Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-25
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BY the Steamship Arnbin, Mt Halifax.


The English Cabinet had decided to dissolve
fmnainent aud appeal TO the country, rather than
resign Lord Derby announced the fact In the
House of Lords on the 9Th, and in his remarks Sc
vereiy attae ked Lord John Russel's course. and
characterized Lord Pslmerston rec ou mendation
that Russeil's amendment be accepted by Minis
ters, as direct insult. He rejoiced at the geuer-
Gus support his Government had received, and en-
pressed the conviction that there was no cohesion
in the Opposition, and that it would he dissolved
the next moment by the conflicting opinions of its
various sections +a
The Cabinet had resolved TO dissolve Parliament
as soon as the public business permitted. both be-
cause they thought the country ought to be con-
suited at the present crisis. and because the inter
ests Of peace would suffer from change Of admin
istraton. ~ .
Mr.. D'Israel made corresponding announce
ment I'm the Commons.
Parliament proceeded with its usual business,
and no date had been liked for the dissolution, al
though 1t was expected to take place before
Easter.
The subject of the proposed subsidy to the Gal
way line was debated IN the House, and its exPe-
diency called in question, well as the injustice
done to the Liverpool, New York, and Philadel-
phia companies IN making the contract. The
Irish members defended the project A copy Of
all the correspondence the subject was ordered
to be produced
Continental affairs had undergone no change
1t was reported that Austria will demand that
| Piedmont should disarm before the opening Of
the Congress. Military movements continued.
The Australian mail, with Melbourne dates Of
| February 18th, was telegraphed Imports were
extremely dull, wool dearer, and the production
| Of gold increasing.
| The Bombay mail of March 4th was telegraphed
Tantu Topee had disappeared, and his followers
were dispersed. The Bombay imports market
| was more active. Exchange Is I'd a2s I'd
The financial embarrassment Of the Indian Gov
| eminent was most severe. and panic pervaded
| the money market.
At Queen Victoria's levee, Senator Clngman,
| Of North Carolina, was presented by Dir. Dallas.
| BELFAST, April 2.-The trial of the members of
the Phoenix Society resulted like the first i'm a dis
agreement and discharge Of the jury. The pris-
oners were held over till the next aSsiZes renew
| ing their bail.
| FRANCE
The feeling that is inevitable prevails at the
French Foreign Office. and is shared by some of
| the highest functionaries.
Count Cavour reported that he could at any
| time, apply the match to the materials Of con-
hagratlon at his command, and force France to
| join him.
| Prince Gortschakoff the Russian Minister for
| Foreign Affairs, presided at the conference on the
affairs Of the Principalites, which opened the
| 9TH.
The Ottoman plenipotentiary set forth the reasons
| which induced the Sultan 10 submit the question
OF the election of Coma To the conference. 1t
thought the protocol would be signed on saturday.
There seems TO he no doubt that the double cleo
| tion of Coma will be sanctioned.
| AUSTRIA.
An analysis is published of Count Boulc's reply
| to the II russian proposal for the congress He de-
| clares the whole difficulty is to be found in the
| policy of Piedmont, and regards the congress as
| the means Of putting end to the danger with
which she threatens Europe. He adds should
other questions be mooted, they ought to be stated
beforehand, and that the clash of arms should not
| accompany negotiations.
Piedmont will disarn. Austria will do so like
wise Until the prelimnares are settled Austria
may relax: but will not suspend operations. Her
| t3oOEs will continue to march towards Italy.
| Advices from Milan state that the following
order OF the day has been posted in the barrac Ks
| in that town:
| Austrian soldiers, the Emperor calls Won around
his banners to beat down for third time the pride
OF Pietlinont-to eXpel their dens those fana-
| Tics Who destroy the tranquility of Europe. Adj
vance against the enenics who have always lied
| hefore You. Remember the victories Of ls4s and
| iSl9-rememer Nevara. where your foes were dis
| rrrsed and annihiattd. Let our watchword be ::
| viva imperatorei" Our rights forever.
LATEST
| The vienna correspondent Of the Times tel =
| VIENNA, Friday Evening-The long expected
| crisis is At hand. corps Of hfty Thousand men
go from this city to Italy Tomorrow and ON the
following day another corps Of sixty thousa nd men
is 10 De assembled here A reserve cornc of seven
| " thousand men will be placed ia Bohemia and
| MoraVla. Tue reserve of the army in Italy and
OF the corps, about to leave this city, have BEEN
| called in.
| SARDINIA
| The London Morning Post publishes long and
important memorandum presented by the Sardin-
| ian government to that Of Great Britain on the
| condition Of Italy. 1t is dated Turin March lst
and Is In answer tn the interpretations OF tie Eng
lish government. 1t points out the chance by
| which the danger of a war a revolution would
he wardrd oil. and the Italian question at least
ten i"rariIy solved. Ii is asserted that Count
Cavour Is anything but satisfied with the result Of
ms trp 10 Paris, and has last confidence il the fui-
iilment of his hopes.
ITALY.
The correspondent If the Times at Rome SaVs
That the general opinion thC is that Congress will
simply delay war, but cannot prevent IT, because
IL viii not rTtually settle the Italian question
III Is confidently stated Tint neither the Papal
government nor the Ming OF Naples will send rep
rrscnt1tiv's Ia the Congress
rh" lndrpcnd, nee HcIsc says that the king of
Naples is rapidly sinking. Other accounts rcprr-
sent HIM rs being better, but not out of DANCER
I'll" latest telegram says five IF his plysicians
have declared him incurale
The Papal government is preparing" an official
mole relative to the proposed congress, To br adj
dressed To the great powers.
PoRTUGaL.
The government has authorized the free admis-
sion of Indian corn
RUsST.
81 Petersburg tsle1 ram Of the 9th saws an ill.,
prlal nkaSe for lone of Il2 100 900. at three. DER
cent, was published that day. 1t states teat the
loan has been concluded through Thomson 10
mar Z. of 81 Petersburg, and NJ. Wagner bank
er' oi the FIRST lnstalmeht, payable the Sth OF