Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-09
One Week Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA

New YORK, March 6-The Cunard steam
er Europa arrived here this evening, about
o'clock, from Liverpool, with advices to the
Goth ult
Mohammed Pacha is passenger by the
Europa.
The Europa arrived out on the 18th and
the Kangaroo on the 18th.
EHGLASD The Government was defeated
in Parliament on the second reading of the
bill to amend the liw relating to murder and
cons piracy, upon an amen ment offered by
Miner Gibson which censures Ministers
for not replying t. Count Walewskrs 1es-
patch, but processes a readiness to amend the
! law. upon due investigation. The vote was
2l5 for the ministers to 234 for Gibson's
amendment, majority of 10 against the
GJveroment. A demonstration IN Hyde
! Park against the conspiracy bill was pro-
! sed Tor the Sunday following the sailing
| of the Europa.
! The annual meeting of the Atlantic Tel
egraph Company passed of ta7orab'y.-
The additional capital asked for Sas author
lied.
The trial of the Directors Of the Royal
British Bank was still in progress.
Lord Palmerston wa granted leave in
Parliament to bring in bill to alter the
Government of India. The majority in ia
vor Of the leave was large.
! A French refugee named Bernard had
been arrested in London, charged with being
implicated in the late conspiracy.
The London Advertisers Paris cOrresPon-
dent writes that Ailsop vas 10 Paris very re-
Gently, and was frightened away by the men
aces Of his contederates, who threatened u
I take away his LIE, because he expressed
doubts respecting the success OF the dreadful
enterprise. lie has without doubt escaped
to America.
! The lamar steamer from Alexandria arriv
ed at Southampton on the 18th. She brings
tue heavy portion Of the Australian mails and
El0O, 900 ln gold.
The ludla Hjuse had received long des-
patch, but it merely adds some unimpor,ant
details to the facts already published.
The Times supports the India BILL aud the
Daily News aud Herald nave articles approx
ing 1t.
The Daily News has on indignant leader
on the treatment of English Engineers by
the Neapolitan Government, and the inac;ion
Of the British Ministry.
! The Times is glad TO pass Mr.. R)ebuck
/ OF against the vaporng French Coonels,
but protests against some OF his expressions.
The Journal dc Frankfort states that the
comm rcisl crisis 10 St. Petersburg caused
several failures with liabilities ranging from
/ $4,000 to 200 900 silver roubles. StugIitz &
/ Co. are reported To have lest largely, and by
way of conf ensatun it il said the Emperor
has permitted ,hem to export one million
gold imyerials the 10 per cent export duty
being suspended in their favor. IL seems
probable that these particulars involve great
eyaggeratJn.
Accounts received in Paris state that more
troops are required in China to carry out the
intended operations.
No more addresses from the army are to
be published in the Moniteur, or any other
paper published in France.
Oae Of the Paris correspondents Of LIE.
! NOrd says that the military addresses IN the
| Moniteur have not been the only manifesto
! tons of feeling against England on the part
( of the French colonies, some OF those honor
ed with the Order OF Bath having expressed
desire t. return their decorations. The
| Minister of War, according to lie Nord,
| speedily put a stop to these demonstrations.
| 1t is stated by the Paris correspondent Of
the Independence that at the Interview be-
tween the new Minister of the Interior md
the princi al officers in his department, he
announced that his appointment was not pro-
visonal, but that it was made to carry toto
effect the plans of the Emperor, aud that
those who could not give their entire support
to the new policy OF the Government had bet
ter resign their posts.
The correspondent Of the Times states
that, according to letters from Odessa, the
I number of Russian sailors in the Black Sea
is not to lie diminished, as the vessels Of war
are not 10 exceed a certain number. The
Grand Duke Constantine has given orders
that all sailors who were in the service OF the
Government shall be sent on board merchant.
I men, and be subject 10 the same discipline
az before and have G same pay, and in or
der that they may not forget any part of their
duties, mercantile vessels are to carry guns.
When Russia has comp efed her fleet OF meF-
camille steam ers in the Black Sea its neutral
! ity will exist only in name.
! Cardinal Fresch died in Rome on the 9th
! ult. His death makes the number OF vacant
! hats 10 tb" Sacrei College eleven.
Father Zappet,i. Je-uit priest who has
obtained some notoriety by bis abuse OF the
English Government, on returning t. Malta
from Rome, was conveyed back to Italy 10
her NJ tjesry's ship HAPPY.
j. B. Cough has commenced proceedings
against Doctor Lees, for defamation of char
acter.
! The directors of the Bank OF England
have decided that no further reduction OF the
rate of discount shall be made al present.
The Ministers bad majority of l45 in
the division on the motion granting Lord
Palmerston leave to bring in his India bill.
CHINA-Thcre is nothing later from Chi
ma but the details OF the previous accounts
show than Canton is virtually in possession
Of the British.
INDIA.--Bombay dates to the 2tth of Jan
uary are in England. The reported cabtnre
Of Ferruckabad and Futteghur by Sir Colin
Campbell is confirmed. After suhJugatng
Rochilcund, he will narch On Lucknow.
Gen. Outram had twice defeated the rebels
at Alumbsgh.
Sir Colin Campbell while marching against
Fettegbur dispersed a large body Qf rebels.
Nawaub had fed across the Gauges into
Rohilcuud and Sir Colin was about follow
ing.
In General Outram's last engagement with
the rebels, their leader, Hindoo fanatic,
was wounded and captured.
Gen. Wbitelock's force was at NagPore.