The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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The Canada at Halifax with Three
Days Later News.
THE ITALIAN WAR QUESTION
The Proposed European Congress
at Aix-la-Chapelle.
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Russia, Prussia, England, France, Aus
tria, Sardinia, the Papal States, Tus-
cany and Parma to be Represented.
SUCCESS OF NAP0LE0N'S DIPLOMACY.
THE ENGLISH REF ORM BILL.
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The Derby Ministry Saved by
Palmerston.
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ANOTHER RUSSIAN LOAN.
THE CUBAN QUESTION IN THE SPANISH C0RTES.
&C., TO-, &c.
SUCCESS OF NAPolEoN's DIPLoMAc'
THE ENGLISH REF FORM BILL.
The Derby Ministry Saved by
Palmerston.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN LOAN
THE CUBAN QUESTION IN THE SPANISH C0RTES.
&C., TO-, &O.


The steamship Canada Captain Lang, from Liverpool OF
two O'Clock on the afternoon Of tho 10th u arrived at
Halifax at ten O'Clock yesterday morning She experienced
very heavy weather during The passage The reports
March 81 lat 49, long 81, passed steamship Lebanon,
bound west; April 2 lat 46, long. 80, passed American
ship Hbernia, bound west. The Canada sailed at four
O'Clock for Boston, where she will be due about twelve
O'Clock on Saturday night Weather clear and calm.
The stock market Huctusted but slightly on Wednesday
and Thuredsy.
Sixty five thousand pounds sterling bar gold have been
withdrawn ffom the bank buy silver with the Con-
tinent continued decline In exchanges warrants the
belief that further Withdrawals will take place. The total
Of silver despatched 10 the East during March is
million eight hundred and I've thousand hundred
sixteen pounds sterling, and the demand continues
It is understood that Russian loan will be brought for
ward in few days. will be issued in three per cent
stock at sixty seven per cent will represent cash
withdrawal OF about eight million pounds. The general
impression Of II is favorable, (which is positively affirm
ed-thc object Of the loan promote the restoration OF
the Russian currency.
The London Times City Article says the announcement
Of Russian loan Of Gl2 900 900 caused funds to
heavy. Tho demand for discount was very active at
rates fully equal to the bank minimum.
The Daily Ne@ City Article says Of Fridays proceed
inge that tho funds opened ut Improvement, but
the Of Russian loan fall took place. aud oonsos
closed per cent below Thursdays prices The
discount market active the general being equal
10 the bank minimum.
Private from Paris say that new Credit Mobi-
ler Bank about to be started tho auspices Of
Count de Morny. with the favor Of the Emperor. This
movement at the present juncture Is regarded nd
cation the side Of peace.
Count Cavour arrived In Paris on the oath.
1t is stated that 900 muskeis on improved model
are being made for the French army.
The Bourse on the 23d and Path nrm and advanced
to 6 20c, but the 26th II was fiat and the Three per
cents declined 70 6S 9oc for money and 8sf soc for
account.
Toulou journal that four frgstes had
received orders sail for the purpose fetching troops
from Algeria On the other hand, 900 soldiers sailed
from MArseiles the 22d, 70 reinforce the army In
Algeria ministerial order TO keep back these rein
forcements reached Marselles utter they had sailed.
Count sgismund Krasinki, distinguished Polsh exile
is dead. He died in Paris.
The Paris Moneur Of March 20 the appoint
ment Of Count Classcoup IAubat Minister Of Algeria
and the colonies also that four regiments OF the ne in
tended to form part Of the African army have received
orders 10 depart Immediately for AIgcrs
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York March
l2th arrived at Liverpool at A. NJ March Gath.
The steamship Prince Albert, from New York March a.
arrived at Galway the 23d she sustained consdera-
BILE damage by ice of Newfoundland which prevented her
calling at 81. Johns
The steamship City OF Manchester il advertised as the
pioneer of the Irish line leave Belfast April 9th and
Queenstown April 9Th.
The steamer Lebanon to have LEFT Liverpool
for New York direct, simultaneously with the Canada.
THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
despatch from Vienna states that Austria on the 23d
agreed to the proposed Congress- and would probably
meet at AK la Chapelle all the other Powers hal pre-.
viousy given their assent.
Paris letter the Nord states that the Sandman
Cabinet has addressed communication TO the 1--WE great
Powers strongly insisting being allowed to take part
in the deliberations the affairs OF Italy; and Paris
correspondent Of the London Post says that conse.
quepce Of the representations made by Cavour the
French government consents that Piedmont and other
Italian States shall be represented at the Conference
oted that Austria consented TO Congre,s under
lain oondicns but that they not Of much Importance
is supposed that she uovld, matter Of course ins,s
strict maintenance Of The Treaties Of 1915, but that she
will hardly object revision OF her special treaties with
the italian states
The French journals that Lord Cowleys mission
to Vienna has had nothing do with the Congress and
they credit Russia with the proposition.
The London Star believes that Lord Mamesbury has
been appointed to represent England in the Congress
Prince Napoleon had personally insisted upon the ad
mission Of Piedmont into the Congress- and had represent
cd to the Emperor that in the event Of Pendmont not
being admitted, Count Cavour would resign The Prince
previously announced his admission into the Congress-
but in that event admission could be refused TO us
cany, the Papal government and the duchy OF Parma
Naples and Mod~a being naturally eyclded-Naples on
account of the interruption Of her International reldios
and Modena because has recognized the imperia
government
The IarS Patrie states TINT the Cabinets of
London and st. Petersburg have agreed to the proposal OF
France to admit Piedmont; and there is hope that the
Cabinet Of Berlin may also consent in which event Aug
tria cannot resist the wish Of the great Powevs
asserted that Prince Napoleon will represent France
at the proposed Congress The Tines Paris corespon
dent gays That Notwithstanding the warke sentiments nj
trbucd to rn CO Napoleon he has very recently written
70 Turin exbortng Count Cavour to calm the eeryescence
Of the Pedmontsse and recommending pacific solution
instead of an appeal to arms.
According 10 the Gdsetk of Russia tho Emperor
Napoleon has, several occasions lately recommended
Count Cavour not to excite 10 war; assuring him that in
case would France 90 beyond the limits OF her engage
ment.
was reported Paris that the Emperor Of Austria had
made lord Cowey knight of the Grand Cross Of the Or
dor Of Leopold.
SARDINIA.
has been current that Count Cavour had been
succeeded as Premier by N. AlfeIra, but II was not
confirmed.
On IA, 21a oikS Of Aufyiou cavalry crossed 10 ne