Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
srHEEArEsr FnOMEURoPE.

THEEATEsT FROMEURoPE. Fl
HALAFAx. March 12.-The Royal MALL
America has arrived here to dag
The following is BY telegraph to Liverpool
tO Queenstons on Sunday:
Intelligence just received here states that
russia has decided on renewing the old al
lance with Austria.
The treaty is ON the point Of being signed,
and will be carried to IT. Petersburg by
Prince Alexander of Hesse.
We have excellent reasons for believing
that its provisions will be found to be as
follows:
First-'rhe most ample concessions rs to
all that relate to the holy places at Jsrusa
lem, will be made by Austria to Russia.
Second-With view TO eventualities that
have every probability Of being refused, Aus
tria agrees to conform her policy to that of
Russia as to the Danubianf provinces and
Servia.
Third-As compensations for these con-
nections in the East, Russi. will guarantee
to Austria the whole Of her territory. inclu-
ding Hungary and Venetia, against insurrec-
ton and foreign foes. qls @
MADRID. Feb. 25th- The Spanish squadron
has left Algeria in order to lombard the sea
port towas Of Morocco, and will probably
commence operations by the bcmbardment
Of Aophill.
Paris, 27th.-The Mouiteur publishes
decree on the organization of the artillery,
the list Of stone houses for field
increasing the number Of batteries
and infantry by creating three new regi-
ments and the re-establishment of artillery
trains. The Moniteur also publishes the
programme of the opening Of the Legislature
on the LIST Of March. 1t also announces
that the two Moorish Deputies arrived es-
ter day At the camp of Marshal ODonne!,
with view to propose an interview be
tween Marshel ODonnell, and Mully Alb
Dos, and the Minister Katchkai, on the part
Of Morocco. This interview took place On
the road to Tangicos
The first point discussed, was the occupa-
ton Of Tetuan by the Spaniards, which was
absolutely objected to by The Moors, where
upon Marshall O'Donnell was on the point
OF breaking up the conference, but at the re-
quest of Muley Abbus, it was continued,
without. however, producing any result.
The Moors asked for further delay, which
was refused by 90 Donncll, who declared the
truce to be terminated.
The Marshall returned to Tetuan and
Immediately sent for the commander ofthe
Spanish Naval forces, in order to hold further
consultation with him in regard to furthc &C.
tive operations. ~
The detinate reply Of Austria to the Eng
ENuk ~ - a. t.
ian question is issued. Reasons are given
why Austria cannot accept England's propo-
sal as a basis for an arrangement, Count
Rcchburg explains that the proposal does moi
only essentially alter the right of the basis
Of the European equilibrium, which was
founded BY the treaty Of 1915, but it is also
i'll opposition to the fundamental principle
upon which the legitimacy Of governments
in general, and mere especially that of the
Austrian monarchy, is founded.
A Parish telegram confirms the statement
that Russia and Prussia had joined in q
proposal of conference of the Five Great
powers.
ne attention Of the House Of Common.
had been called to the meditated breach o
the Peace between tleenan and Savers. NJ
measures are yet taken to prevent the fight
The King Of Sardinia and Count Cavou,
remained at Milan. They were constantly
received with the greatest enthusiasm.
The steamer Louis bound to Marseilles
had foundercd in the Mediterranean, and
fifty persons were drowned.
The London Tins announces that is ha.
been suppressed throughout the Austrian
dominions.
A Chinese telegram Of January 9TH, say.
the ports If Swa,on anil KiaYon had beer
opened, and the provisions Of the American
treaty had been extended to the British and
other powers. A Canton telegram Of the
18th of January says, that no change in the
State Of affairs at Japan was reported.
LATER.
The statement in the London CHtron;cle Q
an alleged alliance between Russia and Aus.
tria. received by the America via Queens
town, attracted considerable attention and
its authenticity was actively canvassed-
The lhronicle in subsequent leader; re-
peated the news, remarking this new alliance
|corroborates the statement we have for some
time past reiterated, that there existed /,
dark and wide spread conspiracy against the
cause Of freedom aud progress, and imme
|diately menaceing the peace Of Europe.
CONVERSATIONAL,
WAsH1NGToN; IL, The Homestead ill
:%;;nch passed the House to-day, provide
that any person who is the head of family
or who has arrived at the age of 81 year
and is citizen of the U. S. or shall hav,
fxedlhis intention to become such, shall be u
| lot n IF (lor <>f l.
lie land, upon which such person may hav'
fixed pre- emption claim or which ma,
at the time such application is made subjec
to pre-elnption at dolla, and quarter q,
acre. No certificate or patents is to be ISSUED