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speech was read by the Lord
Chancellor. 1t merely says that
it intends to dissolve Parliament
forthwith, with a view to enable
the people to express their opin-
ion of public affairs; thanks the
Commons for granting the neces-
sary supplies; and concludes by
stating that dissolution has been
rendered necessary by the Difficult
ties experienced in carrying on
the public business, as indicated
by the fact that within little
more than a year two successive
administrations have failed to re-
tain the confidence of the House
of Commons, and hopes that the
result may enable the British Gov
eminent to be conducted by an
administration possessed of the
confidence of Parliament and the
people.
D'Israeli said that Parliament
would be formally dissolved, and
writs We're issued for the new cleo
ton for the 23d.
The Times City article says the
minister's statement caused funds
to open heavily at one-fourth de-
cline, at which they remained
sometime, but the article in the
Moniteur caused a rally in the
prices on Monday.
Lord Derby states that before
finally abandoning all hopes of an
adjustment, the British Govern
ment had suggested one more pro-
position, the nature Of which he
was not at liberty to state.
The Times says this proposition
is understood to have been dis
patched to Vienna ON the 18th,
and the answer had not been re-
turned.
FRANcE.-The Moniteur of the
10th has an official article on the
situation of political affairs. It
explains the basis agreed upon for
the proposed congress and the
present positions of negotiations,
and says that France is willing to
prove her conciliatory disposition,
promising to request Piedmont
to disarm, on the condition that
Piedmont and the other Italian
States be requested to take part
in the congress. 1t hopes this pro-
posal will meet with the unani-
nous consent of the powers
France has even added that she
is disposed to consent to a disarm-
ament Professionally to the con-
gress. Everything, therefore, JUS
titles the belief that if all the diff
ficulties are not yet removed, a
definite understanding will ere
long be established and that no
further obstacle will oppose the as
sembling Of the congress.
The Paris BouHe on the 18th
was buoyant. and an advance of
-one-fourth took place. Three's
opened at an advance of one-fourth
but receded, and closed fat at eff
Csc.
Sardinia.-The Daily News has
the following dispatch dated Tu-
rim, 10th:
At counsel of ministers held
this morning, at which the king
was present, it was resolved to
give to Europe assurances of the
desire of Sardinia to remove the
difficulties which delay the meet
ing of the congress; that Sardinia
yields to the demand of England
and France, and accepts the prin-
ciple of disarmament, the details
of which are to be discussed by
The congress.
Austria.-The London Herald
denies that English ships-of-war
are to be sent to Trieste.
All the routes leading to Italy
are still crowded with military
conveys, and are monopolized for
the public service.
The entire second Austrian
corps de armee has left to join the
army of Italy.
The nomination of the new field
marshals is spoken of.
Italy.--The King of Naples was
reported dead. Advices to the 16
say he still survived, but had re-
ceived the sacrament and taken