, 1860-02-03
BY TEL EGRAPH.
arrival OF the America,

Arrival OF the America. o
1IAllrAx, Feb 2d.-The r. Il. S. S. Americo, !
'hich left Liverpool at $50 r. ", OIL the si.ll
ired here at o'clock this afternoon. She will |
&c due at Boston on Saturday forenoon,
The steamship City Of r Washlngton, from New /
FORK, arrived u Queenstown ut 2 !. ~, on the
9Th ult. The Borussi reached southampton
he same time. The steamship Bremen, from
y. T., arrived at Southampton early On the
osenoon Of the 14th.
TIE EUROPEAN CONGRESS. Il
The object Of Lord Cowfey's mission to Lon
don was to resume negotiations between Eng
laud aud France, which were instituted BY the
former. and interrupted by Count Wa1ewski's
proposition. Tbeprincip1e Of these negotiations
was non Intervention in the affairs Of Cent'l Italy
Frame, adopting tue same 'basis. is desirous
that the whole Of Europe should give its form
at assent to the principle. With this view Lord
Cowley was requested to sound the feeling Of
the British Cabinet 81 to the adyisabilitr of ut-
dressing collective note TO the European Cab.
lnets. In this note IN infraction Of the princi.
pies Dt nvn-lnterventlon Was to be treu,ed as
casu. 1eH. The British Cabinet, while express-
ing its readiness to support the principle Of
non-intervention, either at the. Congress OR in /
its communications with the foreign powers.
pointed out the impossibility Of pledging itself
without the consent Of Parliament, to course |
Of policy which might possibly involve hosti1i. |
ties. Thefee!ing Of the Northern Courts gave
rise to some fear, and rhus Europe would nut |
passlTely submit to 50 threatening an intima-
s'on. aud which nlso implied The adoption Of
State which possesses the right Of forming al
liunces as it may think proper, a. its OWL risk
and peril.
The Cabinet having thus dcc::ued the promo
sitions to enter into engagements having such
en important bearing, un est!y meeting Of tie
rfE HfFntb LfvIr-. u
GENERAL NEws.-Ther: wus a doubtful ru-
:nor that The Emperor CT Austrin has invited
iussla and Prussia to defend the legitimate
rights Of monarchs.
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce Ind
memoralized Lord PAn,erston to bring the sub
iett of International ,naratuue law before tic
European Congress.
At The lntest accounts the Spanish army was
near Ietuan, the position Of the army being ua-
| changed.
Reports are current and believed in Paris,
! that an agreement was made between France
and England for the reciprocal import of EGG
lish iron and coal and French wares.
| The Paris correspondent Of the Pott reports
| that the Papal nuncio has said the Pore will
| .ivc up tue Romagua provided the rest Of his
dominions be saved to him.
Cardinal Antonellis resolution was accepted.
1t was rumored that Garibuiai had gone 10
| Sicily.
4 stormy meeting of the Grea. Ship Company
had been held in London 4 report was pre-
s:nsed showing the position Of the company,
and announcing the resignation Of tue Board.
A motion to receive the report WIS was followed
By an amendment, that before doing so a cou,-
lnittee Of investigation he appointed. After n
warm discussion it was resolved to decide the
question BY ballot. The result was expected 10
be made known the day the Canada SAILED. The
meeting stood adjourned till the 7sh.
4 CAPTAIN Walker, stated to be tie captain Of
silver Wanderer, aul who recently arrived in
Liverpool under extraordinary circumstances,
was under arrest in that place charged with
having conspired with others to obt,.in money
By false pEctences. The evidence before the
magistrates showed that Walker was trcatin.
for the purchase of ship for @ slave expedi-
! ton.
Gen. MoEtalban, Commander in- Chief Of the
| French expedition to China, had embarked with
Ills staff at Mursciiles, for his destination, ria
the overland route.
| Tie monthly returns of the Bank of France
| show decrease in cash Of forty 1.-Two million
francs and En- increase in discounts Of nearly
forty.six millions.
