Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamers Nj
asara and Alps.
Halifax, March 90.


inst.
The Niagara was detained off this port
Al hours. She passed the Africa for Liv-
erpool on the 18Th.
The Indian, from Portland, arrived out
on the tenth, the Lebanon from New York
on the eleventh, and the Edinburgh on the
12Ih.
In the House of Commons the bill par
TALLY abolishing the church rates was re-
jecied on the 9 ii by Esd to Ill.
On the 10th. several notices of amend
ments to the Government Reform bill were
submitted. including one by Lord John
Russell, to the effect that il is neither Just
or expedient TO interfere in the manner pro-
posed in this bill, with the freehold fran
chise in England or Wales. and that no
adjustment of the franchise will satisfy
the House or the country which does not
provide greater extension Of the right
of su tfrage in ci les and boroughs than is
provided for in the bill.
Attention bad been called TO the New
Fouuhaud fisheries. minis ers stated the
appointment of Il commission O settle the
mater hal been agreed Il. by Fr,Acr.
The Ncap"Ii,an NILES hal formally pre-
se",ed an address to the Mayo q! COX.
explanatory Of their ac.ion. They We're
meeting viii "a warm welcome. and their
waits Wei" being generously aud liberal,
rr",i ,"i To-.
R"tu'n. m i-> ms " in oproei IN
n II - IL m.tsito Wee b L., tri
Ii'ou-, hou t.n,lanI.
The sucre-s or defeat al the govern.
ment was expected IA turn om l. 'rd Rus
sells amendment. In Tie event of de-
feat. a dissolution of parliament was talk
ed Of
The trial of The five persons recently ar
res ed III Ireland for treason. Is progress.
ing.
FRANcE.-Le horde distinctly asserts
that as negotiations are pending, Napoleon
consented to the insertion of the recent ar
Iicle in the Moniteur. 20 show bis modera-
ton, but that if the present difficulties are
not diplomoticaly s,lved--if Austria does
not yield--he will not shrink from the
consequences.
The Times Paris correspondent describes
the note in the Moniteur as willful mis-
statement.
The note was submitted to the Emperor
at midnight on Friday. He was informed
that it was merely a reproduction. in sub
stance, of his speech from the throne. and
after having read a few lines at the begin
ming of the last paragraph, he allowed II
to pass.
The prospects Of the war party in France
do not look very bright. thanks to the
force of public opinion, and the spirit man
ifested abroad.
The Daily News says that Prince Napo-
Icons retii ement will not bA followed by
any material change in the Ultimate aims
of the external party of France.
The Globe, on the contrary, remarks
that every appearance wi, hin the past few
days juslites the anticipation Of com
plrte change in Napoleon's foreign poll
cy.
Mr.. Bouker, minister of commerce, fills
ad interim the functions minister of Alge-
ria. Lanbat having declined the appoint
ment.
On the Paris Boursr, OH the 9th, under
the rumors of the complete success Of Lord
Cowleys mission, SIS rose 10 69f. lOc. On
the following day a reaction took place Of
three fourths. On the llh the market
opened flat. but slightly improved, 3s clo-
sing at 63f l5c.
The Paris CORES pondent Of the Herald
says hopes of peace are gradually melting
away under the influence of war articles
which semi. official journals are instructed
to publish.
The military preparations continued un
abatpd.
AUSTRIA Cowley left Vienna on
the ~ h Tor London. The success Of his
mission is doubtful. A telegram 10 IN"
/ Times says he is lie braler Of ecu
! pr"yosi ions. winch was % be hoped
would Prov ,"c"p abir.
IT, al, Coas j i"u'l says be eiIrc'-
/ l,e frce vi Ars ia i, ally, Is Increased
from B 800 10 l8J.UUo men. The move
mem # he troops he from iers for the
/ purpose. of brin., concen ra el the,e. CON
lIrm h..ae r-p,r .. Best Us. artillery ma
| i-rial hal ben disY,ch"i IL Placrnz,
withia lew DAYS. Canrou Of large siz.
have arrived AT Pavia and Venice, part pr
Vi led for the purp'sp ut .i..e. l. Is
serted thar the fac $ conaii ed in Ibis ari
Gle came direct from the Sandman vern
ment to the Tullel les The vienna cor
respondent OF LeNorde reports the success
Of Lord Cowboys mission.
The basis of arrangement is likely to
be favorably received by all powers
An Austrian dispatch to the Ambassa-
dor at London, for communication to the
British Cabinet, has been published. 1t
expresses desire to unite with the latter
endeavoting to save. if possible. general
conhagraIion. 1t says that it hopes to
make its perfectly clear. and says if Pied
mont be prevailed upon to abandon her pol
Icy of provocalion, hopes for tranquility
in Italy may be entertained The dispatch
concludes: austria will only draw sword
in defense of her incontestible rights and
maintenance of the treaties. which she
considers the only solid guarantee for good
and evil
PnUssIA.--The speech of the Minister of
! Foreign Affairs does not doubt for mo.