Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
Eyucu5i5 of the Foreign News.

Apprehension of Her bet,ceen Engtand and
 Iiance- Execution ef tte Conspirators Or
 siais statement and appeal to the Emperor
 Outbreak at Chalons-7he French Navy put
 on q ,oar footing-Rssignation cf Feach En-
 bassn.lor to Eagland.
 The British House of Commons met on the 18th uit, when D'Israeli announced satiStac- tory termination of the misunderstanding with France growing out of the refugee question, but his announcement seems to have been prema- ture, for later arrivals have decidedly beiliger ent aspect. The London correspondent of the New York Commercial predicts that, before six months shall have elapsed, England and France will be at war.
 The prisons of France are crowded with DO liticaI offenders Louis Napoleon has exiled, as it is computed, forty thousand persons, and now demands that they shall be driven from those Europen countries where they have taken refuge.
 A silly attempts to get up rebellion. or revo- lution, was made at Chalons by only sixty-four persons: this was promptly suppressed.
 The execution of Orsini and Pierr took place at Paris, on Saturday morning, March 13th.- The statement made by Orsini on his trial is calm exposition of his plans, rising at one place into something like eioluence.
 His letter to the Emperor is not much to our taste.
 But his death was that of brave man. more calm and dignifed than his demeanor upon his trial His fellow prisoner Pierri was feverishly excited during the toilette, as it is called when the executioner dresses the condemned for the guiliotine. Pierri went to the scaffold, singing the patriotic hymn whose refrain is the words sweet a'd pleasant it is for ores country to die"
 The winter abroad has been remarkable one. At home we have had a very mild winter but in southern Europe it has been the very reverse.
 letter from Rome, of the 17tb February, says;
 Rome has had no winter like the present in the last hundred years. The weather has been dry, but approximately cold and aged and sickly people are dying in consequence in great numbers Almost the entire population is af- tlicted with the influenza.
 The Gazette di Gennova learns from Alex andria in Egypt, that the valley of the Nile was covered in January with snow, and the py- ramids for the first time reminded the traveller of the snow-capped peaks of 1he Alps
 From Venice we learn under the date of the p of February, that the present winter has, IS far the city of the Lagoous is concerned, completely falsifed the tralitionarv theorie, re spectnE the temperature of southern latitudcs. The trrapI tabal apH tho CTtplac., with huge masses of ice, and the streets are ob- structed by drifting stow
 An official list of the victims of the memor- able earthquake at Naples, oh the 18th of De- cember, shows the total number of deaths 10 have been 9,25O, and the number If wounded. 1859. Al Montemurro alone, 5000 persons were crushed to death by the falling of houses.
 Mr. Rtrey the American horse-tamer. was still astonishing tbe Par.siaus by exhibitions If his powers over the horse committee ar- pointed by the Emperor to examine into :he matter, have reaovled upon very favorable re- port.
 The French navy has been plced on war footing. The French embassalor had resign ed, and it was sail that his rssigra'ion would be accepted hy the Queen. These things look gunpowdersh.
 The monthly returns of the Bank of France show gain of 100000 frances in Paris and l6OO0,0Oo in the country. Some heavy fAil- ures hal taken place iu England. though specie was plenty in the bank of England and money could be obtained at low rates Cotton had de- clined 19d. The next advices from Europe will be four days later vessels were adver- tised to leave Liverpool on the l7th ult The news from India was favorable, though not de- cisive.