Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09
NEwS-ARRIvAL OF
THE NORTH AMERICAN
PoRTLAsp. February 4.


PORTLAND, February 4.
The steamer North American, from
Liverpool ut p. N. on the 18th. and
Quccnstown the following day, arrived at
this port OF 9.35 A. n. to-day. The Civ
Of Baltimore left Liverpool about the same
time.
REA BRITAfr.
In anticipation Of the meeting the Parlia.
ment on :he gath OF January. Lord Pal.
mersion has issued the usual circular 10 his
supporters IN the House Of Commons re
questing their attendance at the opening Of
the session, as business Of great importance
Is at once TO be brought forward. The
leaders Of the respective parties had like.
wise issued invitations for the customary
dinners which sre given prior TO the Assem-.
biuge.
The mates Of the American bark Anna 4,
previously reported under nrres, upon the
charge Of having caused the death Of six
co'ofod seamen By orue, treatment, had been
brought up before the magistrates at New
port, Isle Of Wight. Evidence Of great cru
city was adduce9, but it is ascertained for
the defence, that the men died from the
effects of the yellow fever, which had pre-
vniled on board the vessel. The American
Minister having sent a protest against the
jurisdiction of the court, the magistrates
had 10 dismiss the charge. The protest
was accompanied with the request that the
magistrates would detain the defendants
till thu matter could be .%nquired into by the
American Counsel, SO that they might be
RENTED to their own country under the ex.
tradition o. the treaty. The magistrates
considered that they could not hold the &C.
cused without a formal requisition, and they
were accordingly discharged. The mates
had to be conveyed to their ship under the
protection of the police, for fear Of the fury
Of the mob.
The Green had accepted the services OF
the employees Of the Cunard mail service,
at Liverpool, os a corps Of artillery voIun-
teers. The force has been organized by
Mr.. Mclrer, agent Of the line, and will mum.
Der 400.
MADRID, 18th.
Several cannon and a quantity of ammu-
nation were fcund,,ih port, in Tetuaur The
Moors showed an intention Of attacking the
Spanish position bu, a few canroh shots
suficed to repu.se them. Every preparation
had been made for passing the river and ad
vancing en- Tetran.
Belgium sends an expedi;ionary force to
China. A new Belgian loan Of AZ, 900 600
francs il announced.
The Spaniards continued to approach
Tetuan and the attack was soon expected.
Spain has satisfied Englands claim in
full.
The King of Sardinia has accepted the
resignation of his Ministry ard Cavour wa,
forming a new Cabinet.
ARRIVAL oFiTHE CITY OF BALTI-
MORE.
New YORK, Fe brusry A..
The steamship Cry Of Baltimore, with
the same adyiees as the North American
arrived to-day.
MADRID.
A telegram Of the 18th. announces thu
the Spaniards in Morocco were mas lers o
all tue pooiionS VI CaOO b's1O. Hltel
having obtained a complete victory they
were commanding all the heights Of the
Valley Of Tetuan rs soon as the artillery
was able TO pass.
ITALY.
The King of Sardinia was expected ,c
visit Milan in the Beginin o! Febuary.
The following is the latest via. Queens
town.-lt is eIieved tina, events in Ita y
may tend to a war betw cen Sardinia and
Naples. Prussia is preparing for it by en-
rolling 4o,.C more recruits, which are tc
be raised Immediately.
The Times has eu 'ogis,ic articles oe Ga,
raba'di and Cavour. The return Of the
latter to power, il considers as a proof.lha,
Italian policy will now be permitted ant
protected from Paris. Venice, we may hope
will again become Italian, oy purchase
The King is acting like those who builG lit
tie white villas half W ay up Vesuvius. The
article concludes by exclaim ny, how dry
must be the elements Of combination, lait
upon such Kingdom, anil how readily may
they catch fire when Cavor will bring hii
kinglike influence close up to the frontier