The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
GorciQn Nous.
8 Bays Later from Eurepe.
The steamer Persia arrived at New GO

The steamer Persia arrived at New York
on Tuesday with English dates TO the l9h:
The Monitcur anHounccs that the Peace
Conference clos, d its sittingS on Thu sdav.
and that the intiiicalions will hp changed by
| the cltauf the month The questions cunsid.
crtd ut the last sitting were: The free nayi
Cation Of the Danube the interior regime Of
the priucipalIiies and the arrangement Of the
frontier; and, the situation Of the Christians
in Turkey. For these purposes, lErc com
mlssonciS were appointed.
1t was reported in Paris that diplomatic
movements ofimportance ale on foot respect
ing Ialy.
The Lord Mayor of fLondon entertained Mr.
Dallas on Thursday at the Mansion house, in
honor of his arrival as Minister from the {.
States. There were some two hundred guests
present. The Mayor toasted Mr. Dallas,
preaclng it with a speech full of generous
sentiments toward America, rcgre;ting that
any question should arise between the two
countries that should threaten the dreadful
alternative Of war. The toast of the Lord
Mayor was:-
The health of Mr., Dallas and the prosper
lty ot the Great Republic which he has the
honor to represent"
MIR. Dallas made fclicitous reply. rccip.
rocatlns the generous sentiments of the Lord
Mayor, assuring him that he was not author
Yea TO leci and did not feel any desire other
than that OF giving his best cn,rgics and cx-
crtions unrrSciycdlv 10 the restoration of the
most harmonious sentiments, and f.iunlly re-
latons. Other speeches were made. at the
conclusion of-which Mr.. Dallas gave the
health Of the Lady Mayorcss.
The Lord Mayor responded, telling Mr.
Dallas that he was authorized hy the Lady
Mayorcss'to say that if his diplomacy cquali-
cd his gallantry. there could be no fear of the
success Of his mission
In the House of Lords. Lord Panmure, in
reply to the Ea,l Of Elgn question touching
| the reports of large bodies Of troops and am.
muntlon about being despatched TO Canada,
SAID 1t was true that the Government coiltcm-
plated dotng so, but thcimpreSSion that they
were sent for purposes Of aggression was en-
tircly without foundation. The Government
intended only replacing the troops, stores
and munitions of war previously withdrawn
for the purposes Of the Crimcan war.
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TIE LATEST.
The Cabinet at Vienna is bent on occupy
ing every corner of italy, where political cX-
| citemcnt can be got up as an excuse for their
presence Events in Italy are daily incrcas-
ing in interest. 1t is quite possible that the
Duke Of Tuscany will again he compelled to
demand the presence Of German troops. An
additional Austrian force is under orders for
the Roman States. The garrisons Of l.omhar-
dy are to lie increased. and Austria evidently
intends permanently to occupy as much of It..
ally as she can, in order to insult and in
tngue against Sardinia. In fact. Austria is at
war with Piedmont, although their armies are
not face ro face and it is impossible TO say
what event may bring about a fresh struggle;
but that struggle cannot be long della, ed.
Austria, however, will strive to put off the
quarrel on the field until the policy and atti-
tude Of France and England towards Italy no
longer coincide. The work towards such a
division has already commenced in Paris.
NJ. Bnol seems to persuade the Emperor that
any change in Italy would end in open rey.
olution.