, 1859-04-21
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One Week Later from Eurepe
PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED.
WAR IMMlNENT,

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WAR IMMINENT.
H111tAx, April eo-The Royal Nail steana-
nhip Arabia Captain Stone. from Liverpool on
Saturday. the 9th inst, arrived ut Halifax at 10
l. N. to-day. Her adyiccs are one week later,
and important.
The screw steamship North Briton, from Port
land esth ul, arrived at Liverpool on the 7th
inst
The screw steamship pitv. Of Washington,
from New York 18th ult., also arrived at Liver-
pool On the Tth. -. "E'
The screw steamship Etna, from New York
the asth, was off Liverpool when the Arabia
took her departure.
The steamship Fulton, which lcft Southamp-
ton on the 9Th for New York took out the news
that the English Ministry had DECIDED 10 dissolve
Reform question. No date had, however, been
fixed for CARRYING their resolve into effect, up to
the sailing Of the Asnba- The country was
flooded with addresses of members to their con-
stituents.
The E7, ,o0oto 900 India loan bud been finally
passed.
THE continental adyices are very warlikc and
threatening.
The latest adyices from Vienna say the crisis
is at hand. Great bodies Of Austrian troops
are on The move for Italy. -,s..t
Thepa is also great nctiyny in the French
Ths Pasis Bourne wts much depressed and the
Rcn,es had declined oMc per cent in the last two
days
The ship Grey Oak. from London for New
York, had been abandoned Ut sen. Her crew
were picked up and taken to Liverpool by the
City Of Washington.
Passed the Afin for Liverpool on the morning
Of the 10th, and the Niagara for Liverpool on
the evening Of the l4th.
Lord Derby announced in the Lords on the
L. Al,
severely attacked Lorl John Russc!is course,
and characterized Lord l'almerston's rcco.l-
mendatlun that kusselfs amendment bc nccept-
ed by the ministers, US direct insult.
On tue 9th, Pa!merstou defended himself FROM
the inputations cast upon him by ministers, to
which Sir J. Packington replied, and reiterated
the assertion that Faiucr>ton had made d.
rect threat that if the crown exercised its right
to dissolve Parliament. the House might refuse
the supplies.
On the stb, Disracli stated that it was his
intention 10 pay of 4a,ove.o0o 81 c1chequer
bills falling due in May, and he did not con1erl-
plate tLcre would not be any necessity Of bor-
rowing for that purpose. In the Lords on the
Sth Earl Malmesbury said hc hoped to make
statement to the House before the prorogatiun
which would show that the government had
done oil it could to preserve the peace Of Eu-
rope.
in the Commons, Lord Pamerston had given
notice If II question respecting our Foreign rclu.
tlons, and the affairs Of Europe; but, ut the
urgen. request Of Mr. D'isracli, lie postponed it.
The latter announced that, in duy or two, he
would make statement on the subject
The trial Of the members Of the P!sunix Club
Mt Belfast Lad resulted i'll the disagreement und
discharge Of the jury.
Latest Consnls closed in London, ut ] p. Ill.
9th, e4a.
Earl Malmcshury's remarks arc construed into
m admission that there is no hope for peace.
Fpa% cr-Tha t,nr nf md
material in France continue on IL large scale.
The Paris correspondent Of the LOrdun Her.
azd says that about s5, 900 men are on their way
to reinforce the army Of Lyons,
The Paris correspondent Of the 1tm.s writes
TINT the question of pence or war is still left IL
conjecture.
Piedmont manifests ns intention Of disarning,
while Austria insists upon the step LII i prcliul.
nary condition to the Congress.
The feeling that war is inevitable, prevails at
the French foreign offices, and is slared by spnlc
Of the highest functionaries.
Count Cuvour las reported that he could nj
any time apply the mulch to the material Of con-
daEratun ut his command, and force France to
join them.
The Daily .S.,fs correspondent SAYS orders
hare bren sent to Tou1on, thut Is vessels whirh
have been long preparing there should be ready
to put 10 SEA ut DAYS notice, if required.
Eight vcssefs l,nvc also been ordered Ut once
from Brcst to Toulon.
All Nurseillcs vessels in the Adri:tic are re-
turning home, considering those waters unsafe,
and tllt freicilts ut Trieste were not IL fc had.
Adviccs from Mi!un stntr tlut the following
order Of the day WAS posted III tho barracks III
that town:
''Austrian soldiers The Emperor calls you
*around his burners to beat down, fur the third
"timc. the pride Of Piedmont. To cxpc1 frnn
"their drn those funatics who destroy thu tran
"quility Of Europe. Advance against the cncu,y
"vso j,nyc n!ways fed befnrc YOU. Remember
..the victories Of 1919 and io4.. Remember
"Nararro. where your fncs we're dispersed aud
apujl,ilated, Lit our watchwnrd be Viva
"Emueror. Our rights fnrcycr'"
The Vienna CORRESPONDENT Of tlc Ttm,s te1c-
s,raphs from, Vienna. Friday evening: .Thr long
expected crisis is ut hand 4 cnrps of 5,,,,.m
men gocs f,um this city tn Italy to-.no,ruw and
the following day unotilcs corps Of t;'.h'0 mell
is to be assembled here 4 reserve corps oi
1U,00v n,rn will bc placed in Bohemia aud Mo
rayia- Thu reserve Of the army in Italy aud u1
the CORPS ubuut 10 leave this city have been
called.
SAnn,SlA-Thc London IorniG4 j'asi pub
fishes long und important memorandum pre-
scented by the Sa,Ji;liu,, Government to tl,nt Of
Great Dritain. Oh the condition Of Italy. 1t is
dated Turin. March ISL. aud is III answer to
interpretations uf the English Government. II
points out the ch,nyc By which tf,r danger Of
war and revolution nty be varied oil, and
the Italian question temporarily solved.