, 1859-03-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE


Pon1lAsn, Me-, 23d.-The steamship Noya
Scotita arrived at this port at $50 this l.. h.,
bringing Liverpool sdyices of the 9Th inst.
Cotton in Liverpool IN some cases had ad-
vanced l~189l-8, closing buoyant.
Dreadstufa TeFc declining. Provisions were
dull: Consdls, owing to pacific article in the
Paris .Aoaittnr. had taken sudden rise and
closed On Tuesday at 96t @96t for both money
and account There had also been, for the same
csuse, = considerable rise in the Paris and Vi
enna funds.
Public confidence in the maintenance of peace
vas considerably augmented },y the rcsirnption
Of Prince Napoleon Of tue Ministry of Algicra.
Ihc Neapoltan exiles had been landed in
Queenstown, they having compelled the Captain
Of the David Stewart TO put into ttat port
tRAScE:-M. Chassclour Loubat succeeds
Irince Napoleon in the Ministry Of Algcria.
.Ti1e ~ resguutlon is regarded as peace offering:
The Emperor refused to accept it until it had
been rendered three Or four times. His retire.
rent was caused BY difference Of opinion with
the greater part Of the Cabinet on questions Of
internal and external policy. II was rumorcd
that the Prince would he appointed Grand Ad-
miral
1rudc in France was dull.
The tanstaatiou<{ publishes m article signed
By its nolitical directors explaining the paci6c
article III the -uoAzteur, and saving it must not
be regarded as u retrograde movement caused
hy tue crusade, which an actiyc propaganda had
succeeded in raising against the Emperor in
Germany.
Notwithstanding the marked effect on the
funds Of the Nonitear's pacific article, London
Journals *oecr at it, and throw strong doubts OH
its sincerity. The Vienna papers also criticise
it skcpt;cafly.
! IThe coAt:lfutsontl rc.asserts TINT the French
troops are cvacuuting Rome.
Sw17zERLASn.-The Federal Council has is
sued circular announcing the determination to
m r11ifr nj yafE
land.
Ars7R,A.- The Nouiteur.s paciic article has
produced . favorable impression on the En-
peror.
Count Buol md the other leading statesmen
believe peace witt he snaintaincd. Fears, how
ever, we're entertained of an explosion in the
italian Duchics.
Lord Cowlcy remained at Tienna.
NArLEs.-The health of the King was such
that it was supposed he would ncyer be able 10
rule again. The Queen conducts MI State af-
fairs, und is reported to hare caused the King
!, >i.n . treaty offensive and defensive with
Austria
1t MAS reported that the Scopolitan govern
ncut offers to furnish the Pope fur batsalions
Of SHlss troops.
SrA1s.-Nr. Preston, the American Minister,
had arrived ut Madrid.
ITALr.--Arrcsts continue at Milan. Discon-
tent was general, and there vas complete stag
nation ia business,
There was continued activity in fortifying
payia. New batteries have been erected. mount
I'd with guns OF the heaviest caIibre,
rnrssIA.-Thc Young Prince hus becn chris.
tened under Tie name of Frederick William
Victor Albert,
GuEAr rBa1r,1s-L1yEnpoo1, II 4. N. of the
sth. The Royai 1nal shin America from Hall
fa1 reached Liverpool at II 4. II. on lie sth.
having been detained outside tle lar several
hours for larl Of water
The Shin David Stewart arrived Mt Queens.
Town on the 6,h. tic cxiles hurjnc. as soon as
tbc Ncnpo!ituu war steamer ]cft them. comprIled
The cauiuin 10 steer d;rcct for Cork. When th,.
cxilcs landed their cntbnsiasn, rosc to such in
tensitr. thut sou,y actually kissed the soil.
Another ucrount xnrs ff,ef whcn fbc .h;n wns
outside of the Straits of GibraItar. the e,ifes
opcnlv mu,ialci. demundinr Tint the cantain
should steer for Ireland, He fatty refused.
when he wus deprived Of bis command, aud tll
second mate appointed in lis nlacc.
In purjiamrnf Nr. Duncon,he Cove noticc of
suudrv amendments to tie Reform bin. extend
Ing still llfurthcr the elective Franchise.
IT. D'israeli suid That Government had mt
intended to grant exclusive mi yiicrrs tn tL,. It,
lantic or any Other telegraph
lard Mss alluded n fhe arrival nf +hr yca.
roij,an cxjlcs at Cork had Suggested M off;riol