Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-02
THE LATEST NEWS
L E l. EG r APHIC
fo'h DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of Steamer FdIubwr,

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arrived here this afternoon f,o1 n iye,nooi ,s.SS
aaSlces TO the 18th nit ''' N'' f0Oi' WIN
IL , news n 10 not Of much import nee.
Il In the British Parliament NJ, c,s.,
| budget was being actively onpo..d ',sosahes
pose IL 'esoiNeo 70 op-
The Italian question remained un,,,.-.a
Spain refuses 10 entsn into neootiat,on. ,.,
Morocco until Tangier shall have been "a n,n,sa
ENGLAND
Chinese affairs has been debated in the Hou..
OF Commons. Lord John Rutsel said be wa,
sorry the hopes Of a satisfactory settlement wer,
| somewhat dissipated Lord Palerston had pre-
missed full exposition soon.
Tie Italian question had also been debated A.
the House Of Lords, and a strong sentiment had
re n expressed against the annexation Of Savoy %
FIR nee.
Sir William Napier is dead
II was reported that the conservatives had -
solved to oppose the budget
FRANCE.
twas reported that the government had bough,
the Debats for a trade organ
1t was reported that Austria's objections 70 the
English proposals on the Italian question had
reached Paris.
The French Legislatif session had been DOS,
poned to the LIST Of March.
SPAIN.
The Spanish government was preparing 70 com
mence operations against Tangier.
ITALY.
Neapotan affairs were threatening There VIZ.
rumored conspiracy In the army.
The LATEST.
LORD Elgin is about TO proceed a second
mission To China, in hopes Of being able by hi.
personal influence, TO secure the ratification of the
pending treaty, and the entire cessation Of hostl
tiles
The English funds opened steadil TODAY az
lair prices. but subsequently, declined \ owing
TO the unfavorabls advices from the Paris bourse
Advlces from Vienna say that France las re.
quesied the Pope TO make proposals for settling
the Italian question Of the Romagnn
Rprl in tel ~ a
Glazed her resolution not to abandon the basis of
the illafranca arrangement She will not promis-
nonintervention in Central Italy, and thai should
no Congress be held she will only negotiate with
France.
Prince Gortschakof had informed the French
Government that Russia does not consider the
English proposals 10 be altogether a solution of
the Italian question, and q at real und rsta nd
ing could only result from conference Of the
five great Powers.
Slt Is said that the French Ambassador had e,
pressed TO Prince Gortschakof readiness OF has
government tn abb here r. tae props sails Ru<sip
| A Berlin dispatch SAYS TINT Prussia would
nrobabiy refuse to give her ADHESION 70 20 the
| English proposals
lie tiers from Sicily announce that political ~
| rests and eNceSses Dy the police are increas n
Several political prisoners ad died under the
| ture. The magistrates had in vain protested
| against these barbarous acts. proclamation i.
in circulation eNhort ny the sicilians 20 rise ant
| reinvest Southern italy with her former nights
COMMERCIAL.
| LIvERrooL.-Cotton quiet at steady rates Salcs
Of three days 1s,Co0 bales, Of which speculsto,s
| took 500 bales.
Manchester advices favorable
Breldstufs firm, with advancing tendency
Wheat "dvanced Id. Corn advanced Cd ais.
Provisions steady.
Money market easier Consols % 4 ask
American securities unchanged.