Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27
LATER FROM EUkoPE.

BY The ,.City Of Lenden,, and Cuba,
The Vienna De Baltic says 1t learns that
france has made energetic representations to
United States of an lsiaDd In The 6ulf OF
teina Trance has been supported in this
course by ELglapd, 5.-... -
,ficting. According to one account, MsximiI-
Han would at least make determined mill
tary. enoTt prior To- abdicAtion, IL that step
ally had 10 be taken. "A Mexican army fifty
thoueand strong, to be mainly oficered by
frenchmen, is one OF the things SPOKEN Of
& The Convent on between Fran ce and Mexico,
sifned az 81 sxico, On the 30th of July. transfers
10 ne French Government half Of the receipts
OF all the maritime custome in the Empire, In
order TO secure the payment Of the principal
and interest OF the loans contracted IN 1864 and
ls65, and all obligations resulting therefrom,
three per cent on All sums due by Mexico 70 the
French Treasury. The amount OF the latter
debt, which Is approximately valued at three
nundred and nay millions Of francs, will be
r. The Eastern question again claims consider
able attention. Continental journals state
that It 10 no longer the insurrection in Gambia
alone which causes uneasiness 10 the Porte,
but movements are beginning in Epirus and in
the lgland Of Chios and Cyprns. -t.-
The 18TH of September was the second an nj
Versary OF the Paris Convention for the evac-
nation Of Rome, and the London Times SAYS
that 1t is understood that the evacuation Will
be completed by December 9th Mean W bile
hhc so-Sulie0 IIduCO- fOntlUcAl Legion, l,An
men, was TO embark on the 18th at Antibes for
Cevita yecchia, on board q French steamer
AS the General in command al Rome objects
to his French troops coming in contact with
those the Pope, the Legion would be sent TO
viterbo in spite OF the strong remonsrance
from that place.
The King ofltaly had been in, and Bismarck X
was suffering from neuralgia in the leg
General moursvief was found dead in his
bed, of appopi.xy. sg..- .... ...--.
The mortality from the famine in India, was
unabated.
GREAT BRITAIN
There is nothing OF ofpoliticai importance from
England, -.. %. .!. ..-
, The weather continues stormy and wet Dis
astTous foods prevailed IN the midi land coun-
ues, ana great an xiety was felt for the crops,
winch were still outstanding. The Londen
Times says the prospect is matter at least for
apprehension, and the rising markets appear
TO show that we have really q food question
before ue. An immense quantity Of wheat and
barley is still IN the fields, cut, though not car
the eky above makes il too probable that the
grain VIII be exposed still longer TO the warm
summer showers. Amost perishable property
is at the mercy Of the elements. The produce
that has been housed in tolerable good condI-
tion, is probably enough to make up 10 the
country at large for good deal, but there
must be much private loss. In the north OF
England, we are assured, appearances are
even worse. A large proportion Of the harvest
has not been cut In the midst Of all this, we
are told Of purchases on French account. We
are told that Germany will not give us her
usual assistance this year, and America is ey-
identity not TO be depended upon.
The Mark Lane Express says the crop seems
likely TO be more below an average than was
expected, and IL seems very probable that
nele, may again attract the attention OF spec
plators.