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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Arabia.

@no hvos ImPoftdue portl0n OF the proceed
ipgs OF the English Parliament Of the I'd and
30 inst. has been published, viz: The refusal
OF LORD John Russell to lay before the House
the correspondence touching Savoy, and the
defeat OF the Government on minor question.
Lord John Russell defended the British Con-
sui at Tsngiers from the charge Of having
aided the Moors, and stated that he had pur-
sued strictly neutral policy.
In response to the inquiry, Lord John Rus
sell said the Government had no reason to sup
pose that warlike preparations were going for
ward on an extraordinary scale in France.
The Government had earnestly endeavored to
prevent renewal Of hostilities, now that the
Congress was not likely to meet, and had re-
ceived the most satisfactory assurances. The
rahfcation OF the new commercial treaty would
be exchanged at Paris on the 4th,
Dr. Todd, the eminent physician and physi-
ologist, is dead.
ffones--Rumors were current that the Cha
Ions camp would soon be re-established. The
t'atr1e pronounces as false the statement of an
approaching departure of tho French troops
from Rome. The same journal says II appears
certain that the question of annexation to Cen.
tral Italy will be subordinate at the result of
universal suffrage. All the Powers are agreed
as to the propriety of that measure, the early
application Of which will positively make
known the state Of public opinion in Italv,
Rentes closed frm on the 3D. at 87f. s5c.
Prince Latour do Auvergne Is ordered to
prolong his stay at Turin some time after the
arrival OF Baron Talleyrand, to support coun-
sells Of moderation, which Napoleon had or
dered him to submit to Cavour.
Inc French army is to be considerably re-
dueed,. and the policy of the Emperor tends
more than ever toward peace.
ita.y.-An affray occurred at Anoons, be-
tween the Pspal ChasSeurs and artillery mon
on one side, and gensdarmss on the other
three hundred Of the former were said to be
under arrest, Of whom about forty were
wounded.
The Maz1ini party waa said to be active at
Rome.
General Gordon had taken measures to pre-.
vent any manifestation.
An address from tho town of Perugia, CON-
tanning SIX hundred and nine signatures, had
been sent to Napoleon.
r'a-Kossuth had suddenly disappeared
rom London, and 1t was thought he had gone
to Hungary.
An address Of the Hungarian Protestant
ASSOCIATION says the national movement will
resemble an avalanche. Hungary will de-
Austria.
Austria is said to be directing more troops
toward Tyrol, Venice and Hungary,
The Globes Paris correspond ent saws Il was
generally understood that France and England
were about to make Q Joint summons 10 Austria
70 desist from sending troops into the Marshes
OF Ancona, and to evacuate Venics at the ear .
Lest period, and accept such indemnity as Italy
is now ready to offsr.
Spasn.-AnOther corps is being got ready for
morocco, to DO commanded by Conchs. Re.
haDle accounts say that the Moorish regular
army had not yet been brought out.
The division Is said to number over sixty
battle.
The object of the Moors was said to be to
draw the Spaniards into the interior.
South Amerioa.-The Brazil mail of January
had reached Lisbon.
There is no political news of importance.
The expectation Of coffee from Rio to tho
United States since the departure of the pre-
vious mail had been lis ,529 bags. The stock on
hand was 10000 bags. The price of good
first-rate was e-1OO@6. 800 reis.
Liverpool, February 4-P M.--Cottou sctive
and buoyant; very full prices are obtained
Sales to-day $4,000 bales, including 5000 on
speculation and for export
Breadstuffs and Provisions unchanged.
London, February An The Australian
mail has arrived.
Several of the Paris journals seem to con-
slider the annexation ofSavoy nearly the same
as concluded.
Paris February 4--Tho con gent of 1859
is to be reduced from lao 900 to 100 900 men,
Turin, February 3-The journals of this
day publish an Austrian ordinsnce concern
Ing the enlistment of volunteers for the Nea.
poltan army.
Sardnian officers have left for Bologna to
organize the army.
Arrests continue in Venice to an alarming
extent, which spreads terror among the inhab-
itants.
London, February 4,--Ths Morning Post,
which has tho credit Of being the organ Of
Lord Palmerston, has conspicuous editorial
upon the policy of England and France on the
Italian question. II says: eve announced at
the beginning Of the year that virtual sli-
ancc had been effected between England and
France for the settlement Of Italian affairs.
We expressly stated that the two Governments
bound themselves by no treaties, but their
agreement was tho result Of the force of cir
cumstanccs and the dictation Of public opin-
ion. This alliance, every day drawn closer,
already begins to produce evident and tangi-
bio CONSCIOUSNESS. 1t is now formally deter
mined that no Intervention shall take place in
Italy and the people shall bs left to their own
devices. It is therefore agreed that the States
Of Central Italy shall dispose of themselves.
Fresh elections arc to be held, and the Assem-
blies resulting from the popular choice are TO
decree the annexation Of their constituents to
the Sandman Kingdom. Tho French troops
are to be Withdrawn from North Italy and
from Rome at an early opportunity. tits no
secret that Austria, having regard to the West
ern alliance and her own serious difficulties,
has given up all hopes Of retrieving her posi-
tion and influence In Italy, and not only
shsaths her sword, but puts It aside. An at
tempt will be made to Induce her to grant re-
forms In venetis, Of which she Is still left
mistress"
The Rss adds that the stubbornuess Of tho
Pope bids fair to deprive him of the whole Of
his temporslitiss.
Naples groans under Q heavier tyranny than
evor, and the cries Of Venice are loud enough
to strike our ears, however we may shut them.
The italian question, then, being likely to
take still larger proportions, our beat, safest
and most beneficial policy is that Of strict
line Of duty, by which at this time last year
We might have prevented war, and by which
ws may now guarantee the peace of Europe.
That line Is, "No foreign Intervention, but
Italy for tho Italians"
The steamer Esropa, from Boston, arrived
st Queenstown st noon on the 4th inst.
Tho Woo WAS TO eRiI on thu 9Th inst fo,.