The Paris Pays says that on the arrival of
M. Earina to assume tbe Dictatorship of Par
ma a portion of the troops proclaimed fideli
ty to the Bourbon Duchess, and took posses
sion of tbe small fortress of Bardi, intending
to hold it for their sovereign, so long as a
chance of restoration.
The Pays also says a Freaob division bad
reached Parma.
Signor Albert Mario and his wife, late
Miss Jessie White, were arrested at Bologna.
Nearly 2,000 of the disbanded Swiss troops
embarked in perfeot order at Naples for Mar
seilles eo route for Switzerland.
it is paid that the Duchess of Parma had
received very favorable assurances from Zu
rich, and that she will be restored to ber for
mer position, she undertaking to grant a
Constitution on a liberal basis and adhere to
the Italian confederation.
SraiN.»~-Harveet in Spain was not so abun
dant aa was antioipated, but sufficient for tbe
consumption of the country
reply of Priaoe Gotechakoff
to the Prussian proposal for meditation is
just published, it in dated July 7. It ex
presses io general terms a desire for peace,
but insists on tb4 necessity of a Congress.—
It carefully abstains from any notice of the
basis of the proposal bv Prussia.
pRtssLa.—No immediate change was ex
pected in the health of the King.
The Prince Regent had gone to Ostend.
A Prussian journal says that Lord John
Russell bad addressed a new dispatoh to the
British Minister at Berlin, expressing a wish
for complete acuord betwoen the two Cabi
nets on all present questions of European
politics. The same paper says an under
standing between Prussia and Russia is still
perhaps more intimate.
