, 1860-02-15


Liverpool at 1870 OIL the evening OF the 18TH uIt-
The Hungarian reached Queenstown early on
the morplng Of the 1st inst.
The slip EndYmion, of the n. Packet Line,
was destroyed by Gre, in the Mcrsey, on the 3lst
ult. She was living in the stream ready to sail,
when lire broke ont from some unknown
cause, about o'clock in the morning.. In nd
ditiou to the erew, numbering 80, there were %
second cnbln passengers on board All o1 taem
were saved, together with their luggage, The
vessel was scuttled, but the recedlnE tide lett
her well OUT Of water, and in spite OF every ex.
er,ion, the flames ragged for many hours: She
Ind large uud valuable cargo. consisting Of
machinery, silks, and satin, crate goods and
general merchandise, some portions oi winch,
it WAS supposed, would he saved IN DAMAGED
state. :. Tue loss is estimated ut t3V,00o. The
ship was insured, hut it is not known whether
the cargo is covered. /!
Tie English Budget was 10 be brought for
ward on the 9Th.
The london I1;imts says that proposals have
been made to America, ia the San Juan affair,
which may fairly snti>fy both countries.
The Paris Uniters has been suppressed.
The latest news ria Queenstown reports that
the ship Armorial from Erstol for Savannah,
bad been abandoned ut sea. The crew were
saved.
The Prince OF Orange was on visit to Queen
Victoria at Windsor Castle.
The London 1t.nts in IN editorial, explains
the present position Of the Sau juan difficulty.
1t says: We have reason to think that the pro-
pasafs IN 7de II the Americans are such as may
fairly satisfy both countries. lnsteAd Of stand
ing out for the Kosaro Channel and the whole
group Of Islands, US against the Uelaro Chau-
mel und none Of them, third cllaunel Is pro-
posed for the boundary line, which will not
only erade the two disputed courses, but will
leave tho Americans in possession OF tue largest
share Of the disputed territory. This channel
in its course cuts of the Island Of san Juan
atttEc tn tile west, und consequently leaves US
with this Island only, willie the Americans will
retain the remainder. So considerable, in 1act,
is the concession thus nade, that it reasonably
suggests u little compensation. md We believe
The american Government will be asked to give
us the whole Of certain coast OF heAdlaud
which the d?t1 parallel now cuts in two. We
do hope this reasonable proposal will bo &C.
cepted.
The riotous proceedings ut the chnrch of st.
Georges in East London, reached a most dis
graceful height on SUNDAY. The church was
cFammed with noisy mob, who not oulE. pre-
eud-avored to demolish the altar,'and iudu1ged
in the past'me Of throwing abont cushions,
PRAYER books, etc. The officials Of the Church
were treated with personal violence, and constd-
eEable properly was destroyed. Tie matter
had claimed the attention Of both Houses Of
measures tu put stop to the lisgracefui pro.
ceedings.
fHAScE.-Thc Paris CAiretss is suppressed.
The ifonittHr, in publishing tue decree Of sup
preston. says. among the reasous for the nca-
sure Is tue Irritating controversy Of the journal,
by which religious opinion was disquieted, the
country ag;tated, and the fundamental basis on
WHICH the relations between tue church aul
civil society are established undermined.
1t is stated that the immediate offence which
lei to The suppression Of tue Cnieersa WAS tie
publication, on the 2sth, Of letter Of the Pope
/ $n8 4r11 n.A sof.n tx,- to
states the motiges Of his refusal to accept The
| advice Of the Emperor aud give up the Ro-
| magma.
| Other Journals had been forbidden to publish
the letter. The correspondent Of religious
| periodical had received second warning.
/ Ihe Uaaiter Of the Slst saTs the govern
n,ent had only deplored the Irritating character
u the controversy on religious questions. The
| UalEtrse having been suppressed, vi0tent artl-
cses in reply toits provocation were hcnceforth
without notiyc and without excuse,
| The whole press will understand that these
| grave questions must be discussed with that
! quiciuess and moderation which are required
by the interests Of the public peace and respect
fur religion.
\ medal was about to be struck ut the Puris
| mint to commemorate the signing OF The treaty
| Of commerce between England aud France
Orders were rcccircd at Tonlon 10 prepare the
plated fTigate Gloger for sea with the utmost
dispatch. She carries sc riled guns aa.l steel
| PROV Of enormous dimensions. Her dsstina-
tion was unknown.
