Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-08

The News Frsm Europe
Inc steamship Great Eastern has arrived or
Farther Point with advics to the 9th OF June
She brings large number Of troops for Canada.
=, The steamships Arsgo and Edinburg sailed for
t2O3,0oo In specie.
ENGLAND
ST. Ferguson. In the House of Commons
concerned the sending Of reinforcemenn to
Mr. Disraeli also thought the government were
mourning serious responsibility
Lofd Pairne stou defended the act Of the gov
eminent as usual precautionary measure of all
governments In the immediate vicinity of hcstiIi-
ties The step indicated no dtstrCst Of Haith In
the Nofth,rn States, and no want of confidence in
The London Times says that the sending OF
reinforceInents to Canada was rig BIT and proper
because they can only be sent there in the summer
season.
The loss nv the connagration in London WA,
over two millions sterling. Some of the estimates
are as nigh as three or four millions. Nssrly all
France had been formally announced
| fully launched
| Lord Chancellor Campbell had died very aud .
| denly, having ruptured blood vessel.
| Sir Bethel has been confirmed an Lord Chan
| ceilor of England.
| The Times continues to maintain that the Amer
| leans nave no ground for their abuse Of England
| beyond modification at England's lac Of appre.
| citation. II says the Mort ernrrs have III own
| themselves into passion and must be left to re-
| cover
Sir Archibald Allison, In a letter 10 C,ssius Nj
Clay, contends that the American constitution in
| a failure, and recommends National Church and
| Monarchy as tue remedy
| The Prince and Princess Frederick William
| had arrived In Eng land visit to the Queen
| The Prince Of Wales would proceed on the 29.h
10 the camp at Cur'agh, Ireland to take the round
MIR. Golden addressed his cons ituents az Toe 4.
| dale on the % He eulogizsd the French gov.
| eminent and the commercial treaty with France,
and ridiculed as ridiculous brsbesr the idea Of
| French invasion
rasscy.
The recognition of ltaiy by France had been
| formally announced In the ii oniteur and by
Baron Ricasoll In the Italian Parliament The
| latter said that diplomatic relations between the
| TWO countries wound soon be re-established
| The Roman que stiOn WI stIu bending and II
was hoped that there would be a favorable sOlu-
tion Of 1t.
The appeal in the case Of Patterson Va Bona.
pafte commenced In the Special Court Of France
The new treaty Of commerce between France
| and Brazil Is confirmed IL will involve a gen.
eral remodsling Of tariff duties
royal decree admits cotton at much lower An.
Ties In Spain from -eptember till Jau ary
Inc Spanish proc lanati on, relative to the Amer.
lean war, saws the Queen Is dtterm ned IN obsery
the strctest neutrality between the Federal States
| OF the Union and Confederate States Of the South
| with this view, II Is prohibited to arm build
and nj out privateers, no matter under what Il x
| In any spanish port Shipowners and captain,
| are prohibited accepting letters Of M que and
| from contributing In any way to the afmamen,
| and fitting out Of pr vateers
filvate"H and prizes are prohibited from re-
| manning over twenty-four hours I'm auy Spanish
| port, save In case of Urgent necessity, in which
case Ihs hafbor authOrit es are to compel them tc
| proceed 10 sea as early as possible and not allsw
IA Ind
| unoer any pre- text, arms and ammunition. Nc
| articles belonging to prizes may be cold
Inc 'arriase OF goods to none OF the blockaded
| ports 10 guaranteed, except war material and let
! tes, which are prohibited Offenders are respon
| siole for their own acts. and have no claim 10,
protect on Spaniards are prob bited from Ia king
| whicn may De regarded as opposed to the neu
| trality Offenders are to be liable to the measure,
| adopted by the beliger, nts, and punished accord
Ing 70 the laws Of Spain. The decree is dated
| June IL: couniersighed by Senior Collant and the
Minister Of Foreign Aff.in.
/ ITALY.
, The Chamber of Deputies, on the 10Th debated
me OIL relating TO the loan Of $40 UO OOO francs
| -Trdri opposed the bill, and attacked tie Who'll,
stem n government Desdnetts replied and
Gemon s, the the government S-. following
he Pore WAS Ill but improving at last accounts
! The nmcial Gazette comjradicts the retort OF
the landing Of the Bourbonis,s and dis,urbers O
| puG!lc order In Sicily, and says that ouly thre,
Bourbon brigades had landed there.
| HUNGARY
| The funeral services at festh In honor Of Conn
Cavonr were interdicttd by telegraphic orde
l from Vienna.
| The alarming reports relative to the health o
the Emperor Of Austria are too true.
| TURKsY
The Sultan Of Turk, v ed on the oath Of Jun,
ana Was succeeded BY his brother, Abdul All.
All was quiet at Constantinople
| CHINA.
panic prevailed at Calcutta, owing TO tn.
! opium specnlations
The Chinese '+be's ! ad taken Hong Row.