Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-30
Details by the Arabia.

The advices by the Arabia at Halifax from Liv-
erpool are three days later than by the City OF
The Prince of Wales had arrived In England.
The feet encountered bad weather during the
party were living for the last few days ofthe pas
sage on preserved meats.
The Prince resabed Windsor Castle on the 18th.
The English press te ms with warm compliments
TO the American people. A
The Times says that the Prince, while showing
the feelings ola true born Engishman has ELECTED
the feelings OF all true Americans, and SO brought
the two fice to face, and made them feel that they
are brothers.
The Empress Empress Eugene arrived In Lon
don on the 18th. She visits Scotland for the bene
at Of her health.
Since the advance I'm the rate of discount by the
Bank of England the contemplated additional
withdrawal OF gold by the Bank Of France was
f57OOO0 sterling arrived from Australia on the
10th. II was Immediately bought by ths Bank Of
France.
There was more confidence In financial circles
ON Friday, and funds slightly improved, the mar
The Bishop of Worcester is dead
The Bank of England had raised ito rates to six
Gaeta at last accounts was still invested Some
of the Neopolitan troops had left on the French
steamers.
TIE FIaAacIAL CRISIS
| The minimum rate Of discount was raised by
| the Bank Of England on the 18th instant TO per
| cent, although no gold was Withdrawn that day,
| and none has been since This movement was
| autographed to the Bank Of France. and the con-
| templated additional withdrawal of more gold
| from the Bank Of England by that Bank was sus
pended Australian gold to the value of ESQ 900
| arrived on the 10th, which was Immediately
bought for the Bank Of France, and this tempo
rarlly prevented any further Withdrawals from the
Bank Of England.
There was more confidence In financial circles
| on Friday, and the funds slightly improved,
closing firm. The discount mar ket continued to
present an anxious and unsettled appearance; and
| no business had been done below the Bank mini.
| mum, and In many cases 6x per cent. Was the
| lowest rate that would be taken. Three-months'
| paper was not negotiable below per cent, and
| siI-months' paper at per cent The amount of
| business done at the Bank on Friday, although
| not amounting to a pressure, was large. On the
Stick Exchange the rate for short loans, Govern
| ment security was about per cent
Paris advices say that although the pressure for
gold on the Bank of France continued, that es
Enlistment had decids d not to raisSits rate of
discount above AZ per cent. for the present. IL
was thought the Sank OF France would continue
to obtain gold supplies from England; bu; the
Times city article maintains that tn need excite
no uneasness, although the drain on the Bank OF
| France since the statement Is said to have been
immense
The shares of the Grand Trunk Railway, OF
| Canada, rallied 3 per cent on the 10th.
| Ii l. runored that the Duke Of Newcastle 10 to
receive the Order Of the Garter, now In the gift OF
her Majesty, owing to the death Of Richmond
The express mail train from Glasgow to Lon
don, when at full speed, ran into cattle train on
the Trent Valley Railway Nine persons, mostly
drovers, and thirty head Of cattle, were killed
All the passengers niraculousiy escaped un
| harmed.
FRANCE.
There were rumon Of ministerial changes rife
1t was reported that M. Laihy, who figured In
the Savoy negotiations, was to be Minister Of thu
| Interior
IL was s,id that at the Cabinet Council plar
, | for the army reserve was finally settled
| A project was on foot to abolish the present sys
ten of venerable furlOug rs, and to establish
reserve on the plan Of the Prussian laudereche
, | combined with that OF the English militia.
he commercial treaty of France and England
was completed at Paris on the 18th, and received
final signatures Mr., Cobden was said to be com
, pletely Frustrated by his labors.
The Bourse on the 10th was ffmer and |.
, higher, closing at 69f Csc.
ITALY.
There was a report that a conspiracy sd bee
, discovered at Gaeta against Francis Ii. Tw
, l officers and two men were shot.
!. The ordcial Piedmontese Gazette Of the ISL
says that the Neapolitans, under General Sabreaus
| had proposed to Fsnt the surrender Of the N-a
politan troops who remained outside of aeta
consisting Of ten batt1lions Of chskseurs and a reg
| iment Of cavalry. Faat elected the proposition
!, After a combat on the l2th the Bourbon uoof
fe-eatered Gaeta and the Sdrdinians took q Tres
e positions around the town. The garrison Of Gaet
n consisted of eighteen bsttalions, but d!spatc
;. announcing that two merchant steamers, oarryin
| the FreLch colors had LEFT Gaeta, with troop:
: | supposed for Civita Vecchia.
The Lazzaroni at Naples INDUCED In a demon
stration in favor of Garibadi and the Dictatofsh
> and We're dispersed by the troops.
:, Victor Emmanuel had prohi bited the dsstruc
| ton Of Fort stains.
AUSTRIA.
a An attempt had been made 10 Introduce arm
. into Hungary English vessels engaged In III
enterprise.
o Austrian Preparations for war were cont NUN
at Mantud, g.,
!, SPAIN
q The Correspondents Autografa asserts that Il
Queen was enciente. .-r.
e CHINA.
The Paris Moniteur asserts that the latest di
= patch from Sir Hope Grant fully authorizes IL
hope that q recourse to arms will not be necess ar
| In China.
y THE CAPITAL SECOND NUMBER OF TIL