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ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA scoTIAN.
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ThAeANA 49, - . -
PORTLAND, March 23.-The steamship Nova
sootian, with Liverpool dates TO the 9th inst,
arrived here this morning, bringing Tour days
later intelligence.
The America arrived out on the Sth inst.
The shin David Stuart had landed the Nea-
politan exiles at Queenstown, they having
compelled the Captain to this course.
pacific article which appeared in the Paris
Moniteur, Napoleon's organ, caused consid-
erable rise in the funds at London, Paris and
Vienna.
Prince Napoleon has resigned the Ministry
of Algeria, which added to the confidence in
tho French Government.
GREAT BRlrAIY.-The ship David Stuart ar
rived at Queenstown on the 9th inst, having
on board the Italian exiles. As soon as the
Neapolitan steamer left the ship, the exiles
compelled the Captain TO steer direct for Cork.
When the exiles landed at Queenstown their
enthusiasm rose to such an intensity that some
Of them actually kissed the soil. Another ac-
count says that when the ship was outside the
Straits of Gibralter, the exiles openly mutin-
led, demanding that the Captain should steer
for Ireland. He fatty refused, when he was
deprived of the command of the vessel, and
the Second Mate was appointed commander.
The latter complied with the instructions Of
the passengers.
The following proceedings have taken place
in Parliament since the sailing Of the last
steamer:
Mr.. Duncombe gave notice of sundry amend
ments to the Reform Bill, extending still further
the elective franchise.
Mr.. D'Israeli, in reply to quston put by
member Of the House, said that the govern
ment did not intend to grant exclusive priv
ileges to the Atlantic or any other telegraph
company for the establishment of telegraphic
Communication between England and America.
Lord - alluded in the House of Lords to
the arrival Of the Neapolitan exiles at Cork,
but did not suggest any official action in the
matter.
1t is reported that the government dispatches
cent ria America to the British Admiral on the
Pacific, have recently frequently failed to reach
their destination in regular course.
.- The leaders of the old Whig party have held
meeting, and resolved to request Lord John
Russell TO propose certain amendments to the
Ministerial Reform Bill. There was much
excitement existing regarding the. bill, and
meetings in opposition to the Government meas
ure were being held throughout England.
The announcement of the resignation of Prince
Napoleon, from tho Ministry of Algeria, gave
great buoyancy to fundsi in England, as well
as on the continent. f....,
Austrian securities had an immense rebound
having advanced in Vienna, from Friday to
Monday, fully per cent, while exchange on
Vienna had declined in London per cent in
three days.
The Times and other leading London jour
mails extend a cordial welcome TO the Neapoli-
tan exiles. 'atf4P .u,.,.
FRANCE.-Notwithsta the marked effec
on the funds produced by the pacific article in
the Moniteur the London journals sneer at i
& and throw doubts on its sincerity. The Jour
nails of Vienna also critioise on it in skept
cal light.
The Paris Constitutionnel reasserts that tn
e. French troops are evacuating Rome.
NJ. Chasselour Zaulbat succeeds Prince Ma
poleon in the Ministry of Algeria.
The resignation of Prince Napoleon is re
Q garded as a peace Offering the Prince being il
favor of war. The Emperor refused to accep
the resignation until il had been tendereC
three or four times. His retirement was cause
by difference of opinion with the create
part of the Cabinet on the question of exter
nal and internal policy.
Trade in France has become duller.
fN The Constitutional publishes an article
signed by its political director, explaining tn
political article in the Moniteur, saying that
must not be regarded as retrograde move
Jment caused by the crusade which the mer
active propaganda had succeeded in raising il
Germany. ~ 'n'
Prince Napoleon will be appointed Gran
, sued a circular announcing ;ts dotsrm;not;o