The Kanzas news., 1857-07-25
Foreign u News.
Arrival of the America.

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Arrival Of the America.
The latest news from Europe came by the
Arabia. which brought dates to the 14th
inst:
Parliamentary proceedings are not of any
importance. The House of Lords passed
on the second reading, bill for the redemp-
ton of the Sound dues
The steamer Fox, fitted out by Lady
Franklin, has sailed from Aberdeen for the
Arctic regions to engage in another search
for the whereabouts of Sir John Franklin
and his companions, or for their remains.
The owners of the great Eastern state that
she win be launched in September, but will
not proceed to Portland till April next
Her total cost viii amount to nearly f6OO,-
600 sterling.
The provision market was generally quiet.
FRANCE.
1t is reported that the Emperor and En-
press of France are about TO visit the exhi-
bition at Manchester.
The depression in the Paris bourse has
given rise to a rumor that the government
contemplates raising new loan, but this is
believed TO De unfounueQ.
a reduction in the rate of discount by the
bank of France is looked for soon.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says that the recent conspiracy of the
Italians against the life of Napoleon is more
serious than was originally supposed
Twenty -one conspiralors have been arrested,
who are said to be connected with those re
Gently arrested at Genoa who professed to
proclaim republic in that city.
SPAIN.
Nothing new has transpired in relation to
the Mexican difficulty. The Mexican min
lister still remains at Madrid, though he is
meditating an early return to Paris, where
it is supposed he would await the arrival of
further instructions from his government.
ITALY.
The revolutionary movement at Leghorn
had been suppressed.
Advices received in Paris on Friday an
nounce further instructions in Italy, or
ganized by Mazzini. Two hundred arrests
have been made in Genoa, and muskets and
large quantities of ammunition have been
seized.
A despatch from Vienna announces anoth-
er insurrection at Sapie, in the Neapolitan
territory.
TURKEY.
Diplomatic difficulties with Belgium con-
tinue, and the Belgian minister is awaiting
his passports preparatory to his departure.
He is charged with stirring up the agitation
in the principalities, assuring the people
that the European powers lad agreed upon
the expediency of the union of the principal
ities, and the establishment of monarchy
under the Belgian prince.
The correspondent of the London daily
Iescs says this affair is likely to assume i'm
portance. Several of the foreign ministers
have visited the Belgian minister, and it is
rumored the ministers of America, Russia,
France, Spain, and Sardinia viii present the
sultan with joint vote on the subject. A
meeting of the above named diplomats has
already been held at the house of the Rus
sian ambassador.
A confidential circular, addressed to for
eign diplomatists, maintains the right of the
Porte to the island of Perine, recently taken
possession of by England. and expresses the
hops that it will be evacuated
A letter from Hong Kong states that Lord
Elgin and Baron Gros will have interviews
with Sir John Bowring at Singapore, and
that no important operations would be I'M
dertaken until after the meeting.
The French journals doubt the statement
that England had asked Frauce to send
troops to China.