, 1859-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
-Four Days batter from Europe.
.2ryfrAI Of the <sEssy OF WAsl.fas1oa.ss

Nkw Yonx, March 1s.-Thc City Of Washing
ton arrived ut 9 o'clock, bringing Liserpool
dates Of the morning Of the ed. Passed, lat 4G,
long 3s:49, steamer, supposed to be the Africa;
on The l4th lat Il, sohg. $685., the City Of Bal
timore, hence. Had d constant succession of
westerly gales almost the entire passage She
brings l7U passengers.
It explained that tl,e ground for supposing
the French and Au1trians will evacuate the
Papal States, is because the Pope has invited
them to do 50. Nothing has transpircd to indi-
cate how either Of the powers will proceed, but
rumors from Paris say the French will with
draw.
Waz preparations continued actively. and the
funds. which were 80 buoyaut On the departure
of the Arabia, had become depressed. The
French 3's closed at CIT.
Lord Cowley had reached Vienna, and had an
interview with the Emperor:
D'Israe]i's Reform b.; euufers franchise upon
all members o, .Ae learned professions and upon
PARTIES ha. fng small Investments in the funds
and saving banks. The representations Of Is
small boroughs is reduced from two to one menl-
ber each, and the vaca.td scute given to coun-
ties and new boroushs. The bill Is stonEls at,
tackled BY the KefoEmers, but large meet'n:, nf
Conservatives, 200 strong, ut Lord Derl,y's
had pledged their unanimous support to the
measure.
Wapolc, the Home Secretary. and Henlr, the
President Of the Board Of Trade, had retired
IEOEi lilE 1lUlHtt Ou aCCpuuk III uluegVnCtS DI
opinion in regard to 1ptonn. Mr. Sothcrpn Es-
cnurt, succeeds the former, and Lord nunanlorc
the latter. Lord March replaced kscourt as
President Of the Hoard. There are rslinors of
further scccssions from the Cabinet, including
the Earl of Salisbury ::nd Mr. Addcrly.
The British exports show Ill enormous in
crease over last year.
Latest Paris letters say the chances Of war Or
peace continued still ihc sar,c.
The war fever ran high in Germany.
Late news fre1n Brazil says President Lopez,
Of Paraguay, had accepted tl.e mediation Of the
| Brnziinn Government in the difficulty with
| America.
LoSpoS; Wednesday .nornng-The "a Daily
News says: Gloom once :aore ovcrsladows tile
| Stock Exchange, the most reassuring portions
| Of the statement made by thu Ministers On Fri
day having been officially explained away.
The prospect Of d ministerial crisis tad like
wise SOME elcct. IN ihc p:tA n3si::c yesterday;
rates fell : per cent. Money continued i'll fair
| demand ut .@.i 2 cent. ExcAnlgc OIL Austrla
| still further advanced.
At the meeting yesterday, of the Conscrya-
tiyes, to consider D'Issae:i's Reform bill Lord
| Derby stated. if at Il second reading, or upon
any main clat,*cs of the bill in committee, they
| foalnd Themselves in ihe minority, he said he
] solve Parliament. This is i challenge to Lord
| John Russell.
| LATEST.
| There is runlor that Count Cavour is cx-
pectetl ut Paris.
The Sartiuian loan Of e.s",0o0 had not been
negotiated a. Paris by u: Foule, Us WIS At one
time supposed This is louket upon Us IN TN
favorable symptom, since II. Foule as Ministe,
of,State, must hare opportunities Of toresccinnr
if events are at hand which might render tle
| speculation hazardous.
Adviccs from Rio Janciro 10 February 7ti1 l'at
been received ut Lisbon :.
Calcuiia Mail, If .t.n,ia5y ID and China ol
the 18th had reached England.
Private letters confirm. the complete pactica-
| tim Of dude.
Lord Elgin's expedition nip the YangtSe kians
extended US far rs Hon. Kcn=, and is reported
successful.
! The steamer pow1lattan vas at Hong Kong
and the Mississippi in the canton River. Tht
ship Flying FISH had been sold at Loo Cl,ot
| Eno