The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-02-17
HALIFAX. Feb 10

HALIFAX. Feb 10
lie steamer Canada, which left Liver
l''pi n 10 o'"lock on the morning of the
18Th, arrived here at / o'clock tAi, u NJ
GREAT litrAE.-In the house Of Lords.
on the 2G,h uIt Lord Brougnam gave no
tie that lie would, on an early day, move
for some returns relative to slavery, and
would bring the whole question before the
Hose. He would also move for returns
for cotton imported into England from
america. lie made his motion on the
following eve
The Duke Of Newcastle, in response
said returns should be produced and the
@"yernment would ID all in its power to
suppress the slave IRA q
The Marquee of Normandy asked the
'."et"lnent whether it had received anv
.t..mi0ou 81 negotiations said 70 he pro
s~r.si"g between France and Sardinia, for
'..a .a4"ya;ion Of Savoy to France
Fari Granville said the Government had
no Information If me kind, and the French
Government had not been made acquaint-
et viii. any Of their operations as to such
an arrangeralut.
Mr. Griffith called attention to a rumor
that dirty thousand French troops were
expected at L~ghorn ana enquired ''heth
or there was any reason to suppose tue OBJ
irct of such movement was to prevent
the annexation Of Central Italy to Sardinia
Lord John Russell said there was no
Truth in statement, and lie had no reason
to believe that the french Government
contemplated any such steps with the
view imputed to it in the question.
Lord John Russell also stated in reply
- question by Mr.. Moucklor, that in
cou?l1ucc with he address of the House
on the crucliies prac'iccl on board Amer
i,an ships he had communicated with the
American Government, and power had
been given by ii to Mr.. Dallas to enter iuto
negotiations TO pat an end 20 the atrocities
50 disgra efui to humanity. A committee
was being drawn up with this object in
view. Cheers
Later adyices had been received from
Australia. There was panic at Me-
Aoulne. Nun er0us failures had occurred
Tie commercial treaty between Eog'and
auI France attracted much attention.
Some ii Us provisions had been published.
IAuf,. Jan 29-The Universe publishes
letter Of the Pope to the Archbishop and
,he Bishops, setting forth the motives Of
.,s e'lsal % accept tie advice Of the En-
Ieror 10 give up the Romsgna.
Ig-A Sandman war steamer, loaded
with munitions Of war, exploded in the
'..1 + Of Malaga, killing and wounding
= 900 p~rsons. Some grenades IN the
rtr,u .. 'ha vessel took ire and exploded,
which communicated fire to the vessel and
ocea,ionoi a general explosion. The
..,u..les and munitions. however, 4ld not
aj explode Mt once, aud kept up an i-reg
u.ar explosion, dealing death all AROUND
Those living and wounded were speedily
removed from the vessel, when cannona-
ain. IL sink her vas opened from a bat
tary IN shore and other vessels, and after
an hu.r and 4 BALI she sunk Kissing under
the waves such a terrible loss of life
tra. such q course was never before re-
.iel
- Tie Noiwle, (Lng and) Mercury
r.,stl.a, after wears Of mechanical labor
aud many mathematical tests, Mr.. James
White. Of Wickham Market, has compet
el AMI has now in constant operation
self winding clock, which determines the
time With unailing accuracy, continuing
il J constant motion by itself, never re-
44.r..z - De wound up, and which will
perrstuate 1T, moyeut. 50 long as its COM
ronent parts exist.