The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-20
L A T EST EW s
Arrival of the Arabia.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE

fCPAhEh thOM EUROPE
New YORK, February ls.-Tbo ,.o,,
Arabia, from Liverpool via Oueens a"e'
with dates to the 4th, has arrived Her
news w, has been partly anticipated.
Inc Europa arrived out on Saturday af-
ternoon. ~
Bullion in the Bank of England has de-.
creased 100000. 'e'
QUEENSTOWN, Saturday-Per Telegraph
from hlverpool.-Sales of Cotton are today
estimated at $4,000 bales, including S 900
bales to spectators. The market closed
bu0yant, with an advancing tendency
Breadstufs closed quiet. Provis;ono
quiet. London Consols 945sa94A.
The Vigo was to sail on the 9Th in the
place OF the steamer Glasgow.
ENGLAND.
In the House OF Commons, Mr.. Cocbrana
gave notice that, on the 18th, he would call
the attention of the House to the relations NJ
the country with China.
The most important portion OF the pro
ceedings OF Parliament on the I'd and Sd has
already been published.
LORD John Russell defended the British
Consul at Tangier from the charges that he
mad aided the Moors, and asserted that he
has pursued strictly neutral policy.
In response to an enquiry, Lord John
husseii SAID the Government has no reason
TO suppose that warlike preparations were
France.
The Government had earnestly epdeayor-
ed to prevent renewal of hostiities now
that the congress was not likely to meet,
ana had received most satisfactory assur-
ances.
Inc ratlhcations of the new commercial
treaty with France were to be exchanged at
farls the day the steamer sailed.
Dr. Todd, an eminent physician and phv
siologist, is dead.
FRANCE.
Rumors are current that the Chamars
Camp is soon to be re-established.
The Patrie pronounces as false the state
ment of the approaching departure of French
troops from Rome.
The same Journal says it appears certain
that the question of the annexation OF Ceo.
trail Italy will be subordinate to the result Of
universal suffrage. All the powers are
agreed as to the propriety of that measure.
the early application of which will positively
make known the state of public opinion in 4
Italy.
The Rentes closed firm on the Sd at ~ /
95c. go
Prince La Tour D'Aa3efs.tda has been or,
dered to prolong his stay at Turin some time
after the arrival Of Baron Talleyrand, to
support the counsels of moderation which
Napoleon had ordered him to submit To
Count Cavour.
The French Army is to be considerably re-
duced and the policy of the Emperor tend.
more than ever towards peace.
An affray had occurred at Ancona between
the Papal Chassedrs and Artilerymen as
one side and the gen d'armes on the other,
Three hundred of the former, it is said were
arrested OF whom forty were wounded.
The Mazzini party are said to be active at
Rome but General Geryou had taken mea-
sures preventing manifestations.
An address from the town of Perguia. con
tanning six hundred and nine signatures has
been sent to Napoleon.
AUSTRIA.
Kossuth had suddenly disappeared from
London, and it was thought he had gone to
Hungary.
The address OF the Hungarian Protestant
Association says that the present national
movement will resemble an avalanche, and
that Hungary will detach herself at the first
opportunity from Austria.
Austria is said to be directing more troops
towards Tyrol, Venice and Hungary.
The London Globes Paris correspondent
says it is generally understood that France
and England are about to make Joint sum
mons TO Austria to desist from sendiup
troops into Marches and Ancona, and to
evacuate Venatis at the earliest period and
accept such Indemnity as Italy is now ready
to offer.
SPAIN.
Another corps is being got ready for Mo-
rocco, to be commanded by Gen Concha.-
Reliable accounts say that the Moorish regu,~.
lar army has not yet been brought out
This division is said to number over sixty
thousand disciplined troops who are waitinI
for great battle. The object of the Moors
is said to be to draw the Spanards into the
interior.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday noon.-The Australian
mail steamer has arrived. Several of the
Paris Journals seem to consider the annexA-
ton to Savoy of France, nearly the same as
concluded.
PARIS, Saturday.-The army contingent
OF 1858 is to be reduced from one hundred
and forty thousand to one hundred thousand
men.
TURIN, Friday.-The journals publish an
Austrian Ordinance concerning the en-
listment Of volunteers fer the Neapolitan ar