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Arrival of the North Britain,

PORTLAND, MAINE, March 1.-THE steam
ship North Briton, from Liverpool, with dates to
Wednesday, the 23d ult., has arrived here. Her
advices have been anticipated by the Arabia.
The North Britain passed, q few days ago, the
steamship City of Manchester, which sailed
from New York on the I'd inst. for Liverpool.
The papers by the North Britain bring some
additional items Of interest,".
Paris letters state that Prince Napoleon was
received by an immense deputation of Italians
on the goth ult. lie made speech on Italian
affairs which sympathzes with their most ardent
wishes. The French Minister of War has con-
tracted for ten millions ration of dried vegeta-
bles. A second division of French troops was
under orders to march from Algiers to France.
1t is rumored that Gen. La Moricierre had
offered his service to the Emperor in case Of
hostilities. All the active battalions in garri-
son at Paris are to be increased making each
regiment 100 strong. Prince Napoleon is
reported as incessantly nstigating the Emperor
to war.
AUsTRIA.-Mr. j. Clancy Jones, the Ameri-
can Minister, had had an audience with the EN-
peror, and presented his credentials. 1t is as
serted that the official dispatches from Cardinal
Antonelli to the Cabinet of Vienna, declare
that no reception car Je accorded to any repre-
sentative from foreign governments, at all re-
ferring to the domestic governments of the
States of the Church. Austria is steadily pre-
pairing for the defense of her Italian posses
sions. The garrison of Vienna is fully pre-
pared to march at short notice. There is
great activity at the arsenal at Venice, where
also hospitals and army bakeries have been
established. GunbOats have been placed at
the mouth of the river Po, and the garrison
of Ferrara has been reinforced.
The Sandman Senate has adopted the bill
for loan of 50,OO0,OOO francs, by vote of 50
to Z.
The Prussian Government has issued cir
cular, alluding to the joint efforts of England
and Prussia to preserve the peace, and ex-
pressing the conviction that Austria will Join
in the endeavOrs for an amicable solution of
the difficulties, but declaring that while re-
serving her action as an European power, she
will nevertheless fulfill her duties as member
Of the German Confederation.
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies had grant
ed extraordinary credits for strengthening the
| Notifications at MahOn, Ferrol and other places
The Italian exiles left Cadiz on the 10th
ult., on board of an American frigate, the
| name of which is not mentioned. One hun
| dred Deputies of the COrtes had declared in
| favor of free trade in corn and cotton.
The Dutchess Of Parma has signed treaty
l with Austria, authorizing the latter power 70
| occupy all the forts in her dominions with
1 troops in case of hostilities. Trade at Milan
was in state of complete stagnation.
A large number of troops, deserters from the
| Austrian army, crossed the Piedmontese from
tier. 1t is reported that Russia has declared
| her determination to resist any attempt to pre-
vent union of the Principalities by force.