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PORTLAND, MAINE, March 27.-The steam
ship BohemidIi left Liverpool simultaneously
with the CITY Of WdshingtoR, at noon of the
l4th instant, touched at Queenstown on the
18th instant, and arrived here ut nine o'clock
this morning, bringing ninety-seven passen-
gers and a full cargo. 8 IH. T1lIa Oh
The Royal Mail steamship drdbid, from
New York. arrived at Liverpool, at half-past
six P. NJ, Of the 18th instant i'"'
The steamship Prince 1lberL from New
York via 81. Johns, Newfoundland, arrived
at Galway, at seven A. NJ, of the i3th inst
The steamship Borussid, from New York,
arrived at southampton, on the afternoon Of
the 18th instant.
The steamship Anglo-iSaron, from Portland,
arrived at Queenstown, on the morning of the
: 18th instant. ..s...r., ... ,. -..'.,. f.
GREAT BRITAIS.-In the House Of Lords,
on the 18th, notice was received from the
Commons that they had agreed TO an address
to the crown, on the subject Of the CONNER
cial treaty with France, whereupon Lord
Thornton gave notice that he would move for
similar address from the House of Lords,
on the 18th. $50 TO fr'n ..t IT.
In the Commons, on the 18th, Lord John
Russell stated in reply to inquiries, that a
great deal of correspondence has taken place
with Naples relative to the constitutional
reforms recommended by England and
France, and in few days he hoped to lay il
ON the table. % tl. .r s-.ifH -sF -li -. .'Ji
A general discussion then took place on the
Savoy question, in the course Of which Lord
Palmerston and Lord John Russell deprecated
the continued recurrence of these irritating
debates, and urged the opposition, if they OBJ
jected to the course of the Government, 10
boldly move vote of censure, when minis
ters would be fully prepared to defend their
course. "
Mr. Gladstone moved the second reading
of the bill to repeal the paper duty. 1
Sir w. Miles moved an amendment, that as
the repeal of the duty on paper will necessi-
tate the addition of one penny on the pound
to the income tax, il is the opinion of the
House that such repeal under such circum-
stances at the present moment is inexpedient
After further debate the amendment was re-
jected by a vote of 1872 to 245 majority in
favor of the government The bill was then
read a second time. s..r....-. .'f Fr' ,.H.
On the 18th, in the House of Commons,
Lord John Russell laid upon the table further
correspondence relative to the affairs of Italy,
and explained the attitude of the Govern
ment, both as regards Italy and Savoy. Ut,
He asserted that hostility all along had
been shown to the contemplated annexation
of Savoy to France, and that as regards Italy,
the policy Of the Government was dictated by
the sole desire of securing the permanent
| pNNNS " OSfClul OppOolIlOu
members including D'Israeli, denounced the
conduct OF the Government, and asserted that
the policy pursued had promoted the views
of France with regard to Savoy
Lord Palmerston defended the government,
and stated that If the Great Powers objected,
France would not persist in the annexation
After further debate the correspondence
was ordered to be laid on the table. Il.
The Australian ship Commodore Perry, for
which fears were entertained, had reached
Plymouth. -'---------.-' ,''s.---'--'--
Haly-The military Gazette of Turin states
that the whole army'of Sardinia is ordered
to be upon war footing by the lst of April.
The Central Italian States have voted almost
unanimously for annexation to Piedmont.
The municipalities of Milan had expressed
confidence in the national policy of Victor
Emmanuel, and offered him three millions Of
francs
NJ. Thouvenels dispatch to Count Cavour
points out that if the King accepts the annex
alton of Tuscany he would not be able to
reckon on the support of France. .r.-...
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