Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-03
Last Nights Report.
FOREIGN ARRIVAL,
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
HALIFAX, Feb,

HALIFAx, Feb, 2.
The Royal Steamship America which left Liver
pool at 2;3O p. N. on the l4th ult., and Queens
town on the following dAy,RrriVed here at O'Clock
this afternoon.
The European Congress, the object Of Lord Cow
ley's mission to London, was 70 resume negotia
tons between England and France, which were
instituted by the former and interrupted BY Count
WaleWski's proposition.
The principal Of these negotiations was non in
tervenlion in Affairs In Central Italy.
France adopting the same basis Is desirous that
the whole Of Europe should give iis formal assent
20 this principle.
With this view Lord CoWley was solicited to
sound The feeling Of the British Cabinet to the
advisability Of addressing collective note to the
European Cabinets. In this note an infrHetion Of
the principles ofnOn Intervention WRa to be treated
as "casUs belli"
The British Cabinet while expressing its readi
ness 20 support the principle Of non-intervention
without Congress, or In It's communication with
the foreign poWers, pointed out the mpossibiity Of
pledging itself without the consent Of Parliament
to course OF policy which might possibly involve
hostiities.
The feeling Of the Northern Courts gave rise 10
some fear that Europe would not passively submit
70 50 threatening an intimation, and which also
implied the adoption Of the principles opposed to
the independence Of every State which possesses
the right Of forming alliances as it may think pro-
| per a. its own risk and peril
The British Cabinet having thus declined the
propositions 10 enter into engagements having such
an important bearing, 40 early meeting Of the
Congress was again revived.
There was doubtful rumor that the Emperor Of
Austria has invited Russia and Prussia to defend
the legitimate rights Of monarchs.
! The Manchester Chamber Of Commerce had
memorazed Lord Palmerston 70 bring the subject
OF International msratims law before the European
Congress. -..-.
Al the latest aecounta the Spanish army wag
near Tetuan
Reports are current and Believed IN Paris that an
agreement was made between France and EuglAnd
for the reciprocal Import Of English iron and coal
and French wares.
The. Paris correspondent Of the Post reports
that the PaPal NunciO haS said the Pope will give
up the ROmagra, provided the rest Of his domin-
ions be secured 10 him.
Cardinal Antonelhs resignation was not con-
armsd.
It waa rumOred that Garabaldi had gone 10
Sicily.
Gen. Monta,ban. commander In chief Of the
French expedition TO China bad embarked with
bis staff af Marseiles for his destination Via the
overland route.
The monthly returns Of the Bank Of France
shows 3 decrease in cSsh Of forty-hve million
fancS and en- Increase In discount Of nearly forty
/ six millions.
A submarine telegraph had been successfully
laid between the Channel Islands and France
The London Times edlorialIy criticises the fnan-
clal statement Of the American Government and
points outthat for allowing the youth Of one State
and the maturity Of another there Is the Btroogest
possi5lo analogy between the respective proceed
| ings Of England and Amsrica.
10 asolber leader the ssms paper sxpallates on
Mexican affairs in connection with the Presidenth
Message.
| Il says there i1 not question but what the Amer
eaBS could march 70 Mexico; nOT is Ito be doubt