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Three Days Later From Europe
ARRIVAL, OF THE FULTON.


Npw YoHK, March 2O.-The steamer Fulton
arrived to-day, She left Southampton early
on the morning of the sth, and brings London
papers of the 9Th, and Liverpool ofthe 9Th;
AZ the latter place, generally, Cotton had
declined | t-le(GlM the heaviest decline
being on low grades sales of the three days,
Ia. 600 bales. Flour dull and easier, but not
quotable lower. Wheat quiet at ss.9d, al Os.;
white, 10s.6d.@l2s Corn declined .tg6d.i
yellow, 32s sd. .@33s.6d. Beef quiet holders
offering freely. Pork steady. Bacon quiet.
Lard firm at Cos. .@6ls Choice Sugar quiet.
Coffee dull. Rice quiet. Spirits Turpentine
steady at 36s. Ashes dull.
The steamer Bohemian, from Portland, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th.
In the House of Commons, on Monday,
during an incidental discussion ofthe question
of the annexation of Savoy, Mr.. Fitzgerald
expressed an earnest hope that Parliament
would enter a solemn protest against that
measure, and Roebuck inveighed bitterly
against the Emperor, accusing him of breach
Oftreaties.
Irish papers deny the truth of the recent
reports that Piccolomini was married lately
at Dublin
The picturesque marine terrace erected to
the late Lord Murray on spur of Castle Hill,
Edinburg, has given away, owingto defective
| foundation and became n mass of ruins.
D
| that Yesterday the Minister of the United
| States presented his letters de credence.
/ The Constitutionnel publishes an article cx-
planning the French policy in Italy. In mem
| tioning the solution proposed in the message
of NJ Thouvenal the Constitutional says II it
is not Sandman solution it is an Italian one
! Sardinia will possess in Tuscany an ally who
/ will aid her to overcome the opposition of
| Naples and Rome, in order TO constitute the
/ Italian nation, with the concurrence of all its
nationalities, and not an italian Kingdom,
absorbing everything, without considering
the essential differences, opposing interests
and the distrusts of Europe.
The Paris Timess correspondent says there
is n rumor that military men and soldiers
now on leave are to join their regiments as
soon as possible. The Imperial Guard Is not
to be exempted.
The Cardinals and Prelates who are mem-
bers of the Senate have presented petitions,
demanding the maintenance of the imperial
power ofthe Pope.
The correspondence of the Morning Post
have received dispatches from all parts OF
Italy. The Empelor's speech has not been
received very favorably. That the people
annexation of Central Italy to Piedmont
is fully believed by the Government of tha
country.
The Tinles's correspondence says there ha
, been a complete stagnation in the mercantile
world during the past week.
VIENNA, March 5.-The official Wiene
Zeitung will publish, tomorrow, the follow
ing programme of reforms sanctioned by TIN
r Emperor: "The Council of the Empire vii
be augmented by the nomination of two Ex
f traordinary Counsellors, selected from among
/ persons of known ability, and by the noniina
. ton of thirty-seven Ordinary Counsellors
5 chosen from u list to be presented by Pro
q vincial Diets. 'l'---t ~ -i ~ --
i "The Council of the Empire viii examin
: the Budget, control laws relating to financial
a matters, laws of general interest projects 10
f the formation Of Provincial Diets, and al
I questions submitted to its deliberation by tn
$ Emperor until the cOnvocation of the Pro
/ vincial Diets. The Emperor will complet
i the Council of the Empire by appointing
: persons of great distinction on the basis G
: population
4 NICE, March 4-On the occasion of the an
b niversary of the promulgation Of the Sar
e dinian Constitution, manifestations wer
v made by the Piedmontese party in the Italia
. Theater. A demonstration also took plac
: in the French Theater, where the populatio
h of Nice demanded the code Napoleone" an
4 the "Reine Hortense," which were performe
/. amid enthusiastic applause and shouts {
i, "Viva el Imperatorel' "Viva el Anneizonel
Il The situation of the country is very critica
q TETuAN, March 3.-Gen. Echagne has con
menced forward movement from Serall'
l. but it is not known in what direction.
ir BOMBAY, Feb. 1.-Two regiments are III
/ der orders to embark Immediately for Chin
,e The Timess city article, of March 7th, say
e although the discussion of last evening on Il
q Savoy question created disagreeable in
r preston, the English funds opened this NOR
l. ing at fractional improvement, which h
It been maintained to the close.
A known