Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-08
Later from EurOpe--Arrival of the Str
Arabia.

NEW YoEK, April 90.
Tie r. Nj. steamship Arabia, Capt Stone,
from Liverpool. IL A. NJ. Oh the 18th inst,
arrived at o'clock.
She brings about $4,000 in specie.
GREAT BRITAIN-Both houses met on
Monday. After the recess in the Commons,
Lord John Russell proposed that the govern
ment instead of proceeding with their India
bill, should move certain resolutions in Com
mittee of the Whole relative to the future
government of IIindostan, which was agreed
to by Mr.. D'lsraeli.
In the House of Lords on the 18th, Nal
mcsbury laid on the table the correspondence
with France on the subject of passports, and
explained the steps taken to investigate the
annoyance attendant upon the system.
In the House Of Commons notice was Civ
en- of a bill to abolish the property qualifica-
tions now required to be held by members
of the House.
On the 10th, in the House of Commons,
D'Israeli announced that the law officers OF
the Grown were unanimous that the impris-
onmcnt Of the engineers of the CagliarI, by
the Ncapolitan Government, was Illegal, and
that a demand had been made for compen-
sation.
The Duke De Malakof1, the new amhassa-
dor from France, landed at Dover, on the
18th inst, and met with a civic and military
reception. Three guards Of Honor were on
dut:. In reply to an address from the Cor
poration of Dover, he said it would be bis
earnest desire to preserve the cordial relations
which have hitherto existed between France
and England. He travelled to London in a
State railway carriage
Tho tr;ol IF Simon RpruarI for cf N, ifv
with Orsni and others, was expected to ter
inmate on the 18th. The counsel for the
defense had made powerful appeal to the
anti-Napoleon preudiccs OF his auditors.
| The speech elected tremendous applause in
| the court.
FRANCE-It is rumored that Count De
Morry er Persigry would soon replace Gen.
! EspinasSc as Minister of the Interior.
The elections to the legislature will take
place in Paris on the Goth but nothing def
rite was known as to the purpose of the Re-
publicans. The three government candidates
have been announced. The four opposition
members of the legislature has been invited
to dine at the Tuilleres, but all except one
| declined.
INDIA.-Thcre is no later news, but some
additional had been telegraphed from NAL
ia.
Sir Colin Campbell remained at Luck
now restoring quiet and organizing the gar
rison.
The fugitives from Dude to the eastward
were threatened in Gorcuchapore, and regi-
ment had been sent there.
The Hill Fort of Chumadarc had been
storncd and taken by the British.
The rebels under Neena Shab's brother
were in strong forces in Bundle Bundle
! Cunde.
Commissioner Yeh was at Calcutta AMI
would be kept under surveillance until iurth-
er orders.
Sir Hugh Ross movements had caused a
great panic among the rebels in the Chuns-
dan district and the territory Raiah, of Ban
kore, and that part of the country had been
abandoned by the rebels. The Raiah's posses.
sions had been confiscated.
CHINA.-The four great powers have allow.
ed the Emperor till the 9Th of March to send
his plenipotentiary to Sangha, and in the
mentime suspended all beIigerant proceed
lngs.
The Elders of Tatsham had declared that
the arming of the country around Canton was
only as defence, against the rebels who
| threatened the city.