Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-03
Arrival Of the America.

HALIFAX, FEB z.
The steamer America, which left Liver
pool at $50 p. NJ on the 18th, and Queenst
town ON the following day, arrived here at |
o'clock this afternoon.
She will be due at Boston on Saturday
morning.
The object of Lord Cowley's mission to
London was to resume negotiations between
England and France, which were instituted
by the former and interpreted by Count
Walewski's proposition. The principle of
these negotiations was nom Intervention in
the affairs Of Central Italy. France, adept
ing the same basis, is desirous that the
whole Of Europe should give its formal as
sent to the principle.
The British Cabinet, while expressing its
readiness TO support the principle Of Ion
intervention either at the Congress or in its
communication with the foreign powers,
pointed out the im~possibility of pledging it,
self without the consent Of Parliament, TO q
course Of policy which might possibly in
volve hostilities. The feeling of the Northo
ern Courts give rise to some fear that Eu-
ROPE would not passively submit to so threat
ening an intimation, and which also implied
the adoption of principles opposed to the
independence Of every state which possesses
the right Of forming alliances as it may
think proper, at it's W risk and peril
The British cabinet having thus declined
the proposition to enter into engagements
having such an important bearing, an early
meeting Of the Congress wa again revived.
There was a doubtful rumor that the Emf
peror of Austria has invited Russia and
Prussia to defend the legitimate rights of
monarchs.
Reports are current and believed iu Paris
that an agreement was made between
France and England for the reciprocal i'm
port of English iron aud coal and, French
wares.
The Paris corresp ondent Of the Post re-
ports that the Papal Nuncio has said that
the Pope will give up the Romagna, provi'
ded the rest Of his dominions be secured to
him.
Cardinal A~ntonelli's resignation was not
confirmed. 1t was rumored that Garibaldi
had gone to Sicily,
The monthly returns of the Bank Of
France show q decrease in cash of $4,000
600 francs; an increase in discount OF near.
ly 46, 200, 000.
A submarine telegraph cable had been
laid between the Channel Islands and
France.
The London Times editorially criticises
the financial statement Of the American
Government, and points out, that allowing
for the youth of one State and the maturity
of another, there is the strongest possible
analogy between the respective proceedings
Of England and America,
In another leader the same journal expa'
tiates ON Mexican affairs in connection with
the Presidents message. 1t says, There is
not a question but what the Americans, il
they pleased, could march to Mexico, nor is
it to be doubted that the advance would be
attended with at least the temporary benefit
of tranquility. Saving British interests, we
should look on such a proceeding with the
least dissatisfaction, but if Mr.. Buchanan's
description of Mexico is a faithful picture,
it will require far more than one casual in
tervention to restore the country to the rank
Of an organized State"
A Capt. Walker. said to be the Captain
of the sloop Wanderer, and who recently ar
rived at Liverpool under extraordinary cir
cunstances, was under arrest in that place
charged with having conspired with others
to obtain money by false pretenses. The
evidence before the Magistrate showed tina
Walker was treating for the purchase of
ship for a slave expedition.