, 1860-03-22
LATER rlsOII EUROPE,
Arrival OF the North Hr{tou.

| PORTLAND March 21.-The steamship North
Brlton. from Liverpool 1th, via Queenstown Sth
inst, arrived ut Portland at ll.45 4. ~, to day,
bringing one days later news from Europe.
LATEST, VIA QrEESs1owS- -LnxDoS, Thursday,
sth.-The Uaiy Neus city articls says tie
| Stuck market rcmaiua, ,l!epsessed, attention be-
ing still almost exo,uss.'eIy directed to the
complications on the Continent. Tie funds,
however, have not experienced any deeliae.
The snare market continued to drool,. Demand
for money is s!ack, owing to the new check To
| business.
Abou. G444 900 in gold we're taken from lii.
bank to daT for export, a portion being tor
India a sum Of s. 900 in West Indies and
| Bruzil Was despatched abroad.
| The great Military Dinner, ut which the Duke
OF Cambridge presided, il the most interesting
| feature.of The day. 1000 officers sat down. and
the gnl'eries were crowded. Attic ball in the
evening between 5000 and 1900 persons were
present.
! again cpeEed weak, and declined in price For
money. ?5 5-lG@94 ZIG, and for April account,
| 9i3@y4l.
shares are very active, and prices hare de-
elined about to !. Canadians are dull, and
French unchanged. Loubarda- Eenetian are
very fiat.
| NAnsE1ILEs, AAncn Letters from Con-
stantinople to the 24th utt., are unanimous in
stating that misunderstanding exists among
tue Ministers, and that change in the Ministry
is expected shortly.
TleUlemas have recently protested to the Sui
tan against the takinG Of Tetuan, aud have Oh.
| taincd letter Of encouragement aud subsl dies
] for Morocco.
| LIyERrooL, March S, T. u.-Cot:ou, sales for
the last two days, $4,000 bales. HreadstufEs
dull Provlsions quiet, but firm. Olher
| tcles unchanged.
| LONDON, NAncn S, r. r.u.-Consols closed at
"a! money, aud e4l account. Tea trmer. Other
| articles unchanged,
The North Briton brings IL passengers.
The Cork papers, of Thursday, contain the
| following news:
Var i extremely probable between Austria
| aud Piedmont. Piedmont is buying car airy
| horses in France.
1t is stated that Count Arese has been en-
trusted, By the Emperor Sspoleon, with the
| mission to bring about leenitive settlement
between France md Piedmont on the Sa7oy
| question.
FLORENCE, March 1th.-.a government ordi-
nance has been issued, suppressing all former
| DEGREES against the liberty Of The press.
NAPLES, March 3d-Tiere was grand mill
tary display here on the 1st inst.
Some persons OF high distraction hare been
arrested, and several nob!emen are about 10 be
ezi'cd. Great activity is bling displayed in the
| arsenals.
Letters fsom Sicily announce that the At.or-
| ney General at Mcs.sna has been murdered, and
that fu minatng bou,b had been thrown at the
Director Of ID: pulice, b5 which two persons
| we're wounded.
,RoAE, March s.-Grcat agitation prevails in
the Marshes, and tri-color flags are hoisted at
| night.
! T1rSSA, Gth.-1s is stated that the Austrian
| government had received positive information
| from Bologua that the troops commanded By
| Gen. Stentnelii will insist upon returning 10
| Tuscany.
AoRocco-News from Morocco is to the csth
| Of February. The permanent occupation Of
| Tetuan by the Spanish had been definitely
agreed upon md 10000 beds had been ordered
| to be sent
Ssrsra! ba.talions in the peninsula had been
ordered to be ready to 50 10 Africa upon the
/ first summons.
| A letter from the Sultan Of Morocco was re-
| ceired on the 25th Of February at thu principal
| mosque in Tangiers, announcing bis rejection OF
| tie conditions Of peaceproposeu by Spain. He
| says tha: he's coming 10 tho Northern Provinces
with large force; that there is very little
prospect OF peaee; tnst he has ample funds, and
that be will prosecute the war to the cnd, If he
loses all his sespotts. He exhorts all truts sbe.
Levers to arise In defense Of their country, nnd
says that he has given orders to nut to death
all p1nudcrers. The Su1tau, acting on the con
cuding announcement, had dismissed tbs Arab
Cavalry, who piunder.d Tetuan and beaeadcd
! many Of their chicss.
An inteevirw took place on the esd Of Feb,
between Marshal O'Donuell aud Muley Abbas.
The cesston OF Tetuan was discussed, but the
representatives Of the Sultan were uor prepared
to aecede to the demands Of Spain, and the ne
eo1tataons, therefore, came to un end.