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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ARCTIC.
WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,

Dissolution of the French Ca6iaa- GermaA
Afairs- Probable Oat6reak III the Cnv
Of Rome-No Material Change " tie
Markets
We announced, in our last, the account Of The
steamer Arctic, al Halifax, and published the new,
by her in an extra Sun on Saturday morning. The
A. was bound to New York, bui had % pun .iu,o
Halifax in consequence OF getting out Of coal. and
viii probably reach the former port today. Her
news is mol important.
She brings So passengers and large freisAt-
Her dates are from Liverpool 70 the fiIh inst,
The steamer America arrived at Liverpool on
the nh instant
There was no liiings Of the Atlantic, either It
Halifax or al Liverpool, when the Arctic LEFT, !.
ENGLAND.
The report Of the intended resignation Of the Min.
istero Commerce is assuming probability >'Ths I
policy OF protection is now Wholly rejected By The
Government
The trial Of the monster Sloan is postpoaed.-
His wife is supposed to have hed.
Its announced tharthe Dublin and Galway rail-
way will open for trial on the LIST June
Property 10 the amount OF ESQ, 900 was destroyed
aslbe IRE 10 Dublin the 4lh Il broke out in the
South building establishment Of Messrs. Hutton, Of
Summer Hill.
FRANCE.
Great excitement had prevailed atParts during
the week, n consequence OF The resignation, en-
masse, of the Ministers, This was caused frs, b
the open hoslihties Of the President towards Gen.
Changarnier, who, in defiance OF the open pioslra.
lion Of the Ministry, was given permission on the
instant and BY decided majority, 10 justify his
conduct before The Assembly
Both the right and left warmly applauded the
General when the Ministers abruptly Withdrew, and
with equal abruplness resigned in a body The
President experienced great difficulty in lAe Tor
nation of new Cabinet Nj. BaTrot having refused
10 accept the Office This slate OF things continued.
Tor nearly week. when, is staaed BY tele-'
graphic dispatch OF FRIDAY, dated Paris. the Mon
ileuf appeared with the Presidents speech and the
official encouragement OF DTouyn de L. Huys for
Foreign Affairs and General Reynaud DIES Jean de
Ansley for War, with new appointments also Of
Minister Of Marine. Public Works and Commerce
Another decree signed by the Minister oi The In
terror and Of War, is published. And levokes the
decree by which the National Gualu ND the troop
OF the First Division were united unueE one com
mand The effect of this decree is TO establish The
post heretofore held by Gen. Changarnier- Gen
Periot takes command OF the National Guard and
the troops OF the first division to be commanded
i by Gen. paraguay de Killers.
/ He enters upon his duties by general orders to
the army Of Paris. in which he explains tie object
of his mission and states that he will maintain dis
| cipline which his predecessor has established He
also states that heEil uphold the authority esish
/ lshed by the constitution, and give his energetic
support TO the execution Of the laws
Il A postscript states that motion had been made
/ in the Assembly that the members should retire TO
/ their bureaus to raise a commission 10 prepare re-
solutions expressive OF the sense OF The Legislature
| in regard to the refEnfeRents, which motion was
carried against the ael.|4 opposition of the Minis
try by vote Of $50 10 353
Great confusion is stated 10 have taken place il
the assembly, after the declaration Of the vote.
|! Very little was done at the Bourse. On Friday
SIS opened "a S. and closed al "a a95.
GERMANY.
In regardto the German qaestionthere are many
probable and improbable runors. Nothing is &C
'tuaIly known-the' purposes of the conference a
Dresden being scrupulously secret, which is though
not to be a favorable sign.
\ The tone.of triumph which peryades the bearing
of Prince Schwa Ezenburg, and the growing hostil
tiles OF the Cha4sbers al Berlin, which met on tn,
Sd inst. are also named evidences of the unsas
factory state of the negotiations
At the latest dates, 9TH inst, Prince SchwaEZen.
burgs mission 10 Vienna was statedto have taiee
OF its intended object.
The Emperor OF Austria and the King OF Prussi;
have agreed 10 meet al Dresden about The middle 9
the month";
ne commissioner to arrange the DIFFICULTIES be
tween the Duchies had arrived at Remsbtrg, and a
the latest date had given the authorities three day
TO consider'what course they would pursue. Mean
time the government and the peoples representa-
tive al Wurtemburg are al loggefheads upon the
subject of voting the supplies and there appears
be probability that second edition Of the Hess,
/ Cassel affair will be enacted.
ITALY.
The accounts from Rome indicate thar any Sc
rious disturbance al Paris would be taken advan
tage OF TO unfur the republican BANNER in the, HOLY
City, where French soldiers have become so obno1
ious that they unfortunately assaulted by The
citizens on every possible occasion.