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Sunday Evening. 1 Dispatches.
1--WE Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE JURA.

NEW YoRK, March 6.--The steam propeller
Jura arrived this morning, bringing Liverpool
and London dates to the 18th ult.
ENoLAND.-The Parliamentary proceedings
have boon uninteresting. The war question
was unchanged, and preparations were contin-
ued. There arc vague and unconhrmed re-
ports of a French loan Of E2O,OOO,OOO. Later
intelligence from India had been received,
bringing the news of the close Of the campaign
in Dude, and the destruction of all the forts.
London dispatches of Friday state that Aus
tria agrees to send n representative to the Paris
Congress, provided that England and Russie
will guarantee that the Italian question shall
not be discussed.
In the House of Lords, the state Of affairs in
the IOnian Islands were under discussion. The
Earl of Carnaven said that the various docu-
ments which had appeared in the papers we're
perfectly authentic.
The Earl of Derby deprecated a partial dis
cussion Of the matter at the present time, and
on his suggestion the subject was dropped.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Lever took
the seat for Galway, and Mr.. Salmons for
Greenwich-the latter taking the oath accord
ing to the Jewish custom.
Mr. Duncomb gave notice that he would
move that the resolution, permitting Jews to
take their seats, omtting in the oaths required
the words, "on the true faith Of Christian" +"
be made a standing order.
FRANcE.-The article for which La Presse
received warning is precisely of the same
tenor Us those which it had been publishing for
weeks previous, and the general supposition
was that the measure was taken on the repre-
sentations Of the Austrian ambassador. The
warning had good effect on the Paris Bourse.
The rentes on the 18th advanced nearly "A, but
the rise was not fully sustained. The closing
quotations were 68f for money and 67f. 9Oc
for account.
The late disastrous failures at Orleans are
said to amount to 10000, ,000f.
NJ. De lie Lessaps left Paris on the 18th ult
for Alexandria, for the express purpose of com
mencing the Suez Canal.
ITALY.--The Paris Correspondent Of the
London Times asserts on trustworthy ground!
that the King of Sardinia is determined on ma
king an attempt to drive out the Austrians
with the object of constituting for himself {
kingdom strong enough to resist Austria on thu
one hand, and France on the other, ifneed be
and that it will comprise Venice, and at leas
10000, 900 subjects.
An absolute certainty is felt at the Court a
Paris that France will help Piedmont agains
Austria, and that Russia will be with him pas
svey if Austria be left to fight alone, but ac
lively and openly if any other power assists
Austria.
England and Prussia are expected to be neu-
tral.
The above is asserted to be the definite plar
of the King Of Sardinia and his Cabinet, ant
nothing but the withdrawal of France will di
vert him from it.
| TURKRY.-The news from the Danubial
Principalities is considered of very seriou
| character, and it is feared that complication
| may arise in that quarter which may be NOR
difficult to deal with than the affairs of Italy.