, 1860-05-08
BYTELECRAPH,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ECR0PE.
HEENAN ON THE CHAMPION I
Affairs In Great Britain, France, sar-
dlnfn, Spain, Austria, dc.

FAprnEn Po1xr, c. E., May e,-The steamship
Bohemian, from Liverpool 18th uit, ria Queens
town 26th, rassed this point at 4:30 r. n. to-day,
IN roNts lor Quebec. |
The steamship ,lincis, from New York. mr. (
rived et Southampton on the morning of the Esd.
She wouli prooaby not leave be!ors the 23th.
The steamship Adria,ie, from Nev York, was
reported of tie Isle Of Wight at II P. y. Of The
Of the e5.h
Tue bohemian reports tho following vesae Is
The steamship canadian from Portland arrived
at Southampton at N. Of the a61l. Passed
on tho 26th tho Kangaroo. from New York, ff.
to miles east OF Cape Clear. Tbs steamship
City Of Washington sailed from Liverpool
abont the same time as the Bohemian, and has
Brazil takes the place Of the Circasslan, leay-
Yes.e. !Ss ~ ~ 'A' '''' '0f %; ''''s aoo Ns"
GREAT Ba1rA1S.-The report that Heeuan had
died Of erys'petas proved to be utterly unfound.
ed. Heenan on the eed wrtss to tue London
1inns NJ follows:
II Gee by your article Of Saturday that you
misundeFatand my wishes, and 1t does me grest
injustice. have no difference to seitio ui,h
Sayers, except such as tried to settle with him
on the l6sh, and instead OF being called a boy
|. ouk ii. to be termed baby, Il, after having
come 80 far and not having got settlement !
should be willing to rclinquish my purpose for |
a few good natured pats on the back, and being |
told ! am fine fellow. have received great |
many anonymous letters, asking if am not
ashamed Of myself-a great fellow like me-to |
come over TO whip little man like Sayess.
Under ordinary circumstances, should not
think Of sending challenge to man Of Sayers'
size, but England thinks b N t1g enough to de-
fend the belt. want it. and cunnot get it, e1-
cept through him. !:
a1he enclosed letter, which sent to Relps
| Lift, when heard that they intended to call in
thu surgeon to name the day before which Say
crs could not finish the pending air4,r, will show
mr. position. and as Dtkrs Lite has not publish
ed it. you will do me great kiudness by letting
the English peop'e hear what l.hase to say. II
the latt battle is not to be resnmcd md the belt
il not to come to me for whnt has already taken
place, claim to he first on the list to meet
$;;.gyers asA'n for the next chance to conquer
Tho following is the letter to Belr4 Ljfe:
"Not haring bren able to obtain from you,
as Referee the iual decision upon the bgdt Of
Tuesday last, drsire to demand through you
uew meeting within the present week. llnake
This demand from having been informed that It
has been suggested on your part that should
give S+yers sufficient tineto recover from Ger.
lain injuries receised by him. Now. sir, while
l am willing TO accommodate him in any proper
uuy, must not be unindfal of tny own rights
+ ntso recelvcd injuries, but bsrgained for
them, and put It 10 you as man Of honor,
whether, it had been deprived, through the
< effect Of The said 6sht Of my eye sight. or the
Use oil my 1IE1s az ID Inc case t0t |Brtltter
= when disabled bs Sayers, you would have made
= Sayers wa4t for me for any length Of time thut
, msht be dictatad By my private doctor. Wht 4
! these matches were mace, the dase OF the battle
was the 10th, or ID soon Us we could get 10
Eight; and aocordinK to tue rules. it the battle
should be interrupted, it Was my understanding
and believe it is the law, that we should fight
within week We did meet according to con.
tract. The battle is SAID to tc unfinished. l
an prepared to renew it at any mument w1thiu
lawful limits. II Sa.ers is not ready on ac-
q count Of Injuries received from me, according
to the rules Of manly opposition, ! demand and
c!aim ,ha, be resign to me the belt, which he i:
not, according to the rules Of the, Prize Ring
eD1ilisd to retain.
"Hopiug TO receiye an answer from you be
, fore the week expires, stating your views IL
s II. s.-Tuu will please understand DON
wish to compel Sayers to 6ght because he i!
represented lo. bein disabled state, but wisl
10 obtain what think hare already won, mt
u. which I sill cheerlully hand back whenever h,
or aoy other person thinks be can take it tron
me-"
Two hundred dollars are said TO hare beef
subscribed in liverpool bE American captain
for the benefit Of Heenan.
