Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

Iete2ropted Erctustrsty % The Ecentn5 Sdr-
LONDON, June ls.-The Shipping Gazette OF
this morning is confident that the money mar
ket viii be undistuTbed by the recent advance
in grain.
Yesterday was the last day OF the Ascot races
The great feature was the contest for the Alex
sweepstakes oi % soyereigns each, the second To-
n M, ID 4e& ~ mile ish post and 20
once around, about three miles, closed with l.
subscribers. The race was won by Count F. de
Hawley's b. C. Siderolite.
The miniature steamer, the City OF Ragusa
has been fully repaired, and only awaits a fair
wind TO take fresh start for New York. She
rides at anchor in the Cork harbor, where She
Is visited by hundreds of curiosity seekers
There was large meeting OF n-contormists
held in Liverpool last evening. Speeches were
made by eminent persons, and resolutions were
passed sustaining the attitude taken by Messrs
GIadstone and Forster on the Educational Bill.
There was also meeting of dissenters at Leeds
which was well attended. Resolutions express
ing dissatisfaction with the Educational Bill
were unanimously adopted.
The cotton factory of Hoile < Co., at Dundee,
Scotland, was entirely destroyed by IRE last
Odger, one of the defeated candidates for the
House OF Commons for Bristol, declines to con-
test the seat. The subject is now before
the court, because Of charges of bribery and
corruption.
The London Saturday Review nm
LONDON, June lS--The Saturday Review in
ITS comments on American affairs to-day saws:
Congress has checked the audacity of manu-
facturers but is still averse to adopting liberal
policy
The weather Favorable for the Crops
In England.
LONDON, June 1S.-The recent showers ex-
tended over wide tract of country, and have
been OF mcalculable service to the crops, which
bad been nearly destroyed by the long continued
dry weather. The lightning caused a number
OF destructive fires. In the neighborhoo1 of
Whittlesea several houses were burned No loss
Of life is reported. To-day the weather is warm
and cloudy, favoring the crops.
Illness Of Marshal serrano.
MADRID, June 1s.-It h reported this morning
that Marshal Serrano is quite i'll.
Expected Military PrOuunciamento
I'm Spain I'm Favor Of MOmtpeasier.
PARIS, june ls1Rumors from Spain are
current here, which are gathering strength,
hat n ilitary pronunciamento In favor of the
Duke OF Montpensler Is intended.
Gustave FlOarens Ordered TO Leave
Greece.
ATHENS, June 1S.-Gustave Flourens, who
arrived In Greece sometime ago, it is said, has
received notice TO quit the country in accord
ance with demand from the French govern
ment to that effect. The movements of Flourens
have been made 20 secretly thxt it was not sus-
pected that he had left London. ~
Strike Of the Iron Founder i'm
- France.
PARIS, June 1S--The strike Of the iron
founders throughout the country is sustained
IN good part by money contributed by English
trade unions. .--..s- .... %
Preeeedings Of parliament
LONDON, june 1s-In the House OF Lords Ast
night the High Court Of Justice bill was passed
after short debate. The Irish land bill then
came mp, and was discussed ct length. No new
read second time, and the House adjourned.
LONDON, June ls.-The House OF Commons,
soon after sssembling, went into committee on
the supply bill. The civil service estimates.
containing various appropriations. were agreed
to. Torrens moved, and Lord Ctaud Ham
ilton seconded a resolution touching the
want Of employment by the working
classes. The debate was continued WITH vary
Newdegate and others at length. Without
action the House adjourned. sn
Meaument @, the. Here's or Solfe-
FLoRExCH, june 1s-Arrangementsa are now
the soldiers who fen in the great battle Of Sol
feripo i'm 1859. The proceedings will occur on
the site of the struggle in Piedmont on the an
niversary, Friday, the Path inst, and win be
senting the French, and Col. Pollok, represent-
ing the Austrians.
Recovery Of Prince Napoloou--The
Rebels I'm AlgterS SubmitffmR Gar.
list MOvements-I11ness Of General
PANS, june 1s.-In the Corps Legislatif vas
terday, Jules Simon urged the Suppression of
legations to secondary German States. No
action was taken. ..
Prince Napoleon has entirely recovered from
his recent indisposition- ..4---
Dispatches from Gen. wimpfen, received TO- !
day, announce that his expedition through Al
germ 1s entirely successful. The rebels are
everywhere submitting 20 the French authority.
A band OF Carlists attempted to crsss the
Spapish border near Bavonne vostardax h,,t