Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-25
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IT. JOHN's. July 2i-The steamship City az
w ashlhgton. from New York, arrived at Liver
pool on the 18th
The Paris Patrie asserts that the siege of M.,.,D,
Is decided on, Gsribaldi having declined to assist
TIE Neapoitans unless they give similar proof. OF
Cohnoehce as the Sieilians, by sustained insur-
Garihaldi's Ministry had resigned
Ii was reported that NapIA, I'D no.3s.d Inc,
anu ana rance II her intention 20 Offer the Con-
sutuuon OF 1872 20 the Sicilians France had as
Senied thereto, but England hesitat.s
In the British Parliament the Ntnss,.,, $780,.
Questioned as to the transfer Of the Galway con
tract 70 the Canadian line
Mr. Gladstane said the Government did no, IN
tend 10 sanction the transfer on its own rssponsf.
bility. and whatever course might be a ken would
be- submitted 90 Parliament
Sr Robert PEEL called on the Government not
u assent % the annexation Of sicily 10 piedmopt
Lord John Russell replied that the gov-rnu.,t
could not depart from the great principle that th-
people had The right 10 choose their own govern
ment without Interference
Lord John Russell eHplai ned the positjon ~ IN.
proposed European conference relative 70 SAVOY
England had accepted the proposition Of Pruss.s
wuiIe austria hesitates. The government had no
meniS
II was stated in Parliament that the British
forces In China reached h uOO men
ne fteneh government and Legislature disa-
greed as TO the bill relating to the erportstion Of
rags ana The bill was Withdrawn
ne bank OF France monthly returns show a de-
Cftdsr IN cash OF 3 .uuO.otO francs
The Bourse was animated and higher . the
Rentes closed at 69f i5c ~
The insurrection in syria continues Fu,d
Pacba had gone there on a special mission armed
win iull powers, and in view Of that fact En-
Slahd ara France have agreed 20 abstain from
present. interference. IL Turkey, however proves
inca Pabie- these two governments have agreed
on identical Instructions 10 their admirals 20 stop
the mssSacres At the o. stru I on Of the village,
The Druses killed more than two thousand nm
armed men n cold blood
There was great alarm az Beyrout ana the
FRANKS and Christians had taken refuge on board
the foreign men Of war
he CALCUTTA mail OF June a. and that from
hong Kong Of May ., had reached England and
'he American portion is on board the Canada
The British forces had left for the Peiho A
collsion was considered inevitable
The Calcutta markets were dun Private ac-
counts say cotton goods had improved Freiptts
were dropping
The British Government had announced in Par
lament that they had ordered squadron 70 the
coast OF Syria, with instructions 90 stop the out
RACES against Christians, and that France had
done Likewise
Lord John Russell intimated that an agree
Heht bad been effected between England and
France relative Go the Newfoundland Fisheries
canton telegram Of Nav - reports the eKpoyt
udde stagnant The Rebels Were making pro
gress against the Imperialists ChusaR was in
charge OF commissioners from the Allied Fsrcet
ne erection OF extensive forts on the Psfho Ia
confirmed. Trade at Sbanghae was Improving