all persons who do not eajoy
public consideration. The government Of the
ms 90 fWrrs
appear in the eyes Of all the safest most honest
and most moral of their governments Public
inncuonarles must lose no opportunity to pay a
tribute 10 civil morality. Public safety must,
lastly. enSrOss all their attention.
A proclamation has been addressed 70 the non
ulatiOn Of the Duchess Of Modena by the Sardiaian
commissioner, NJ FaTni. announcing TO them the
retirement of the Sandman functionsries In this
address, after stating that be leaves them free or
ganlZed and armed, he urges them never TO con-
found tine pure cause Of liberty with the vain in
toNication Of license. Likewise. 20 prepare 20
exercise the right which the whole Of civilized
Europe has recognized OF a nation TO regulate for
itself quest ons of internal order
TURIN, July 30-The Dictator Of Modena has
convoked popular assemblies. All persons COM
petent 20 read and write, and above n wears of
age, are entitled To vote. Perfect order prevails
TURIN. August THE King to-day received
Count Reisst, the special envoy Of the Emperor
Napoleon, for the purpose of bring ing about the
restoration Of the Grand Dukes Of Tuscany and
Modena.
The disaffection among the late Companys Eu-
roIean troops Is increasing At Bernhawpore and
they are in open mutiny. They have entrenched
themselves in their barracks, and elected officers
TO command them. The Madras fusil eers had fol-
lowed the example Of the Bengal troops.
Central India is quiet.
The l.. = steamer POwha.an got on shore near
WoOsang, but expected to get of uninjU,ed.
STAIN.
IL is said the spanish government has resolved
upon establishing a municipal system in Cuba.
THE LATEST.
PARIS, August 3.-The Moniteur announces the
dissolution Of the army Of the Rhine, though
camps Charents and Elfant remain established
The Times Paris correspondent says that the
Emperor is very anxious TO satisfy the European
powers Of his pacific intentions, and before many
days the European powers will be invited 10 unite
In a Congress where the solution Of the Italian
difficulty will be proposed, which will deserve
support for It's liberal character.
Prince Napoleon is said 10 be interchangeable In
his efforts for the amicable settlement Of all diff
ferences among the European powers.
Orders have been given for disarming all the
ships at Brest and Tor the French Admiral TO
haul down his flag. Indeed what was called the
Ocean SQUADRON has ceased 20 eNist