The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-10
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

INTERESTING INTELIIGENCE FROM EUROPE
Ac,c York Feb. 1.-THE steamer Asia, from
Liverpool. with advices to the 22d ult., arrived
here this afternoon.
The steamer Fulton arrived out on the 2lst
The Asia passed, on the 9TH instant, a steamer
nosud west, supposed to be the Kangaroo.
NSrlike rumors continued to be circulated,
and notwithstanding the peace assurances, the
latest continental correspondence says that the
tgoc confidence IN the maintenance of peace
Aas h,Ing ground. Warlike preparations con-
timed to be made in France and it was again
reported, but not believed that Count Persigny
would soon succeed Walewsk as Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
There had been a partial recurrence of the
fanic on the Paris Bourse. The three per cents.
closed flat at 68fr %. The London exchange
responded 10 this decline, but not to the same
eXtent
II was reported that an offensive and defen-
siye alliance had been concluded between France
and Sardinia.
Inc British Government, it is said, has re-
,oi.rt to take sufficient measures to protect
kngi.h interests in Mexico
The London Times, editorially, denounces
Governor Nngents manifesto to the Americans
IN Brush Columbia.
The King of Naples was i'll. His death had
been reported in the London Post, but it was
not confirmed, and on the following day the
same paper expressed regret for its error
1t Is desied that the Prince Napoleon was re-
eelved with enthusiasm in Turin. His marriage
= SAID to be unpopular there
Quet Prevailed in Lombardy.
new Austrian loan of $4,000 900 sterling
Is annsHueed for the London market
AnoneT peaceful article in the Constitutional
4 -, l.,l
on the Servian question, which has had the eff
feet To calm the public mind But notwith-
''aHdHg The pacific turn of events, warlke but
contradictory ras0rs are still circulated, and
many >ieamers and transports are preparing for
sea.
ile H9RltcUr announces the entire abolition
oi wise for passports.
ne British Minister al Washington is to be
Instructed to urge the opening Of the American
coasGg trade to British vessels, ia return for
Ike concession by Great Britain.
II was reported that Parliament would be
asked for a considerable increase of the naval
estimate.
Tie accounts from Lombardy still speak Of
1s4iiectGh. bat no outbreak has occurred.
austrian reiniorcements were pouring in.
Atelesraphic dispatch from Trieste had been
. s' embracing Bombay news to December
""i holAing OF particular importance, Ihe
suolga'l0H Of the disturbed district was rspidly
lrosressing- isD,ael Khan, the rebel chief, had
surrendered
he details Of the last China news speak Of
snoit supplies and an advance IN the price Of
.L1'r"pool Markets, January 22@cotton-
,Aes OF the week, A, 900 bales including 500
oa.es taken on speculation, and $500 bales for
Dieadstutis-Flour is dull, aud quotations
az nominal Wheat is dull, with declining
tsnueney. Corn has declining tendency, with
-, il''ie inquiry, and prices weak. Mixed 28s.
~ "a yellow, 29S. POS. cd.
D lro'islons-Pork is firm, at 2s. 3s. advances.
aooii IS dull. Lard dull at Sos
REVOLUTION IN Naturalization Feb.
dates from Portau Prince to the 10th ult,
-a's been received. The revolution had ex-
f euaei to all parts of the Empire. There had
so u some severe fighting at ST. Marc, both on
60 ana on land. eHded with considerable loss
ME NE Soaiouque was compelled to retreat The
-: La engagement off St. Marc was between six
oP s The Admirals vessel was badly dam
teu' and the whole Imperial feet had returned