New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRrroN.

PORTLAND, Me-, "wednesday, March 81. 1860.
Tie stoanssip North BrIton from Liverpool 9TH, via
Queenslown 9Th inst, arrived at Portland at II as
a n to-day, bringing days later news from Eu.
rore
She paced the 10th the steamship North Ameri.
can hence for Liverpool In lat. 10 i2 NJ lon. 50 So w.
The North Brnn brings &c passengers.
The --latest via Quoenstoscn.
LONDON, Thursday, March 8, 1860.
TIE Daily Nescss City Article says the stock market
Ieains depressed attention being s,ill almost exca.
sively directed 10 tie complications the Continent
The fuDds, however, have not experienced any de-
cline The share market continues to dioop. The de-
msnd for money i, slack, owing to the check to
business About q, 900 in gold was taken from the
Bank to-day for export, portion being for India A
sum of 10000 in West Indies and Brazil was dis
patched abroad.
The Commodore Perry lie now ll2 days out from
Melbourne. and insurance on her cargo cannot be Of
fected under % per cent.
The great military dinner ut which the Duke o
Cambridge presided is the most interesting feature of
the day. One thousand officers sat down, and the gal
leries were crowded At the ball. in the evening, be-
tween three and four thousand were present.
The Times compliments the volunteer corps of En-
gland very highly.
DIR. Gibson, C. B., had been appointed Director
General of the Amy Medical Department
LONDON, noon Thursday have again
opened weak, and declined in price; for money, "a
5l6a9f 7-l6, and for April account 9iIa9ts. Shares
are very active, and prices have declined about
y cent. Canadians are dull, and French unchanged.
Lombsrdo-venetian very fiat.
LIVERPOOL, March S-The steamship Kangaroo,
from New-York, has arrived.
MARsEILLEs. March Letters from Contantinople
to toe 9th ult are unanimous in stating that msun
derstandiDg exists among the Ministers and that
change in the Ministry is expected shortly The Euro
pcaDs have protested against the tax house rents
snd the penalties imposed on their communities
1t is certain that the Porte, beside calling ont the
RediiIs has ordered double enlistment as precau.
tiopafy measure. The Ulemas have recently pro-
tested TO the Sultan against the taking of Teuan, and
have obtained a letter Of encouragement and subsi.
dice for Morocco.
Cork papers of Thursday contain the following
news: :.
War ia extremely probable between Austria and
Piedmont.
Piedmont is buying cavalry horses in France.
1t is stated that Count Arese has been ntrusted by
the Emperor Napoleon with mission to bring about
definite settlement between France and Piedmont OF
the Savoy question. .
FIoRKScE, March :, 1894 Government ord-
nance nae been Hbueu sappfes5lnB ucciooS
against the liberty of the press.
NAPLES March 3.-TheFe was grand military dis
pIay here OF let inst. Some persons of high diEnc
ton have been arrested, aud several noblemen are
about to be exled. Great activity is being displayed
in the arsenas.
Letters from Sicily announced ttat the Attorney
General at Messipa has been murdered and that full
minaiipg bomb had been thrown at the Director Of the
Police there, by WI ch two persons were wounded.
ROW., March 3.--Great agitation prevails IN the
| Marches and tIi-color flags are hoisted nightly.
| RsVIESEA, March 6-It IL stated that the Austrian
Government has received positive information from
| Bologna that the troops commanded Dy General
Steffeneli will insist upon returning TO tuscany.
Tie news f7om Morocco is to February -. The
perr ar ent occupation of Tetuan by the Spsnish had
been definitely agreed upon and TO- GOO beds have been
ordered 10 be sent there. Several bataions in the
Peninsula have been ordered to be ready to go to Ai-
| ca upon the first summons.
letter from the Sultan of Morocco was read on
the 18th of February, at the principal mosque IN Tan
ciers, announcing hs rejection OF the conditions OF
peace pIopo.ed by Spain. lie says that he s coming
there is little prospect of peace. that he mas ample
unds and that he will prosecute the war to the end II
he opes all his seaports. He exhors all true believers
10 rise in defense of their country and says that he has
I given orders TO put to death all plunderers.
The Sultan, acting on the concluding announce,
pept had dismissed the Arab cavalry, VINO piundereo
Tetuan. and beheaded many of their chiefs.
An interview took place on the go OF February De-
| tween Marshal O'Donnell and Muley Abbas. The
cesson of Tetuan was discussed, but the Represent
ayes of the Sultan were not prepared 10 aceeoe 70 Tue
demand of Spain and the negotiations therefore came
| on and