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Further Foreign Intelligence,
THE STEAMER AMERICA


Prof Risley and his ballet troupe, from Paris,
are among the passengers in the America.
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool at halfpast ten
o'clock on Thursday morning. She encountered
unusually heavy weather throughout her passage
from New York. The Canada preceded the Bal.
tic, and arrived at half-past H. on Sunday after
noon.
The Prussian Chamber was opened on the 2lst
ult., by a>speech from the King, which has caused
intense excitement, and is looked upon as favor
able to the war party. He says, in the shortest
possible time, we shall be more strongly armed
than everbefore, either in ancient or modern times
of the general fatherland, suitable to our present
position in Europe and Germany, and cores
ponding with the amount Of right which God
has placed in our hands. We have a good old
right-we will defend it, and remain under arms
until we have secured its recognition. We owe
this to Prussia, We owe this to Germany.
The Austrian and Federal army in Hesse is
suffering from want of provisions, and their com.
mander has informed the Prussan General that
he shall be compelled to advance. Gen. Groeben
replied that the Prussian troops under his com.
mand would not fall back under any circumstan-
ces whatever,
FRANCE. ID
The latest advices from Paris announce M. de
Perrigny, from Berlin, and he is reported TO have
expressed his convictions that the King Of Prus.
STA will have great difficulty in restraining the war
like disposition of his people, and that he cannot
and ought not, to make any further concessions,
The French Ambassador to London had arriv.
ed in Paris to explain Lord Palmerston's views
on the German question.
1t is reported that England wishes to act in con
cert with France, and that she desires to prevent
Russian Intervention.
In the Assembly, on Tuesday, an exciting de.
bate arose upon the qaestion of raising an addi.
tional force Of 49, 600 men, Theirs, who is report
ed as being oneof the committee to whom the sub
ject has been referred, will, it is said, lay down
such principles Of peace and neutrality as will
completely bind the hands of Louis Napoleon.
Whilst the Assembly are opposed to war upon
all hands, the debates plainly show that France is
opposed to any combination which should render
Germany united.
Abdel RAIDER has made an Intellectual attempt to
Assembly. ~.
A proposition to transfer the seat of government,
from Paris, has been rejected by avery decided
majority,
The latest advices from Rome state that the Pro.
paganda affect to treat lightly the commotion in
England upon the late Papal aggression, and pro-
fess to regard it as mere question Of etiquette.
SARDINIA. g.
The King Of Sardinia opened his Parliament on
the 23d ult., and was enthusiastically received
His speech, which gave great satisfaction, an,
nounced his determination to maintain the laws
necessary for the new political organization of the
country in spite Of the Pope.
An alarming conspiracy of the old retrograde
party in Constantinople has given rise to a rumor
that the Sultan had been assassinattd. Happily
the report proved to be without foundation.
kossuth is still held in durance, and is reported
to be suffering with typhoid fever.