Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-27
KILOGRAMS, Se.

The steamer Etna brings the following: The
Fenian trials is still progressing. The Jury
could not agree on a verdict in the case of
Byrne. The prisoner is the Warden charged
were discharged. Byrne still remains in Gus
tody. 1t is reported that Stevens was not al.
lowed TO tarry in Paris, whittier he had gone
to confer with Mr.. Hersend, and the members
Of his International revolutionary club. Seyen
men were Irestedin Dublin on the llth inst
They were engaged in casting bullets at the
time.
The London Star believes that Russell has
submitted the reform bill to the Cabinet
The Paris correspondent Of the Tmes says
that the Mexican difficulty was before the last
members were in favor of speedy recall of the
French troops. but the Emperor, il is said,
does not think the time has yet arrived when u
is safe to do so; at least, not until the Emperor
OF Austria shall have completed the necessary
foreign contingent TO keep his brother on the
throne.
Affairs in Spain show no change. Official
dispatches represented Prim in the mountains
of Toledo, ,manoeuvrng to reach the Portuguese
territory. Coneha has returned to Madrid.
He has been relieved by Serrano. The pro-
able uneasiness at Madrid, but no outbreak
The Following are the latest kilograms from
Spain:
MADRID, Jan. 11-Oficial dispatches an
nounce that the division of General Scabold
was marching from Malagon, and column
under the Governor Of Cuidad was advancing
by the valley Of Guardinia simultaneously
with force under General Euchagua. They
have compelled the insurgents to leave the
mountains of Toledo, and are now proceeding
via Horcajo toward the Portuguese frontier.
MADRID, JAN 10-l1 p m.-Prim is retreat
ing precipitately toward Portugal by Puen-
tdel Arizobispo. The principal mountain
passes are held by the royal troops. The dis
persion of the insurgents is complete. Tran.
guilty prevails throughout the country. The
Government has demanded the authority of
the Senate TO arraign General Prim. The
disturbances which took place at Saragosa on
the 9TH inst were caused by certain measures
of the authorities. These measures having
been recalled, no further troubles have oc-
Cured.
Advices from Mexico TO the 5th instant state
hat the Liberal General Carona holds a posi-
ton within forty miles of Mazatlan. Although
a strong force of French were at the latter place
Carona remained undisturbed. he does not
attack, knowing that he could not hold the
place II he took it. Much distress existed
throughout the country, and famine prices for
food prevailed. In Chihuahua all was well.
The Liberal Government had been re-estab-
tablisbed at the city of Chihuahua, and there
was need of no further fear of mOlestaton from
the French and traitors: but the Liberal forces
were encirchng the city in considerable num-
bers, and fight was looked for soon.
large Fenan meeting was held At St.
James Hall, Buffalo, last evening. Hon. II.
M. Clapp was elected president. General
Sweeney pledged himself. if supported, before
next May he would conquer certain territory,
upon which the Irish flag should be hoated
and which should be made a base of operations
against England for the liberation Of Ireland
Colonel Roberts promised within ninety days
to have the green flag supported by the greatest
army Of 1rishmen upon which the sun ever
shone. The Senate was enthusiastically en-
dorsed. All the belligerent remarks were
greatly applauded.
The New York Post has report that the
Chilian Government has made oyertures to W
II. Webb for the purchase OF the ram Dunder-
berg. 1t is said that he will dispose of her on
Government consent. BY the terms OF the
contract the vessel belongs to him until wholly
paid for by the Government.