Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
by the Angls.Saxsn

By the Angle.Saxen
CAnH RACE, Aug. Is we have the following
ln'eiligence from Europe by the Anglo-Sexon:
GREAT BRITAIN
ment, says 1
'The civil war which for some time has been
raging In America has, unfortunately, continued
In unaoaed Intensity, and the evils with which
u mas been attended have not been confined 70
she american continent; but her Majesty, having
rom the outset, determined 10 take part In the
contes has seen reason to depart from the neu-
trsllty which she has steadily adhered to-"
Inc English papers Of the 7th instant are gem
9My s.1ay Gient as regards American affair."
eine DAILY News reverts to the tariff question,
eIgues tnat II will work its own cure, as the new
range OF prohibitory duties Of 30 ruinous char
scNf tney will not be endured after their pressure
VIII send good fnenciers TO Congress, and stud Y
matters for themselves before the revenue fails
ana smusglers come into play:
The Journal de st. Petersbur2h denies the
rumon that Russia had Joined France in the
proposition from England Tor recog milton Of the
South
FRANCE.
Ii In runored that an amnesty will be pro.
claimed to political prisoners on the Emperor's
/ fete dap.
| 1t is also stated that Napoleon win probably
deliver brief speech to the Diplomatic Corps on
the occasion, and allude to the Italian and MeIi.
| can questions.
There ere vague rumors that the Emperor will
visit Cologne on the 20th Instant to meet the sew.
II
The Steele and Opinione Rationale, while
blaming the course of Garlbaldi insist on the ne,
| cessity Of promptly solving the Roman question
asive,lrg nors5 Rene ,Sst up up To- Italy
Ing to devise means to render France independ-
| ent Of American cotton.
The Pstrie says that when the French army
L moves In Mexico the navy will make demonstra-
| tions on the Mexican coast.
The French papers insist on Rome being de.
| livered to Italy.
The Paris Bourse was inanimate at 6sf for the
| rentes.
Affairs in regard to Garibaldi' movements
l were unchanged.
from the hands of the deputation sent to him in
the midst Of his friends. He Tepelled the entres
ties Of the deputstion TO regard the proclamation
The London Time.' correspondent says tina
| Garibsldi has gathered together at Naples about
| 500 Adventures from the mainland. Altogether
his force does not exceed s5s men and boys
| They were at first unarmed, but afterwards sup
j piled by stratagem with q few hundred muskets
/ three millions Of francs having been sent from
| Mazzirian and Garibaldian committee In En-
| gland.
Garibaldi has issued proclamation urging tn,
| young men OF Italy TO arms in spirited terms
| Victor Emanuel has Issued counter proclama
tion, denouncing revolutionary schemes, anf
threatening the rigor OF the law on those VIII
| disobeyed. He declared that he himself woult
move In the matter Of Rome at the fitting time
/ These events attracted great attention toward
Italy. The English journals generally regre
l Gafibaldi's course.
The Papal Minister Of War has representes
that the French army takes on itself the entire re
/ sponsibility Of whatever may occur on the from
tier Of the Pontifca States or In the provinces o
| Formone and Veletri.
In the Italian Chamber OF Deputies Signo
| Kan disepproved Of the order addressed by ii
WarIMinistcr TO the army, and expressed his be
l lief that civil war in italy was impossible. Th
II nf w daa cd nulA
l capital was not culpable, but generous.
The Minister Of Wsr replied hat he was con
sinced ne hsd ;S expressed the sentiments Of n
promoters of discord do not compromise tn
hing,s but the Government was obliged to dis
| avow their proceedings The army Will alway
| be faithful to the King, and do III duty on all &C
casions. Everything possible will be done {
avoid civil war, but acts contrary to the wish o
, the nation will not be permitted" Loud ap
plause.
III IL was Tunored in Madrid that Prince Murst
intended for the King Of Mexico.
The Dario and Epoca says that Spain must re
!. | nounce the policy OF isolation In Europe, AM
Z recognize the Kingdom Of Italy.
BRAZIL.
Letters received advising OF the bank failure Q
Pemambuco necessitates the stopping OF Rich,
Rostron & Co Of Manchester. Thii house he
l various branches In South America. Their Nabi
. tiles are estimated at fi0O,000.
Some heavy defalcatons have been brought Z
! light In two Brazilian banks.
TURKEY.
A telegram from Cettigne on the 4th inst. al
serts that so, 900 Turks attacked the Montenegrin
| on the ID In their intrenchments at Kokate, bu
: were vctohously repulsed by the Montenegrini
i under Muks.
i Omar Pasha, on the contrary, claims to hav
| driven the Turks from all their positions.
3 London Money Market.-In the London none
7 / market the funds confines dull but fuctuatine
The demands for discounts at the bank wei
!. moderate. number Of new Joint stock scheme
were starting to neutralize the pletnora In th
|. | supply Of money.