Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-17

NJ p KIM M Sails for III rXicc on the 2sth-
ihe ke lei Irutsers Di-cus>ed ia PariIa.
ment-Ihe fru>>ian Mission to AUSTRIA
HALIFAX, March t6.-Tae Steamship Arabia
arTlttd IN eVtntLC.
lie City of Va hingto0 arri we'd ct I, ,fyerpooI
Oh lie lEoTlng OF The IN INST.
Iaui.b affairs ARE reported unc1angrd .
The ArChduke MAJ AimIiIan arrived a. Paris
on tne SID. IL IS reporiri that lie WILL embark
tor Mexico On the 18Th OF March, ali the din
cutties having heen settled.
SHAW IeieyTs j speech IL the House OF Com
n ens last night, relative ID the r-bei cruisers.
" rs strongly n crIhern ia sentiment. He man.
tainea taa. The vessels vera Brl,ish aud it was
heshfd 10 call tErm Conf, d TT war vessels
I1o gave the Government credit for end. q yor.
lIG 10 carry out the foTfisa enlistment act, mar
the act Is Insufficient. and Il remedy saould b,
Al piied.
Nothirg important to-d day relative TO ths
D"Iish VAR, and ioihing Is expected unttl In
,nerSai requested by Denma7k for dscid.tr
the conference 4It stIBu expires
A Vienna telegram says the mission of the
r russian Minister, Manre uffti TO Vien! A. haa
the cesIrsd result, Austria having CONSENTED
10 Inc contii ia ION OF operations Julani
The FtotTal Diet officially announces that If
has no IN vitatio tn The conference
Ibe DAILY News refers ~ tho sneers OF the
TImts aL Gen. Baaks' general ord-r regulating
negro labor ia Louisiana, and aup;auts tn.
measure as q necessary prepara ory step rom
slavery TO entiTe freedom. The T.u,es, il ia
ttlturlel on tue taxation 10 which Amsrint
must &c subjected, says the inevitaols 1ratns
OF famine are at leDg h dsw mug on the Amsr,-
can mind, ard says Americans ciu anc must
make up tneir minds TO bear widespread AMI
eqri- able taxation.
hr. shaw LeiaYIe Cslled attention Z, t,a
course puTsttd by th@ D0nte ca1s agents IN
England in HtiiTg out war ,ess-ls ana enlist
ing ttnraen. and moved for rus ptpers o., th.
suhi6CL He 6eEonnged the prJrar0jnys am
regretted that The Alabama was n0t 1attflrd
and cCRtepded all such vessels khoni. ne uro
hIbited entering BRUSH ports, and if iney did
Brush CrE iseTs should seize them.
TIE Solicitor General kplaiuet and defend.
eG tie course of tie government, and asserted
that every eTfcrt had b. en- made Z, no e,rIv
early Gu the avs ana maintain neutrtItty -
be admitted that vessels might De prolnbitad
from entering British ports, and sa id O. yprn.
nent were COZ idrrtng The subject of how thew
could remonstrate with The Confederate if,y
frnnent.
Danish War.
No H9hting is reported. The remorstrsprs
OF FraICe 20 PrGssIa against the advance of
Frussian troops into .Jutland is said to be far
less Iorcibie tnan England's, but the tone of
the document is considered indicati We th 81 Ma
poleon fully means what he says.
Neustadt, in Holstein is bIockaded
1t is asserted the Prussiaus haya noi6ad
England OF an intended early attack on Fred.
erica.
Austria.
Seml.ofScial CORES pondence OF Vienna de-
MES the rumored warike preparations in W.,
netia, M Inost posltiVsi iy declares Austria has
net the re Inotest intention of assuming the OF.
fersive- The runlors are neyertheles "a -epeatat
via Turin.
- Latest via Iuecns.awn
LoNDoH, +. NJ Its reported III A sstrians
are marching on Frederica, Jutlanet.