, 1860-04-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Three trays Later from Europe.
.IFafrs Ia EaEiaaa, France. L9aly. spafu,
nnftssriand, Il .sfrfa, sfetfs and Turkey.


NEw Yonk, April a7:-The steamship Africa
arrived early this tnorain :, with European dates
10 the l4th.
ExGLASp.-The English news IS unimportant.
According to tile London Chronicle, good rela-
tions between France .and England are fully
restored.
a bill is to be introduced in Parliament max
ing the Red River settlement one Of tie ordi-
nary colouics Of the Crown.
The advance Of the rate Of interest by the
Bank Of England had rather favorable intlu-
euce on tue Funds.
Rumors wore current in Liverpool on the 18th
that Aeenan and Sayers fought on Saturday.
is supposed the esent will come Oft on the 1Glh.
FnAScE-The bishop Of 0rleans had refused
CARDINALS hat.
1t wrs rumored that Persigny will have the
French Foreign Department and Thourenal the
The French Legislature had before them q
bill permitting raw materials to bo imported in
ioretgn vessels at the same duty as il French
resstIs.
The Bank Of France lost 000, 900 francs,
cash, during the month, The Dourse was firm
ut 1uf. 2oc.
1t is stated that the French Cabinet is about
to addFess memorandum to tie eiaEcrs ot the
IEeaty OF lblj, showing that the ANNEXATION Of
Saroy does not virtually dsprlrc Switzerland
| Of her stF.tigeticat position, neither does it
make my dsDEers put forward before hand by
| the Federal Council.
fTALr.-A great manifestation tonk place at
| Rome on the lal. in commemoration Of the
| l'ope's return in l550.
The Calumet Of the new Italiun Kingdom is to
be composed OF three from Piedmont, two from
Romagna, mud one each from Tuscany, Lombar-
| dy and Molena.
| The King Of Sardinia on his Central italian
tour, will visit the Legations.
| There are conflicting accounts relative to tue
insurrec:lun spreading, and great agitation at
Naples, where 4 temporary pnnic has prevailed.
srAI:--Spain was Tranquil. The rumored
| capture Of Count Monsnlutin and his brother
lacks confirmation.
advices from Madrid state that Senor Carrion.
| the insurTectionist, had been shut. Ortcgas'
| trial had been commenced.
Swl1zEKLaSD.--1t is siated from Paris that
| pretenti0ns raised by Switzerland and that I'LL
that had been stated Of my political mode OF
solution was premature. The Swiss Fedora!
| Council Of the la.1I, despatched note to The
Powers, which states that as Switzerland had
not bcoH consulted m the occasion Of the vote
Of Saroy. she protests against any violation
Of her rights which may result from such note.
The Swiss Federal Council is said to have or.
dered MI the troops coryoked for exercise Oh
| the a5th to return 10 their ho1nes
ArsrR1A 1t was scid Francis Joseph was
about to visit the Queen Of England.
| Ihefe are futuofS a. VI Jenna OF negotiations
for an aliia.ce between Austria, Prussia and
England.
tbs Duke Of Drahant was ut Constantinop,e
mad reported to be ntg,tiating for the p1r
chase ot the Island Of Candia for forty millions
francs.
S1ciLI.-Pae mo was III Il state Of siege. The
| combat there was very bloody, 1t Is sa,d thu
monks fought With desperation. Several were
Killed and many arrested
The resurrection TT Palermo aud Messina VA:
Suppressed. At the latter p nee the conIict was
severe. The Governor threatened to bombart
tue city, but the inhabitants ouly yielded OF
obtutniuy promise that the police, t e priuci
pal ca,,sc Of irritation, Shonld be removed.
The army in Sicily was to be augmented II
30 600 men. The insurgents are said to numbe1
1U,J0li Well armed men.
Frerch war steamer which touched ut Mes
SIM, s'ys 1hat on the night Of the Sth, the fir,
Of guns was lnces:ans.
A letter from Naples s1ys the conflict at Pa
lermo WIS vers bloody, must Of tho insurgent
having perishcd ut the Barracks.
TrRkEY-The Sultau had recalled Omar Pash:
from exile. md would appoint him commando
OF the armT at NomcIi,.