Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-13
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

FhOM AUnOfE.
Attitude Of Am erica on the Ala bana n Ones.
tlen-Counter. Claims Of Eneland-Pro.
pssed Remonstrance Asainst Prince Ma.
pelesn's SPeech-Rsce for the Derby
French horse wins. q
EARTHKR POINT, June 1.-THE steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool J une l, via Green
castle June I'd, passed this point at q late hour
this evening.
United States five.twenties were quoted at
67a67x y; Erie 50xa51; Illinois Central shares
76x.
American Claims.
The Times says the attitude OF the United
States on the question OF the Alabama Is per-
haps more important than the demands them
selves. The correspondence opened In 1853 on
the part OF the United States, and nothing can
be more courteous. Mr.. Adams said the
United States desired to maintain amity as
we'll .as peace. England has made many
counter claims for the arbitrary enforcement
OF the right Of blockade and search These
will have 20 be examined at the same time,
and England is uncons cious Of hostile inter.
tons in urging them. She will decline to infer
such Intentions from the mere renewal Of out
standing demands which she believes to be
unfounded.
the Chancellor OF Exchequer delivered
who is canvassing for election to the next
Parliament. The Chancellor expressed HIM
self in favor Of wide extension of the fran
chise to the working classes not as a matter of
abstract right, but in order to strengthen the
laws and Constitution of the country.
The treaty OF commerce between Great
Britain and the ZellVereln was signed on the
3lst.
1t was asserted that several foreign ENJOYS
have proposed collective remonstrance
against Prince Napoleon's speech, but the OBJ
ject was fr frustrated by Lord Cowley declaring
that the language could not effect England,
and that any collective step would be often
sive to the Imperial Government.
The Paris Bourse on the 3lst was dull; rentes
closed at 67f. 25c.
Great Britain.
The public was entirely occupied with the
race for the Derby. The French horse GIadi-
ate ur won easily in q canter by two lengths.
There was length between the second and
third horse.
The London papers warmly congratulate
France on the triumph achieved.
The Times says they have fairly established
themselves as eur rivals on the turf The
prize was fairly earned. 1t Is said that the
owner of Gladiateur. Count Lagrange, wins
from seventy TO eighty thousand pounds.
Latest via Greencastle
The Bombay bank failures are not confirmed.
Fulicher Il Co, Liverpool and East Indian
merchants, have failed. The liabilities are
It is stated that Bueno Ayres has declared
war against Paraguay. triple alliance has
been formed between Brazil, Paragua. ana
the Argentine Republic. The allies are march
ing in strong torce for ParaEoa.
CemmeIcial; 80.
been buoyant, and prices OF the fair and
middling qualities are Id. Aigher. The market
closes firm, with an upward tendency, ex.
cept for Eastern descriptions. .,.,
wheat IN active, and Id a2d. lower for infe-
rfor; winter red, ss. 6d.ass. Sd. Corn heavy,
and Id. lower; mixed, 29s.
very dull and easy; bacon quiet; butter frmer;
with an improvement on inferior qualities;
lard fiat and Is. lower; tallow quiet.