Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-02

Stephens-The Reform Bili-The Fe.
nians-Extension of Liberties voted do wr
in France-European War Apprehende ed
Preparations Making-The Markets.
NEW YORK. April 2.-The steamship City o.
Paris, from Liverpool on the alst alt, has ar.
rived.
The latest advices from Vienna report tina,
apprehensions OF a war have been renewed.
II is again asserted that Head Center Ste.
phens had arrived in Paris
Earl Grovesnor has given notice of ar
amendment to the reform bill, postponins f.
until the entire Government scheme is pre-.
sented.
In the House Of Commons, the Irish Attor.
ney General denied that the Lord Lieutenant
had stated that he Appreciated Feniap in
va.ion.
Several landowners had applied for permis.
Government refused their consent, feeling per-
fectly able 10 afford every protection.
The Paris Pdtrie denies that the French
Government had consented 10 extend the
period of the Extradition Treaty with Eng
land
In the Corps Legislatif, the amendment to
the address in favor of the extension OF liber.
ties had been strongly debated. Several speak
ers demanding increased liberty for the public,
the press, and the Gambler. The amendment
was rejected by vote Of 2u6 10 g.
In the House of Commons, Earl Groyesnor
gave notice that on the second reading Of the
Reform Bill he would move an amendment
declaring il inexpedient TO discuss the bill IN til
the House has before il the entire scheme CON.
templatad by the Government
Sir Whyte also gave notice OF an amendment
to prevent the bill taking effect until provision
had been made for redistributing seats.
The Times says Lord Stanley will second
Earl Grovesnor's amendment and predicts an
independent support for il, and hopes it is not
too late for the Government TO bring forward
q better bill.
The Morning Post believes the amendment
will prove a death blow to the ministry
The Daily News and Star regards the insidi-
Gus movement as nothing but opposition 10
reform q five
d2re not give a direct negative TO the measure
The following despatch had been received
by the steamer Tripoli, which sailed on the
Goth:
The German journals continue 10 renressr,
the relations between Austria and Prussia a s
very threatening, and they even asserted that
Austria had ordered the assembling of a hum
dred thousand troops on the Bohemian from.
tier, and sent a note to the powers disclaiminp
all responsibility for the conseq uences of any
conflict that may ensue.
The London Times directs attention 70 the
critical state of affairs. Ii SAYS Risuark has
thrown of his mask and the dachies ara 10 be
annexed TO Prussia. Preparations for war are
progressing on both sides In both capitals
military councils are held and Generals nomi-
mated ana plans OF campaign discussed.
Funds are depressed in the European mar.
kets by the disq uieting rumors.
New CASTLE.
A Paris telegram of the 10Th TO the Doily T,l..
Centre stephens had not arrived in Paris
The Conference on the Principalities held
their second meeting in Paris on the 10th.
In the Corps Legislatif, after rejecting the
proposed amendment relative to the press
laws, finally passed the entire address by 25I
to ~.
A Vienna telegram asserts that a declaration
OF q re-ass uring character had been received
from Berlin, and apprehensions of q war had
thereby been removed.
1t is stated that the Gastein Convention will
be adhered to. -
The London Morning Post believes this
statement to be unfounded and relations con.
tinu5 critical.
LIvHRPooI, March al.-The Post SAYS IL mas
reason to believe tina: the telegraph ne VS. TO tia
effect that since Sunday declarations OF a "a.
rssuring character have been received from
Berlin BY the Austrian Government. and thaf
apprehensons of war between the ereat Ger.
man powers have been thereby removed nre
totally incorrect, and the relations bet veer a.
powers continue very critical
Latest via CueensSewn.
MARCH 2-Cotton has declined = SAIas
four days, $4,000. Middline Upiands 10y
- ive.IWenaes, II xa71S. Oonsois for money.
Richsrdson and wakeneld,s cireu,.r r.,.,,,.
Flour heavy, Wheat dull and steady: I'M
req sal0s. Sd. Mixed Corn firmer Al - SI
Beei quiet and easier. Pork firm. Butter dnIj
Ialov steady. Sugar quiet and steady. Ccf.
zee inactive. Rice quiet and staadv Rosir
qulet and steady. Spirits Turpintine sOs.
The ex-rebel cruiser Shsnaa doah va ala
mere at auction to-day for fl6,1N