, 1859-04-29
BY TELEGRAPH.


Carlstrue and com.ncnce operation by resoly-
ing on general disarmng
The statement per the Circassian that Austria,
positively refused to join the Congress unless
there is general ind simultaneous d1sarma-
mcnt, is confirmed.
Paris dispatches state the progress Of negot-
atior'* ls very SLOW. owing u the great difficult
ties to he overcome.
The London -'rsef says it is just possible the
Congress 1nRg prepare aud cmbtteE instead Of
arertinE war
The Paris correspondent Of the London Nrr-
att says there were reasons for believing Aus
trias proposals as to the points to be submitted
TO tile Congres. are wholly unacceptable to
France
The Paris Pafri< says thnt France cannot be
expected TO diminish her aruly, nor TO send back
single cannon to her arsccAls.
Omar Bx1rAlk.-ln the Commons, Lord Star,-
ley had statcd that the duty on hardware in
lndin was to be increased from ) to II per cent.
on both forei III and British manufacture
II was intended that Parliament should be
dissolved an the 3lst INST, in which case the
borough elections would tule place on the eth
Of April and county elections on the I'd Of May:
The msssln. part Of the crew o! the wrecked
gun boat Ja~srur had bren saved, aud all the
survivors Lad reached En- gland in the steumer
La Plata. VI the whole crew, only three were
lost.
4 duel had occurred on tue Downs. near
Heighton, between Young American gentle.
man. for the past year residing nj brighton, and
Russian officer, lately attached III the legation
ut Washington. The former. who gave the
challenge. was shot in the pistol hand, when ln
explanation was made by the opposite rart:.
and admitted.
Tie party Of Nearolitan e1iles had left Eng
land.
Lady Morgan, the autboress, was dead.
All The French officers on leave have been or
dered TO join their ships forthwith.
4 runlor was auont that the Emperor would
soon depart for Lyons.
The rrccipt IF memorandum from Count
Buo hostile IL Piedmont, WAS spoken Of
Narke materials were accommodating ut Mar
settles III 40 alarming extent. Thu s.cA1n tFls-
ates had gone to Algeria, supposed to bring
troops back 10 France.
Tie n.+ui",idl d;p'tu.atiY.< had been allowed
to resume its issue.
The p,t3Y .,.us' correspondent says Lord
Cowlcy and Count Walewski. after long dis
cussion. separated with conviction that very
serious differences III ppinlun cAist between
France and England
Nii,r .un boats for the -1driatic are ordered TO
be mad. ready at Cher''uurg without delay.
Ar-1E,A-Tle Arcl,-I,ukc AlbTech lad soue
On sprcin! mission to 1}crn
Austria was Willing to make important con-
ccssons In Prussia on certain points i'll dispute,
ind perfee, understanding between tLe1n Was
considered highly probable.
Warke preparations were continued by SONIC
Of the smaller German States,
The Bavarian army had been placed on Il WET
footing.
Tie London 7sm,4' Vienna correspondent
x:ates inst during the last few days several Vt the
leading papers had openly declared that ttr
Gcrmar,s would moi Sized one drop y! blo"d
either for the maintenance Of the special TREATIES
Or OF the Austrian cnncUrtlat..
1rALr.-Thc political prisoners at Nar'ts,
whose fate was determined by the decree nt tt.
18Th u!t, have received passports for the United
Suites.
Ii was reported at Rome that the Pope would
protest uguln>t the European Cuukress.
Sir Moses Mou;tcur had arrived ut Rome will
petition from tic Jews Of England and Amc1i
ca in faror ol thu 30, Mnrtara.
Two shocks ui IN earthquake were felt III
Vienna on the 18th inst, but no accident hap
peaed.
Runners were current that tile King Z"
Naples either dead or in the last cItrenitlcS
Nothing authentic. however.
Holland and Ecl:, ,iuu are said II have concu
ed treaty for their mutual deirnee III ease ii
war.
Rrss,A.-Thc opening Of navigation wss an
ticipated in about eight days.
WAL..cu1A.-An Internal machine. suplos"c
intended tor the Hospodur Conza, had been dr.,
covered, AMI seven pei sons arrested
EGYrT. .-Adyicts favorable to thu SUE;
Canul, The public funcs'nna,iss we've "rt!ert'
10 assist u. 1.assercs, and the Governor III sur
had beu ar,uscd.
CocM,S Cl1lSA.--TIc uttack nu Saigon to"'
place February 18th, aud WAS perfectly success
full S;ne l,u;:ts atrnuglt urIHcd we're ct!t
nunadcd and s,orrued. Ti4c Frcncl, ln>s wa:
knluil
ISulA AND CnISa.--Ltitrrs aud nothing u
moment t. the accounts ALREADY published.
