Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-01
LATE FROM EUROPE.

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Mail steamship Persia has arrived, with Liy
erpool dates to the 18th inst.
The news had been more warlike, but ru
mers of q reassuribg character prevailed on
the 18Th, causing considerable advance or
consols and a slight rise or the Pari:
Bourse.
GREAT BRITAIN--The London. Timct
says that the leading submarine cable ma
kers are willing 10 contract for the success,
tul su~bmergeuce of an Atlantic cable, taking
all the risk of loss or damage ON themselves.
The proceedings OF Parliament during the
last three days have been unirnportant, the
members anxiousiy awaiting the struggle on
the Reform bill, which is TO take place on
the 2lst inst.
The next steamer will probably bring the
result of this struggle.
The Atlantic Telegraph Co.. was still
considering the government offer of a con-
dliional guarantee towards laying a new Gu
Bile. Que of the conditions of this guaran-
tee is the surrender by the company of the
fifty years monopoly for landing The cable
i'll Newfoundland.
Another company is said to be preparing
to carry out the project without government
aid.
FAANcE.-The luminous silence respect
ing Lord Cowboys mission TO Vienna has
tended to increase the apprehension of
war.
A ruuor wis current that the Lyons rail-
way had received orders to keep in readiness
Tor trains posting seventy-fve thousand men
with dispatch.
1t is also asserted that The squadron which
left Foulon would proceed to AIgiers for the
purpose of embarking troops.
The projected conference for examining
the recent election and proceedings in the
municipalities it is said has been adjourned
indefinitely.
There is great talk of an army of obser.
vaiiJn near the Alps.
Leave OF absence to officers and soldiers is
prohibited.
The MoDiteur contains a decree appoint. |
ing sixteen generals and thirteen colonies.
1t uIso announces a squadron as having left
Touion for the practice of naval maneu-
vers.
The whole Of the Sardinian navies en-.
on the Teulon and Marseilies Rail
way have suddenly left for Piedmont.
The Emperor has pGrdoned or mitigated
the sentences of seven hundred soldiers, pre-
tried by Court Martiais.
The Mon;teur's second article had a very
effect on the Continent.
Lord Cowley while in Paris on his return
mad an interview with the Emperor, but
definite had transp;red respecting
he result of his mission.
1t is reported that a secret treaty exists
the King Of Sardinia and Napole>
the latter is said TO guarantee defensive
md offensive aid against Austria, and secu.
ity for Sardinia in any Lombarby acquisi-
ion, on condition OF Savoy and Nice being
eedcd TO France.
AUsTRIA.--Tle Austrian Journals con-
niue very belliccse and there is no ubu,e~
1ent in the warlike preparations. ,
The rumors prevalent on the 18th caused
n advance Ut ] per cent. on the Austrian :
1t is said that the Austrians have COM
lenced to lay mines for the purpose OF y
up lle bridge over the Licine at !;
The Austrian Governor as
ired his guests at a dinner party that pence
ould be established.
RUSSIA Siege is being laid to the +
chamyl Capital in the Caucasus. 4 stub- y
Pm defense is expected. Russia has pro- =
bfted the export of horses to the European 4
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ITALY.-It is stated that in accordance "a
it'll the wishes of the Pope, the French
will prolong their stay at Rune. s
An American gentleman, who had receiv- o
disastrous news from home, in a fit of b
operation, threw himself into O current OF a
va at Vesuviue. His body was almos, ;,
SANITY consumed. "
SFAIN--The Spanish journals officially "
that full satisfaction has been re-
iyed iron Mexico.
SAEpISrA.-There is 20 chuxge in The
ndition of Affairs in Sardinia. Of