Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
LATE NEWS.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
PARLIAMENT DussOLyEu.
War Isu

| HALIFAX. April 90 The Royal Mail steam
ship Arabia. Captain Stone, from Liverpool
ON Saturday the 9th inst. arrived ct Halifax
at 10 A. NJ. TO day. Her sdvices are one
week later and important
The Arabia passed the Asia for Liverpool
on the morning Of the 10th, and the Niagara
for Liverpool on the afternoon Of the ith
Lord Derby announced ia the House Of
Lords On the 4th, the intention 10 dissolve
Parliament. He severely attacked Lord
John Russel1s course, and characterized Lord
Palmerston's recommendation that Rnssell's
amendment be accepted by the Ministers as
direct insult.
On the 9th. Palmerston defended himself
from the imputation cast upon him by Min
| listers. 70 which Sir J. Packirgton replied,
and reiterated the assertion that Pslmerston
| had made = direct threat that il the Crown
exercised its right to Dissolve Parliament,
the House might refuse the supplies
| On the Sth, D'Israeli stated that it was his
intention to pay off 81, ,OOO, 600 Of exchequer
bills falling due in Nay, and he did not con-
template there would be ssy necessity Of
borrowing for that purpose.
In the House Of Lords, on the Sth, the
Earl Of Malmesbury said he hoped to make
. statement to the House before the proro-
CATION which would show that government
had done all 1t could to preserve the peace
Of Europe.
In the COmmOns, Lord PalmerstOn had
given notice Of . question respecting our
foreign relations and the affairs of Europe,
but at the urgent request Of Mr.. DIsrael,
he postponed it. The latter announced that
| ia day or two he would make staten ept
on the subject.
The movement of troops and war mate
ria, in France continues on a large scale.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald says that about % 900 men are on
| their way to reinforce the armyat Lyons
The Paris correspondent of the Times
writes that the question Of peace or war is
still left to conjecture. Piedmont Jmanifests
no intention of dissrming, while Austria in
sists upon that step ~ preliminary cOndi
tion to the Congress The feeling that war
is inevitable prevails at the French For.
eign Office. snd is shared by some Of the
highest functionariss.
Count Cavour has reported that he could
at any time apply the match to the mate
rial Of conhagration at his command and
force France to join them.
The Daily Ners correspondent says or.
ders have been sent to Toulon that 6S ves-
sells which have been long preparing there
should be ready to put to sea at days no
tice. if required. Eight vessels have also
been ordered at once from Brest to TOulOn.
All Marseilles vessels in the Adriatic are
returning hcme, considering those waters
unsafe and that freights at Trieste were not
to he had.
Advices from Milan state that the follow
ing order Of the day was posted in the bar
! racs in that town:
Austrian Soldiers: The Emperor calls
you around his banners to beat down. for
the third time, the pride Of Piedmont. to
expel from their den those fanatics who de-
stroy the tranquility Of Europe. Advance
against the enemy who have always fled
before you Remember the victories of As
and 40 Remember Navarro, where your
foes were dspeled and annihilated. Let
our watch word be Viva Emperor Tour
Our Rights Forever.
LArEsr-The Vienna correspondent OF
the Times telegraphs:
vienna, Friday Evening-The long ex.
pected cricis is at hand A corps Of 10000
men goes from this city to Italy tomorrow
and the following day another corps Of co.
600 men is to be assembled here. A reserve
corps Of 10, 900 men will be placed in Bohe-
mia aud Moravia.
SARDINIA.
The London Morning Post publishes a
long and important memorandum presented
by the Sandman government to that Of
Great Britain on the condition of Italy. 1t
points out the change by which the danger
Of war and revolution may be warled off
aud the Italian question temporarily solv-
ed Ii is now asserted that Count Covour
is anything but satisfied with the result Of
his trip to Paris, and has lost confidence in
the fulfillment of his hopes
ITALY.
The correspondent of the Times at Rome
says the general opinion there is that Con-
gress will simply delay the war but cannot
prevent it. because it will not effectuslly
settle the Italian question. 1t is confident
" stated that neither the Papal government
nor the King Of Naples will send represen-
tatives to the Congress.
The Bombay mail Of March l 9TH reached
England ON the 9th.
Tanti Topee and other leading rebels were
hiding under false names
The soundings taken by the steamer Cy-
clops in the Red Sea, for the Indian tele-
graph, were successful.
BY way Of Russia it is reported that a
famine was prevailing in the southern part
Of China.
Australian papers with correspondence
from Melbourne to Feb. 10th. are received,
nr. -,
kilograms
New gold fields Of fair promise had been
discovered near Melbourne.
There was much activity in the shipment
of gold. Over a million sterling was en-
route 10 England.
The fight between Tom Savers and Pad
dock for the championship Of England, came
of on the 5th. Over thousand persona
witnessed it. After series Of rounds. oc-
cupying IL l-2 minutes. Sayers was de-
clared the victor thus retaining the cham