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New YonK, April 2s.-The steamship Africa
arrived at half-past six this evening, too late
for her mails to be distributed for the South by
the evening train. Her dates are to Saturday,
18th inst, and not so late as the talegra-'
phic advices by the Circassian, but the sum-
mary and papers received contain much
interesting intelligence from England and the
Continent, in relation to the Peace Congress
and the consequences to result from its assem-
bage.
The Congress will aosembls at Carlsruhe on
April %, and commence operations by resolv-
ing on a general disarming. The statement
that Austria positively refuses to join In the
Congress, unless there is a general and stimuli
taneous disarming, is confirmed.
Paris dispatches state thai the progress Of
the negotiations intended for consideration Of
the Congress are very slow, owing to the great
difficulties attending them.
The London News says it is just as possible
that the Congress may prepare and embitter,
instead Of avoiding war.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London
| Herald says there are reasons for believing
| that Austria's proposals as points to be sub
mitted to the Congress will be wholly mac
ceptible to France.
The Paris Patrie says that France can not be
| expected to diminish her army, nor send sin
! gle cannon back to the arsenals.
1t is reported that the Pope will protest
against the holding of the proposed European
Congress.
GREAT BRIrA1S.-In the House Of Commons
| Lord Stanley stated that the duty on hardware
in India was to be increased from hve to ten
per cent. on both foreign and British msnufao-
lures.
A duel had occurred on the Downs between
young American gentleman and Russian
officer lately attached to the legation at Wash
ington. The former was shot in the hand
when an explanation was made by the oppo-
site, and being admitted, the affair ended.
Thirty-one of the Neapolitan exiles have
left England for the continent.
Lady Morgan, the celebrated authoress, il
dead.
1t is intended that Parliament shall b'
dissolved on the 21st inst, in which the bo
} rough elections will take place on the 27tl
inst, and the county elections on the I'd o
, May.
= The balance of the crew Of the Jasseu
have been saved and have reached England.
t FRAHoE.-The French officers, on leave o
, ! absence, have been ordered to join their ship
withour delay. 1t is rumored that the EN-
, peror will soon start for Lyons.
RUssIA.-The opening Of navigation wa
: anticipated in about eight days. Madam
E. \ Bosio, the celebrated Prima Donna, died at 81
Petersburgh on the 18th instant.
WALLACHIA.-An Internal machine, suppose
to be designed to assassinate the newly electe
: | Hospodar Coma, had been discovered, an
seven persons supposed to be implicated wer
arrested
, EGYPT.-The advices in relation to the Sue
= Canal arc favorable. The public functionarit
= = are ordered to assist Mr.. Jessup.
The Governor of Suez has been deposed.
COCHIN CHINA.-The attack on Saigon too
. place February 18th, and was perfectly SUI
= cessful. Nine forts, strongly armed, were cal
8 nonadcd and stormed. The French loss wi
= small, but the enemy sustained heavy loss
: INDIA AND CHINA.-The letters by the la
mail add nothing to the accounts already pu
i lished. The export of teas to the Unit,
u States showed decrease of 807 900 poun
from the last year. At Annoy the trade W
stopped, because Of q report that a body
>. rebels had attacked Hong Kong; the report r
~ ~ quires confirmation.
Il THE latest by Telegraph from London to Lverpoo
0, LONDON, Saturday 16.-The Paris Core
y pondent of the Daily News says the result
r. the second meeting of the Conference is, tt
is England, France, Russia, Prussia and 81
al dinia shall recognize the double election
a. Conza-Austria and Turkey to stand aloof.
er A St. Petersburgh dispatch announces v
r. tory by Gen. Manzel.
in A thousand Circassans had come into
ell Russian camp.
a The Times Paris correspondent descril
ey the aspect of affairs as so somber as to Just
e. the renunciation of all hopes of peace. F
OF thousand more troops had armed at Narseill
as Among the passengers by the Africa is
al Earl of Southesk. Paul Morphy is not p
songer as was anticipated.
On the 25th, the Africa passed the Brit
l., stcam frigate Curacao, bound East.