The Paris Journals publish dispatch from
Chamhery which states than on the 29th the
party hostile to the accession Of Savoy to
France made demonstration. Nearly $50
persons assembled from uli parts Of Saroy, ut
the request OF the residents of Chambery mud
asked information from the government US
to whether it was the intention of the King ot
Sardinia to cede the province to France. The
ind M Il
ingly surrender the Province. The statement
was received with loud cries Of fine rRoi.''
The population Of Cha,nbery were complete
strangers 10 tue demonstration which took
place in the street, and it inferred that their
feelings were, consequently, sympathetic with
France
The Paris Flour market had dcdclined 1G
of per sack Wheat was defficult to sell u
the reduced ratea- Wheat was also lower in
most OF the provincial markets.
il Tic Paris Bourse was greatly depressed, and
fall Of one per cent. had taken place. Tit
es dtb bshse66 he ieas 6sf*ess 'Gs E
:, peror and the Pope. The Swiss Federal Coun
alarm at the possibility Of ,he annexation .
Slyoy and Nice to France.
1 tTALr.--Connt Cavour's contemplated ri
i sit to Paris and London is postponed
/ The Neapolitan General, Anuel]i, had de
u1anded reinfurccmeuts.
/: 1t was stated that the troops on the frontier
were to bc increased.
! AusrE1A.-It was considered not unlikely tha
a state Of seigc would be proclaimed in Hun
garr, Us well as Ecnctia. In tue course Of on<
day scren officers were attacked and wouadet
in Verona, and the cavalry were ordered Il
I clear the streets. 8.
Attempts were made to hoist tue tri-coloret
=: Gag at Cl'iogsia, i'ortesco, and palestriana.
| Numerous Individuals had been arrested a
Venice for insulting PERSONS proMenading while
: military music was Icing performed. The au
, thoritics Of Venice had been made acqunintc,
with tht determination Of Austria to retain tha
place and defend it to the utmost.
The India and China mails from Calcutta Dec
s2d and Hong Kong Dec. 18th have been leiir
cred. ':':'
The death Of Nena salib was regarded as al
most certain. He is said to hare died Of fever
and that Ills chief adviser in the Cawnpore mus
sacse survived him only few days.
The Hong KING correspondent of the Time
Rays the on,y point Of any impostante WAS th
intended establishment ut Swatow Of BritiAl
and American Consus-the Inter under tn
new American treaty, and the former claiu1iu:
the most favored clause under the old supple
( mentary treaty. .".'
The Germantown, povhastau mud Hartford
American men,of.war, we're all at Hong Kong
THE 1.oNnoS MONEY MARSEr.-The drsln o
bullion from the Uau1 OF England continued Of
! even larger scale. The, reported Withdrawal
SINCE tue QaIa OF Inc late fettlfn. amounts 10 III
less than fite hundred and ninety,two thousan,
| pounds At the commencement Of business o1
!, | the 3lst, the announcement went forth That tn
minimum rate Of discount was advanced from
to 4 per cent. The price was regarded witt
general satisfaction, but did not stop the drs4il
Of go'd-the withdrawal Of that day amounting
to ssconJo.
, The 1Tmte' city article savs there is belle
that the bank minimum will yet reach pc
, cent. The pressure, however, is likely to b
. more severe. than permanent. J, /.
LATEST nY TELEGRAPH rEoN LIVERPOOL =
5 Mapnrp, Thursday.-resterday considera
Bile Moorish force attacked the right wing Of til,
Spanish encampmeat, but were reputsed. Ths
| | Spanish then made an attack on the Moorish
lines, threw the Afoors into disorder nud tool
r | their positions, Witch tisy maintained to tn
i | end Of the fight. The Spanish artillery eauset
immense losses to the enemy, estimated 4
2,U00, while thet- own losses were but 200. Tli'
victory WAS complete. Le Ao5f says the en-
!, cychca1 letter was drawn up By tho Pope, ,nnt
, Cardinal Autonelli with the greatest secfesJ
General Gatibatdi arrived at Milan On th,
osth, from Como. with his bride.
= 1 Turin letter says the military ties betwecr
Sardinia and Central Italy arc rery posisivel,,
. and openly being drawn closer, and they al
most authorize tile assertion TINT military flu
sion is accomplished
: The question being discussed at Turin At th'
present time is how The d. f4e5o ::!,neaa ion vii
be effected, and it is thought most probable tha
the Depuiirs Of Central Italy will meet first II
their respective capitals to decide whether the.
+ ought to takc IS subjects Of King Victor Eman
: ucl ta,eir places in the National Parliament a
:. | Turin There rar hc 1nnht ff.rfr 1aef&1n1