Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

By the Steamship Indian, at Quebec
The London papers to the 9th instant, received
at Quebec by the steamship Indian, contain the
following:
The Official condemnation by the French gov
eminent OF an article in the Paris Steele, affirms
that respect for Papacy forms part of the pro-
gramme which the Emperor Napoleon is carrying
The Moniseur de Bologna publi,be. I 1.tte,
from Court Cavour 70 she Junts Of Boiogna, say
ing that King Victor Emanuel would not accept
the union OF Romagna with Piedmont, but VIII
direct the Roman forces to concur for the purpose
OF obtalning Italian Independence. - -
Gen. Pelisser,s corps to observe the frontiers 81
the Rhine will be In environments by the 18th inst
1t will comprise l6o,U0o Infantry, Il, OOOc ayairy
The London Times Vienna. correspondent saws
that something unusual Is going on between
France, Russia and Turkey, and he would not be
-Four ussian corps are already on a war footing
All the officers on limited leave have been ordered
to join. A levy of recruits is expected.
II Is reported again THAI the Emperor Napoleon
will return to Paris about the middle Of july
---. ENGLAND
Lord Lyndhurst made speech in the House of
| Lords strongly advocating vigorous measures of
defence both on sea and land He regarded the
land undeserving Of consideration. England
might live in perfect independence Of French for.
bearance, relying only on the vigor of her people
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enthusiasm prevailed, and the usual toasts were
| drank Mr. Dallas, the American minister, made
| speech, in which he compared the position of
Italy to that Of the United States in 1776, and ex-
pressed warm sympathy with the spirit of ma
! tiona Independence, exist where il may. He pro-
posed sentiment to the same effect
The chairman In proposing toast Of non-inter-
| vrntOn, tue true policy Of 4 free government
coupled with 1t in eulOgistic terms the name Of
MIR. Bright That gentleman responded in q
characteristic speech, in which he gave his strong
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| for American principles.
| oil we'll.
1t is stated that Mr. Disraeli was offered a ba,o
netcy on his retirement from office; he declined il
| Mr.. Hure, British Consul at New Orleans sued
for and obtained a divorce from his wife in Lon
| don
A deputation from the Atlantic Steamship Com
pany GALWAY lne) had waited on the Chancellor
Galway harbor.
1t was announced that the Atlantic TELEGRAPH
Company obtained the corporation of Robt Ste
phensOn, Professors Wfeatstonp and Thomson
who, with Mr.. Marley, consulting electrician o
the conpany, and other scientific dviduals
VIII form a committee to investigate and aGyis
IL to the construction of the next cable
Mr.. Saward, Secretary Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company. publishes letters contradictory If tn
absurd rumors that the cable had never been i,
practical operation. He shows that there wer
actually transmitted 4 total Of three hundred an,
sixty-hve messages, or thirty-nine hundred an,
|
Charles Villiers has been appointed president @
| the Poor Law Board, with seat in the Cabinet
Mr. Gibson having accepted the presidency of tn
Board Of Trade.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Golden will he offere,
the gOvernOrship of Canada.
FRANCE
The vintage is expected to be Of superior quail
| ity, but not abundant.
The harvest in Algeria was completed, and tn
| crops excellent.
letter from Lyons states that the orders re
ceived by the manufacturers from the Unite
| states compensate them for what they have lost b
| the war in Italy. 1t is feared. however that tIl
failure OF the silk crop this year will create serou
difficulties for next year.
| COCHIN CHINA
The French troops have defeated the army G
AMMAN and captured a fort mounting ~ gun.
The loss of the enemy was sou and the French ha
IA killed and 80 wounded
INDIA.
Nena and the other leaders of the mutjny bay
been defeated and dispersed at Irdwan Pass
, CHINA
| At Hong Kong the transactions I'm tea had bee
| stopped by the exorbitant demands of holders