New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
THE LATEST BY THE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, MONDAY, Ap1l -, ISOi.
The Arabia has 50 passengers for Boston aud f5,097
in specie.
Oar Liverpool dispatches via Queenstown say she
took Gl3,5OO.l
ENGLAND
Ia the House of Lords on the l9tb Lord Ellenborough
asked if the Government was doing anything toward
reconeiling the question between the King of Italy
and the Pope
Lord Wodehonse aaid that the Government was
engaged in negotiations whatever, their policy beng
not 10 interfere In Roman Catholic questions.
The Italian question in general was debated.
The French occupation Of Rome was depored and
the prospect OF collision between Austria and Italy
deprecated by oil the speakers in the House OF Com
mons. Harvey Lewis, the newly-elecied member lor
Mayebone in the place of Edwin James, took his
seat. .
Various matters were debated. Lord John Russell
stated thai The British CUnrul-Generni OF Japan ana
the other foreign Minister'S with the exception OF the
American Consul, had LIT Yedo to be protected by
81 ips Of war in consequence Of an ntmotion baylng
been used toward them, which the japanese Govern
ment had not endeavored TO check.
4 report that President Lincoln was dead was
extensively circulated ia England.
American news is aDXioGsy looked for.
The London 1ts edi orally relteraies hopes for the
mantenance of peace and thinks still possible that
the war; ke intent OF President Lincoln NAV not be
carried on into civil war. One OF It's articles con-
cndes w fellows:
I'VE would rather hope that the good sense Of the
Americans Fgd the peaceful counsels Of this country
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been too far carid. As long as the two sections OF
the Union refrain from ho,lilties il would be the
hight OF arrogance and folly 10 interfere, but when
the soil and seas OF tie Sow World are likely to be
stained with blood foreign nations may surely rsmons
trate in the Of humanity
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent Of THE DaHy News SAYS
that Rlstia has informed France thai in consequence
of the events at Warsa il will be impossible to Join
the French in any for the settlement Of the
Eastern question The alleged for thu is that
Rnssa regards France accomplice in the Polish
disturbance.
Several heavy failures are reported in Marseilles,
with extensive labiltIes.
TIE Bourse was animated and higher. Rentes
closed on tie 18th al 6si 3Jc..
4 pamphlet by Duke Aumale has been published
10 Paris in response TO Prince Napoleon late attack
the Orleans family. 1t very bitter, and created
great sensation. IL was seized oy the Government
ITALY
Gsribaldi had taken his seat in the Italian Parlia-
menl and business temporarily Suspended by ap-
planse.
The action Of the Ministry in disbanding the South
ern army ard the taken for lts reorganza-
ton were debated. Garbaldi made speech 80 yi0-
lent that il excited tumut in the Chamber. He made
Offensive allusions TO the Ministry, against which
Count Cavour protested. Tie President OF the Cham
Der put on bis hat, and tho sitting supended for
a brief interval. G.ribaldi, in resuming, spoke with
more moderation. He defended bis comrades in arms,
and raid the formation of three divisions Of volunteers
IA decreed not sufficient for the national arna-
ment.
Gen. Bixio made a conciliatory speech.
Count Cavour said he accepted the words Of con-
citation.
Galibadi explained the several facts alluded to by
Count Cayonr, and expressed his belief that Count
Cavour loved Italy He designated the French army
az the enemy Of Italy, because II occupied Rome.
On the l9th Gaibaldi was again received IN the
Chamber with loud applause.
discussion took place on the organization OF the
Ministry.
The war excitement of the previous day had sub
sided Words OF concord between Count Cayour and
Gen. Bixio apIlauded by ALL and Ga.ibaldi eN-
pressed himself satisfied.
An attempted reaction had broken out In Calabria,
whittier the troops bad been dispatched.
The Town OF Nonara bad been delivered from the
Bourbon ians.
Continued Austrian movements on the Po near Fer
rera, recorded.
An attack ON Sardinia was considered possible, COM
mencng with the inva ion of the Duchy Of Modena,
which would lot be nfractlon OF the Nllla,ranca
treaty.
POLAND.
Warsaw adyices say that matters are daily growing
WORSE and il feared the exasperatlOn OF the pco-
pie would lead to fresh disturbances The rigorous
measures taken had not inundated them.
Prince GJrclakof hadaDuounced that Official comInu-
nicati,ns would be made explaining the extent Of the
concessions granted.
Troops were bivouacked in the public squares.
The Russian force Poland is TO be raised to 100000
men.
The CorrespondeNcia AutograDhia says the Gov
eminent will accept the annexation OF 81, Domingo
soon rs il is confirmed by Of the people if
foreign Power protests against 1t.
AUSTRIA.
The Hungarian Chamber of Deputies had been def
nj ely constituted, aud held its first sitting.
The President, in his opening speech laid stress on
the equality of rights of all citizens and uaonses IN
Hungary.
TURKEY.
Turkish vessels blockading Albania had captured
brig under the .onlan flag loaded with munitions of
war.
Omer Pacha was appointed Generalissmo Of The
army.
INDIA.
Bombay letters to March 9th ere received. News
generally an'icip ipated.
The whole of the Madras Presidency il now border
ing on famine.