Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA

ARRIVAL Ot The SEEA MEX PERSIA.
New YORK, April 9.-The steamer Persia,
from Liverpool, bringing via Queenstown
with adviceS to the lst uIt. has arrived.
The general condition of the markets con-
tinue unchanged
Lord Pa!merston, in speech to his const-
tuents, alverted to the American crisis, and
expressed fcrvent hopes let the al justment
be what it may, that it may be arrived at by
nmcable means.
Warlike rumOrs continued to circulate iii
Paris. having depressing effect on the
B ,urse.
The concentration Of Austrian troops in
Ienetia attracted considerable attention al
though it was asserted that the movements
were purely defensive.
1t was vaguely rumored that Lord Cowey
bad demanded from the French Government
explanations respecting the expedition to
Aby&sina, and the annexation Of some terrific.
~ at Adena.
The discussion Of the Roman question had
somewhat closed in the Italian Chambers
Count Cayour reiterated the urgent necessity
for declaring Rome the Capital of Italy, and
guaranteeing the Pope his liberty and indie
perdencc in the exercise of his spiritual
powers.
4 resolution to this effect, and expressing
hopes Of non-inLervention by France, was
adopted.
1t WAS reported thut Garibaldi's former
State officers had been ordered to proceed 10
Brescia on the 9th Of April for conference
The Emperor Of Austria has sanctioned
the political reorganization Of Transyivansa
and lis restoration to its former position in
that respect.
The Danish Government WAS making war.
like preparations for ali eventuallies.
LiNDuN, March 3I.--rhe Opiuione of Tur.
in says that the Sandman Ambassador at
L ,ndou has received Il notification from the
British Government That he will be received
and recognized rs Minister Of the Kingdom
Of Italy.
Switzerland has given notification that
if the movements OF the Austrian troops con-
:inue, orders will be ii ven Ter the coustruc-
lions of additional works to- the Qualifications
o. po!a.
Tie Swiss Federal Council ut the instance
oi Sar,iina has appointed mmissI"ners
for adjusting the affairs Of the Tianu Blsh
upric.
1t is said that 10000 Austrian troops are
in movement in Eenetla.
The Paris papers assert that the Austrian
movements on the Pc are purely defensive.
Several French editors whilst Oh an excur
sion to Venice. were roughly expelled, not
withstandins their passports had been vlsed
by Austrian officials.
Hosti;tes continue in Herzegovina between
the insurgents and the Turkish troops. The
Porte, it is said, will submit to the great
powers, before their PRONUNCIATION, the re-
FIRMS which it is intended to grant, appre-
bending that Russia might again take up.
the project of Il permanent Conference at
Corstautinople.
Bosnia is menacef with anarchy, and
Austria has forbidden the export OF arms
into Bosnia, and sent troops IL the frontier.
Advices from China say that the new
treaty has been ignored by the Mandarins
1t EUu-chow.
Lord Elyin had arrived at Trieste en- route
for England.
Observation-Disclosures Saturday.--The
Cotton market is closed on account of the holt
days
The Breadstui market is quiet. and prices
steady.
Provisions are dull
LONDON, Saturday. dull 1T 81 Gt9l2 for
money, and 9l3M9l4 Tor account.
Specie at the Bank o. England has increased
El5+ 900.