, 1860-02-25

Bos1os, Feb 24-Tne Il. IL. sup Europa, |
from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived here this
morning Her nails for the South were for.
warded By the $50 4. H. train, via New Haven,
which is due at New York at 2. ~.
The screw steamship John Ball. from Glas-
COW for New York has put back for Queens
shalt and q fan Of her propeller broken. She |
had Eve cabin md ten sleerage passengers, md |
Il general cargo. She left Glasgow on the 9Th
t Of January.
Tie ship Jane E. Walsh, Of Yarmouth for |
| Liverpool md Havana, with cargo Of coal,
founde1ed at sea, Jun. 3lat, lat A, long. s1-- |
Crew saved.
TIE SrAS1su-Mook1su WAR.-From the Glib |
raita1 Chronicle ot Feb. lst, it is reported by
"person who left Tetuan yesterday evening"
that diminishing was going on the whole Of yes
terday, and that Spanish artillery were shelling
the Moorish camp. Numerous steam mud sail.
ing transports we're of the Port Of Martin, dis.
charging ,h shel' POWDER shot &e.' for the use Of
"Feb. ed.-We have not yet received any re.
port from the Spanish camp Of the action OF
January 81. The Hogdnsnelter <1kyer;a
speaks Of it as the most serious affair in which
the Spanish troops have get been engaged.
"Some stir had been created in the Moorish
Gimp, and it was rumored that another brother
af the Sultan had arrived with reinforcement
Of 20,o00 cavalry.
MADRID, 7th:-Tetuan has been taken By the
Spaniards. after battle which IVES fought on
tie 4th Eight hundred large tents. forming
the fine encatnpment Of the enemy, tile artiltc-
~, camels, aud all other equipments of the
Moorish army, have been taken. The brothtr
Of the Emperor took to flight, summons hav-
| inE been transmitted to the enemy to surrender
I Tetuan within a4 hours.
! 4 deputatiou from that city came into tue
+ Spanish camp to beg for mercy: The Mussui"
nieu had began to pillage and slaughter ln tue
town. The division Of Gen. Rios entered tas
, place without any opposition, aud was 1ecel'ea
| 1yith manifestations Of i0y.
E Immense rejoiclngs are taking place at Mad
: rid, which is splendidly illuminated. The ae-
t | camations O. delight are general and great pre-
: para.ions nre being made lor public Tetts. !.
G Itnppears that the Meors began The action Of
D the 3lst at II o'clock IN the morning, by fierce
T. attack on the Spanish advance posts. Tley are
# said to have returned wthiucreased fury to the
It attack. They closed with the Spanish battalion,
d they were at last defeated, though they obstl-
e natcly disputed every foot of ground.
c In cavalry charge ordered By Gen. Galia"o,
= four squads found their return Intercepted ny Il
It body Of 1000 Moorish horsemcn, aud had to cut
e their way through. In this they we're aided ny
d two other squads sent tu their support.
~ Gen, prie1n, with six battalions, stor1ned q
"a height commanding the field, but had 10 churge
d four times wilh the bayonet before he could gam
,e the position 1t was decided to hold the ground
o. thus taken and the artillery Was sent up to ten
n Pricm in the course of the night.
O. The loss on the Spanish side is reported a.
,c considerable, but the number is not gwen.
in We hear that a transport arrived this morn
r. ing at Algeria with 81 officers and 600 rank aie
file wounded,
\ letter from Milan says: 1--WE continue Il
RECEIVE more and more affecting news from w
H. netla They have sent of for the fortress OF Ao
ed ravia nnd the Danube, two tralns one OF e0 ant
e. the other Of 100 persons, all in chans. who hat
he been arrested on suspicion Of feeling love 70
re their country. These individuals hare not III
les dergone any form of trial. Fresh arrests ar
being made in oil the towns Of Fenet'a. Ihes
ole tow rs are still deserted, and every day nets 9
violence are committed. They persist IN thel
its acts OF provocaton in order TO force the peop'
ed to resist, By which they would have pretss
cw for venting their raec on every one.
lie The annexation oil Savoy to France was dt
as feated in the House of Lords: Strong sent
as nlents were expressed against 1t.
pn- Earl Granville said that Government had a
Of suranccs that annexation is not now conten
tc, plated.
se, Lord John Russell announced TINT Eng|au
red had made four propositions to France and Au
no fere without tho consent Of the five Great Pos
ar ers; the French troops to be withdrawn; We
se. e.ia to be left to AUSTRIA and the Central tali'
not States TO be left to again express their desire
ker tiou. Austria had not replied, but was objet
onl, ing to the last two propositions. Lord Jol
the Russell expressed confidence in an nmicable 81
[uc, I tlemcpt.
Of The Great Ship Company, on the Tccommen
ution of the Comm ttee of Investigation.
OBJ solved to borrow $50, 900 to get the Great Ea
aud ern ready for sea without delay. The estimas
pom cost to prepare her for trip to America,
. 100000.
use. The Emperor of Austria had received p'
tion Of tue Hungarian deputation, and promis
ISL them satisfaction.
IS After the eud Of March all the Cunard stea
e1s wilttouch at Queenstown.
Another Anti.Puseyite riot, Of the most sci
, da1ous character, had occurred at the Chul
and OF ST. Georgc's-in-the-East, London, on Sund
for evening.
om, 81. dc Sambries had been recalled from
Tue Snrdinian embassy ut Paris ut his OWL reque
but it was thought to be in consequence Of
..3ss French claiming not only Savoy and Nice,
-. 95 the whole seAboard Of Piedmont.
3 IT was reported that the Pope was about
Il cxcommunicate Victor Emmanuel.
i The correspondent of the London Times
been ordered to quit Rome.
for 1t Was stated that France had exprcsse
desire to withdraw her troops from Rome, r
1tion vided the Pope consented aud would engage
call in no other foreign troops.
The Pope had made another speech ext1cm
lues- hostile to France.
The Austrians we're constructing four
made forts around Peschicra, and making great Il
Tor tary preparations.
A ministerial crisis WIS expected at Eier
II Of ]. Ii. Conn Of London, in the East 1udia trs
inter had suspended. Liabilities $50. 900.
d be From Washington.
my. Tribune'a Washington % r;s7nnd.nce.l.
the NEW YoRk. Feb.