Arrival Of The Arabia

Holifax, July 10. The royal mail stoMnsbip Arabia, Captain Stoiiü, froiu Liverpool, June 30th, via Queenston. July lt, arrived at this port, en route for Ëoaton. Caribaldi coniinued Lis preparations for a now govcriKjiuuf. The Sgitntion at Naples had increased. Most iiiiiaiijumtorv proclamations h:id been issiiod by tlie CcnLrnl llevolutionary Committee, oalling uuou the poople to riso. TLo French mbnsadar had bees seriouüly uialiroaU-d. iu the. streets oí' Xaplcs. li v:is siippesuJ by uiembers of the anti itciunn party, lic waa beatcn sciiieliis.s. The co!inin..sii)!iür3 of llie 12 districts '■ of Naples W'Te simultaiieously attaekod and piliaged on tlia "ith, the archives i burnt, und the ágenos hanrderd. Naples was pivj'aijai'd in a state of aicge, and street assemblages had been prohibited. The Governino:;t had yiolded to tho energetic deinandsof the Anierieac and' Sardiuian Ministers, and ordered the release of tho two captured vessels, their crews ' and papsengers. The American sloop of war Iroijuois went to Naples specially to assist tlie American Minister in his representations. It is coufiïmed that the King of Naples had gnuited a new liberal constitution on the terina already published. The tri-colored flags had been inaugnrated in a formal mauner on the public buildings, palace, and war-vessels and saluted by foreign ships of war. The new Neapolitan cabinet bad been completed. Oommander Spinali is President of the Couuci! ; Coramauder Martiuo is Minister of Foreign Afiairs; Senor Manna Minister of Finance ; and Marshal Lestucci Minister of War. The Neapolitau Government continued its preparatious for bostilities. The proclaiuatiou of reforms not appoaring to give satisfaction, England and Austria have asseuted to th? proposed conferenco on the Flanee Swiss qiustion. The lattcr protesta against tlie admission of Sardinia. Gkeat Biutai.n - The proceedings of Parliameut are unimportant. Notice had been givon in the Oominons of a resolution whieh would bring to a direct issue the question of privilege raised by the House of Lords, iu rcjecting the paper duty. Fkanck. - The rumora of a contemplated French loan of L20,000,000 are offi cially contradicted. The prohibition against tbc publicatiou of Episcopal pastorals in tho French press bas been withdrawn. The JJourso was very dull. Rentes closed at C8f 55c. Spain. - It is ssertcd that in confurmity witb legal aijvice, Count JVlontaícmh,.rr. nn,I Xcn iernando havo cancelled the renunciation of their pretenaious to the Spanish Throne, signed by them when prisoners at Tortosa. Kome. - It was reportod tbat the Papal G-OPernment was about to graut refonns. J. fiero were frequent riots betwccn the troops and citizuns of' Porugia. Sardinia. - The Sardinian Chamber of Daputies had voted new loans by 215 against 3. Austria. - A Convention had boen sigued betweeü Austria, England and the Porte for a stib-inarine telegrafdi hctween E agua and Alexandria. R.ssiA. - It was believed tint the new Ilussian loan iu London would prove a failure. The Applications werc liglit, and the lists wero to bo closed on the aotii uit,