Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-17
Additional Foreign News by the Steamer
Melita

Additional Foreign News by the Steamer
Melita
The following additional advioes BY steamer
Melta have been received:
GREAT BRITAIN.
AT collision on the East Lancashire Railroad
Of two excursion trains, eleven persons were killed
and nineteen badly wounded. Many were also
FRANCE.
The Emperor and Empress bad reached Cha
meunci! and Were enthusiastically received.
raris v correspondent Of the London Herald
says that France has just purchased ten large steam
transports In the United States.
The Bourse closed dull on the I'd at 6sf Sc.
The Paris corn market was rather lower
Sardinia was about to interfere NJ Nap,es
IL was reported that General Lamarmora was
about to leave for Naples with 30 600 troops the
object being to prevent Naples becoming a prev to
anarchy In view OF the faii OF the Bourbon dynas-
All disposable vessels of the Sandman navy
were to be sent to Naples. and military prepara-
tons were more vigorous In Piedmont
The Sandman government was hiring every
available transport and II was said that rapid
conveyance OF SO large a force would be found
impossible, the Pope would be asked to allow
passage through his dominions
The province OF TERRA Dilayoro had risen I'm
insurrection Bands Of insurgents had uni ted
and were marching on Camp Baao
There was nothing as to Garibaldis movements
further than that he was at NJ onteleons
1t was reported that the Neapolitan Ministers
had rendered their designations, but they were
not accepted.
Of three million francs for French Losses At the
bombardment Of Palermo.
1t was asserted that the prohibition placed on
the departure Of volunteers from the Sandman
States had been removed.
1t was rumored that the Cabinets at Turin had
agreed TO prevent invasion Of the States of the
Church
The French garrison at Rome was to be in.
z
Ancona has been declared I'm a state of siege
and the Papal delegate recalled.
AUSTRIA.
Revolutionary Committee had been d scoyeYed
at Verona. The members were arrested. The
papers seized are said to throw a startling liz bt
on the proceedings Of a neig hboring Power.
Russia
The Emperor had invited the Prince Regent q,
Prussia to hunting party at Warsaw The
Prince consequently visits Warsaw about the
middle Of September.
yield was expected to be very good. Tallow
prospects very favorable.
SYRIA.
The French troops continued at Beyrout, and II
- thought they Will be required to 60 into the in
terror.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The Bombay mails to August g. and Hong
win be dispatched to America per steamer Bre.
men.
Sir Henry Ward, Governor Of Madras, died Of
Cnolerd on the ID.
A famine was impending in the Northwestern
Provinces Of India.
The British forces in China were ready for an
attack, but the French protested against com.
mencing hostilities on account Of having lost all
men than the British
On the 2eth Of June Lord Elsin induced Baron
Gross to withdraw his protest, and the attack was
commenced immediately.
Trade at Bombay was very dull. Freights were
tending upward; exchange D 9-16d premium
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. 5th-a. m.-The Melita was de-
tained till O'Clock this morning.
Confusion was increasing at Naples The An
nexatlonlst Committee on the Sd received a CON-
munication from Garibaldi announcjng that Al
the country required a definite solution be would
De In Naples about the Sth, and in the name of
Victor Emmanuel assume the Dictatorship of the
Two Sicilies
The Neapoltan Ministry had withdrawn their
resignation. The attempt to form new ones under
Prince Ischitella had failed.
Count Perigny had made another speecb.
giving the impression that Napoleon will do
nothing more than maintain the Popes throne on
!ne vatican, and not help Lamoriciere to keep
the Roman States
The Paris Bourse was quite steady on the 4tb
1t was reported from Syria that the French de-
tachment had suffered a repulse at the hands of
the Druses in Lebanon
Piedmont had considerably reduced the duties
on yarns, tissues, &C., of cotton and hemp.
The ship Pioneers Society of London had
passed resolutions regretting Mr. Lindsay,s semi
omcial visit to America, and declaring that he
does not possess the confidence of the shipping
interests.