, 1860-07-31
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LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE,



LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Steamer 81 BoIeutlan.v
from Liverpool 18th, ria Londonderry 18th,
passed Farther Point ut II A. II. yesterday, and
arrived at this port this forenoon. An Interrupt
t1on Of the working If the line prevented the
transmission Of her news yesterday.
~ The royal mail steamship Asia, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool ut s r. N. on the 18th.
The Illinois aud the Saxonia were 10 leave
southampton on the 18th, for New York.
In tbs House Of Loris, on the 10th, the Earl
Of Granville slated his belief that the dis
tnrbauce In New Zealand had been greatly ex-
aggerated.
X debate took plncc Oh the Savoy question
and the policy Of England taking part in the
proposed Conference, in the course Of which
ths annexation of Savoy to France was vcrY
generally denounced.
IN The House Of Commons, Mr. K2ebuck at.
tackled the Government for prosecuting On ul-
JUS, war with chira, and sncoura. ing the opium
trade.
Mr. Gladstone replied, denying that tho war
was unjust. and asserting tina. thu treaty Of
Tienain Was as binding an engagement a. could
be made, and that its ratification was most i11-
portant-
Mr.. Gladstone made statement Of the finaa-
cial condition Of the country, proposing to levy
an immediate duty of Is. II d. per gallon IN ar-
dent spirits. which WIS agreed to.
FnlScE-The ncws from Fraace is unimpor.
| taot. The uo,tt+uT announces that project
Of Law for the purchase Of the Canal had been
| adoptcd.
NAPLES Asp pS1ctlr.-Sangu;ns5y combats arc
reported to hare taken place near Mcssna be-
] tween the Neapolitans,. under Col. Barco, and
| the advance guard Of the Eicinu almy,
The British Admiral, slundy, had quilted
/ Palermo for Naples and there were scarcely uny
but Sandman vessels in the Road.
Garibsldi had expelled FARM aud two others
| from Sicily for conspiring agains: order. Farui
| is said TO hare bad full power fram Sardinia to
assume the titla Of Royal Commissioner as soon
| as annexation was declared.
SyR1A-The massacre Of Christians in Syria
/! is said to rcach from $500 to 5000 persons,
while Isl villages hare been destroyed. Sick
cning details are given osthe barbarity inflicted
on all ages and sexes.
The ship Squantum Of Boston he's been
wrecked near Bombay.
| LIVERPOOL Transformation quiet, but
less pressed 1or sale. Wheat steady. Corn
| very dull. Provisions quiet aud without par
| ticular c1aoge. Produce was generally uu.
! changed. Weather was favorable for craps.
loSnos MONEY MARKEr-Consols closed
Thursday r. NJ, a,a aca @93s. Demand fer money
continued actlre.
| The ship General Berry, from Androsson for
| Boston, put back Oh the 14:s, havlDg been
! ashore on the east side Of the Calhlso Island.
I In the House Of Lords on the 18th Lord
| Brougham called attention to the case uf negro
Indy who Was recently refused Z first class pas
sage in aCunard steamer On the ground Of
color. lie said he had DO doubt but that DAM
ages could hare been recovered If the mutter
| b not been compromised
Lard Woodhouse confirmed the news that 800
Christians haa been mas.ccred i'll Damascus,
and all the Consulate houses, With the exception
| OF the British, had been burned.
The 18th session Of the International Statis~
| tical Congress opened in London On tie 18th.
| Delegates from ali parts Of the wurid we're pres
eut. The representatives from the United
States we're Judge longstreet and Nr. Law
renee. MT. Dallas Was also present in the
midst of numerous distinguished guests. At a
| preliminary meeting Mr. Miner G.bscn vel
tomcd the Congress- IN tho name OF tue british
| Government. Prince Albert, President Of the
Congress, delivered an appropriate inaugural
address.
! After tho address the following littleiacidsnts
| occurred:
| Lord Brongham seeing the American Minis
ter present, said lie hoped Ar. Dallas would
forgive him for reminding him that there WAS
| negro present as q member Of the Congress.
| This gave rise to loud laughter and Cheering.
| Mr.. Dallas made no sign in rssponEe, but the
| negro in question, u. Doctor Delay, arose md
| returned thanks for the kind ullusiou which had
] been made 10 lin, andi assured all present that
he too was man. This was gree.ed with re-
! newed cheering from all parts OF the hall.
The second Nespolitan Plenipotentiary to
Sardinia had reached Turiu. 4 Neupolitan
| Minister had also reached Paris.
