New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-15
ANNEXATION OF SAVOY TO FRlsGE.
CENTRAL ITALY AND THE CONGRESS-.
EXCITEMENT HUN GARY
THE WAR IN MOROCCO

PORTLAND, Tuesday, Feb IA, 1860.
The Canadian Mail steamship Bohemian, from L'v-
erpool on the let ins and Queenstown on the ID ar
rived here at II / O'Clock this morning.
The Bohemian reports February |, sailed from Law
erpoo in company with the ship John M. Wood, for
New Orleans, and exchanged signals with the steam
ship Hungarian, ten miles TO the west ward OF Holy
head. On the Sd, saw steamer bound east, supposed
10 be the europa. On the 9TH, was in company with
the steamship Arago. The Bohemian left Queenstown
at $40 o. m. on the I'd inst, apdexPerenced Westerly
winds throughout the passage.
The steamship Kangaroo sa;,;e for New-York at the
same time, and re Arago was to leave Southampton
! on the same day.
The Arabia left Liverpool at "A o'clock the even
ing of the 18th ut
The Hungarian reached Queenstown early ON the
morning Of the LIST.
The ship Endymion of the Dramatic line of New.
York packets was destroyed by fire in the Mersey on
the 3lst ult. She was lying in the stream ready to
SAIL when q FIRE suddenly broke ont from some I'M
known cause, about o'clock in the morning. 10 adj
dtion to the crew, numbering 80 there were % second
cabin passengers on board. All Of them were saved,
together with their luggage The vessel was seutted,
but the recedng tide left her well out of water, and in
spite of every exertion the flames ragged for many
hours, and the vessel was almost totally destroyed
She had large and valuable cargo consisting OF ma
chnery tiks sans crate goods and general erehan-
disc some portions of which it supposed would DO
saved in a damaged state. The loes is estimated at
100000. The ship was insured but it is not known
whether the cargo Is covered.
The Engsh budget was to be brought forward GA
the 9Th.
The London Time, says that proposals. have been
made to America in the San Juan affair which may
fairly sahsfy both countries.
The Paris Unirers has been suppressed
The latest news via Queenstown reports that the
ship Armorial from Bristol for Savannah, had been
abandoned at sea. The crew were saved
GREAT BRITAIN
On the 3Oth in The House of Commons Lord John
Russell stated in reply 10 Mr. Disraeli, that in conse
qpence OF report which reached the Government from
fheir Minister in Switzerland, representation was
made in July last TO the French Government in refer
ence to the ruRsored annexation of Savoy TO France
he would state, in day two, whether the papers
could be produced without detriment 10 the public
service.
Mr.. Gladstone announced that on the 9th he would
introduce his financial statement and enter into full ex-
plantations eff the commercial treaty with France.
Mr.. Gladstone also, in moving for the reappointment
contracts stated that the charge of the packet service
and mail subsidies would be in future transferred from
the Admiralty to the Post Office Department. The
Committee wac reappointed after debate, IN which
its past proceedings were denounced by some MEM
bers, while others regarded the Committee as veh-
Gle for huehng up inquiry.
On the 3lst Lord John Russell stated that as far
the Government understood plan for an army asso-
citation in Sardinia having for It's object the voluntary
organization of the people, had been proposed but
Garibadi had not accepted the Presidency.
Mr. Lindsay moved for select Committee to inquire
fully into the operation Of the burdens and restrictions
at citing the shipping interests. He entered at length
into the alleged grievances of ship owners, but repu
dated any desire TO protectionst principles.
After some debate the motion was agreed to-
Leave given to bring in bill for the prevention
of bribery at Parliamentary elections One of its pro-
visions is that parties convicted may be imprisoned for
Elk months with hard labor.
In the House of Lords the proceedings were unim-
portant.
The Prince of Orange was on visit to Queen Vie
toria at Windsor Castle
The London Times, in an editorial, explains the
present position of the San Juan difficulty. 1t says:
1--WE have TO think that the proposals made TO
the Americans are such as may fairly satisfy both
countries. Instead of standing out for the Rosario
Channel and the whole group OF islands, as against
the Hsro Channel and none of them, third channel
is proposed for the boundary line, which will not only
evade the two disputed courses, but will leave the
Americans in possession of the largest share Of the
disputed territory. This channel in its course, cuts off
the Island of San Juan alone to the west, and
quenty leaves with this island only, while the
Americans will retain the remainder. So considerable,
in fact is the concession thus made that it reasonably
suggests a little compensation, and we believe the
American Government will be asked TO give us tho
whole Of a certain coast of headand which the forty
ninth parallel now cuts in two. We do sincerely hope
this reasonable proposal will be accepted
The rotous proceedings at the Church of st. George
in the East London reached most disgrsceful hight on
Sunday night, the 9th ult. The Church was crammed
with noisy mot who not only prevented the services
from being performed, but endeavored to demosh the
altar, and INDUCED in the pastme of throwing about
cushions, prayer books, ETC. The officials Of the
Church were treated with personal violence, and con-
siderable property was destroyed. The matter had
claimed attention in both Houses of Parliament and
the Government had promised measures to put stop
to the disgracefui proceedings.
FRANCE.