Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15
FROM EUROPE
by Steamer. I

NEw YORK. Oct 4-Arrived, s'ea n-rs
America, from Southampton, oa the 81 Malta.
frofn Liverpool on the "a. and City OF Boston,
rom u QueeGstown on Tue sth met
foreign news TO the 4th instant contains the
followlng;-At a banqu IN honor OF the cable
laysrs, message was read from The queen
son, Professor Thomson znd Messrs. Gts~s
and Canning. and q baronetSy upon Mr.
sampson and Mr.. Goocn. Thk Queen ssys
her reasons for not conierring distinguishing
marks OF her favor upon Mr. Cyrus W Fteld
IL an nppfe hension that II mig ht encroach upon
the province of his own Government fiec-
uoneering movements in various parts OF Ing
land are reported looking tow ards the possible
dissolution Of Parliament next spring IL 10
stated that the wei weather in England de-
siro,ed tenth part OF the whole wheat crop.
The Woolwich Arsenal has been leyeled 10 the
ground by the explosion Of gan cotton. No
lives were lost. lt 10 reported that Lord Lyons
Will succeed Earl Cowley al Pans The case
OF the seven rebel vessels received as property
OF the United STATES has again been postponed.
The tnundations In France were suestoing.
Great damage has been done by the floods,
and the Emperor headed q subscription with a
hundred thousand francs. Garibaldi has re-
turned 20 caprera and the volunteers have
been discharged. All is quiet at Palermo. The
Ming OF Hanover has protested TO all the Caoi-
and appeals 10 all tie powers to aid IN against
oppression. The insurrection In Gambia IA
still progressing, and the insurgents are march,
ing upon the city Of Gambia. The Porte has
recognized King Charles as HospodAr The
French Minister had protest4d against Turtey
ceding any ports In the Gulfof Egina 10 Amer
lea or Russia -.... ......-.-...
LATER.
FARTHER PoINT, Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Belgian, from Liverpool via Londonderry on
ihe 5ih instant passed this point to-day. The
ms speesh At the cable banquet In Liverpool,
whlch was. IL says, designed TO satisfy the T. nj
ted States that our relations with that country
are safe IN his hands. The Times suggests
that bis Lordship should take in hand me dlf
ferences relating 10 the Alabama claims which
inusctable as they may seem, IL is persuaded
can be set At rest II the necessary temper and
Judgment be brought TO bear upon them The
Times further suggests that England shonld
oner to submit her neutrality laws, together
WIN tnose OF the United States, TO revision by
mixed commission; also, that the time has
come when concession respecting the Alabama
claims Is no longer open 70 misconstrucucn,
and would be accepted by the United States as
appointments act OF good will.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Paris correspondent
asserts that notwitnstsh aiding the pacific conn
tenance which is assumed, there is in high
quarters suong, II not stronger Irritation
against the Prussians than at any pre yious ne
Rod. Official intelligence from Gambia sta,es
that another battle had taken place, in which
1,WV ChTlstans and 1000 Egyptians were en-
geged. The former commenced the attack and
drove BACK the Egyptians TO the sea shore
where they Were received on board vessels OF
the Iurklsh squadron. A conflict between
the Christians and Turks, at HaracIea "a re-
ported, IN which the former claim to have OBJ
tained the advantage
The New York Sunday Herald says:
"our special correspondence from Vienna
dated on the 18th OF September, contains mat
ter OF much interest, announcing as IL does.
from q source quite likely 10 be inspired by
the court, that Maximiiian's arrival was ex
pecteo at any moment, and that his wife Oar
lotta looked for the news of his abdicatton NV
q steamer from Vera Cruz. then due. A fam
lily party, made mp of the Emperor and En-
press OF Austria and Empress OF Mexico, was
TO receive the ex-monarch. Some OF the Paris
journals circulated a report 10 the effect that
the Emperor OF Austria intends to aodicate i'm
iavor OF his son, with MACMILLAN, from Mex
leo, as regent"