Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23
FROM FUROPE.


an advancing tendency; prices had
advanced Lied to ID higher than
Yesterday; holders ask, and some OF them
get. II for Middling Uplands.
HAvRE.-Cotton buoyant and firm at
the commencement of the week, but dull
at the close Sales of the week, 9,OOO
bales New Orleans tres ordinaire lOl
francs.
EsGLANp.-In the House Of Peers,
Lord Nallnesbury said that the Govern
ment believed, from Information they had
received, that tie Austrian and French
trogrs would shortly evacuate the Roman
States.
In The House Of Commons, Lord Pal
merston called the attention Of the House
! W the state Of Europe, with view of
asking whether the Government could d.
clare that peace would probably remain
uninterrupted
\ D'Israeli expressed the conviction thal
the great powers didn't wish to disturb
thc settlement Of 1915, though italian
affairs excited apprehension Abiding
To other matters, hc closed by appealing
to the House to postpone the decision, and
trust to the Government to preserve the
peace Of Europe
During the discussion on the NAVY
estimates. Sir Charles Napier said that
] the French had the command of the Eng
lish Channel AID the Mediterranean. Sir
Samuel PackiDgton denied this Sir
Charles Napier said that few nights pre-
vious. French war ship had anchored
of Spithead, departing before morning,
and asked whether the Admiralty were
I - a hot h.---
done 10 take soundines. Packington said
the fact was known u the Admiralty, but
nut the object Ii was thought it WIS
nothing Of an unusual nature
FRANcE.-It i reported that orders 70
prepare tUr 4 campaign were riren BY thg
Emperor Immediately after lii return
from Couipeignc; W. Office circular I'LL
rgcted the troops to be trained to forced
lmarcLA ana niaht bivouacs; all military
surgeons have been ordered to join thair
corps; immense quantities of lint haTe
becn seut I'D Lyous-
II letter from Genoa states That France
has taken up sever transports % hold
themselves II readiness in ;hat port
The Paris Pourse advanced p per cent
auder tile news &C Lord Cowley's pacific
mission.
Tie london Timcs' Vienna corrcsp0n-
Dent saws that Count Eugi still believes in
: pcace. but that the Emperor of Aus:Iil
was OF q different mind, and Is preparing
for 4 vigorous defense Of tic Italian
: States
The AUSTRIAN army in Italy IS to be
placed on war footing
HANOVER - The Second Chamber
unanimously resolved that if It became
necessary they would repel attacks u
I austria 5ni Germany.
ID vs. reported inat tie Emperor Nl-
pllc1n w. about tcrisit Tie King of Sar-
l.aia-
Ihe I.ednoEtcsc volunteers l4vu tlGa
wltllrawn tryn tAg frontiers of Madrid,
I ANA ordered ~ coutne themselves to tha
Interior
N. 1hree naw ar4z -re to he CONSTRUCTED
At Neuice ia g. weeks T.ve thousand
warkmen are employed At Milan tla
, fermentation T-s on the increase
, IrRkET--Nore troops had gone IN the
Dauube- Ihe Government was arali.
IL friEatcs and Preparing numerous trans
ports Their destination. ia THE event M
q var, j. 10 the ports # the Alriatic.
Eys>IA.-Bussia is negotiating with
the EotAschilds for ian Of 5.6ge g0U
ruubles-
Paris letters say that I'rqee Ns,oIeeB
was received by an immcusL 5ep1irgtia,,
= OF i,alians on the 10Th lie hads them
L speech ON Italian affairs. wlie, svr,,..
thiscs with their nicst ardent wis,cs.
The French minister If war la. e,p.
! tr4e;cd for ten million rations and aieJ
yceciabl-s.
4 se.e-.d division q Freqeh trooIs are
to march fram al -icrs to France
All aetive battalions in garnsou a
\. Paris are 10 Re increased, making each
4 regiment fifteen hundred stfnnE.
Prince Napoleon j. inccssautly insti-a-
LiuE fhc Emperor ~ MAKE WE.
y Austria il steadily preparing fir tle
. dcfcuse of hur italian possessions.
]. Ihe garrison IT Vienna are prepared .p
MARCH at short notice.
Y There W. great activity 4 Venice in
all ihe araenais- Cum boats had baea
placed ~ the mouth cf Tile river Po.
Thc Prussian Government had issued
circulars expressing the conviction that
I Austria will join England and Prussia in
!. "a a.nicable solution Of the present diff
lerltirs.
ne Spanish Government Lave granted
r extraordinary credit for strengthening the
iOrtiieati0ns At Mahon and Ferral. aud
/, other places
= lTALY.-The Duchess of Parma had
E signed treaty authorizing Austria to os-
cup. all the forts In her domains with
! troops, in case of hostilities.
I Trade at Milan was completely stagnaul.
4 large number Of troops, deserters
from Austria, had crossed the Piedmon.
/ tese frontier
c Il was reported that Russia had declar,
4 ed her determination 70 resist BY force
Y any attempt to prevent union Of the
Principalitics.