Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-14
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ST. ,JoHYs, March 9.-The Steamer Nova
| ScotIan, from Liverpool on the 22d ult, pu9
in here last evening, short OF coal. Her dates
are four days later. She had twenty passen-
gers,
The steamer North American. from Port
| land; arrived at Queenstown On the twentieth
ult
The ship Luna, from Ravre. for New Or
| leans, had been wrecked on the French coast,
near Cherbourg. She had eighty-ejght pas
seDgers and twenty-five of crew on board.
only two persons were saved, whose names
are not given. The vessel proved a total
! loss.
| Mr.. DIsrael's motion for the consideration
! Of the French treaty, IN advance of discus
| sion Of the Budget. caused warm debate.
| The result of the vote was Is follows: For
the motion, 230; against it, 293-majority
for the Government. 93 This considerably
guarantees that the treaty will be ratified
Lord Lucan's motion against the reduction
of the Tariff, and increasing the income tax.
was under discussion. 1t was reported that
the French Government will agree to q mod
iication in the coal stipulation.
The French Ministerial circulars demand
obedience to the laws from the clergy on the
Roman question.
The Paris Bourse had advanced, and closed
at 68f
Prussia and Russis, it was reported, had
Joined insR proposal fer conference of the
Five Great Powers
Hanover had consented to submit the ques-
tion Of the Stadt dues 10 general confer
ence
a Hong Kong letter says that the claims
o American citizens, for losses sustained at
Canton, in 1880, are in fair way for iqui-
dation. y dividend Is 20 be paid forthwith,
and the remainder is guaranteed.
The steamship Nova Scotia which arrived
here yesterday. sailed from Liverpool at II
o'clock on tie morning of the 22d of Febtu-
ary. touching al Queenstown the next day
The steamship Glasgow also sailed from
Liverpool on the 22d, for New York. and
the steamship New York was to leave South
ampton for the same destination on the same
day. Tee steamship Niagara was TO take the
place of the America, and sailed for Halifax
and Boston on the 10Th ult.
The steamship America, from Boston, ar
rived out on the morning of the 22i uit., and
the steamship City Of Baltimore. from New
York a few hours later.
Heavy gales had prevailed around the coast
Of England. The steamer Odione, from
Dublin, fer London. came in collision with
the Schooner Heroine, on the 18th Ult The
steamer sunk n twenty minutes afterwards.
aEL from forty to fifty persons were drowned.
Runors were current of al address, attri-
buicd to Victor Emanuel himself, calling on
Sicily to ipsuTrectjon
TIE armamertsin Piedmont were well ac-
celaTated
y congregation, held at The vatican, mad
decided that the King Of Sardinia should not
be communicated, whatever political events
might supervene.
There was a report current that plot
against the Emperor Of the French had been
discovered
y Madrid telegram states that the garrison
of Wcliilla had made a sortie. aud the Span
ish less was SO killed, 146 wounded and p
missing.
The Spanish press were unanimous 10 their
demand for an encGetic policy against Mo
rocco.
The Nova ScotiaB takes $50 tons of coal,
ard will sail this evening for Portland, where
she will be due Oh Monday next. There was
a gale from the l., last night, with rain.