Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27
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ligencc from the continent is of more paclt,
character, aud the convorOtion of Congress
for the settlement of the Italian and Other
questions, appear 10 nave been agreed 10 oy III
Tho ora-' powers.
IL is now positively announced that AustrI'
has consented to the reference Of the lraliar
difficulties TO the proposed Congress.
Piedmont and the Italian Powers will proba
bly, be admitted to participation in the pro
ceedings.
Prince Napoleon has, it is announced, been
selected to represent France, and Lord Mains
bury will be the representative Of England.
The Sandman Government had addressed
n note to the five grea, powers requesting to
be admitted to particil alton in the proceed.
ings of the peace Congress. In consequence
OF this request, France hnd consented not only
TO the admission OF Piedmont but also that OF
the other Italian States.
The petition for a Congress of the five pow
ers emanated from Russia, and was immedi-
ately accepted by France.
The Congress will meet probably at Aix-La.
Chapele.
The warlke preparations OF France, Austria,
and Sardinia are continued with apparently un-
abated vigor
LONDON, March 23.-ln the House Of Lords
the amendment leealizirg marriage with ones
deceased wiles sister was rel jected after long
debate.
Sir Edward Lytton iuilwer made a master
ly speech on Monday night in favor of the
Ministerial bi in the curse of which he de-
nounced in strong language all concessions 10
the working classes.
The Paris M0nitewr innoInceS that it is the
intention of the Emperr to grant authority
COZ ,v,,lning of Prote.o"' "~-"f "'"'T''P
10 Paris. ,., ,h,
T, the British Parlia1ent, the debate on 'hP
Ministerial Reform bill lwas continued WIN u"'
abafed interest and eNi'ement ~.
II was the general &pectat'on thar inc MIN
istry would be defeated on Lord John Russell 5
,ro,d,,-.. ~ the bill
Lord Palmerston hal, however, agreed to
support the bill in its cigna form, and this
powerful ally, it was supposed, would save
Lord Derby's administration.
Z Count Cavour had arrived at Paris.
The Neeapolitan exies have met with most
enthusiastic reception in Eng land from all
classes and in all directions.
Another grand review of the entire army at
Paris, was contemplated by the Emperor Ma
poleon.
The Emperor of Austria was about to pro-
ceed to Verona, to inspect the condition of the
Austrian army in Lombardy and in Venice.
The Neapotan Government, it appears, was
much angered at the step takea by its eXiIed
subjects, on board the American ship that was
conveying them to the United States, in force
inc the captain to land them on British soil.
Their warm reception in Great Britain has ad /
ded fuel to the wrath of the King of Naples
Minister, and they have determined to wreak
their ire on the rest of the political prisoners
in their power.
Domestic I telligence.
8, WASHINGTON, April S-The new British
Minister Lord Lyons, arrived at Washington
thus morning and was introduced to Secretary
Ca.s. He will be formally presented to the
President on Monday.
PUBIC LAND SALEs.-The land sales an
nounced by the President to take place in July,
August and September, embrace 5,25O,OOO
acres in Kansas and 4,333,000 acres in Ne
braska.
FoRr PIKE, April S.-The steamer Octavia,
Capt. Shields. of Mobile, arrived here yester-
day and landed the connecting link of TeIe-
7,anh cable which is to connect New Orleans
with hoG!n via the lake shore The new line
is now COMPLETED from Mobile to this point,
passing through Pascagoula, Ocean Springs,
Biloxi, BaySt. Louis and Pass Christian, and
will be open for business TO all those points
about the first of May.
-sSubmar;rL caLies nave been laid across the |,
rivers I'd bays along the route, constituting
'one of de most extensive chain of suhmarin
telegraph cables in the United States
There has been constructed by the Magnetic
or Southern Telegraph Company, under the
superlntendence of CO.. w. Tanner, the Com (
pany's superintendent for this section Of the
line, and shortens the distance between here
and Mobile some thirty miles, besides making
the line donbly reliable.
WASHINGTON, April S-The Ptst Office De.
partment publishes call for proposals to carry
the mails between New Orleans aad San Fran
cisco. from the lst Oct, 80, to Both June go,
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The despatrhes sent
out by Mr.. RunneIls to our NicaragJan Min
lister, instruct Gen Lamar to positively insist
upon an apology and TO require full restitution
and ample indemnity for the recent acts of the
Nicaraguan Government in relation TO the seiz-
ure and confiscation of the properly of Amer-
can citizens.
In case the Nicaraguan Government refuse
to accede 10 these just demands, Gen. Lamar
is instructed TO demand his passports and call
the Gulf and Pacific squadrons, which have
been placed under his orders. TO aid him 10 III
protection Of the rights and properly Of our
citizens. T,
NEw yoRk, April e--At The mgaicipal
elect;op-ip Bsooklyn yesterday. The eutiFe De-
moe cratic ticket was elecied by large naJoTi-