4 submarine telegraph cable had been suc-
cessfully laid between the Channel Islands and
France.
The London TINES eaitorial1y criticizes thc
financial statement Of the American govern
ment, and points out that allowing for the
youth Of one State and the maturity Of another,
there is the strongest possible analogy between
the respective proceedings Of Ensland and
America. In another leader tl1a same journal
expatiates on Mexican dHairs in connection with
the Presidents message.
1t says there is not Il question but what the
americans, if they pleased, could march to
Mexico; nor Is 1t 10 be doubted that the nd
vance would he attended with at least the tenn
porary benefit Of tranquility. Having British
interest, I'VE should look on such proceeding
with the least dissatisfaction; but if Air. Gu-
cbanan's description Of Mexico is a faithful pic
ture, ii will require far more than one cusuol
Intervention to restore the country to tic rank
Of IN organized State.
Edward Lane aud George Kinds. first md
third nates Of the ship Annu, Of New York,
were under arrest in Loudon, charged with
having murdered several colored seamcn dur
ing the voyage from ligona to EuglaEd.
4 cotton mill at Blackburn, called the
"Swal.ow Street MILL" containing 10000 spin
dies. has tcen destroyed. Loss, Gs::0, ,tUo.
1snlA AND C111SA.--The Calcutta mail Of Dec.
10Th. and the Hong Kong ,mnil of Nor. 7tb, had
reached England.
The Government dispatches from Dude con-
firm tile complete overthrow and dispersion of
the rebel army. All the leading rebels lad been
taken except tic De,un,. and be could not hold
out alone.
The Salt Tax was to be Increased cue shilling
on the 70 pounds, adding nearly million ster-
ling to the revenue
Calcutta imports were quiet. Cotton goods
| and ynrns DECLINING. Freir1itS ucfivp
Tin Chinese ws7., rcnorted r. In n,at;nc
great varljke nreuarations.
fm,orts mt Ham, Kong and canson dn,1 but
nr;ces ,,eneraily sustn;nrI o,r;nI, tn tho ';u,,t
Stocks. Ten wa ouiet hit hol,jers rtfnsei IN
reduce prices, Imports 1t Shapebni aniet. Tic
| foo h,1ssross ,roe e;moet stnnn.d o,vin. r. tie
eYorhi1cnt ra,es demande4 six w!s ioyar
md rooJ business in tor was do;nv Mt Fon Chou
Foo a. firm rates. "se ~N0'
At ianan tra5c nrocressed farcrab,v.
III, Homt,y tcfs,rsm of 1lec SIX r;a t,u,s
rci,crte H. c;mn,;rn or,ius. ti,e rei,eIs in ~,
n.rj no nrogrcsx,n9 f.Tnrabjr Tl,e rsIe,a Ind
ri 49,, nderaJ a-e.n, the Hscrm N1
"1 r. ,ras sr;d tho % Cb;nese had a,dressod 5..
roond ~ I,,se;a ,h,t shc er,cnata 90 III IL co,n.
~. ~ ~ s,nnor '&' ''~
- " 'ne 1a1 ~
LONDON MONEY RkET;-!he weekly 1nset,
ny OF the sank OF Enetane OiIeetors passed OIL
without any ndyance IA tue rate ol discount.
!ne GEM no iof money coatanies actNe:
wheeler 20 Of i,onaon' o1n sh,p owners: nave
SnSrenaeo ior aoont @4V,o". tnnfeh oon o'
London have also suspended.
THE VERT LATEST M TELEGRAPH FROM LIVER.
roof TO QuEExsrowS--l4Tn.
Nr. yil,enarns il nublishinc a namnl,1ct. in
which l,c advocates the territorial rirhts of lie
1,one
Il is ruu,orcd t1,at q majority of the Frenct,
Bishops bare expressed themselves ready to