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FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1859.

THE DAY'S NEWS

In the House of Lords, last night, Lord Malmes-
bury postponed his promised statement on Foreign
Affairs until Monday next. Lord Derby moved the
vote of thanks to the Governor-General, the civilians,
officers, and others engaged in the pacification of
India; and, in doing so, reviewed all the circum-
stances connected with the mutiny. The Earl of
Granville seconded the motion, which was supported
by the Duke of Cambridge and the Earl of Ellenbo-
rough, and agreed to unanimously. In the House
of Commons, the Lunatic Poor (Ireland) Bill was
withdrawn. Lord Stanley moved a similar vote to
that in the House of Lords, acknowledging the ser-
vices of those in India in suppressing the rebellion,
which was seconded by Lord Palmerston, and which
was carried without a dissentient voice. The Chan-
vellor of the Exchequer postponed his statement on
Foreign Affairs until Monday. The Exchequer
(L 13,177,400) Bill was read a third time and passed.
The Appropriation Bill was also read a third time.
Mr. Walpole moved that " no resolution for admitting
the Sews should, at the meeting of a new Parliament,
be taken into consideration before twelve o'clock of
the fourth day appointed for taking the oaths,"
which, after some discussion, was adopted, and made
a standing order of the House

The address of Mr. Horsfall to the electors of
Liverpool has been issued, but it is yet tl uito uncer-
tain__ whether there will be another Tory candidate
brought forward, but the probability seems to be now
that none will be forthcoming.
The Continental news continues to wear a favour-
able complexion. It is reported by telegraph from
Paris that negotiations are going on favourably, and
that the proposition of England for a general disarm-
ament has made considerable progress. Another
telegraphic despatch, dated Turin, yesterday, states
that the Nl,trpciuis Azeglio left there yesterday for
Paris, charged with an extraordinary mission
to the Governments
rnmt.:e nts of France and England.
According to Paris correspondent of the
or six
Times, a month weeks more will be required
before France is fuliv equipped to take the field.
Great surprise is express
that
dy, Austria, with such
overwhelming forces in Lombardy, as would enable
her to open the campaign tomorrow
concessions. If she thought fd,re, should make
Sardinian army at a blow, fall could crush the
abirtk upon her own
frontier, and then confidently aw
French. If
it is true that Austria has yielded to the
pressure of
bteexlitev feodr,
the mediating Powers, it is evident the Tire
war ought to be diminished. It is however
there is still a hitch-on the proposal for di
' The Circassian steamer has arrived airg
Galway,in'
and brought telegraphic accounts from New York to
the sth inst. It furnishes important news from
Chili, where the revolutionists had made an abortive
attempt to overthrow the Government. A large
number of persons were killed and wounded, and
some were executed. The European news by the
Persia had produced heaviness in the Cotton Market.
Flour was dull, and corn and provisions were lower
in price.
The West Indian mail steamer La Plata has ar-
rived at Southampton with the West India and
Pacific mails. She has brought 522,000 dollars in