, 1861-03-01
LATER From EUROPE.
Arrival II the Steamship Canadian.

PORTLAND, Feb. 29.-The steamship Cana.
dian, from Liverpool 14th, via Londonderry
18th, has arrived.
GREAT BRIrAuH.-A London letter in the
Paris Moaitea.r asserts that number OF Eng
ltsh merchants are about to presentan address
to the Queen. praying TINT q negotiation be
opened with Franco for mutual reduction Of
existing ornaments
Parliamentary proceedings Iwere unimpor-
tant. The rumor was revived that Lord John
Russell will shortly accept the Peera9e and
seat In the House Of Lords.
A breakout Of the weavers In Blackburn and
vicinity was considered imminent. -
The cotton spinners and manufacturers In
the district held large meeting and resolved
to resist the dictatorial demands Of the opera
tives, who, In their turn, maintained their po-
sition with firmness.
FRAHcE.--Another sharp pamphlet entitled
France, Rome and Italy" by II. La Guerro-
nierre, was announced fbr publication on the
18th. The Rtris says It will give 6 clear In
sight into the Imperial policy, and enable Eu-
the same subject already published says, in the
event OF French troops leaving, no other for
eign power will be allowed to supply their
place.
The Bourse on the 18th opened firm, and
closed 1at4 est DOC.
says Gaeta will capitulate tomorrow morning
Cialdinf will occupy Mount Orlando and ill
the Notifications, and after the departure OF
the Royal family, he will occupy the city, the
garrison remaining prisoners Of var until
Messiaa and Cloiteila del Troute shall be sur.
rendered. The King and Queen with their
snite Will depart on board the French ship
Auette.
Dispatches from Gaeta, prior to the capitu-
lation, say q Capuchin monk left there with the
mission Of raising an insurrection in Ca!abria,
and was arrested near Cosnitz md important
papers found on him.
The city Of Fiume and the surrounding dis
trict had been declared in state Of siege.
AuaTRIA-1t Is said the subscription to the
| new loan exceeds thirty millions lorius. The
| Committee Of Pesth had voted an address to
the Emperor Of Austria md King Of Hungary,
declaring that the recent royal Teecripts have
| destroyed the confidence created By the impe-
rial diploma Of October last. The law pro-
hibits the payment Of taxes by the Diet, and
force alone could removethe citizens from the
lawful ground they have taken, and al unre-
served return to the constitutional line can
alone save the King and country
| The Committee Of 0enburg has resolved to
Fay taxes as herei iofore, and until the Diet shall
| have taken its resolution.
Sw1rzERLAsD.-A Berue telegram Of the
18th, says it was through the medium Of tho
| Swiss Consulate at Algiers, that Mr.. Golden
tween the contepdug States Of America The
Federal Council had declined the proposition
on the grounit that it was not qualified for
such an office, but ct the same time expressed
thanks to Mr.. Golden.
In the House Of Commons, Lord John Rus.
sell said the San Juan question with America
was still open, but England had made propo-
Rition in fair spirit, and hoped it would be
aceeded TO-. With regard to the fugitive slave
| Anderson, the only correspondence had been r
demand from America for his extrnaiti0n, AMI
. single acknowledgement of the demsnd.
| The Great Eastern will be again reaGY for
sea in March. Her reported destination is
New York
The Bonaparte Patterson case was again
before the French Court On the 8th. The I'M
perial Attorney explained its leading bearings,
and said the only question was, is the marriage
null for want Of publication in France, and
argued that this had been decided In tho af.
irnative. The Court adjourned Its Judgment
eight days.
Mr. Cameron, Grand Master Of the Loyal
Orange Association of British America, had
presented IN address to the Queen from their
Grand Lodge, expressive Of ther loyalty, and
representing that the Association were under
no Legal disability in British North America;
therefore their claims to be publicly recognized
during the progress Of the Prince Of Wales
through Canada ought to have been admitted
BY the advisers Of Els Royal Highness.