Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-03-27
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ARRIVAL oE THE ARABIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


Elections Of English Miaiaer.--3iOre
rres's and Consirdcies in France-Ds.
patch from Sir Colin CampbeR
he Cunard mail steamer arabia, Captain
nc, arrived at New York on Saturday r,orrl.
ftoIn Liverpool. which rSr, she let on Eat.
sy. March eth
GREAT BRITAIN.
The members Of parliancp. who lad ncceo,ej
GO nhder Lord Derby ~,.ro being reelected 10
Hf seats aud gep'aIly ui:hou, opposition. In
10 addreseo> 10 their constituents they threw
s,, n''s "ent upon tho ministerial programme.
hp' parliamentary committee appointed to i.i-
'tlgate the charge of britcfy against Mr. Isaac
tctt in connection with the affairs Of an Ameer
scinde, had concluded their lahoTs, and agreed
report to the House Of Commons resolutions
mounting 10 an acqut,al.
ne rariisans OF the constitutional party in
taIy had been holding conference from day to
ny, in London, for the pu pose Of bringing m ore
rom,nentiy before the public the present position
VI Italy, and to endcuvor to revive the agitation
OF national league Of a confederation OF States.
'uDjcct to the direction Of a central power. 1t
was resolved to prepare an address TO the various
powers OF Europe setting forth ,h3 claims OF
Nalv TO have her wants considered.
ne DAILY News says a London Committee
Rad been formed for the purpose of organizing a
constitutional opposition throughout the country
to any attempt which might be made to alter the
laws in regard 10 conspiracy.
great exhibition for 1881 is spoken of,
and the Daily News is informed that special
meeting OF the Council Of the Society of Arts has
bean summoned, for the final conside alton of the
question whether the society shall at once an
nouncc its resolution to direct and superin,end
an exhibition of 1861, or any other year, and also
10 define the exact character which such an cx-
hibition should assume.
Dr. Livingstone, and his companions in the
African Exploring Expedition, were on board the
steamer Pcarsin in the river Mersey, whence they
were expected 10 sail for Africa on the day the
Arabia left.
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
is informed that A dinita Rgault de Genouilly
proposes that, after the war in China is conclu-
dcd, in place of sending an expedition to Cochin
China, an establishment shall be formed in the
kingdom of COrea, situated between China and
Japan. The same authority says that the Min
lister of Marine has decided that the French naval
squadron, stationed of the Banks of NowGound-
land, is to be composed this year OF three steam
ships ofwar, in place Of two, as formerly.
Letters from the departments continue to re-
port the arrest Of considerable number of per-
sous, The arrests are said TO he made in consc-
quence OF discoveries, recently made, of a con-
spiracy, having extensive ramfcations.
The Journal des Bebats publishes an account
of the capture of Canton, which gives nll the
glory to France, and says the English had nothing
10 DO but TO occupy the positions won by the
French troops.
DEN MARK.
Letters from Copenhagen report that tho min.
isterial crisis had terminated by the three minis.
ters having withdrawn their designations, and by
the Cabinet having come to an understanding on
the course to be adopted by it in the dispute with
the Germanic Diet.
ITALY.
An official list of the victims Of the memorable
earthquake at Naples, on the 9th Of December,
shows the total number Of deaths to haae been
$3.50, and the nImber Of wounded 1859. At
Montemurro alone 5000 persons were crushed
to death by the falling ouses