, 1861-02-22
LATE AHD IHfoH7ABrf NEWS
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ARRIVAL OF THREE STEAMSHIPS.
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The American Crisis In the Brit
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NEW Tosx. Feb. aL-The steamer Kanga-
roo arrived thie morning with Liverpool dates,
via Queenstown, Of the 7th, one day later than,
the Fulton. AdEtces unimpoEtant.
tss tss.tsS government for = Reform bn' was re-
The Paris Aoaittxr confirms the statement
Of the :cession to Frnnce Of; .Meztour and
R0qnebrnne. !. y g., = s'.
:: In the House Of Lands, Earl Seton moved
an address IN response to the speech, Lord
Derby said the address needed no amendment.
Notwithstanding eundry omissions n the
speech, he regarded reference to the United
States as the most important topic, aud said
every one reviewed With the deepest regret
the events In that country, on which the
manufacturing interests Of England 80 greatly
depend. He Condemned the cuurse OF Saf-
with Napoleonk speech. Granville responded,
deeply lamentihg the disruption II America,
but felt confident thzt the results to England
would not be so serious, as the resources Of
India for cotton would eat once brought INTO
play. He said foreign relations, particularly
In Commons, Nj: Whito moved. an amend
ment to. the address, declaring 1t the duty Of
the Government to introduce reform measures.
DisraeI thought that there was not much en-
couragement for the government to do this,
aud Lord John: RuEsel said there was not
sufficient popular feeling to carry q satis1ac-
tory measure. He was sick Of introducing.
ahortive bills. He defended the foreign
policy Of the Government and the c0ur5e Of
Sardinia. Bright condemned the apathy Of the
Government relative to reform. The amend
ment was rejected, aud the address voted
american affairs were deplored during the de-
bate In the Commons. -,
A fire ut Blenhem Palace, eeat OF The Duke
Of Marlborough, did damage to the amount Of
e10,o0o Many valuable pictures were burned,
but the palace WIS not much injured.
1t ia said the conference on Syfia viii
! assemble at Paris forthwith. ~The principle is
The Bonrse wna depressed by the EmperoE's
The siege Of Gaeta continued, but there
were rumors Of negotiations for the surrender
Of the remainder o2 the garrison.
Arch Duke Rainor was appointed President
| of the Council. = s's-o"~ :''-
LONDON: h.--Negotiation on the Danish
question are Temporarily suspended The I'M
preston is strong Ia favor Of a pacifc solution.
Paris adyices state that the Catholic party in
the French Chambers will propose an amend
! nlent to the Address, protesting against tn!
! revolutionary policy Of France III Italy.
The London 3GmeS article concerning Mr.
t Cobden is more circumstantially contradicted.
So far from losing by Investments in the I'LL
nois Central Railroad, he is receiving hand
some income from them.
I England has been invited By France to stoE
Garibaldi's career, but declines on the pies
that the Neapolitans ought to be left to settle
| matters themselves.
| 4 letter from Genoa states that while The
| elections were pro ,eediug In one Ut the com
,nuues Of the province Of Messina, party o.
! Boyrbonites entered the hall aud bntchcrel
in cold blood the President Of the Electort
] {Hr111 md h IN
PORTLAND, Feb. 2l--The steamship Now
Scotia, from Liverpool 7th, via Londonderry
Sth, ::rriVed this morning.
i - Ihe Times city article of Thursday says th&
| English fluids hare improved by advances II
the Paris Bourse, sud closed firm The dis
count market WAS active =
The position Of the Bank Of Franco contin
| ued to Improve.
Political feeling has induced the Emperor 0
Russia to reto the exchange Of gold Tor silVe
with the Bank Of France.
Large temftances to India hayc been mad'
for tbs purchase Of cotton.
The London Times regards the actiou Of th'
Prussian Chambers in favor Of Italy as calcu
lated to check the warlike inclinations Of til
German Courts.
! Lord Russelrs speech is regarded in Franc
as warlike.
| GAErA, Feb. 7lh--The bes1egers have blow
| IT'D three powder magazines and destroyed til
side curtin Of the citadel. The garrison ass
cd an arulistice OF two days to bury their dead
which was granted. Cialdini had scut tllen
the neces5aries for the wounded.
Tic Turkish Sultan refuses his assent t
the prolongation Of the French occupation g
I Syria.
A commercial crisis is raging at Galatz.
The Montenegrfns are rayuging the village
| of Nicits, aud Killing men and women, III
burning houses.