New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

TIE steamer America, from Liverpool the 25th
ult. ard Queenstown the 9th, arrived at HALIFAX
at an early hour yesterday morning. Information
Of the loss of the Hungarian had not yet reached
Liverpool consequently the list ofpassengers is not
brought by the America. Tbs Directors oil the
Atlantic Cable Company are moving in The mater
of restoring the injured portions OF the cable 10
working order. In the House Of Commons on the
oath ult. the debate on Dir. Duchne's motion
opposing the Budget was resumed, and conunued
To the rext evening, when vote was had on tho
motion. and il was rejected, 339 TO 223-givng the
Government majority of ZIG. Mr. Hadheidcal'ed
attention TO the medtated fight between Heenan
and Savers ard asked if any steps were to he taken
70 prevent it. Sir G. c. Lewis replied that the
Chief Commissioner woud take steps to prevent
the fight taking place within the Metropolitan Police
District, but would give no pledge for any action
outaide of that limit. The latest accounts affirm
that the difficulty between France and Rome has
undergone no change. 1t is also said that France
has resolved to abandon the project OF annex
ing Piedmont to Tuscany, on the pretext that
Russia and Prussia object to the annexation.
The discomfort in Palermo and the AbrUzzi
continued, and troops were being concentrated.
The reasons for Austria's refusal to accept En-
glands proposal for settlement Of the italian ques
ton are published. Austria maintains that it would
not only essentially alter the basis of the European
equilibrium founded by the treaties Of 1915, but it
was also opposed to the fundamental principle upon
which Legitimacy of governments, aud especially
that of Austria, was founded. The statement that
Russia and Prussia had joined in proposal for
Conference OF the FIVE great Powers is confirmed.
The Paris correspondent of The London Globe says
the chances Of war in the Spring were daily aug
mentDg. The accumulation of Austrian troops be-
hind the Mincio AID on the north bank OF the 10
betoken desperate effort. An alliance between
Russia and Austria ia announced on the following
basis: Austria comedies all that relates to the
Holy Places at Jerusalem; second, Austria agrees
TO conform her policy to that of Russia as to the
Danubian Provinces and Seryia; third, in compen-
sation Russia guarantees to Austria the whole
of her territory, including Hungary and
Venitia, against Instruction and invasion.
II is stated that Marshall O'Donnell bad RENTED
to the Moors the following basis for the conclusion
Of peace Possession Of all the territory conquered,
including Tetusn, an indemnity of OO,OOO,OOO
reals, an engagement to respect the Catholic re-
Ieion, and commercial stpuIations favorable to
Spain. 1t was doubtful whether the Moors would
accept the terms. The Spanish squadron was ex-
pected to lombard the seaport towns of Morocco,
and would probably commence with Arphille. Mar
shall O'Donpe had had an unsatisfactory inter-
view with two Moorish deputies. The KING of
Sardinia and Count Cavour were at Milan, and
were the recipients of the most enthusiastic honors
The report that the former was about to issue
proclamation to the inhabitants of Central Italy
was denied. 1t is affirmed However, that he had
declared to the Pope the impOssibity of the reten-
ton of the Umbran Marshes, and proposing
treaty of cessloD. The Pope's reply, which is in
the negative was couched in the strongest terms.
A Shanghai dispatch of Jan. says the ports OF
Swallow and Kiawan have been opened, and the
provisions of the American treaty extended TO the
British and other Powers. COnsols closed at 94s
095 for money, and 95Q95t for account. Bread
stulIs dull but heavy.