4 new Siciian Ministry had been formed.
| SIgnor IuterdonEto Argi the historian, and
Siguo1 Emeranti are among the members, and
| Laeotb, Laporla and4 orsini continue in the
Cabinet.
A Naples telegram says stroug eud COM
pact Ministry would be Immediately formed to
curry out to their full extent thr principles Of
| the Constitution and Government, and to watch
over the interests Of the nation.
| The latest news from Naples reports The dis
| missal of the Ministry. Ammnder D'Marteno
I only would remain in the new Cabinet.
SfR1A, BfgRorr 11th.-The attack Of the
| Druses On the Christians at Damascus CON-
1nenccd on the evening Of the 9th. Several
men were killed and many women carried oil.
] The French, Russian nua Greek ConsuEs took
refuge il the house Of ABIDE! kader.
| Tie attitude Of the Turkish authorities was
! uudecsive and rather injurious than useful to
the Chr,ssians. 5000 Turkish soldiers arrived
| to-day.
The fears Of tho christians are redoub'ed, and
r Commissioners Deby and Norwich are expected
~ With Impotence.
=, Details to the first OF July say it was then
!. ascertaibed that the Druses lad burned aud
] pi1lased 101 villages since May 29,b, while
from 1900 10 5000 Christians, inhabitants OF
\ Lebanon, many 81 whom were wealthy, anc all
strangers to anything ike poverty, aEe house
less beggars, depending on charity fol. their
I daily bread. 0vsr and abore the number Of
I Christians shot in actual warfare, it is believed
or 5000 hive oeen butchered in cold blood.
| The massarres at Damascus we're NOT known
at this date. The mos: sckeniEg details are
giren Of the barbarisms inflicted on all ages and
sexes. A French vessel had be n sert to LIT
TAXA, and WIS obliged to take up q position
| within firing dsstunce Of the town, in order to
restrain the fanatical portion Of the inhabit-
acts from committing further outrages:
The Austrian frigate Rudesty had been or
| dered to proceed to Syria, to cooperate with
/ vessels Of other powers there.
| Great agitation prevails at Aleppo and klles
Lefty.
/ irALr-Grcst military camps are to be form.
ed about the end Of August, in the neighbot-
hood Of Turin, Allessendria, Milan, Florence
and Bologna.
I The Minister Of War at Turin has issued
modification informing all retired officers Of the
&arnJ that the Necessity Of calling them again to
f4ctiTe service has ceased.
5s The Pope, in con=istory held On the 9.h, pro.
8dounced an allocut;on caereetically protesting
dREainst the piedmoatesc Government, on nc
V6ouut of the arrest and condemnation Of Tue
\ Hahopg Of Pisa, Ilnal, Fancea and Piacsnzl, ap-
tkSoy wing the conduct Of these Bishops and dcsig-
II 4eted the annexation Of the Duchies aud Lega-
h Eous to Piedmont as usurpation.
M LATEST NJ TELEGRAPH 10 IoSpoSpErRf-
ia private telegram has bccn received in anti
Epatiop Of the mail, the date ofwhich is belieT-
| ID to be Hog Kong, 7th, which states that the
shipment Of lea to he 900 600 pounds since the
| departure Of the previous mail. The Ellen
| Rogers had smiled with some new tea on board,
and some 10000 chests had azrised at The
port.
Another telegram says that tie exports Of tea
show no increase. The exports Of silk were
600 bales.
Trade at Shanghai dull. The Rebels are in
vesting Sou.Cho
Asreeards the war with England ard France,
it il added that the Chinese arc resolved to
fight.
rAn1s, l9.-Thc iNoniterr says the Sultan has
addressed tho following letter to the Emperor
on the 16tA Of July:
| al have q. heat. that your Majesty should
know with what gret have learned the events
in Syria. Let -FOUR Majesty be convinced That
shall employ all my powers for establishing
security and order in Syria; th1; shAll BE.
verely punish tbs guilty parties, whoever they
NAV be- and render justice to oil in order to
| leave no doubt Of my government. hare en-
trusted that important mission to my Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, with whose principles your
Majesty is acquainted"
LoSpox, july 19.-1t is reported in Paris that
| the French Government haye received CON.
muaication from st. Petersburg, expressing
the desire Of Russia TO act in accord wish
France and England in the East. Tue Russian
cabinet rei.erates its opinion that the recent
erents now transpiripg 10 the East, held in sus-
| reuse the peaco Of the world, and that the very