, 1859-05-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later and Important from Europe.
Arrival of she Steamers Bremen aud
and North Pacific.

/
New YoRk, May a.-The steamship Bremen
arrived yesterday from Bremen and Soutnnn.
tna. 18th inst.
Tie aspect OF European political affairs is un
changed. The ministerial statement in relutio1l
thereto was made in both houses Of Parliament
on the 18TH All parties i'll England had agreed
to take their stand on The treaties Of isis.
The prorogation of Parliament was TO take
| place On the 18th.
Prussia was about tu raise loan Of ea,,ny
| N,0.
| Consols closed on thc 18th nj -; for money,
| and 94ser*5 for account. The discount market
| was inactive, mud transactions had been effected
at y traction below the bunk minimum.
| Tie statement made by 1.ord Mulmcsbury
says that it was Il matter Of regret that Lord
Cowlcy had not been allowed q longer time tn
mediate, is there would have been more chance
of a successful result than ut present. The Min
istsy could not, however, refuse the proposal
made by Russia for Congress. The five Pow
ers agreed to the stipulation that the treaties III
1sl5 should b. left undisturbed, but subsequent
] y collateral questions arose as to tue compost
lion Of the Congress, md the disarmament IT
the powers autasonistic to eacl, other. The lat
| ter. he regretted TO say. had not been settled
| 1t MAS the opinion Of Her Mae,ty's Govern
nlcnt that disarmament was NECESSARY preri-
GUS to the assembling Of the Congress. 1t was
his opinion that it would bc much better to sub
nit this point to commission nf army officers
than to the Congress, that the Congress might
| have only political subjects to consider.
Sardinia had alsu been invited to disarrn, but
| refused On the ground Of her non-admission IN
| the Congress.
Some remarks were made by Lords Clarcn-
dun md Derby, the former stating that par
tv spirit would prevent him from making every
allowance for the difficulties Of the subject, un,I
that lie should only be too glad to hear of its
success, aud the latter stating that in case o1
war, which Cod forbid, the position Of England
must be one Of armed neutrality.
In the Commons, DIsrac uadc Il similar
statement to that Of Lord Malmesbury.
Lord P;lmcrston thought the Congress might
meet ut once and settle the real questions upon
which the peace Of Europe depended. Let
France aud .iustria Withdraw their troops from
Central Italy, and pledge themselves that Ut no
future time they shall return. Tho Congress
might then, if it pleased. 10 into the question o
the arueliotation Of Italy IN general.
Lord John Russell conceded with PaImerston.
He thought il would lie conducive 10 the inter-
csts Of peace TO admit sardinia IL the Congress.
QrEBEc. May .-rlle steamship North Br1on,
from Liverpool April .v1Il, arrived this morn
ing. Her ad,ices nre one day later than tose
by the Bremen ut New iurk.
GREAT HRlrAlS-i'arlia1nrnt was prororued
the l"t!l. The Lord Chancellor read tie
Queens speech, which merely suys that dissu-
luton has brcn resolved on to give all opport1-
nifty for IN expression III npini"n III public af-
fairs, unu give to the Government the confidence
Of tue House Of Commons. The dissolution
was !" take place IN the I'D, and the elections
III few days afterwards.
Thc English funds on the 18th fell per cent
under the ministerial statement. but the decline
was subsequently all recovered, owing tu pa
ellie ur1iclc in the -No".ttrr.
FRAScE.-Ttlc article in the HoaifeHr, after
explaining tue preseut position Of thu negota-
tiuns, says France las even disposition IL Is.
T., Il n,,f 1nFn nf>
Congress must Snon be established.
The French - opened buoyant on the 18th,
but closed tiat ut al. GJc,
\ runsor was circulated in London on the 18th
t'1at the Emperor Napolcon's life had been nj
tempted. but obtained little credvnce, and WAS
wholly un(ounded.
.SARp1s1A--sardinia on the 18th asscnte1 to
1hc principle Of general disarmament, leaving
ihc details to the Congress.
Ar>TRia.--Final propositions from England 10
Austria were sent to Vienna Oh the 18th.
1TALy-a seditious riot had taken place among,
the students 1t Bologna. The tronps were Or.
dc,eil to fire upon them, and several persons
were wounded.
The kius Of Naples had taken leave If his fl-
mily and received tho sacrament.
1ND,A.-The Bombay mail Of March 18th lad
been tceyr:phesi. Tranquility prevailed in H.
dia. There was great opposition to the idcreAse
Of the import duties.
sECpSH DISPATCH.
