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Sunday Evening Dispatches
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
FOUR DAYS LATER.
Arrival of the Bremen.
Resignation of the British Ministry.
LORD PALMERSTON PREMIER-LORD
JOHN RUSSELL SECRETARY OF
FOREIGN AFFAIRS. r
Arrival of the Bremen.
Resignation of the British Ministry.
Later from the Seat of War.
The Austrians Evacuated Placentia, Lodi,
Bologna and Aucona.
Death of Prince Metternich.

SANDY Hook, June 26.--The steamship Bre-
men passed here this evening from Bremen,
with Liverpool dates TO Wednesday the 18th
inst, four days later than the Persia.
The British Ministry has resigned in conse-
quence of the want of confidence resolution in
the House of Commons.
Lord Palmerston is the new Premier and
Lord John Russell Secretary Of Foreign Af-
fairs.
The latest intelligence from the seat of war,
is that the Austrians have evacuated PIacentia,
Pavia, Lodi Bologna and AucOna.
The citadel, and Notifications at Placentia
were first blown up. The death Of Prince
Metternich is announced.
The steamship Canada arrived out on the
10th, the Borussia on the 18th and the Wander.
bilt on the 14th inst.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Lord Granville was first
summoned by the Queen, but could not form
Ministry. 1t seems that the Cabinet assem-
bled on Saturday and determined to place their
resignation in the hands of the Queen, which
was done, and formal announcement m ade by
Lord Derby at banquet of the Merchant Tai
lors' Company, at which several Ministers were
present. Lord Granville, after an audience
with the Queen, waited on Lord Palmerston,
who consented to waive his claims and serve
under Granville. In his interview with Lord
John Russell, Granville found him disposed to
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Palmerston impossible, whether presided over
by Granville or any other. The Queen being
satisfied that Granville was the only obstacle to
the Union of Palmerston and Russell, sent for
Palmerston, who had an hours interview and
straightway sought one withRussell, who agreed
to serve under him, but not under any other
person.
The London Times says that Lord Russell is
an ardent friend of Italy. Both he and Pal
merston want Austria to admit her defeat her
inferiority and the incurable disadvantages of
her position south of the Alps. Both are of
the opinion that she would consult her own
greatness by relinquishing territory which costs
great army and still greater odium.
War News.
1t is remarked that Napoleon will return to
France and Pelssier be commander-in- chief
in Italy. The Austrians left their provisions,
ammunition and cannon behind in the evacua-
tion of Placenza. The Austrians Quilted
Bologna on the 11th inst, for Modena: Carl.
baldi occupied Bargawo and repulsed 1,5OO
Austrians, who were marching against him
from Brescia.
Russia has concluded financial convention
with the Rothschids. No details Of the trans
action are given.
The French had passed the river AIDA with
out striking blow.
Wheat has declined IS. in London.
The Austrians have evacuated all the States
of the Church, including Ferrara.
The Austrian correspondence says that the
Austrians at Malegnano yielded only to de-
cidedly superior force, and retired unpursued
and in perfect order.
q submarine telegraph is to be laid from
| Weybanon to Denmark.
The Emperor of Austria, it is said, is to take
command in person, acting on the defensive.
The official account of the7Aus loss nj
Palestro says, fifteen officers and 573 men
killed one General, % officers and s7S men
wounded, and six officers and 774 men miss
ing.
Garibaldi's corps threatens Southern Tyrol
from Valeanonica, Valtrompia and Bagaliua
The French fleet in the Adriatic had received
powerful reinforcements, and it was reported
that the landing of French troops would soon
take place between Venice and Trieste.
1t was supposed that the Austrian head
quarters was at Mantua.