The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-07 00:00:00

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self of the opportunity ! Mr.II3I}IGHT appears to sarsaparilla, and 144 packages of sitridries. Her
be so enamoured of the' despotic ruler of Me dates are to Vera Crni, lth; Tampico, Ist;
Havannah, 9th ; Santa Martha. 7th; Greytown,
French, as to have persuaded himself. that his Ist; Carthageffa, llths Chagres, 'loth; Jamaica,
Imperial Majesty is acting a most disinterested 16th'; iaochl,, 12th; Dernerara, 9th'; TObagOi
part--Lthat his policy, in short, is altogether Trinidad,
St.ida Vincent,d,7;B lar. hs .M
17t,deso , th Orenadi,
Yrtinique, 12th;
policy of disinterestedness. We only wish, With etp
Australia, 13th; Tortola, 14th; and St. Thomas
one of our contemporaries, that we could- be told the 20th ult. At Vera Cruz her Majesty's
ssltoaotpesSastr:ationgear,
Savannah,
Sacrifice, . Valorous, the thuteti
what the Emperor's policy would have been if
annah, Prertek Wig Olivia,
it were interested ; for, as is well obserVed, SpaniSh brig Habana. At Havannah her Ma-
The proposed arrangement is exactly calculated jesty's steamer Racer, and the. usual Spanish
to give France everything that could gratify her (squadron.
meddling ambition. ,:It was impossible that she
could gain from an Italian war any greater,
actual accession of: territory thin these posses-
sions of the Kings of Sardinia which are now
discovered to be the French. slopes of the. Alps.
The greatest indirect advantages she could hope
to obtain were the huiniliation of AuStria, the
reduction of the Pope to u, position of mere
abject dependence, and the establishment of an
Italian Kingdom with a frontier requiting OW-
timtal protection against Austria, and too weak
to be able to protect itself. 'these are the precise
advantages which would have been coveted by
interested vice, and they are now heaped. upon
:disinterested virtue." It is for. the British
Pskliament, however, to weigh these things care-
luny-Ito estimate them thereby at their proper '
'Value-arid not to be :deceived by ail:. stch.: e'on-
Tounding of "interested vice" with disinterested
Virtue." And we believe it was that the 'oppor-
t4lllt y might be afforded of dOing this, that the
Qonservative Opposition resisted the motion for
;ffeldressito the Crown, thanking HER MAdtAY
'Tor a Treaty With the French Ernriero:r, hiS entering
iiato which, at such a moment, is doubtless a part
of his Imperial scheme -of-aggrandisement-

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()old washings had been discovered on the river
Cruices,_ but 'of no great richne&m% • '
Reports continuedcurf..nt Thai lliramon was
malting;dowit to-hetiege Vera Cruz; but there is
.no chances it is said, of success,_as the place is
ttcll prepared-for resistance.
At New Granada the revolutionary party' has
'been suppressed, except in the prOindt'aßolivar,.
where Niefo had triumphed The President; hoW-
ever, was preparing to send troops to Bceotia, to
reduce tneVrovince. •
At St. Thomas the weather-continued fine and
generally healthy, both on shore and amongst
the shipping in the harbour. The screw- steamer
Delta; from Bermuda and Halifax, arrived 'on the
19th; and .sailed again on. the 20th for the sane
places. Chili was still under martial law, but
quiet. The Indians eentptned their ravages on
the 'southern frontier: War between Peru and
Bolivar was -daily expected.
News.** Ecuador says Castilla has concluded
ttea:ty with France.; No indemnity to Peru for
cost of expedition, estimated at seven million doh'
lars.-- The provinces of Quizos and Caivelar to be
delivered to Peru at the expiintiotli or tivo years
from the 'date of the `fieety, if Ecuador cannot,
prove her right to them ; the British bondholders
are to hare other lands assigned to them. The
90,,,minvnt.of, Quito .will :not, ratify the treaty,
and 'ranee is marching troops against the capital:,
to compel its-recognition:,

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