, 1860-03-24
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.


ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
T. HALIFAX, March e3.-The royal mail steam
ship Canada, from Liverpool 10Th, 10 a. m., b,
the way Of Queenstown 18th, has arrived, TLt
steamship Etna was to leave Liverpool on The
mian reached Liverpool at H. m. Of the I'll
and tile Kangaroo at noon Of the 6th
The news is important; The question Of The
annexation OF Savoy to France was the promi
nent topic Sardinia had consented to tho in.
i Lord John Russell had st4ted in % tbs Houso O,
Commons that Austria aud Prussia concprret
IN the views Of England. Russia had not re-,
piled. NV ~
The House Of Commons had voted an aa,
aress 70 the Crown, approving the French
treaty, the amendments offered iherat,, hv the
jority. '~'S - " 1"A - A'e''
1t vas reported that since Sardinia rcfec.ed
Napoleon's programme for Italy, the French
troops have reeeiyed orders to be ready 10 march
at tic ttst notice, and that the evacuation ri
Lombardy aud return of the army to France
are lhreafencd AAa~e
The Bank Of France had gained 4,5oo ooo
Iancs % IN n specie Specie during the month. rheren,es
ffIhere was c general desire to realize in the
Liverpool cotton Market. Breadstutfs were
dnlt. Provisions steady. Consols cIosad ~
the 10th at ?4s-94s for money: 94fGass for Sr
accounts. @'1' 'o1
GREAr BR1rA,S.-1n the House of Lords m
..e zst,l, 1ne Uuke OF Newcastle said TINT tho
dispatches laid before Parliament, rglatiye to lie
savoy question, contained the details Of every
thing that had taken place, De adn,itted hnas
ever, thlt private letters from Lord Cowlay
containing nothing Of moment; had not been
| published. wv "seo
Several peers deprecated the prattiee of d.
pl2n,at'G e eeorrespcnde1ce being carried on by
In the House of Commons, lord John Rvs.
| sell requested Mr.. kinglake e postnone Iis
. MOTION protesting against the annexation Of
oaFoy 70 France, On tue ground that d;senss;on
now would be prejuaicial To the public seryice'
;. ~. hinglake consectsd; but would iutroducs
] 1t at ] subsequent period. ~
-. The subject OF allowing France to carry mi
Tic system Of emigration from India to heT cns
Cane. ~ ILL.,
Lord John Russell reiterated lis previous
explanation, that the arrangement was made
win vle~ Ut ahol...hing the free emigrant SIS
tenn OF France, which practically revived all the
evils OF the slave trnI7e, and tiudcr these cir.
cumstances be Thought the new arrangement
perfectly jus'iiiable.
Mr. Byng moved IN address to the crown at.
proving Ut the new commercial treaty with
france anu promising Paliiaulent TO take the
necessary steps to carry it into effect.
Alf. Lindsay moved al amendment. nrarinr
that Hcr Majesty will adopt measures, by sun.
Elementary treaty or otherwise, to carry inio
effect the abolition Of all dcferential dulles on
vessels 81 the two countr ics trading between
thelr various ports aud colonies. Mr. Lindsay
pointed out the disadvantages under which
British shipping 1abnred and contended that an
ALTERATION ct the French navigation laws was
absolutely necessary.
The debate Was resumed the following dnx
ST. Horseman moved that the article in the
hn +.1 I'll
rejected By 22G major;t-.
:, ihc debate involved the Savoy question and
tue general relations Of England and France.
The address was finally agreed to without
amendment and without a division.
Mr. Halliburton presented a petition Crom
British America aguinst M ulteratinn ~ tho
Timber duties - '"e
in the House Of Lords debate on Italian af.
la'fs TOOK place;strict neutrality being urged bY
sir Robert c. Hill. commander at Waterloo
ana III the Peninsular War, is dead,
No more floating batteries with iron s;dea o,o
10 n ne constructed, owing to the Armstrong guns
having completely riddled the immensely Thick
IRON plates Of the experimental vessels,
Ihe abolition Of the duties on talIow. r5ce
eneese, butter, DC, went into effect on tile I'll
Inc projected annexation of Savoy and Nice
.0 Franco continued to attract much attant;nn |
The London Tsuses, while editoria1r condemn.
