, 1860-03-10
Four Days Later from Europe.
d snip Wrecked and ll8 Lives Lost

., 81. JonS5, n. F., March 8.-The steamship
noEa =: ocot1an. from Liverpool e2d February, put
~ nete tafs afternoon. short Of coal Her dates
O. ere lour days later than those o1ready received.
one mas twenty passengers.
1ne snip Luna, from Hayre for New Orleans,
1aa Geen wrecked on the French coast, near
GueIoonfg. She had ss passengers and % crew
on board. Only two persons we're sayed, whose
1an names are not given. The vessel proved
:, Ar, DIsraeli'a motion for the consideration Of
tne french treaty in advance of discussion of
s9e /. puuget, caused warm debate The result
u tue Fote was as follows: For the motion, $50;
aga'nsr e II, 293; majority for the government,
o. ms considerably guarantees that the
treaty will be ratified,
LORD Lucan'e motion against the reduction Of
.ne tat1a and increasing the income tax, WAS
under discussion.
+ was reported that the French Government
tion.
The French Ministerial circulars demand obe-
d'ence to the laws from the clergy on the Ro-
man question.
6st.
Prussia and Russia, it was reported, had
joined IN proposal for 4 conference Of the five
great powers.
Hanover 4ad consented to submit the ques-
t1on Of tue State dues to general conference.
y Hons kong letter says that the claima Of
Ametican citizens for losses sustained at Can.
dividend IS to be paid forthwith, md the re-
mainder is guaranteed.
The following is the latest bv the Nova Sco-
tian, telegraph from Liverpool to Queenstown.
The ship Dewitt Clinton, from Liverpool, is
ashore South Of Squam Inlet, with broadside
on the bar. No communication with her has
Jet been effected. Further particulars will be
sent as soon 40 possible.
The foremast of The ship has been cut away
to ease her. The ship is lying along the beach
and IN M easier condition than she YVES this
| forenoon. At sunset her hold was filled with
water to the depth Of II feet.
ST. jerks, n. F., March 9,-The steamship
| kosa Scoiian, which arrived here yesterday al.
ternooo, sailed from Liverpool at ii o'clock on
the morning Of the aad Of February, touching
| At Queenstown the next day. The steamship
Glasgow aleo smiled from Liverpool on the e2d
ult. for New York, and tho steamship New
York was to leave Southampton for the same
destination on the same day. The steamship
agara was to take the place of the America
and sail for Halifax aud Boston on the eGth ult,
The steamship America, from Boston, arrived
out on the morning Of the 2od nit. and the
steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York, a
few hours later. Heavy gales had prevailed
around the coast of England.
The steamer 0dione, from Dublin for Lon.
don, came in collision with the schooner Heroine
on The 18th u!t. The steamer sunk in twenty
minutes afterwards aud from forty to fifty per.
| sons were d1owued.
Rumors we're 9 lrrent Of an address, a!tribu.
teu '.s..r l.umanuel himself, calling Sicily
to instruction.
The armaments in Piedmont were being &C.
Il CELEBRATED.
4 congregation held at the Vatican had de,
cided that tue Ring Of Sardinia should not be
e1communicatcd, whatever eyents might su'
perrene.
There was n report current that plot
against the Emperor Of the French had been
discovered.
4 Madrid telegram states that the garrison
Of uellela had made sortie, md the Spanish
loss was SO killed, 146 wounded, and 81 miss.
ing.
The Spanish press were unanimous in their
demand for m energetic policy against No.
| rocco.
The Nora Scotia takes $50 tons Of coal, and
will sail this afternoon for Portland, where
she will be due on Monday next.
There was gale from the south east lasi
night with rain.