The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-03
Three Days Later frOm Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

TUree ID8vN ki4LeY Ir0m EurOOes
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA, u
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HALrrAx. February 2. The steamer America,
which left Liyerpocl at half.past two O'clock
p. M. on the I4th ult.. and Oueenstown on
tbe foilov;nc dav. arrived hare at ono o,oIock
this afternoon She will he dua at Boston an
Saturday morning. The City of Washinoton.
from New York. arrived AZ Osenstown at two
o'clook A. M. on The 12th nit. The Bor,usia
reached Soutbampton At tbs same time. The
Bremen. from New York. arrived at South
ampton on the morning Of the l4th. -
The object Of Lord Cowlev's mission To
London was to resume peeotiations between
England and France, which were Instituted
bv the former and interruuted by Count
Walewaki'a nronosition. The nrineiple Of
affairs Of Central Italy. France, adopting the
same basis. ia desirous that the whole Of
Europe shouId give Ia formal assent to tho
nrincinle. l-11l- >
with This view Lord Covlav was aolic;ted
to sound the feeling Of the British Cabinet as
10 the advisabiIitv of addressing collective
note 10 The Euronean Cabineta. In this nota
an infraction of tbe principle Of non-interven.
Zion WAS TO Oo tYeateQ Az bella. Tno HfltlAI
Cabinet. whiJe exnraasin0 its readiness 10
support the principal Of non-intervention.
either at the Concress or In ;ta communication
with the foreion Covers. poipted out The i'm
nosa;bilitv Of nIedcino itssIf without the oon-
sent Of ParIiame 10 q oourse Of policv which
might possibIy involve hostilities. The feel.
inc Of the Northvrn Courts give rise 10 some
fear that Europe would not passiyely submit
to 40 Threatening an intimation. and which
also implied the adoption OF principles opposed
to the independence Of every State which DOS
sesses The right of forming Alliances as IL NAV
think proper AZ its own risk and ueril. -
The British Cabinet having thus declined
the proposition 10 enter into enpapements hay-
inp such an important bearing, an early meet.
ing of the Congress was again revived.
There was doubtful rumor that the EN-
peror Of Austria has invited Russia and Prus-
sia to defend tho legitimate rights Of mon
archs.
Tho Manchester Chamber of Commerce had
memorialized Lord Palmerston to bring the
subject of international maritime law before
the European Congress. ''
AT the latest accounts the Spanish army was
near Totuan.
Reports are current, and believed in Paris,
that an agreement was made between France
and England for the reciprocal import of Eng
lish iron and coal and French wares.
The Paris correspondent of the Post reports
that the PapsI Nuncio has said that the Popo
will give up the Romagna, provided tho rest
of his dominions be secured to him. Cardinal
Antonelli's resignation was not confirmed. II
was rumored that Garibaldi had gone to
Sicily. f-. ...,
General Montalban, Commander int Chief of
the French expedition to China, had embarked
with his staff at Marseilles for his destination,
pia tho overland route. t...
The monthly returns of the Bank of France
show decrease in cash of $4,000, 900 francs,
and an increase in discounts of nearly 49,
100000.
A sub marine telegraph cable had been
successfully laid between the Channel Islands
and France, ..
The London Times editoriaIly criticises the
financial statement Of the American Govern.
ment, and points out that allowing for the
youth of one State and tho maturity Of another,
there ia the strop csst possible analogy between
the respective proceedings of England and
America. In another leader the same journal
expatiates on Mexican affairs, in connection
with the Presidents Message. It save. "There
is not question but what the Americans, If
thoy pleaapd, could march to Mexico, nor Is Il
to be doubted that the advance would be- al
tended with at least tho temporary benefit Of
tranquility.
"Saving British interests we should look on
such proceeding with the least dissatisfac tion;
but If Mr.. Buohanan's description of Mexico
is faithful picture, il will require far more
than one casual intervention to restore the
country to the rank Of an organized State"
A stormy meeting of the great ship company
had been held in London. A report was
presented, showing the position of the com.
pany and announcing the resignation of the
Board. A motion to receive the report was
followed by an amendment, that before doing
so committee Of investigation be appointed.
After a warm discussion IL WAS resolved IN
decide the question by ballot.
The result was expected to be known the
day the America sailed. The meetinp stood
adjourned till the 18th uIt.
A Captain Walker, said to be the captain of
the SLAYER Waaderer, and who recently arrived
at Liverpool under extraordinary circum.
stances, was under arrest in that place, charged
with having conspired with Others to obtain
money by false pretense. The evidence before
the magistrate showed that walker was treat
ing for the purchase of a shin for a slave ex-
pedition.
: Edmund Lane and Georpe Hinds ,rst and
second mates of the ship A1na, of New York,
were under arrest in London, charged with
having murdered several colored seafI,en dur.
ing the voyage from Lipona to England.
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