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Arrival Of the Persia.

18th inst, and the Fulton reached southampton
on the 18th inst
GREAT BR1rAIH.-The London Times says
that the leading submarine cable-makors arc
willing to contract for the successful submerg
onco of an Atlantic cable, taking all the risk
of loss or damage on themselves.
The American ship Z. c. Scranton has been
slightly damaged by fire at Liverpool.
The news had been more warlikc, but ru-
mors of n reassuring character prevailed on the
18th lust, causing considerable advance in
cOnsos and slight rise on the Paris BOurse.
Consuls are quoted at 0G@061s for money and
account.
The jury in the treason trials at Tralee were
unable to agree upon verdict after belng out
twenty-five hours. Thoy were then discharged.
The Neapoitan exiles continue to attract
the public sympathy, and liberal subscriptions
are being made to fund for their benefit
Most of them are coming to England. One of
them who won't to Bristol met with perfect
ovation. The horses were taken from his car
ragc, and no was drawn through the streets
by the populace, amidst great cheering.
LONDON, March IS.-The money market is
slightly more stringent, with an increased de-
mand American securities arc unchanged.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased G2S0,000. Consuls are quoted at 90
@q6h.
FRANCE.-The Ominous silence respecting
Lord Cowley'S mission to Vienna has tended
10 increase the apprehensions of war A rumor
current that the Lyons Railway had re-
eeived orders to keep in readiness for trans
porting $4,000 men with dispatch. 1t is also
asserted that the squadron which had left Tou-
Ion would proceed to Algiers, for the purpose
Of embarking troops.
The projected Conference for examining the
recent election and proceedings in the Princi-
palities, ii is snid, has been adjourned indeiin-
itely.
There is great talk of an Army of Observa-
ton near tho Alps.
LEAVE of absence to officers and soldiers is
prohibited The Moniteur contains decree
appointing sixteen generals and thirteen col
onels. 1t also announces squadron as having
left ToulOn for the practice of the naval
maneuvers. The whole of the Sandman naves
employed on the Toulon and Marseilles rail-
ways have suddenly left for Piedmont. Tho
Emperor has pardoned, or mitigated the SEN
fences Of sevon hundred soldiers, previously
tried by Court Martial.
The correspondent of the London News says
that it is certain that Prince Napoleon will
shortly be created Viceroy Of Algicrs.
The Emperor was to review the Imperial
Guard on Sunday, the Goth inst. being the an
niversary of the entry of Napoleon lie Grand
on his return from Elba. There is some expec-
taton that he will address them.
The Moniteur's second article had had avery
Lord Cowley, while in Paris, on his return,
had an interview with the Emperor, but moth
ing definite had transpired respecting the re-
suit of his mission.
1t is reported that a secret treaty exists be-
tween the King of Sardinia and Napoleon.
The latter is said to guarantee defensive and
offensive aid against Austria, giving security
for Sardinia in any Lombardy acquisitions, on
condition Of Savoy and Nice being ceded to
France.
AUsTRIA.-The Austrian journals continue
very bellicose, and there is no abatement in
the war)ike preparations. The reassuring
rumors prevalent on the 18th inst. caused an
advance of one per cent. on the Austrian
BOurse.
1t is said that the Austrians have commenced
TO lay mines for the purpose of blowing up the
bridge over the Licini at Buffalo.
The Austrian Governor at Milan assured his
guests, at dinner party, that peace would be
consolidated.
RussIA.--Siege is being laid to Schamyl's
capital in the Caucasus. A stubborn defense
is expected.
ENGLAND.-Tho proceedings of Parliament
during the last three days have been unimpor-
tant, the members anxiously awaiting the
struggle ON the Reform Bill, which is to take
place on tho 2lst inst. The next steamer will
probably bring the result of this struggle
The Atlantic Telegraph Company was still
considering the Government offer of condi-
tiOnal guarantee toward the laying of a new
cable. One of the conditions of this guarantee is,
the surrender by the Company of the fifty years
monopoly for landing cables in Newfoundland
Another condition is said to be preparing to
carry out the project without Government aid
by Telegraph from London to Liverpool
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, March lS.-Stocks yesterday OPEN
ed dull, but in the afternoon q remarkable
change took place. Several large purchases
were made by influential buyers, causing Il
sudden advance of 2S.
Rumors are circulated that France and Aus
tria had consented to suspend or diminish their
armaments. There is no doubt entertained
that some important intelligence has been re-
ceived.
After business hours the Improvement be-
came still more decided, with further advance
of h.
Among the rumors in circulation is one ia
the effect that Lord Cowley's mission had at
tanned some important result in the interest OF
peace.
Rumors prevail of the disorganisation of the
British Cabinet.
Lord Manners, being stung by the response
Of the House to his appeal on the Church rates
question, tcndered his resignation, but was in
duoed by Lord Derby to withdraw it.
A meeting Of forty of the conservative mem-
beTs Of Parliament had sent deputation to
Premier Derby, requesting withdrawal of the
Ministerial Reform Bill. His reported reply is
interpreted by the Daily News to mean that the
moment he admitted his inability to grapple
with the reform, he virtually surrendered his
position.
ITALY.--It is stated that, in accordance with
the wishes Of the Pope, the French troops will
prolong their stay at Rome.
An American gentleman, who had received
disastrous news from home, in fit Of despera-
ton, threw himself into current Of lava at
Vesuvius. His body was almost instantly con-
sumed.
SPAIN.-The Spanish journals officially an
nounoe that full satisfaction has been received
from Mexico.
SARDIEIA.--There is no change in the con-
dition Of affairs in Sardinia.
PORTUoAL.-The Ministry has resigned. A
new Cabinet is announced, headed by the Duke
of Terceira.
RUssIA.--Russia has prohibited the export OF
horses by the European frontier
Arrival of the Northern Light and Hill
nOls.
NEW YORK, March 30.-The steamships
Northern Light and Illinois, of the California
lines, have arrived. Their advices have been
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