The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-30

NEW YORK, April 30.-The steamship AiemdR
MIA, from Southampton on the morning of the
18th instant, arrived at o'clock this morning.
The steamship MOrdUid7 from Portland, ar
rived out on the nth.
The ALemdnn9d reports having experienced
changeable weather and westerly winds during
the passage. April 49, off Portland, passed Bre-
men steamship HdnSd hence for Southampton;
22d lat. 1920, long. 27'5O, saw steamship Fulton,
hence for Havre; 23d, saw one of the Inman
steamers bound east.
THE GERMAN QUESTION.
The Prusslan reply to the Austrian note of the
18th instant was delivered on the 18th by Baron
Won Werther to the Austrian Minister OF foreign
Affairs. The note, which displays no acerbty
OF tone, declines to accede to the Austrian de-
mand that Prussia should desst from mill
tary preparations. Ii points out that Austria,
having been the first to arm, should also be
the hr to restore her military establishment to
q peace footing.
The Vienna papers assert that Queen Victoria
has addressed letter to Count MensdorH, in
which her Majesty expresses her high approval
OF the attitude maintained by the Austrian
Government IN its dispute with Prussia.
A telegram received from Silesla states that
the Prnssian military preparations in that pro-
vince continue.
The election of a deputy to the Corps Legisla-
tit for the department of the Bas-Rhin has
resulted III the return of NJ. de Busseres, the
Government candidate, by $4,000 votes. NJ. La
DOulaye. Jne OppOS JlOu CanuluaCe, OOJalne1 J9UU
votes. The Bourse has been flat. Rentes closed,
on the afternoon OF the 18th, at 66f TIC, or CSC.
lower than the prices of the day previous.
HUNGARY.
In the sitting of the Upper House of the Diet
on the 18th, the Prince Prlmate and Herr Won
Way opposed the adoption OF the address of the
Lower House, and expressed their conviction
that it was the intention of the Emperor to bring
about the restoration OF the Hungarian const-
tuition. The Croatian deputation arrived at
Pcsth on the 18th.
POLAND.
In consequence of the attempt made yester.
day upon the III of the Emperor Alexander at
ST. Petersburg Count Bere, the Governor of
Poland, left Warsaw on the morning OF the 18th
Tor the capital.
THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIEs.
JAssY, April l6, Evenlng.-The rioters have
issued proclamation openly pronouncing Tor
the separation of the Prlncpaitles, and declar-
ing the election of foreign Prince to be an i'm.
possibility.
CHINA
HONG KONG, March 27.-Tea unchanged. Ex-
change on London, ~. sd.
SHANGHAI, March 21.-Sllk inactive. Exports
to date, 5l,75O bales. Exchange ON London,
IS. 53d.
Commercial Intelligence.
The commercial advicss are of the evening of the
18th, as fol ows:-
LIvERPooL COTTON MARKET Sales on the 18th
and l7h "a 600 bales, including COCO bales to specu-
la ors and Tor eXuort The market was tirmer with
an upward tendency, and prices had advanced Id.
p pound. MiddlIng Uplands Are quoted at about
15d
The Manchester market was dull and irregular.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET. - Flour
finer, ana advanced Cd Wheat frmer, and ad.
vanced 1G2d. Corn firm, with slight advance
Provlsons-B dull; Pork steady; Bacon easier;
Butter inactive; Lard dull and nominal; TalIow
steady.
Produce-Spirits of Turpentne stoadv at 490
503c. for American ROsin quiet and steady.
LONDON, April II, Evening -Consols closed at
66l ld865 for money,
American Securities. limited States Fivetwen.
ties, 6S2@69t; Illinois Central, 79t979i; Erie,
622@63.