Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-27
FROM EUROPE,

arrived last night with a weeks later ad vices
from Europe. She sails this morning for Bos-
ton. The steamer Teutonia had arrived out
The steamer Etna arrived out on the 1itn
The ship Err mc-haven, from Bath, arrived
~ Stalburn on the 1Ith.
There is no political intelligence OF i'm
rol tancP.
A Paris on Saturday the Bourse was steady
at 10fr. Coo.
IT The LondSn Ssipping Gazette says that a
movement, il says, locks like n concentration
of all the dispose able force OF Admiral M ilre's
squadron in the localities OF the recently
ported outragss on British shipping by Federal
cruisers.
TIE Gazette thinks that Com. Wilkes will
hardly venture upon further molestations or
violations Of neutral territory.
The London Emancipation Society has issued
q circular TO the ministers of all denominations.
urging th'm to give prominence TO the subject
Of egro enian cipation.
The London Star says that most enthusi-
estic meeting has been held at Lamteth, to ex-
press sympathy with the anti-slaTery policy in
America.
During the present year forty-sx American
ships have been registered az Liverpool under
Brush names.
A general meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company was held At London on the l2;h. The
president STATE d the terms on which il was pro-
posed TO raise f6Or ,000 new capital, and il was
announced that within thrre days fs5,0O0 had
been subscribed, in response 10 the company's
circulars.
There were rumors in Paris Of unfavorable
news from Mexico, and urgent calls for rein
fol cementS, which will be sent under the de-
vice of establishing reserve at Martinique.
The Archbishop of Paris has gone TO Rome,
as it is rumored, in the name OF the Emperor,
10 explain 10 the Pope the Emperors views of
The new concession necessary to be made by the
Pontifical government.
The italian Parliament reassemhled on the
.a wnsr erran raTin based
upon the system of decentralization and the
development of constitutional liberties. He
fulogized the army for having. under painful
trials, re- esta bills he'd the authority of the laws
He said, with mistaken confidence i'm the ac-
complishment Of italian unity, We abstain from
Ina king promises W hich might not be folio wed
by Immediate effects, and await the course Of
events without illusions and without discour-
agcments. We shall be careful to maintain our
alliance whilst preserving the independence Of
the country. He concluded by appealing for
Italian concord, which is personified in the
King. ....
In a duel recently between faribaldi,s eldest
son and Col. Pallayicini who captured Carl
baidi, the young man is said TO have received q
mortal wound in the side. and the Colonel was
seriously hurt.
Gen Prim has made lengthy explanations in
the Certez in relation TO his conduct in Mexico.
He read confidential letters addressed to him
by Admiral La Grayiere, containing strange
details relative 10 the Mexican expedition. Ac.
cording to these letters Afmonte had declared
that he was authorized by Napoleon and the
Archduke Maximilian himselfto put forward,
candidate for the throne, the latter, and
throne of Mexico 10 the French Duke.
Gen. Prim also read letters from Generals
O'DOnnel and Celanti, recomme ndfng a strict
execution of the treaty Of London. He said
that an English representative had made simi-
lar declarations TO him, and he deemed it wise
TO embark for Spain. In conclusion he ex-
pressed his opinion that the French expedition
would not have the desired res ult
LONDON, Dec. 13.-Consols 92 ka92z.
Cotton was buoyant and prices had ad vanced
kaAd. Sales of the week o., 600 bales, the mar
ket closing quiet but steady. Flour fiat. Wheat
steady At Tuesdays decline; Red Western Ss
Sdans 4e, Southern 9s Sda9s l0d, White Western
1ts 3dalls, Southern lis 1ldalls I'D. Corn is
quiet al decline of to Sd. Mixed 2Ssa2ss 3D.
Bcefis active. Pork downward. Pacon easier.
Lard is quiet but steady Tallow is declining,
sales at 43sai3s.
THE LATEST.
LoNrON, Dec. l3-The Imperial Bank of
Russia has reduced its rates Of discount To S
per cent.
The announcement that Russia had consented
10 the candidature of King Ferdinand Of Portu-
gal to the Greek throne is unfounded
1t was rumored that st. Petersburg would
shortly lie declared 4 free port.