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FOREIGN NEWS.
0FTlH STEAAER ARAGO'
NEW YoRE, April 93.

go0Q WeatneT, ana come IOubu the DanksI cut
encountered no Ice in her passage.
Itis said that Austria gives troable BY per.
sisling in refusinglO fix a time for evacuating
the Principalities.
Austria's prete1t is the necessity for protect
ing the country against disorder until a regular
is established She is bound to
quit the Ottoman territory on the conclusion
Of peace.
Russia is strongly opposed to the Austrian
position. Later news, however, states that the
Austrian troops we're leaving the PrinciPalities
The French army is to be reduced from six 10
four hundred thousand troops.
It is generally believed that Russia will send
an ambassador to Turin, as soon as rati6catOns
are exchanged.
Advices from St. Petersburgh stats that the
prohibition of the export Of Russian produce
has been repeated.
The Car has issued a ukase stating that the
two fleets hitherto maintained by Russia 10 the
Black Sea, and the Sea Of Azof are not to be
reinstated. .-.r
Many grain laden vessels lying at Odessa
have received orders to proceed forthwith to
Marseilles. A considerable fall had taken
place in. the markets.
It's reported at Berlin that the English Cab
met had decided to reject the propositions of
the capitalization Of the Sound Dues on the
terms offered by Denmark, but would make
propositions herself .r...l r.
Dispatches from Paris state that the Allies
have orders to raise all bloCkades which have
kept Russian vessels in neutral ports.
The French Government denies oontempla.
ting sending an expedition to NADIA
case ar, but adyices from Toulon show to the
contrary. ....
The Russian Minister Of Finance issued
notice on the 9th Of April, that in consequence
of the treaty being signed the merchant vessels
ofhe Western Powers would be admitted to
Russian ports. lie Nord States that the ex-
change Of ratGcations had been effected on the
Goth.
The ship Red Gauntlet, from Melbourne, re-
ports that the steamer Chambers had gone to
pieces. ..
ARRIHAL or THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, Apyl!, %,
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Capt.
Stone, arrived here this A. NJ, en- route for
Boston. she left Liverpool on the P. NJ. of Sat
urday 18Th inst, her advices are consequently
three days later than those received by the Ar
ago at N. Y.
The steamship Persia, Cspt. Judkius. from
New York on the end inst, has arrived out at
Liverpool, masking the passage inside of ten
days.
Nothing Of the least importance had Lranspl.
red since the departure Of the Arago.
The Peace Conference continues its sessions.
and the affairs Of Italy were understood to
have occupied its attention on its last sittiGgs.
The principal penipotentiaries were expect
ed to leave Paris in few days.
The British frigate Tartar and Desperate
had returned from an unsuccessful cruise in
search OF the Pacific. The two steamers scar.
ched separately. The Tartar having proceed
ed as far west as long 25 deg, on parallel IS.
Guns were fred every two hours during the
night, and vigilant lookout kept during the day
Capt. Dunlap Of the Tartar is confident that
the Pacific cannot be south oflat. IS.
The Paris correspondent ofthe London Post
says the telegraph is constantly employed on
the Italian question, between Rome and Paris.
Vienna and paris.--Count Cavauxs propo-
sition having been referred to those countries,
and France and England had mads no decis-
ion. ... .N5
AjOurnal Of the proceedings of the Congress SIS
is to be published.
The commissioners Of Austrian and Russian
officers for the ratification of the MOldavian
frontier, is in Paris awaiting orders.
1t is now asserted that Austria has yielded
to their remonstrances and agree to evaeuate
the principalites.
Omar Pacha is restored to favor and the
command in Asia. .E..H
France,-The expeditions against Msdagas-
car are decided upon.
Permission will be sought to send troops
through Egypt, and it is said that the Emperor
will visit AlgIep.
The energies Of the Russian government, it is
said, will now be devoted to three objects. viz
an alliance with France, the completion Of thu
great railways, and diffusion of Russian feeling
on the continent, especially in Germany.
Additional to Arabia's News.
BosroN, April IS.
The papers contain little additional news h
that in the Halifax dispatches.