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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA

Al London there was little ding 10 Amerl-
can seaurities. but rates were unchanged
The bullion in the bank Of Engeland had de
creased fls.O00,
The Spanish insurrection is completely sue
eessful.
No war news; Russia had asked for an ar
nistice, which was refused till be evaeuates the
Principslities,
GEEERAL IErEIIoEEcE'-By this arrival we
have no war news of interest. The Spanish
ReyoIutionists were still tril mphant, but all
was quiet at Madrid, waiting Espartero's Grri-
val
It's evident the Gear will not relinquish his
pretensious. His reply to Austria had not yet
been published. but it is known to be naughty
and uufavorable 70 the Austrian Government.
He says in general terms, however, that Aus
tria will not disappoint the hopes OF Europe.
Prussia daily shows less disposition to take
sides with the Western Powers. Mecklenberg
vas the only German State which did not vote
unanimously to adopt the AustrO Prussian al
lance.
GortschakoH, owing to the Turkish move
meut. is Withdrawing his centre back on 5u-
charest, and his wings on the Screth' The
Gear approves Of his plan Of the campaign
IA advises him to continue on the defensive.
TSar. are no more battles reported.
omsr Pasha has proclaimed amnesty to the
Wallachians.
From he Baltic, we have nothing Of impor-
,.nce. The Russian feet is reported as having
lsf seyastapol, and that the Allied feet had
cone in search of them:
nr. .osa1s Eo-hN NsvaT
had ceased and the country was for the mo-
ront quiet. Chrlstiana is reported to be con-
aasled in Madrid, and Isabella keeps close to
her nalace. Salsmonica had escaped disguised
az lamplighser'
France and England are in favor Of a minis.
try under EsparterO, but disaPprOved Of re-
In the British Parliament resolution, Of
fsred bv Lord Dudley Stuart expressing want
confidence in the Aberdeen Ministry, was voted
down
The insurrection in Parma was suppressed
The overland India mail had arrived the
American Minister to China had visited Loo
Choo: he also proceeded up the Yang Alang
River ana would visit the Yellow River
The latest sdvices from Vienna say that Rus
sia had asked for an armistice; but at the Cab
met Council at Vienna. the Austrian and Prus-
sian Ministers decreed that Russia must first
leave the Princpalides before the Cars propo-
sails could be considered. ...
Neutral ships may leave the blOckaded Baltic
ports.
The Emperor Of Russia is said to have de-
c,ared to the Austrian Representative, tell your
master il he wishes war he shall have it but
prObabIy neither he nor I will see the end Ofit''
A letter from ConstantinOple states that the
Austrian InternunciO expressed himself very
strongly at Omar Pasha's crossing the Danube
after Il had been agreed the Provinces should
he occupied by Austria According to the
paris Patrie the Russians had completely evsc-
u.tsd the Drobodja, but were strongly fortity'
ing Brislow. ,-.su .rr :.
The French transport Pericles came in coli-
sion with steamer Of Malaga and sunk; she
had two millions Of francs aboard for the army
in Turkey. The Turkish Government had is
.nsS a further sum of fifty millions cafmos in
paper money. b.
Al Madrid the citizens were still under arms.
and continued to build barricadeS. The troops
maintained their position around the palace.
The Junta Of Safety and Defense had decreed
the organization Of a national guard, The ex'
ministers continue to hold Office until Esparte.
ro,s arrival. N Possias, the ub-Director o
,hS Secret Police, had been seized and shot By
the people.
It was reported that o'DOnnell would entel
the capital with Espartero
The accounts Of the crops, generally, wer'
favorable.