Washington sentinel., 1854-03-26
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.

| PARIS, March THE legislative assembly
has to day agreed to the bill authorizing the
minister of finance Of to contract loan o
! 250,000,000 francs.
The bill was agreed to unanimously, without
discussion, by the 23s members who were
present.
The assembly also unanimously agreed te
accompany the members of the bureau, who
are to present the projet de ioi this evening tC
the emperor at the Tuileries.
There were many fluctuations in the prices
Of the funds to-day. TIE three per cents
closed at 66f 55c. for the end Of the month
and the four-and-a-half per cents. at 94f. 25c.
ex div.
MADRID, March 2.--There are vague reports
of difference having arisen between England
and Spain, and of the expected recall of NJ Is
turitz to Madrid. The persons expelled from
Spain and sent to Cadiz are to be transported
to the Canary Islands.
Three per cents, 363.
TURIN, March 4.-France and England have
come to an understanding for the repression o
any revolutionary. movement in Italy.
VIENNA, March THE Austrian govern
ment has published an official document, in
which it makes known its views in regard to
In this document the Austrian government ex-
presses regret that the communication sent by
the western powers to Russia is Of such ma.
ture as to leave hardly any hope Of favorable
reply. The document proceeds to say that
it was never doubted by the imperial govern.
ment that the demands Of those powers were
just, and in accordance with the interests OF
Europe. Till the very last, the imperial gov
ernment has obeyed the calls Of duty to Europe,
and those of friendship to its imperial ally.
Should war take place, the sole duty Of the
Austrian government is to maintain the inter-
ests of the nations under the sceptre of his ma
jesty, which interests are not in conflict with
those of any other nation. Austria is prepared
to meet the dangers which may accrue from a
great war in an adjoining country, and from
the subversive tendencies which may manifest
themselves on the frontiers of the empire dur
ing the continuance ofthat war.
We have also received the following from our
correspondent at Berlin:
BERLIN, March THE export of corn from
the Euxine and the sea of Azoff is prohibited
TESTIMONIALS TO COLONEL AspINwALL.--The
following address from the leading London
firms, engaged in business with the United
States, has been presented, together with SER
vice of plate, to Colonel AspinwalL In ac-
knowledging the compliment, Colonel Aspin-
wall testified to the readiness with which he
had had the cooperation of the London mer.
chants in any matter of charity or distress; and
he accepted their parting testimonial as another
addition to the many daily proofs of the mutual
esteem and respect subsisting between the two
kindred nations:
"DEAR Sin: Having been informed that you
are about to return to your native country we
cannot allow you to depart without offering. you
the expression of our sincere esteem and re-
gard, and we avail ourselves OF the occasion to
tender YOU our best thanks for your uniform
courtesy and kindness in all our intercourse
with you during the long period in which you
have filled the important post of consulgeneral
of the United States in this city.
"You have administered the arduous duties
Of your Office with dignity, ability, and integ.
rity, unimpeached; you have lent q willing and
patient attention to appeals for relief in all
cases Of distress, granting freely your counsel