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RRIvAL OF THE EUROPA.
LATER FRO,I EUItOPK.

The British steamer Europa arrived at
New York, Saturday afternoon, with one
weeks later ndvices.
The Government was defeated In the
Uouse Of Commons on the bill to amend the
law relating to conspiracy to murder, upon
on amendment offered by Minister Gibson,
which censures the minsters for not replying
TO Walowski's despatch but processes q readi.
Dess to amend The laws upon due investiga-
zion. The ministers were defeated by 10 ma
jorty.
Lord Pslnerstou wns granted leave to
bring in tho bill to alter the Government Of
ludia by large majority.
The trial of the Directors Of the Royal Bri-
tish Bank was in pregress
french refugee, nnced III. Bernard, had
been arrested in London, charged with being
Implicated in the late conspiracy to assassi.
nate the Emperor Napoleon.
Inc oardlnian Government has yielded on
certain material points, to ihe demands Of
tae French Government. Similar conces.
sions will be made by Belgian, particularly
with reference to the press. Switzerland was
also making concessions.
1t was attempted ia Parliament TO white.
wash the conduct Of General Wndham, whose
disasters at Cawnpore produced such an un-
easy senaation throughout the Empire O
month or ak weeks ago, when the news OF
the series o. defeats first reached En -lapd.-
The attempt faied.
It is proposed 10 increase the length OF the
cable from twenty-five hundred miles to wen.
ty.nine hundred
The morning Post anticipates cessation OF
relations between Sardinia and Naples.
FRANCE.
There is q rumor in Paris Of an interview
early in the spring between the Emperor of
the French and the Emperor of Austria 1t
attributes the present cordial relations be-
tween tho two courts to an autograph letter
addressed by the Empress Of Austria 10 the
Empress Eugenie.
PRUSSIA.
The rejoeings at Berlin on the arrival OF
the young English Princess and her Prussian
husband we've terminated by grand noctur-
nal display on the part of the students in the
capitol, who, to the Dumber OF 6lteen hun
dred, serenaded the young couple under the
walls Of the palace, and afterwards presented
Nh address. Each student carried flaming
torch.
INDIA.
The news from China only confirms the ac-
count of the capture Of Canton. From India
there are BoMbay dates 10 the Gath OF Janu'
ary. The capture OF Furruckabad aud Fut-
teghur, by Sir Colin Campbell, is confirmed
On the second while marching upon Bette
ghur, he routed and dispersed largo body
of rebels with slight loss to himself The
Nawaub fed across The Ganges into Rohil
tund.
Sir Colin was about to follow him. Aftei
the subiugutiou Of Rohlicund. the camman
der.iu.chief was TO march again upon Luck
now. On the 18th and 10th of January, Sii
james Outram was attacked by the rebels
who ou both occasions, were driven back will
great slaughter.
In the last mentioned engagement the lea
der OF the rebels, a Iindoo fanatic, was "oun
dcd and taken prisoner. The Governor Gen
eral is said to be on his way to the northwest
provinces. The papers state that the country
oil over is being trauquilized by degrees. but
vast amount Of work was still 10 be per-
formed.
General Whitelock's force was at Nagpore
The village of the rebellious Thakur Of Rewa
wes attacked and after an obstinate resis
tance taken and burnt on the 9th Of January
The Pnnjaub was all quiet with the eXcep
ccption Of kulesh. The trial Of the ex. King
of Dslhi had been fixed Tcv the 9th OF Janua
~, bat the prisoner being indisposed, 1t wa:
postponed until the 18th.
The charges preferred against him by The
Government prosecutor, Major Harrott, o.
the Judge Advocate Generals Department
are for encouraging mutny and rebellion
against the State whilst 9 pensioEer oil the
British Gcyerment in India.