J In the House Of Lords on the 9th, the Mar
II quis of Normandy brought forward L resolution
l.. complaining Of secret correspondence hav1rl
'e- been carried on between Lord Cowiey. IL,
British Ambassador Mt Paris, and the Hom
Government, having reference TO imposta,l
matters Tn the Savoy question, aud declaring
ia injurious to the public service to have ques
tlons Of moment referred to in private cores
f. poudeuce, unless tnere Is also palllc record
the same.
is ios Lord Cox1ey stated that be regarded the mo
IL ton as a censuEe upon himself, and had con-
cs: from Paris expressly to defend his course. Il
10 asserted that his first information relative t
na the intentions Of France received pr,vatel5
60 The matter Of the opinion from Ta!ewski, an
S3s the communication vas Of such g nature lhu
* he Sas unable to include it in public dispetche:
The first Official information he had Was i
February LAST, and he then forthwith laid it be
fore the Government He denied that ap
oe. Communication Of Importance had been witt
held.
The Marquis of Normandy formally withdre
the RESOLUTION.
a ~ In the House Of Commons, the debate upo
:oSs the Reform bill wss resumed. bu. without Al
Sd: tion. The discussion was adjourned until th
LEE oGih.
The frauds committed by ". G. Ful!inge
> chief caebier Of the Union Bank Of Londo,
amount to the immense sun of e243, 900, ~htc
places him At the head OF the class Of dc!aulteI
az. In London. .
The Earl Of St. German, Lord Steward of It
= Queens Household, goes 10 Canada in the rel
- nuc Of the Prince Of Wales.
~ 1t is stated that $4,000 has been paid frol
Logd's on the ship aud cargo Of the steamshi
Hungarian.
Tho weather throughout England continue
cold and wintry. Spring was very back~ar
aud gave some little anxiety regarding agricu
sG tura1 prospects.
The steamship Councaughs. for the Galw.
line, WIS successfully launched at Newcastle {
the 2lst.
The volunteer force engaged hare reacht
1a4 900 men.
FnAxcE-Baron Fross was to leave Paris f
China on the e5th Of April.
II was stated that Austria, Russia md Pru
eiA had n f1p fhof1
SG | contemplated European conference on Il
Swiss question shnuld meet in Paris. The co
i, ference, it is presumed, will be composed Of Il
following poaer
Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, Sweden aud Sxitze
land, " 10 " il! be represented b} their Ambass
dors to Fralce.
ru S&ep1x1A.-The sotipg Oh the question of q
'Hs nexa,lon to France took place on Sunday, t
.l6 ed. 4 dispatch from :he Chalnbery Ia t
- meuse, and that AN efforts to induce the pee3
to abstain from roting completely fai'ed. T
whole number of voters in the district of |
~ Jean Fraurrene have voted for aanexation
III, France. At Fauncgny the sote was almt
unanimous for annex exation. at bonneville the
r;eh Was registered yotc Of 27sl ayes, and no.
ntns At Chambery there were3 500 ases out of : 6
ths votes. At Amecey the voting in faror Of t
ncxatton WIS almost unanimous.
"A Geneva telegraph says ths voting in F.
1
III. ence Of the authorities and clergy. There y
b he no balloting. 4 vote against annexation q
the number Of voters who have absta,ned fr<
voting is verv large The latest dispatch
n1.s show an immense mriarity for annexation e.
'en r3where.
mes. SPAs-Count de hohtraun and bis brott
+ Ferdinand were arrested Dear ToEtosa A 4
:, jorisy Of the Spanish people are in fayor Of tr
n br an ordinary court martial. The Corrttpt
dtneia -duto9rdpha considers that nothing
be resolsed upon until the return OF 0'Donn
from Africa, but believes the consplrato1s y
be tried By the Senate.
4 Moorish PlenipotentiaEy bad arrived at
tusn, aad negotiations for carrying cut the c<
70, disions of peace had been commenced.
ITALIAN Martens The King continued
er- Triumphant progress through bis new dom
clph / ions. BE was at Leghorn On the esd.
~ The criminal proceedings at Bologna agai'
sars Falher Fe'etlj, an inguistor in the holy off
and for the abduction Of the child Morta1a, he'd
e1ee, nee, suited In his acauittal.
.r*c. The Ring Of :ardinia, following the advice
p'e1e France, had. for the moment, abandoned I
nne idea of taking the title Of King Of Italy.
otti. Accounts from various sources represent
a3'n 4 insusrection in Sicily as being completely 81
shc.e pressed.
~ The Independence Beige states that the Co,
- OF Syracuse had written Prince D@Corris
| e+o&;C<r thu% ha rrc,,11 mfr h;a nward