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Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL F.THE ARABIA.

Liverpool on the l7thdnst, arrived this morn
ing. ,
A Calcutta telegram Of tee Iotn, SIMPLY
announcing the burning OF tne snip hed
Gauntlet reached England on the 10th; Com
munication between ALEXANDRIA ana hur-
racine is perfect.
The address 10 the crown, approving Ine
French commercial treaty, was agreeu 70 IN
the Lords by thirty majority
The British Government naa received
dispatch rom france declaring tne anneAa-
ton ofSavoy absolutely necessary, but stating
that the feelings OF the Sayoyards VIII De
consulted before decisive measures are taken;
Lord John Russell said the views OF England
would be forthWlth emoodled IN uispatcn
and laid before tournament so,.,-.
Lord John explained the position OF China
affairs, and said reasonable indemnity VIII De
demanded, ssd enforced II necessary, ana
hoped IT would not pc necessary 10 go 10
Pekln. ,5o,L
t20O0Ois said TO nave been pald denmark
for the concession 10 the North Atlanne Iele-
graph, Uid Greenland, &C. .d
Some English Journals are getting herce
with Napoleon on tne savoy quesIIon, wnlcn
will be settled by treaty between France and
Sardinia before the Sayoyards are consulted.
Switzerland had sent protest against the
annexation II is reported that the french
troops are under orders ior Ohamora.
Bourse closed d1ll AZ 6si;
run returns OF tne Young IN ltaiy are
overwhelmingly IN favor OF annexation 10
Sardinia.
The vote in tuscany was 366, ,OOO Tor annex
alton and $4,000 for separate Kingdom.
No steps have been taken yet.
An insurrectlon IN Naples is considered
Calcutta adylces report a further advance
in freights, and large increase in the export
duty on saltpeter. ..J
The ARABIA arrived at eight o'clock this A..
M. The ARglo-Sd1on, from Portland, arrived
at Liverpool on the 18th inst. The ,Pigo,
from New York, arrived on the same day.
The Arago arrived at Southampton on the
10th. -. n- , l.t.t...
In the Lords on the 10th, the state of Ma
pies was debated, and the Duke OF. Somerset
said that protection would be afforded to po-
litical refugees who might seek it, on board
British men-of-war in the Bay of Naples.
In the Commons Mr.. Halliburton asked if
the attention of the Government had been
directed to the fact that the Island of st.
Pierre, near Newfoundland, had been fortified
by the French? .n. d.
| Lord John Russell said that the case had
been referred to the Law officers of the
Crown, who were OF the opinion that the
French Government had not violated the
stipulations of the treaty. si ~ - SIC
Lord John Russell made some explanations
in regard to the Chinese expedition. He ad-
mitted that 1t was not desirable to proceed to
Pekin, but 1t would be unwise to say that il
should not be done if their terms were refused.
An indemnity 'should be demanded, and II
not accepted before the forces arrived 1T would
be insisted upon. a.
A general debate ensued, in which Mr..
Bright and others strongly condemned the
policy Of MIR. Russell: @E ~
Lord Palmerston defended Mr.. Bruce, and
said England would never have endured his
submitting to the indignities which th'
American Minister had met with. He be
lieved that the Emperor OF China was pre-
pared to give an apology for the Peih9 affair