New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.

The steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool March 70,
and Queenstown March 81 arrived at this port Lass
night
Tne following is her latest news:
MADRID, March 2l.-The difference between the
Minister for Foreign Affairs and the French Embassa-
dor has been satisfactorily arranged.
SoUIHAMProS, Thursday March 2l.-Ihe Pera,
mails has brought T. 900 bales raw sik value fllo-
600 On the 10th, Gibraltar exchange on London WAS
quiet at 50a50i. AT Lisbon, the Opposition were
perseveug In their attempt TO overthrow the Ministry
MILAN, March 81, lS6l.-The Persererah=d asserts
that the Priests exercising pressure on the Pope,
with the object Of inducing him TO proceed to Venice
B,Iegarde is now i'll Vienna conducting negotiations
TO that effect 1t would appear however, that Austria
fears the responsibility which such sep might IN
volye.
VIENNA. March 2l-The elections Of the Provincial
Diet have everywhere resulted in the return OF Lib
al meInbers TIE city of Vienna has elected the fol-
lowing candidates Baron Schmerling, almost unani-
mously; NJ. CiuItinda, jew, and edltor oil the Dsc
DeutscAe Post NJ. Grsndz, Protestant; DIR. Muhl-
field barriser and DIR. Berger, the counsel who de-
Tended Rinchter.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2l.-The Journal de Sc.
Pters urg of to-day, says the report spread by sew
era foreign journals that OF the Great Powers
had proitered advice to the Russian Government IN
reference to the disturbances at Warsaw, are totally
untounded The B0rscH Ze,tang announces that the
prohibition to export import government credit
notes or treasury bills has been removed Telegraph
dispatches received from the Provinces state that the
Imperial manifesto pr0caiming the emancipation OF the
sers has been everywhere received with enthusiasm.
PARIS, Wednesday The debate on the Address
WAS continued to-day In the Corps Legislatf. =
NJ. Mallard, the Government Commissioner, opposed
the amendment of Jules Favro relative to the ad-
mnisrat of Algeria. The amendment was rejected,
and paragraph IL agreed to.
and Nice was then discussed. Count Debocque ex-
planned the motives which decided the annexation one
Of which be said was the anti-Cathohc policy OF
Piedmont.
NJ Ludonis said he shared the feelings of satisfaction
EXPRESSED by Count Debocque account of the annex
alton but be vu0icated the policy OF Piedmont, which
was 40 unusy attacked and contested the reproach OF
iueliOion. He supported the policy OF Piedmont In
italy, which responded 10 the national sentiment and
would lead to the establishment Of Italian nationality
either by confederation unication Never be said,
had Piedmont acted mgatefuly toward France. Italy
and Piedmont will never forget the generous deeds OF
Frapce-the two nations will be always sisters.
Paragraphs Is and - were agreed to.
On the paragraph rela ing to Syria, VI. Nugent Lam
rent lamented the feeling OF dsrust which was preva.
lent In England. lie admitted that the French troops
had not left Syria the date first hxed but IT waa
only because tranquility was not reestablished. En-
gland was wrong IN supposing that the oplest OF inc
occupation to deprive her OF the route 70 Iho-
The French, he said occupied Syria merey "oin w"
tives OF humanity.
Al. Baroche said the whole world was in favor OF the
manten ance of the protection by France OF the Cns
tory France he said intends completely 70 uihi her
mission. He expressed hope that the nternaiionss
commission would soon accomplish the mission, and
ssd there was no reason for attacking any otner ns-
| lion ON account of this question. >,
psrngraphs 30 u and - were then adoPedt.
| AZ GlIaun declared that the Government would
snegeiicay carry on the expedition IN Cochin china
;n 81 ,up amepdmets by Mn. Thouvenel and LIEUT. in
favor O. the King of Naples
The Chamber then adjourned. f
TuRIs. Wednesday--ll: 80 P. M.-Count Csvour hss
been utrusted by the King with the formation Of a
new Cabinet.
Turin Thursday.--The Opnone believes that thu
Ministerial Crisis will result in modification and not
in an entire change In the Ministry. Count Cavour
will be intrusted with the formation Of new Min
istry.
QuEEssrows, March 2.-Gen. Gorcbakof has de-
cided that the old Professors Of the University which
was suppressed in 1880 shall form part of the Council
of Public Functions This measure is said 70 have
produced excellent effect. As the Municipal
| Council elected by the citizens Of Warsaw shall be
| nominated, b will replace the Commitese al PUBLIC
Safety, which has rendered such good ssrvicss>