Tlr export uf t,A 10 the Cui.td States sAo"
I'd d drcre4>. Of >'. ,"'' It's from last year.
From Washington.
W.s1t,*cr"S. april .~.-rni> afternoon, scn"'
hjata w"> formally l.rsent"d t" til: fT"~''i''''
by Secretary Ca>~. In dctivrI!n. The i,'11.t
wicI, ;,crrr'i1ts ln thu Esrns. Extra"r;!
nary aud Mini,,crp|cnipottntiary Of the Mr1;
eau k,mhc 10 the Government II! the Altt'
sta,"s. liz conveyed To the President 1T III
sa.nr inns lin. sen:lnrH1- Of friendship an'
high regard Mhifli the C"n-tltnt'ual t;o'er'
n,e,t as we'll as thr people ii M.xien r,ltcrtainr'
for lin ;Ed t'r tie cit:xrns al The Hrcnt k''
public,
>;.,s,.r Nata, ro.tinune. said The first as,'
certainly tlc ,n"sr gratifying ot my dutres II
the act If prc,r,.,ns mysrlf yohr Exccllrncy
in Inv utlici:l character Is to ;'>>,1rc YOU {" TIN
slicrr. I,.slE. which llAve IN frsN into clos,.
unity ,ic ,.1atiuus Of ynur EAc"llcncy's tius
ern!sltt;t uEi.i tin>r nj the tsurrr,lmrn1 nt IN
own cnunt1v. I'll" desire ny Which H'n :ct'
:'trd Is that If contr'intn. 10 the extent OF IL
ability II lie development of The interest !.
both countries. II anr.fs me great plrasu',
Mr. l'r, -lrlt 10 have it in my luwrr 10 be abI
to t,rrsrin tu yonr E1crIiency IN this nrri*In
the "tldc>,rved tribute Of my lr"l'uns1 II
Apcet H., vour prrson, and 10 s1re expression
The ftrsrnt wishes which entertain for the NJ
ranccl1cM nf tllr two countries III til" fFathWa
Of FREEDOM civilization and progress. i'll wllic
thrv have nohls rnrred-
The President, i'll reply, said thr g"vcrnn'ci
Of the Emitted $tars had always regarded wit
the deepest concern tl,r events transrls1'l@
i'll their ss:cr Republic. Their desire lIad Il
why's been Ia establish such relations rs wou'
enable the two countries to live on terms I
peace and good nri.lbnrli"nd and fully dtyc
one Heir mutual and reci procal Interests.
recognizing tl,r constitutional government t
Mexico We have followed the co,,r>c hcrr,oto1
pursued. and this was done rs snon ~ il WA
asccrtAlnrd that Tic 10. eTn1ncnt was capable {
inaiEIny lis C,:bnllts. md was Sustained b
the p'ntlc He WAS trati!ird that f,r the iIr.
time III their history the! lad so generally dt
clared for the constitution and laws and thu
1lIr revolutionary movements nf military rlllc
:;ss had brcn ao sirnally defeated, The inir,
"'ew ii represented as being highly Interest
Ing.
Arrival from Libcrla.
Nrw YONG, April .~.-The l.i.,erian brig. I
\, Roa@-, Captain Alexander, arrived tl,is !
H. from Morrovia. which port she lief, On III
18th of March,
This is III. first vessel belonging TO Iihcri
merchant" that has arrived iii This part. Vile
Sue left. everything WAS gazing on l.yornbly all
the prospects wcrs' rlo.~ant.
Nr have some fears f,r the safety If tl,c sll;
Mary Cnrolin. Stevens, which lcf, Monrovia .
the .4th If February for Baltimore. and il:
not YET reached llrr port Of destination. Win
she left Monrayia, she had two cabin passcngc,
aud thirteen in the stcrraEe.
Among the public act. passed by the 1.iber
Legislature is one prohibiting the enlistment
native Atriclu emiIrant>.
The L;berla Ur'dM expresses its satisfactic
at the appointment Of tllr krv. John Seys
co,uinercial agent, i'll place If the late Dr. Fo
nev
Dr. john T. Focncy, American Commcrci
Agent for Liberia, died nj Monro,ia on the It
Of February.
Chief Justice Day died at Monrovia on It
18th Of February, in the si1ty-srcond year
lis age
The L. $. SLIPS Vincenues and Dale had 60,
TO Praya.
Laborcr Riot In St. Lonia.
ST. Lofts, April =s.-A strike anon. tue |
borers in some brick yards. which has bet
several days in progress, assumed yesterday
rso:ous character, and considerable proper
was DESTROYED The police we're ca led out. Al
after slight skirmi>h, resulting III tile wouu
ing oF several labnrcss md two policemen, Il