New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
PARLIAMENT TO Be DISSOLVEb.
THE CONTINENT QUIET.
TROOPS MOVED INTO ITALY

lBy the American Telegraph Co.'S Lines oAoe No awmx,
HALIFAX, Wednesday, Apnl 4. 1854
The Royal Mai steamship Arabia, CAPTAIN 3D..
from Liverpool at o'clock the sernooa Of Il. az
met. arrived a. Halifax st 10 O'Clock on the n.,;..
of Wednesday, the 21.h inst.
The Arabia reports. on the OH, at m. n,s.I
the American snip Monarch Of the Sew; io,I Al
Cork exchanged Signals with chip Rhes Sylvia, "a
a. n. passed steamship Asia, from Nsw.Yors 70, Lx.
srpoOl at p. M, off Tusksr. spoke snip Hsi.s,h.
l4ih, at p H. LAT. 49, long. IS, passed stssn,h NJ.
sgsrs hence for Liverpool; at P. m, lat a. Is.,
20, exchanged Signals With steamship Jurs; 18th n,
49, lorg So spoke ship W. d. Sewal, standing 70 ~.
northwest.
The screw steamship Jurs was to leave Lysr,.s
the same sfteruoSs, for Boston.
The ,crew.stssmship Prince Albert was .lso siyx.
tised to leave Galway for S. Johns on the sans d.,
The scre--steam'hip City Of Manchester lsa C,rk
on the Stb, for New York, with $50 passengers.
The royal N all steamship Arsbs, from Hsifsr "a
Boston, arrived at Liverpool at 9 p. IN. Ofths 81.
The screw steamship Glasgow, from New.Yst.
reached G ssgow on the I'd.
TIE screw steamship North Bntop, from Porssal
Goth ult., arrived at Liverpool st a. m Of the "a
inst, and the screw steamship City Of Wsshiugtss
from New-York 26th nit, arrived at Liveresol al
D. m. on tie eth isst.-the latter the 10Th Of March
picked up, from two boats the crew OF the Amsicsa
ship Grey Oak, from London for Nsw-York, which
vessel was abandoned the preceding day in q SINKING
condition, from leakage.
The L. s. mail steamship Fulton left Soutnsnptos
on the 9TH for New York.
The following were the main points of her nsxs:
Parliament and appeal to the country rather thAa re-
sign. Lord Derby announced the fact in the House II
Lords on the 4th and in his remarks severely attacked
Lord John Rus,eLls course, and characterized Lord
Palmerston's Recommendation that Russells amend.
ment be accepted by Ministers, as q direct insult He
reioced st the generous support his Government had
received and expressed the conviction that there
no cohesion in the Opposition and that 1t would b
die olved the mex. moment By the conflicting opinions
of its varoa sections The Cabinet had resolved 70
dissolve Parliament ss soon the public business pei
mted, both because they thought the country ought
to be consulted at the present crisis and because the
interests Of peace would suffer from change OF Ad-
mniatTa'i0n.
Mr.. Disraeli made corresponding announcement IN
the Commons.
Parliament proceeded with its usual Business and
no date had been fixed for the diss uton. although il
WAS expected to take place before Easter.
The subject of the proposed subsidy TO tns Gslvy
Line WAS debated in the House, and its expetlency
called 10 question as well as the mi astcs doneto the
Liverpool, New.York, and Philadelphia Company IN
making the contract. The Irish members defended the
project. copy Of all the correspondence on the sab
iect was ordered 20 be produced.
Continental affairs had undergone no change ilt was
reported that Austris will demand that Pledemont
should dsarm before the opening of the Congress.
Military movements continued.
The Australian mail with Melbourne dates of Feb
rusry 10 was telegrsphed. Imports we're exceedingly
dull wool desrsr ard the production OF gold increasing
The Bombay mail of March was photographed
Tantis Topee had disappeared and his folosers were
dispersed The Bombay imports market was moro
active. EIchsnge 2 4G2ilf.
The financial embarrassment of the Indian Govern
inert was most severe, aud q panic pervaded tho
Money market.
The sedon trials at Belfast resulted in the disagree
ment and discharge of the Jury.