The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-10
European Intelligence.

The latest dates from Europe indicate a con tinuation of warlike rumors slight advance in the price of cotton. Breadstuffs and provisions firm
 NEw YORK, Feb .l5.-The America arrived at Halifax at II o'clock last night She was detained in her passage by encountering bos- terOus weather
 he war rumors continue. Letters from Paris speak of great activity in warke prepa- ratlons and the general opinion was that mo- mentous crisis in continental affairs has ap- preached.
 The English Government is reported as exert ing itself for peace, and on the attitude of this Government it was believed that the question of peace or war depended
 The Princess Frederick William, of Prussia, daughter of Queen Victoria has given birth to son, causing great rejoicing in Prussia and much satisfaction in England
 The advlces by the China mail confirm the previously reported short supplies oftea
 Hon. Wm B. Reed, the United States Com missioner to China had sailed on board the U. S. irlgate Minnesota, en route for home, via h. dia
 GREAT BRTAlN-The approaching session of Parliament was looked forward to with unusual interest, hopes being entertained that explana- ions will be made which whtch will end to modify existing suspense.
 The English Government had contracted with three large iron companies, to furnish sixty eight pounders as fast as they can be cast
 Forged bills of exchange were in circulation in London to large amount They purport to be drawn by the Barbadoes Branch, Colonial Bank, on the parent establishment, and it is supposed that they were manufactured at New ! ork. 1t was estimated that Gl5, 900 worth of these drafts had been issued and were in circu- lation
 The demand on the cavalry was so urgent that the Government had given orders for the immediate purchase of a number of nine year
 SiXty-two war transports will be ready at loulon on the lst ofmarch The supplemental corps of surgeons engaged in the military hos pltals at Paris and Marseilles, had been order cd 10 be ready for active service on short notice. letter from Grenoble speaks of the continued arrival of troops and the formation of army corps in the Al ps
 It was reported that Pensigny is likely to be Ambassador to England, and lis reappointment is regarded as a sign of peace.
 At the Paris bourse on the 18th ult, the an- nouncement of LeNord of commander-in- chief being appointed for the Piedmontese army, and the rumor of an instruction at Ra- venna, had increased the Aatness. IrALY.-The king of Naples was at Naples, with improving health.
 The Grand Duke of Tuscany has refused to accede to Austras request, regarding the ex- change of Tuscan for Austrian troops.
 The Prince of Wales is to visit the king of Sardinia in the Spring
 The British Government had addressed note to Sardinia in very friendly but very earn est terms, strongly deprecating the war policy
 Modena hadsent 300 men to watch the Piedmontese frontier.
 La Opinion, of Turin, says that the alliance with France was made quite distinct from the marriage of Prince Napoleon The marriage strengthens the bond of amity If France is to intervene for the Independence of Italy, it is because her interests induce her, independent of this alliance.
 AUSTRIA The Emperor of Austria, in an interview with the Directors of the National Bank, said that the Government could count with certainty, in case of need, on the strenu- ous support of the entire population of Germa- n.y. but assured them of his confidence in speedy arrangement
 Considerable agitation existed throughout Poland and Hungary Toe fermentation at Galacia was such that 80,000 troops were con- contrated along that frontier to provide against an outbreak.
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