Qrlngr, May ::d.-Hoth Houses nf Parlia-
,ncnt assembled on the 18th, for ,tc purpose Of
Propagation. Thr Queens speccl, was read by
ihe Lard Chancellor. 1t merely saws that it is
intended to dissolve Parliament forthwith, will,
view II cnal,1c the people to express in nude
prescribed ly tie CONSTITUTIONS their opinion o,,
lie statc Of public affairs, Thanks the Com
mons tor granting :tle necessary supplies, anh
c"lcludcs by stating that dissolution has beeu
rendered NECESSARY h., the difficulties capc-
,iencrl in CARRYING IN the public business as i'll
dlcatedb by tl'e fact, that within little morc than
y ycar, Two successive administrations hare
failed to retain thu confidence Of thr House Of
t"nlln"lts, and hopes that the result MAY enable
the Government 10 be conducted by !: govern
incnt possessed Of the confidence OF the I'arlia-
n'ent al,'i t}r people.
Mr.. H'Isracll said that Parliament would b.
formally dissolved, and writs were issued for
the ilcw clcctuu, inr tlIc I'D.
On the lth I>ays the city article Of the DUIY
~H~s, funds opened at Il fall Of nearly i! per
cent. The feeling Of 'iiscouragrinrut e1istin.
Was increased blythe Ministerial statements Oil
continental pulijrs. The downward t."'.".*
"as. however. chrcked W tlIe appearance III
the H""iF.", oi :nothrr otvialarticIc Of pacific
character; Lut norc particularly by the fact
that tin supply If stock is limited. During the
;tttcrunou tic market strengthened, and 1T the
clusc tr.ut.rs5 was induced by the statement
that Sardinia had consented 10 disarns. Con
>nls left oil thu same as the day previous.
The 1tm,x city article says the Minister'S
statements caused the funds 10 OPEN heavily at
Il decline. ut which they remained sometime.
l,ut the article in the -H"HitHr caused Il rally t.
the prices Of Monday.
Lord Derby suites flat before finally aban-
'loning i'll horr> "t an adjustment the British
government !uld suggested one more proposition,
1ue nature Of which lie was not IT libcrty to
state.
The 7''nits SAYS this proposition is understood
I" have i'rr, only dispatched to |ienua OH the
18th, and Tie answer hud mt been returned IN
EraIcr,
The -Hva6tur Of the 18th has an official ar,i-
Gle on the situation Of political afluirs. 1t ex-
plains the basis agreed upon for the proposed
congress and thu present position If negotla-
Let's, autl says thai France is willing tu prove
i'v:, e"ncis'atory disposition, promising 10 re-
guest llinont to disarn, oil the condition tlsat
lit4n,ns md the other Italian States be invited
10 IA kr part iii the Congress. !, hopes this pro-
posa[ will meet with the unanimous consent Of
the powers.
FRANCE has even added that she is disposed to
assent 10 disarmament professionally to the
Congress. Everything. therefore, justiGes the
belief that if all til. difficulties not yet re-
moved definite understanding. will ere long he
established, aud that III further obstacle will
oppose thu assembling II lhe Congress.
Tin Paris Bourse nn the 18th, WIS buoyant,
aud IN advance tpok place IS opened witt.
al ahvnucc Of nearly !, but recedetl, closing fiat
ut f't':ic.
SAanlS1A.--Thc Udt1y .Nus has the following
despatch, dated Turin. l.1h: al Il council If
Ministers, held this morning, at which the King
WIS =: esent, it WIS resolved TO give Europe as
>urance Of the desire Of Sardinia to remove the
difficulties which delay the meeting Of tue Con-
grtss. that SARDINIA yields to the demand Of
England anil France, u,d accepts the principle
Of disarmament lhe details OF which to be dis
cussci by the Congress"
ArsrElA.-TAe London Herald denies that the
English ships uf war urc to be sent 10 Trieste.
All the routes leading to Italy arc still covered
with military conveys. and are monopolized for
the public service.
The cutirc secoud Austrian t1vns Dc drmtt has
lift tn join tue army Of Italy. and the nomiua-
lion OF the new field nlarsha!s is spoken of.
lTALY.-The King ef Naples hatl been report
cd dead but adyiccs to the 18th. say lie still sur
viyed. lie had take. leaye of lis family AMI. re-
ceiycl thu Sacrament. Austria it. increasing the
garrison Of Ferrara.
ISptA-Thc mail nf March .tth arrived at
Alexandria April 14th.
Dude WAS tranquil.
The increase in tho import duties caused great
excitement Meetings were held to protest
acatn~t the measure, and u memorial was being
prepared for tlc home government aud parlia-
meut
The last trace Of the rebellion wa. fust disar-
PearnE.