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EUROPEAN NEWS.
oFTHESEEAMKR CANADA
HALIPLr. Nav 90.

HALUAI, May 20.
The steamship Canada. from Liverpool. May
20 arrived here at $50 this forenoon, and sail.
ed for Boston at 10 o'clock. where she win 5s
due on Thursday.
Great BritAin.-Ths Queen held a court al
Buckingham palace the 7th. for the purpose Of
receiving the addresses on the peace question
from the House OF Lords and the House Of
Commons.
The dePutatiOns came in great state and mum.
bsred nearly 100 persons. The Queen briefly
acknowledged the addresses, and express.
ed her satisfaction at the re-establishing Of
peace on basis securing its psrminence.
Both Houses Of Parliament have recorded
vote Of thanks to the Army and Navy.
A pension Of El 900, life, would be set tied
on Gen. Williams, who is also created a Baro-
net by the title Of Sir Wm. f. Williams Of
Kas.
Lord Elgin postponed his motion Of inquiry
respecting the troops ordered to North Ameri-
ca, till after the holidays.
Lord Colchester gave notice Of motion re-
quiring Parliament 30 express lis disapproval
of the policy Of granting maratime rights so
long held, as the Congress Of Paris pledged
Great Britain to do.
To celebrate the peace the Queen has gran
led amnesty 10 political offenders. Consequent
ly, Smith o'8rien, Frost, Jones and others,
may return home. Especial exception is made
however, Of those escaped to the United States.
Lord Woodruff Under Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs appointed Envoy Extraordinary to St,
Peters6urgh.
The Lord Mayor Of London had given the u
sual banquet to the ministers. The whole tone
of the speeches on the occasion was congratu-
lstory respecting the peace. The French Am
bassadOr said nothing could sever the alliance
between FraLce and England. Lord Palmer.
ston replied, reciprOcatIng the sentiment. The
American Minister was not present, being en-
gagged at the dinner OF the oftbe Literary Fund
where he made speech.
A regiment Of German Rangers at Plymouth
had mutinied; the ringleaders we're arrested
They complained that the drill was too severe,
and that they only enlisted till the end Of the
war,
The FIVE regiments in the Crimea under or
ders for Canada are the 9th, 7th, 99th, 62nd,
and 63d, infantry, under Eyere.
France, "A bill has been introduced into the
Legislature. granting 10000 francs for the
baptism of the Imperial Prince in June.
Count SOrney has been appointed Minister
to St. Petersburgh, and Count Orloif has also
taken for him the Warazow on a lease of three
years.
Belgum.--The Senate was convOked We'd
nesday the l4ih,
Count WaleSkPs demand to muzzle the press
of Belgium created great excitement.
Denmark. Hansetowns have refused
TO adhere to the capitalization. forced by Den
mark on the Gu stiOn of the Sound Dues.
Ttaly.-Its said that collective note of the
Powers that signed the treaty of peace is about
ready to be forwarded to the Governments of
Rome and Naples, recommending the reforms.
SardinIa.-Questions relative to the Confer
ence have been put to Count Cavour, in the
Sandman Chambers.
LATER.--The new British Loan has been an
it is to be for E5,O00,O00.
Parliament had adjourned till the 10th Of
the present month.