New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
a WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THs NIAGARA AT HALIyAx
Settlement Of the Misunde rstandinx
between England and France.
THE FRENCH CONspIRATORs.
ARRESTS IN FRANCE.
c,.>,'s Declined - Breaistaas AMI p.oyi.i,us DNl
CON SOLS 96i o ~.

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Tn. Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Wick
msn, left Liverpool about Q. on Saturday, Marc
49, end arrived al Halifax a. q. m. on the sklt.
The Niagara reports March -, passed the American
ship- Roche ster, lssac webb and American Union
be unt into Liverpool, iltb, Of AIklow. erchmge'
signals with large steamer; 18th, ID Cape Clear ef
charged signals with large ,tssmer supposed to be
| the Africa.
The screw-s,eAmship Indian frcsn Portland Feb. ~
arrived a. Liverpool at $3.50 q. m., March L"
The steamship Fulton was detained at Havre by
low water and id not sail until The night Of the lltn
The Peoa TOOK ont but little news lts man feature
was lengthy pamphlet issued 10 Pars, IN regard 10
the refugee difficulty between France aid Eos'aad'
II s entitled LEmpercur Noootos IN ef LhnS1e-
Ay3e ard the Paris correspondent OF me Tines says
,bopoh il is The work Of an eminent publcie., mem
Der Of the Council Of State, yet the Inspiration has
been derived ON TIE highest sources.
Tie docun ent treats Of Nspoleons career SINCE he
WIS Excited President reiels in glowing terms u the
Are,-Fretch alliance, it, results and the earnest de-
sire f e Emperor for its continuance; and then en-
ters nj qreat !ength into the Refugee question aud
shows the danger tie French Government is constantly
1u1nirg from the Vaccinations OF the French refugees
in London, winding up with an appeal to the English
Government snj people not to be led away by he
siso interpretations, and expressing hope that the
alliance will firmly stand the trials which il under
going TIE manifesto We regarded o. State paper,
and attracted general atte non IN France. IL is said
to have produced favorable impressions, but 10 Eng
lard, d g revere was the case.
RIImors wers current Of deficiency arising in the
British Treasury, and Of a small loan consequently
being negotiated. But the other hand, 1t was as
.eitd hat, notwithstanding the panic, TIE customs
rpneiuts wuId exceed the estimates
1t had been currently reported that Count Walew-
ski had retired from the French Foreign Ministry,
but the report not confirmed.
The Mon,fr, states that ut ChaOns, on the 9th.
forty men sut.4 ID sr,all post Of infantry. They
then attempted iu get possession Of the railroad sta
ton, crying "NVe la i:epublique" Driven back,
they occupied the head Of the bridge, TO interrupt
communication with the barracks. The officers who
live in the town. cut their way through, and, the gar
lison a,ao turning out the rioters were dispersed.
Fifteen were captured.
Lord Melmesburys dispatch had been comnunicat
ed 10 the French Government. Its terms are not
known. but IT is eaid to be firm, not coDcatory.
The Fulton also took ont full details oil the Indian
rows Ia February 9. but it added ilo Of uterct TO
tie Geographic advices.
Prince Gortschakof said TO have issued memo
raudum the question OF the navigation OF the Danube
10 the French Government and ii is directly III opposi-
ton 10 the views Of Austria. Russia agrees with Eu-
g,ard Ar France to the absolute right OF the Pans
Conference to deal with the subject.
There was prospect Of pacific settlement ot tho
disputes in regard to tho Duchess on account oi the
King Of Denmark 8 Illness
The Fulton took out nothing else oi moment.