, 1861-02-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF the Turas

SANDY HOOK, Feb. 19-Thc steamship Juya
passed here at o'clock this forenoon, and fur.
nished the following summary Of the latest
news: :.--sa.. |
Ing to programme on the 9Th inst. The Queen !
delivered her speech In person. She alluded
pointedly TO the political troubles IN the
United States, expressing her feryent "iahea
TINT there may be an amleable adjustment Of
all tho difficulties. : s..
The America. from Boston January I'D. ar
rived at Liverpool February 4th.
a Calcutta Telegram Of January 11th, says /
news Ind reached there that the American
Ambassador was repulsed from landing at 5a-
pan. 49,:
rived at England. News untmpostaut Bon-:
The London and Liverpool nndezw1iters had
advanced rates one per cent. on cargoes from
Southern States, owing to Increased fires ON
cotton ships and wnr risks. =. =. =
Mrs. Gore, the distinguished novelist, Is
dead. ....
Tie French Chambers opened On tho 14th-
The Emperor's speech opens with an cxplana-
ton Of the liberal concessions aud greater lat
itude granted to the Legislature; refers to the
satisfactory nature OF commercial reforms
and treaties, aud then refers to foreign afiAlts.
lie said he had endcayored to prove that
France sincerely desires peace, and that, With
ont renouncipg legitimate influence, she does
! not pretend to interfere where. her interests
are not concerned Eon-interTentfon had
been her policy in italian complications, and
the motive for sending . feet to Gasta was TO
interpretations, and partial departure from
neutrality ut length necesaltated Its withdraw
| al Ii points to the recognition Of the an
neSatIon Of Savoy and Nice as evidence Of tue
lnaintajnance OF the rights of France. Re re-
joicss at the restoration Of the Christian CROSS
in China and to the protection OF the ~ ran
Christians against 1anatlcism.
He considered It necessary to increase the
garrison at Rome, when the security Of the
Pope appeared threatening. He concludes by
asking that npprehensioDs bc dlspelled and
confidence be restored, bis determination being
cause OF France should not be based On right
and justice.
The London Times regards the speech unfa
varablr, md Gays, there is nothing In It reas
surins. It affected the English funds untavor
The case of Bonaparte against Patterson wa:
argued on both sides and adjourned till Febru
ht.rshal Bosquet is dead. -..-..
il is said the principles Of the conference ot
Paris oh the Syrian question are agreed to Dy
tlep overs.
I.c E:,urao was heavy, Csc
The siege Of Gaeta was continued. Princi
| CaziInnu lad arrived at the 6ardiniAn camp Q
GaeIa, it is reported, In reference to snrrende
negotiations. .....-. 49,.
Ihe Italian elections proved M more r.. md 9e NOR
will propose the following to the Parliament
) The proclamation Of Victor Emanuel, as kim
Of Itaiy, with full powers but for limited pc
| Rod, Il lean of three or four hundred millio'
lraucs, and calling out all the military reserve.
| Intelligence continues War1ike-
LATsR-Naples, 4th-The fire Of the b
steged at Gaeta is very brisk, md is replied
by f!c Sandman squadron. Prince Carigna
has visited the camp.
noME.-The Pope has ordered his soldiers
:. return TO Rome, Notwithstanding the order
;. | thousand Sardinian troops had passed throug
the Umt,ria on their march to the Kingdom {
Naples. Th. reactionary movement IN II
tabr,lzzi was organized by Trataln and II.
a1arode.
:. The s1rdinians have evacuated the Pap
' Emperor Napoleon
Tic Spanish vessels which were dcspatchf
n to Gae!a have been repulsed by Admiral fa
i | s:ltio.
:. Francs, II, has i=sncd an appeal to the slc|
;, ia.:s Of. ring them the Constitution Of ISL,
), sicilian army and navy, and entire separate .
> n,il:i=trst;on. lie asks Of them to gve m as
). 1um to royal family, abandoned but bras
# and teo well instructed by misfortune.
# LATEST PER FULTON.
Napoleoa's speech gives great dissatiEfa
+ ton, and English and French funds decline
C. Con5ols closed at 91A@o1B for money; 81
j. for account.
,c III Parliament Mr. White offered an amen
: | mcnt 10 the Queen's address, paragraph
&c reform, which WIS negatiyed 12o to 40: 7
&c Queen dcplo1es American troubles in
speech.
O. The independence Beige says that Mente
y aud Roqucibrunc haye been cedcd to Fran
&C fer 100, 600 ir.nes.
NEW York, Feb. 1o-The steamer Saxo,
4 from Southampton 9Th, has arrived. She |
ri. 1iG rass.nacre. News anticipated,
he Tie Fulton from southampton on the G
r. ming Of the :iti, has arrived, She has 10 ?
sengers and SILT COO in specie,