lng tue project aud applauding the firm protest
q the government against it, repudia!es the
which might my day lead to war. T,e par;s
Hays IN au editorial complaining Of tie hosti.
lty of England to annexation, says it would ho
unreasonable to suppose that the Emperor
would relounce that which lie regards as the
security OF one Of the most important frontiers
.itis stated that since Cavour's last dlspatch
relat1ve to tal y, orders hare been sent to lie
french army to hold itself ready to march nj
ne first notice, and that the reply to officers
y, Sno demanded = short furlougi was that the
Whole urmy would Immediately eyacnate T,om-
oardr and return to France.
~, me faEls correspondence of the London
1tnafs says 1t was thought likely that as soon
Is universal suffrage in Tuscany declares fnr
to Piedmont, the Sayoyards viii
anEe French army on the spot.
The Paris Patrae believes itsolf in q nos;,;o,
9 9 say that in the question of Savoy. Surdin;a
nows such coucliatory intcnts as might be CT.
lizement to France ~ "6s'"n'
: efsAScs.[The - monthly returns of the Bank
! France, shows IN increase in cash Of 4 5O0
s, ,o0D, ,000f. ." ~ ''er
The French Council Of State was exnected n ,
omplete IN day or two its examination Of tltc
roposea nes: tariff for wool, when tho matter &
I'll be brought before the legislature NN'AS'et
augtcrh & eA oli Ill 10
Marshal Neil, Senior Marshal of France, is
cad. %
Reports had been current of dissentions In. 7
Teen Engl1na ano France, relative to the Chi ! {
mission, but the Paris CORRESPONDENT of 1ha | i
ondon 1tst pronounces them wholly urfound. =
The Boursa was fiat and heavy. The Ren,es
4sed on the 9th at 67f75c.
lTALf.-A long aud forcible despatcb hr u
nllnt f!&xnr9- t~S- Il
ramme, pledges Surdinia to abide by the re-. .
II. oi aa appeal to universal sufIrage. The :
pa71on5 Of Turin afirms that in a pofe Of Tia
OF march. relative to Savoy, Cayour ex-
'eSses 1oe attachment Of the Government Of y
&c King of Sardinia to his province, but at tha n
me time to the principle. which be 'sunnorts ;n !
entrai Italy lie declares his intention to in.
rrogate the population in manner to be-
taohshea bT Parliament, reseryine besides /
questions OF frontiers and guarantees to be z
nea ,,ano 70 oasoy. Another authority says TINT
asonr, u the same noie, denies that thu ;nhah.
Ents OF Sayoy and Nice have any desire to be
ue1eo 10 France, but he suggests that the I .
sstion be tested BY 8 vote of The pcoDle ~ in:
u as ~ Tuscany and the Romagna-
!. ','A1ESsr-I1E1S, al March s.-The Upinione pub.
e to Savoy and Nice, in which he deciared
ut the aggrand'zement Of Sardinia can nerer ~
2sc dangerous to Franc; but considering The n
l'satlons that Sardinia is to render to France.
o "tlel.lou must oe gwen to the Emre-
IS demand, at the moment when Sardinia d. | gel
'9ds fur the people Of Central Italy the d@ht Sit
d'spose Of their destiny. She exposes her
10 the charge OF inconsistency If she DE-. IT.
IS the right Of freely expressing their wishes &c
n her subjects dwelling On the other side Of the il
rs. Ur however rraat thu roora% ,r,.1L - | Ste
ncnn1e nf tha p;na.ss.x6 "oo1o W al So.
- Wy AA@4uoubssc mohafchS de- | On1
ndlng separation, Sardinia would not fail q:
recognize the right Of manifestation. how Gs GGas
+ slight, if made in conformity with the =
Of parliament. r.
regard to the opposition of the great uow- and
favour thinks that the desire Tor prnner o,7
atlers of France aud Sardinin will ensure lust Sol
equitable negotiations on this head.
royal decree At Naples establishes modi. H.
lions on go articles Of customs tariff, and ~
ers revision Of the remaining articles. II
he Tuscan correspondent Of the London
aes asserts that, under certain conditions.
with the free consent Of popular will, tue
rams would consider themselves we'll rid Of