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LATEST NEWS.
New York, April 10Th.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE
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ENGLAND.
In reply 10 the Earl of Aberdeen. Earl
Grey said tina, the Government disap.
proved of the proceedings of the refu-
gees.
In the House Committee Of Enqui
~ was appointed with reference to q
steam communication between England
China and Australia. ri.
Permission was given 10 Lore JOIN
Russell to introduce bill for the better
administration of justice.in the Suprem,
Court Of Chancery, in which are TO ST
the Lord Chancellor, the Master Of Rolls
and one Of the Judges of both Law
Courts, either two Of them have power
10 hear cases. The bill fixes the Lore
Chancellor's salary at elO.00o per an
mum: the retiring allowance remaining
what it now is, $500. a.s, "a, ..s.o r..r
l.szH 5 gu FRANCE. -ma Ias7
The Moniteur of Thursday, March
z7th, publishes list Of appointments,
among which Mon. De Lavelle as am
bassador TO Rome, and M. David, as
Consul General to New Grenada. M.
De Lavelle was on the eve Of proceed
ing 10 the Sublime Porte on his embas-
~. He would first visit Rome in order
10 come to an understanding with the
Pope on the subject Of Christianity in
the East.
The Chamber Of Commerce has petit
toned for Rail Road between Marseil-
les and Toulon. aa afa"@
The French Government has receiv-
cd information from the Provinces, thai
numerous Socialist Agents are travcrs-
ing the country for the purpose Of circu.
lating manifestos of Massini and Ledrr
Rollin, and that they are organizing un-
der The title of Philanthropic Trade As
,sociatlon and Secret Societies, and also
establishing Democratic Social journals.
There still continues to be much spec
ula,ion in Paris in respect TO the new
ministry; ii is thought, that with one or
two exceptions, the old members will be
reinstalled.
The Spanish Minister at Paris has
presented 10 the President his letter oil
recall. '4s -
GERMANY. ersa..
ba All is yet vague and uncertain in re.
gard to the German Confederation.
~a SWITZERLAND.
A revolt of the peasantry Of the can
ton OF Fribourg, fomented by the Jesuit:
and other Catholic priests, has been sup
pressed by the Government, with little
difficulty. .....' --.. ....
gg SPAIN. --r.s es;r
Ad,ices from Madrid state, that ru
mors of ministerial changes were agar
circulated, though not much credi! wal
attached TO them. --
* s9.. 81 GREECE. .5.-a.-
The city OF Leyisse, in the Island o
Rhodes, has been destroyed by an earth
quake. ,a.l ssa.#.f.. .y.4 ......
The accounts from Athens are, tina
the Government treaty with the Austrian
Lloyds has been ratified by the Diet.
loz u TURKEY ia -aa ~E
Some further disturbances in Borni'
are reported. II is generally predicted
that rebellion will again break out il
Lower Bornia. Sixty Polish and Hun
garian refugees have embarked for A
merica; the remainder are in wre,chet
plight.
INDIA AND CHINA. ...
The Dutch sea and land forces have
after much difficulty routed the pirates
on the Indian Archipelago, who hav.
fed across the country, leaving all thei
goods behind.
fe AUSTRALIA.
Adyices from Wellbourn and Por
Philip to Nov. 18th, represent the affair,
Of the colony as exceedingly prosperous
& rsa tug. ITALY.
The Roman correspondent of tn
London Times says that the restoration
of the Russell cabinet has caused con
siderable annoyance tol,he Pope and III
Cardinals. ease
The Austrian troops in the Papa
States are said 10 have received consid
cradle reinforcements. "a aga
.o,, i. , AUSTRIA.
A letter dated, Vienna, March 2lst
Gays that our charge, Mr.. McCurdy, hat
arriveda and wac was very favorably recei
we'd by the Austrian ministry. 49,
The ministerial announcement that ar
rsngements had been made with Prussis
: on the question Of the Presidency in the
: Germanic Diet. Austria will preside in
The Diet, and the two powers viii share
! The executive committee.
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