Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20
Additional Foreign News by the Steamship
Anglo Saxon, at Portland.

The London Times in an editorial, saws that
present appearances indicate that the conemp
| European Congress will not take place, and ar
| CUES that the position Of England in such case
will he much better. II says that in the event
of the Congress being held, all that will then re-
main Will be to recognize the Central Italian State
| which has been formed out Of R0magna and the
| Duchies either an independent Kingdom or as
a part of the Sandman monarchy;-to take our
| stand on accomplished facts and leave tlfe Pope
| and his supporters to their remedy.
| The latest accounts from the Continent do not
confirm the statement that the Congress would not
be held. On the contrary, 1t was reported In Pa
| ris that the Congress will meet Oh the 18th Of
February.
The Moniteur of the LIST contains numerous
nominations to the Legion Of Honor; including
| the appointment Of Admiral Roman Desfosses to
| the grand cross Of that order.
1t was stated in official quarters that the budget
of the Minister of w ar for 1850 would be prepared
for strictly peace establishment, the army being
| reduced &c less than 100000 men.
| 1t was also stated that i'm the event of Cardinal
| Antonelli going to France in connection with the
| Congress- the clerical party at Marselles and
Lyons were determined to get up demonstrations
| in his favor.
Commercial and financial affairs in France were
| in less favorable condition, owing to the uncer-
tainty which had arisen relative to the Congress
| The Paris breadstufis market was dull but the
| prices Of wheat and flour were sustained.
| Brandes Were di ticult of sale.
| The Paris BourSe had been depressed at a fur
ther decline. The rentes receded to 6sf. .5c; but
| on the Sd there more frmness and the closi ny
| price was 6Sf. 15c.
| SPAIN AND Morocco
| MADRAS. Dec 3G.-Iesterday the Spanish squad
ron burnt and blew the fort at the mouth Of the
| river of Tetuan.
| Two tribes not wishing TO continue the war
| have withdrawn to their mountains
MADRID, Jan. lon Friday evening the Moors
repuised with great loss. The Spaniards displayed
great bravery. Their loss, however was not con-
| siderable. The rumor of peace having been con-
| cluded is altogether false.
! MADRID. Jan. 2-Ater glorious flint the
spanish army, commanded by General Prirn de-
| f-at-d the Moors on the whole line aud advanced
as far as GastiligOs. The lussars executed several
heroic charges and captured flag The Moo
were i0.CCU strong and lost at least 500 Tie
| Spanish loss was from 400 to q o. The greatest
enthusiasm prevails in the army
Three vessels sailing under the English lag and
| carrying goods contraband of war, had been
| brous at from Ceuta to Algcs'ras.
| ITALY.
Gen. Goyon, commanded Of the French forces at
| Rome, had been ordered by telegraph to proceed
| to Paris. This in some quarters was interrreted
into menace t. the Papal Government
| despatch from Modena saws that in conse
| quence Of deIn2nd made by the family Of the
| boy hlordra, who had given proof that the kid
mapping of the child was ordered NV the Reverend
Father and inquisier Zllette The latter had been
arrested, and Judicial proceedings had been inst-
| tuted.
Garihaldi bad been honored with an enthusi
astic ovation at Milan, although he endeavored 10
pass through that city, ell route for Turin quietly
and nnObserved. Garibadi's mission to Turin is
said to have reference to his probable appointment
as COMMANDMENT chief of all the National Guard
| of the Kingdom
general amnesty in Naples had been deferred,
but fifty individual pardons had been granted
Cardinal Antoneili had announced his intention
to leave Rome on the 18th for Paris.
AUSTRIA
Vienna letters say that very unfriendly feeling
towards the French again prevailed in that cap
| ital.
The addresses TO the Pope which had been
| lying in the Vienna churches were not so nuuuer
ouSy signed us expected
An Imperial order directs that there shall be no
levy OF recruits in 1850, and that more than
ordinary number of men shall be raised in le6I.
Th. Emperor had announced his intention TO
dissolve thlrty-four regiments and effect such
| other reductions as would shortly place the army
Oh peace footing.
The statement that the aristocratic officials in
Austria bad placed their pay at the service of the
for them to do SO, but they did not respond
--latest Intelligence RIA Ouesnytornl
WATERFORD. hursday.-rhe Arethusa, Capt
| Martin, from Cuba for orders with a cargo of
cedar wood. mahogany aud tobacco which an
cho,ed eff fethard, dragged her anchors after
holdlng out ~ hours in Tremendous gale, on
Sunday morning, and went speedily to f. sgmcnts
| IN Barrow Bay, county of Wexford. The cargo
which IS supposed to he valued at about 100 tSO
Is nearly all saved. The crew are all saved with
Tue exception Of one seaman named Mclean
LONDON, Thursday.-TEe dates from Australia
art to November 18th
The O'Shaug hnessy administration at Me-
bourne has been withdrawn, and Mr.. Nicholson
had formed new cabinet, which would COM
mence It's duties in popularity and in the support
| OF the press throu9 hout the whole country.
MICRO OUTRAGE IN CANADA WESTON Mon
an, Inf