, 1859-03-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
Scven Days Later from Europe.


r Nrw YoRk, March 30.-The royal mail steam
or Persia, from Liverpool 18th March, arrived
at 1880 4. n.
The kangaroo, from Liverpool 18th, also ar
rived this morning
Tic Africa arrived out on the morning Of the
l4th. The Saxouia. from New York, arrived
ut Southampton on the l4th. The clipper
Dteadnoughs arrived Ut Liverpool on the 18th
in thirteen days md eight hours, mean time,
from New York. The steamer City Of Wash
ington arrived out On tho 18th und the Fulton
on the 18th.
Tug MEMS III TIE ' KANGAROO The follow
ingis the substance Of the kangasroo's news:
Parliamentary proceedings unirnportant.
The jury in tho Irish treason trials were out
twenty-five hours, unable TO agree, and were
discharged.
Lord Cowley lad protractcd interviews with
the Ministers. Nothing authentic was known Of
his mission, hut il is believed there is luleto hc
hoped for.
Paris correspondents regard tho state Of uf-
fairs as critical, and spcAl Of continued warIlke
preparations,
Tue Nonittur had published another official
urticle. It complains Of tue attitude Of the Ger
mau :;tates and insinuatcs that they have been
influenced by unworthy motives, und reitcratcs
that thc Enlpcror's views are pacific, and his
actions are prompted for the bencGt Of Italy.
The Bourse depressed Is; closed G1:1u
Sardinia has called out reserves and made 2
new lcry, md is also reported to have applied
TO France for 7s.tlue men.
The attitude Of the Austrian and Sandman
troops was extremely menacing. =.
Auslria continues her arinanlcnts cnergetl-
cally.
An outbreak in Central 1tuly was almost
daily expected.
Nr. Preston, the American Minister to Spain,
had IN audience with the Queen Ut Spain. The
most friendly sentiments were expressed On
both sides.
The Calcutta mail Of February @@sth had arri.
we'd news uninlrortuut.
Hong Kong, Jan .4th.--Exchangc Is. "a.
Freight depressed. Shanghai tea high prices,
light supply. 1t Touchon good business.
pyrHE PERSIA.
The following is tue substance Of the RsrsiaS
news. >.
Parliamentary proceedings unimportant, watt
ing the Reform struggle OH the 2lst.
The Atlantic telegraph Co. is still considering
the government offer Of u conditional guarantee
One If the conditions is the surrender Of nifty
wears monopoly for landing cabc at Acwiound-
land. Another company is said to he preparing
TO carry ont the project without Go'ernEneht
aid ..-.-
Continental aIvices lad been very warlikc.
The Paris -Ionifear,S second 4rtlclc haa Iii Ill.,
favorable effect.
Lard Cowlcy bud returned TO Paris, and had
had un interview with the Emperor. Nothing
definite known in regard to his mission.
Keassuriug rumors were circulated IN tile
1stl, CAUSING considerable advance III funds Ill
London, slight rise in purls, md per cent.
in Vienna.
Austrian Journals continued very bel!icosc,
and tlcrc was 10 abatement in Austrla's wur-
Ikc preparations
Aduirs in Sardiniu unchanged. A reported
sccrtt treaty exists between the King If Sar-
tliuja aud Sapnicor. The lattcr guarantees DE-.
lrpsiyc and offensive aid against Austria, and
security for Sardinia in any Lonabardy acqulsl-
lions, on condition Of Savoy and Nice beng
ceded to France. ....... =,
Tbc Spanish ofliciul journal announces fnl
satisfaction from Mexico.
The Portuguese Ministry has resigned. The
Duke Terceira heads the new Cabinet.
Russiu forbids the e1portation VI horses iuf
hrr European frontiers.
The London Times says that the leading sub
n,arinc cable makers ure willing to Contract fur
the successful subMcrstnceaf af IN Atlantic cable,
taking ail risk Of loss or damage upon thcih-
selves.
The American ship +. e. Scranton lad been
slightly damaged by tire ut Liverpool.
