Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-29

Three Days Lat.r 1ro-. E..o.e-

Three Days Later ffon Eusopc.
NEW YORK, May 2s.--The Cuuard steamer AZ
rica arrived here this evening. with LIVERPOOL
dates to the nth inst
The steamer Arago arrived at soutbsmntor ON
the 18th. -
The weather has been more genial and favorable
Tor agricultural purposes.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The general news Is uninportant. Parliament
was not in session Politics were quiet and
Central American affairs had produced no excite.
ment. rrsT F9fk- Stgfs
SECOND DESPATCH Hb
iNEw York, May 28.--The Africa left Liyerpool
at A. M, on the morning of the nth, and reach,
ed her dock at l-2 o'clock this evening.
The English journals in government interests
explain Lord Carendons letter respecting tba
1000 rifles furnished to Costa Rca. The British
government have quantities OF old muskets for
sale, and would be glad to meet with other Gus
toners besides Costa Ricans.
The sittings Of the Crimean Board of INQUIRY are
within day or two Of . termination.
"A pension of 5000 has bscn granted to Mar
quis Dalhonsie BY the Esss India Company, ON the
territory la-ett1
Great outcry against Lord Palmerston has been
made on account of his having prohibited the play
ing Of military bands in the parks ON SUNDAY!
The trial OF Palmer, the alleged poisoner, IA pro-
crossing in London, and attracts much attention.
Most of the eminent members of the English bar
are employed on both sides. ~
A Congress of Reformers OF all nations has beep
held in London. Robert Owen presided. and nett.
tons to Parliament and memorials to the Queen
were adopted. aa5sFfg III 0 m.
4 The Empress made her appearance in public for
the first time since her confin sment on the Iltb
and was cordially received
General Farly is to succeed General Canrobert.
lie is an aid-de-camp of the Emperor. N aa
GERMANY. A sE.r
The representatives ofAustria and Prussia bava
oifclally notified the Germanic Diet Of the resto
ration of peace.
.tr.s8 s. 9@ ITALY. hla #a@
The Sandman Senate have passed resojut;ona
unanimously endorsing the policy of the govern
ment @
Ex-Presidcnt Marmi, of Venice has published
a letter on Sardinia and Italian Affairs. generally
extoling the attitude of Sardinia in regard 10
Austria and the Pope =.
v Inc Constantnoplc correspondent OF the Lon.
don Times, in reference to the treatv cen the
United States and Persia, saws that It was CON-
cluded under the auspices Of the Russian Mission.
and It's spirit Is directed against England 1t pre.
tenos 10 be commercial treaty, and would be 40
but Tor three articles. The FIRST of these saw chat
Persia, not being maratime nation, America will
De Obliged, for the advantages which the treaty
grants to her commerce, to have feet in the Per.
sian Gulf with an order to defend Persia against
the enterprise of whatever maritime nation should
attack her The second gives Americans the right
TO have ships of war in the Arab mouth of tho
Tigrls The third allows them to have a factory
at Skurnah. asaa sa ''-''
The London Tines's Crmean corresUt ndent sets
down the Russian losses in and around Sebastopol
~ 90, 900 men, while 100000 men perished of ia
ligue and disense. II Gays they would not have
been able to sustain themselves many days longer.
had not peace been declared. III aaF
Syria continues in very unsatisfactory state. t
Lord Stratford de Redcliffe has applied for and
obtained leave of absence. The London papers
lnfer that he has been recalled
Hostilites have recommended between the Rus.
slams and Circassians 4.
The barracks at Davod, near Copstantinople. had
accidentally burned down. '@lI
H a THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday morning The Times's city
article OF F,iday evening says f
The funds closed with grea: buoyancy. There
was great pressure for money at high rates during
the day, to provide for the ten per cent deposte
on the new loan, the applications for which are un
derstood to exceed 100000 000." aa.