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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.


EEw YoRK, April IS.
The Auerica reached Halifax last evening
at 7oclock ARd sailed for Boston al IL.
Henna Conference.
Affairs in the Crimea have undergone no
change, and there is nothing new 10 report
Attention was wholly concentrated on the
Vienna Confluence, which Is represented IS
being The great difficulty upon The sll.important
third point. So much 50, indeed, that al.
though The demand made by thsAllies has been
much modiftd, the Russian Plenipotenliary
had referred the matter to 81. Pstersburgh !;
and nothing further could be done ill reply
was received.
The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs had
also been in attendance to eonlsr with the En-.
glish Cabinet upon the momentous question.
The demolition Of Sevsstopol was not de-
demanded, but reduction of Russian power
on the Black sea was called for. the reeompense
being the withdrawai Of the Allies from Rus.
sian territories.
Gortshakoif said be had no instructions to
such matter. and RENTED to st. Petersburgh,
whence a reply was anxiously looked foF.
III. Druyn L. Hhuys. French Minister of
Affairs, has been in London to consult with
the English cabinet. and would proceed to vi
emma with the irreyocable determination OF the
Allies on the third point.
The condition Of the Allied tsoops had
greatly improved. but they were making no
headWay with the siege operations, although
/ il was believed that important movements we're
on foot
Eupatoria was virtually besieged by the
Russians, but if they took it they could not
hold it under the FIRE Of the British feet.
Reports are received Of French Division to
Bessarabia. s.H
The Paris Press states that the Allies have
consented to truce; other papers deny this.
Some British steamers had destroyed impor-
tant works lately erected by the Russians on
the Asatic coast.
Debates in the British Pariment show that
England borrows money at 5 yer cent, and
loans it to Sardinia at A. Paflment had ad-
ljourned over the Easter holidays to the 10th.
Forged bills Of ladng to the extent of i,40o
pounds sterling, emauating from Charleston,
is c., had appeared in the Liverpool markets.
Mr.. Buchanan had been hguling at BAN
quet given at the Ssamans Hospital and Ieturn-
ed thanks for AID afforded 1900 American
Seamen.
A new 3elgaN ministry has been formed,
Vienna papers state that Spain and Portugal
had joined the Western powers-it wants con-
frmallop.
The difficulties between Austria and Prus-
sis ale increasing Prussia has issued a very
hostile circular in regard to the acts of Austria
Sweden was fitting out fleet provisioned lOl
three mouths.
, Shanghai dates to February 25th mention
further attacks by the French, and THEN re.
pulse by the Insurgents who were making
headway at Canton.
In Spain Espartero had resisted sOpe strong
demands made upon him by the leaders Of the
I MALTA for o democratic modification Of the
ministry.
The Liverpool cotton markets are active. A
speculative demand existed, and buoyan
tone prevails. Sales of the week about 2, 500
bales, of which nearly One.thrd was taken BY
speculato-s and exporters.
Breadstutf, with the exception of Indiar
corn, had undergone a. slight decline. and q
general dulneSs prevailed in the market.
Provisions also were somewhat depressed
and quotations rather lower than those by the
Baltic H