, 1859-03-11
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osE WEEK Llrn Fkon EuR0PE.


HA1n1x, March 1o.-The Arabia. from Liver
pool On the 2e h xit arrived here thu FORENOON
Her 4e&As are one weak later.
Liverpool Breadstu3s dull, but steady. Fro.
visions essentially unchanged: Oonsois closed
Friday s53S@s1N; on Saturday opened A@h
Tho Eosltah Government hAa agreed To guar
anita par cent. n Eeoo 600 Of the capital Of
the Atsanio Telegraph Company, which will st.
cure new and superior cAele. tbs present ses-
eoa.
Ths steamship Kangaroo, from New York,
reached Liverpool on the 25th.
Ihs nsws u interesting Lard Cowley, the
Engleh Ambaaador ut Paris. had gone on hpc.
oi2! mie+tou Of Cancellation to Vienna.
The Ministers announced In Parliament on FRI
day that there WAS reason to hope that The Aus
TRAN aud Ffepch troops Wpnld soon evacuAte
Rome. These facts gave the people stroug hopes
OF peace, notwithstanding the wsr'Ike ru1ors
The French funds advanced one per cent, but
the advance was subsequently, nearly all lost.
Tue Atlantic Telegraph Company had held a
the Government had offered q guarantee Of per
cent on capital Of Eo0 600 on certain condi'
tionk, which did mt transpre.
Ths British Government had offered q subsidy
Of E3 o00 per voyage to the Galway line.
Lord Ltons, the new British Ambaa .ador to the
Uoiled STATES. ssiled tor New York on tue I'd in
The steam fHgate Curacao.
In tho HouBe of Commons attention had been
called 10 the seizure OF the British ship Herald
BY the Portuguese. On the Mozambique coast
and the Government stated that Portugal had
been called on for an explanation
The nary estimates hsd been brought forward,
and contemplated tho addition oi 1000 men
and 20 powerful steam vessels to that branch Of
the serElee. Tho number Of men asked Tor was
promptly voted
Tho Great Eastern ia to be ready to eail for
Portlsnd in AuRost.
~ $h,& =.
Ahout TO be conferred on Mr. Cunard.
Edwin James, the we'll known counsellor, has
been elected TO Parliament from MarJlebone By
aler8e majority.
Tho 7imts' city article Of Friday evening
not4a inactivity il tunda and q tendency to re-
neved veakness from political causet. being
eoufrpdctsd By the supply Of money, and pros,
pect& Of tts inoresse.
FhANcE.-Rumors aru warlike, but Cowley's
mlss'ou Increased hopes Of peace. Tbs Paris
CORE pondent Of the London H"taid says war is
80 far re-olsed upon that the corps 10 commeose
the campaign has been designated, and orders
given to the Minister Of War to prepare plan
OF operations.
II II sa1d that tne 1eptescn.Atsesm ~ iloua 1o'elsa
conrA ID f%ts nave apaoaoueo XII 1opes VI y
pacinc eolntlon,
hepottea oloe1s 70 p5epate lot campa'gn III
y after bis return from Conpelgne.
Aoothsr circular IL Issued nY the Minister OF
the Interior 70 tae projects OF Departments, the
purpott OF WHICH II 70 expfeaa Inc conndent
nope, tnas notTtostaoolnR tae EmSefors de-
sire 70 maintain peace. hhoutd ne 20 forced to
War Nc msy oouot On Sne patr1oslsm ana oeso-
'4o 80 nt7;a. s;..ppIs pdop's s;.,.. .h..
+,s;nsd ~ fnrcsd r.-,hss 81 ~. a;ah. -; ~
aa'ue" ~ ioiooo "nssoe'' aao 'ne n'eas oi'
Foaae, .r;u..,u nu,...1..
Aa 1n'44'a'5 surgeons HE o1oe1ea 70 JOIN tneaF
eo1po.
an auuense qHSnt1'y Oh Ant Has eent 10 Ly-
ona.
Al Inc regiments o. the Imperial Guard are
70 oe snpP!lea Win fine cannon on . new plan.