The Ncapolitan exiles continued TO attract
sympathy, aud ibcrui subscriptions wcrc being.
made to the fund for their benefit. Most of
them were about gning to England. One who
went to Bristol in advance met with perfect
oyations. The horses werc taken trom ils car
riure, uud lie was drawn through the streets By
1hc rupulace, amidst great cheering.
FuANtE.-Thr oulsnous SILENCE III respect II
14nrd cuwfty's mission tend to increase The NJ
prcacns,uns ot war.
Tic Emperor rardoncd or ntigated scnteu
ccs If sevcn hundred soldiers tried by Il couF
martial,
4 Paris correspondent says that Prince Sapo
leon is 10 be created 'iccroy Of Ale7ers.]-
Ku,uors were current that the Lyons hallway
lui received orders 10 Keep itself i'll rcadines:
1or transporting 15.uuu men.
The Enperur was to rcview the Imperial Gulr<
~, tit 18th anniversary Of the entry into pati
niNa,oeun l. fran Elba. There ls some cxprc
1ation ttlut liz will address them.
AuSrn1A-1t is stated tllat the Anstrians Eavt
commenced to lay mines Tor tic purpose .
blowing up the bridge If Cnfta!ora over the II
cinu,
The Austrian Governor General 1T Milan as
sured the guests ut dinner party that pcucs
would soon be colsnm,nnted.
IrALY.-An American WIN had received dis
as,rous news FROM home lad thrown himself in
to current Of lava ut yesusius. Tie body WA
instantly consumed.
Njs statea THAT in accordance with The wisl,e
"f the Pope, French troops will l'Folon- thci
atay ut Komc.
i'wrssiA.-Sitsc is being laid to :schanyl
Capitol in Caucasus. Stubborn defence IS c1
prrset!.
II is also asserted tt1:. the squadron which lef
Tuulun would l,,'cred to .tlsicrs tortAc purlns
oe en,arkiu. troops.
The prnjrctcd, conference fnr examining III.
recent c!retion proceedings in tlr prlncilAsitir
would adjourn immediately. Thrre is great tai
Of an :srn,v Of observation near the Alps. !.cas
ofothccrs and soldiers '4as l'ecn prohibited.
The Paris Huuift"r CONTAINS. decree al'pon
ing sixteen Generals and thirteen &oloncls, iii
.l,u announcing that the squadron lett l"tlo
to practice uavnt ,nana'nvres.
1hc wuc Of the Sardinian nnyies cmrlovc
on the Toulon nnd Marseillcs Railway, suddenl
left for Piedmont
a, ,,d .,to
10 suspend or diminish their ornaments y
doubt was entertained that some important il
teiliEencc had brrn received.
Alter business hours thu Improvement u
cansc still more decided with further adsan'
OH.
Among fhr rnmors was nnr 10 the effect tit
Cowley's ,uiSsioi lid attained son1c inpurta
rcsnlt in the interest of peace.
RuslnrS prevailed ui the dlsurranlZafion
The british Cabinet. Lord Manners stun.
:he rrsrons. ii ,te 1]nu>c in lis appeal IN Il
'hurch rAtrs question, tendrrrd his resign
tim, but WIS induced by Lord Derby to vi:
draw it,
i meeting of 81 conservative members hi
Acnt t9epulltion to Lord Derby, requesting II
withdrawal Of the Kcfcrm bill. His rcport,
reply is interpreted by tAv IaiIy -N1rs to me.
1hat tl.c n,n'eut he admitted his ability to Era
1'lr with Kcfurlu, lie virtually surrendered i
position.
EVENING DISPATCH.
GREAT Bn17a1S.-A powerful committee,
clldinG sucl, ,.,rn as Lord. ralmrrst"u, Shnf
bury, John RUSSELL 1.vndhurst. aud Others HI
been formed for tlr purpose If raising funds
sid Of the Scapoian cxiles. The reform me:
urr continued to be actively c;.usasscd in En-
land. Earl Gray, one Of 1l,c lenders If the WI
party, had written LITTER strongly ohjecsng
Lord John Russell's contemplated amen
1ncnt The Lundon Herald SAYS it haa high q
ftrs f1,nyS, I q,