The south-western., 1861-04-10

,, ohe lelt the port Of Liverpool .. 't
Mareh 10, called at Queenstown s,. ~ noon Slta,
Iith end brings three DAYS latc. .1Ilay ~ eSean,
Inc African hus fo3, 800 in spee;a ,1 opean sj
LIVERPOOL, March I6.-Tbc am ar,,,, "a board ''e
acted during the past week has bec,, u 1usines,
os,oOO bales $500 of which are oaerate
taken on speculation, and II 006g 6g'.eu 10 ha,eh
weeks business opened at slight 5olH. export n
ties, which was fully recovered md J,l,e on al a.,
news, the market closing firm at last ri .e Hangar
The sales on Friday amounted 10 9CA So quQtata
Saturday p, 900, Of which 5000 wa Oy 4. bale, ,.o
tIl0h ior export the market closing bnor b! sle
The London Times asks where the cant co,s1
mean to negotiate the proposed loan elaleSa
population pledged to reputation. + s.s oAedfA
Davis is the man who laughed at tho - ~ SayS Fej3
Mississippi bonds. 'e''elnpiol oe
The Italian chamber of deputies h..
approved Of the assumption Of tba t a'e anauna..
Warsaw was apparently tranquil hn. h"9ion y q la5
remained without abatcmelt: f' 'le e1ctnr.
The Polish deputation said thev voa.
dissatisfaction, the empcrors restrint p'cq, bgra
The French corpse de legisatif a1o1t.3.,
paragraphs of the address to the emnrro 'ae fa.
The duchess Of Kent died on the 5T., ,5I.o''
HAyRE, March lG.-The sales of IN.
the week ending Friday, March X lo,.on oo. % Hat-
bales, the market closing duh at lir fo1 yo'lrd Qf
Tres ordinaire, and off for Bas. Tbc s,o NyN Oa.
sums up 100000 bales. S'oS Oh LJ
HALIFAX, April 3.-The CunarI roru,
America Capt. Noodle, arrived here r,rr r"I! "a saA
/ bound for Boston. pE a0ll
I She left Liyerpoolat noon SATURDAY ,r
touched at Queenstown the evening n tbaoZn r5aSa w
H9F intelligence is four days later than -ta ,5a,,
The steamship Adriatic, from New York
/ on the 23. '' udTeta
LIVERPOOL, March, 23.-Thebroker, ,,,
the sales Of the week in the Liverpool ca,S tSua' r
/ 5000 for export, 'Se''at@md
The adgiees from America caused an aj7,,., 49,.
3D., which is mostly on the lower opai& &'''e a!@
LIVERPOOL, March 24.-The sales n &
day Saturday amounted to 1900 bsle,, ,Ss !@ter
were taken by spectators and exporters Which
James Hewitt Co, say the niarkptco.,,
with an advancing tendency undefthe Ad,,l lfa amp
GREAT BgITAIS.-In the house Of loris 'al'es.
inst, bill TO amend the law relating toboe Ia
pLotestants and Roman catholics in Ireland
first time. 'ala
On the motion of lord Derby, the select ,,u....
on the subject of Metropolitan RAILWAYS r,, '5a
to inquire into the exPediency of making proy.
diminishing the evils consequent upon bc s,,a ,
taneous displacement of the abornr rorr,; slA-'
railroad works in London.
In the house Of commons, on the same rro,;,,
navy estimate (the main features Of which h. u'
already published) were presented BY lord e p.,s
\ general debate ensucd touching the cop5i;s, ssn
English navy as compared with that Of Frrca,r5sG a.
other European powers. The number Of men ,,l.J
for, 78,20O was finally voted
Mr.. Duneombe moved a resolution in iayo,of.s,..,
reform in the representative system, but a0orsmej
bate he withdrew it.
Mr.. Gregory had given notice in the housc Of ON,
mons Of his intention on an early day to call ho r
ton Of the government to the expedency Of n-,rs
recognition Of the southern confederaey Of Amers
FRANCE.-Thc discussion on the address WAS rr
menccd in the corps legisatf on the llth inst n,
Italian question formed the principle staple of,be5s,
Mr.. Kobb Bernard made strong attack uponthe Dorr
Of the government in Italy, maintaining that the s
of England had been victorious, while that ef Tnn
had become, in spite of herself the supportofrevoht
He concluded by saving: "The moment has arrived.
choose between principles which give life has,
which destroy. Let Us not lose sight Of the aettba
there is something worse than subrcrted ccerna,
and that is government which follows Suiciarorf
NJ Billsult replied; THE government protestas,aa
the preceding speech, against the rpproac ttale
dignity Of France had been lowered, and agails. 1a
impupent .nenance that disturbances might WEAK ot
in the country. | shall aftcrwari show that LeRlr
of France is catholic but at the same time llent h
it has never been ultra-montane ;and, finally tai5
viii reuain French policy"
NJ. Baroche, in the name Of the government lad
that France was agitated, and said: "AgLatoo Cf
reigns where the hostile parties mast themseycs0G
to attack the policy of the emperor.
The debate was continued on the l9tli scrcraIur
bers maintaining that the English policy had iuupa
in Italy, and that it was entirely hostile to theFAgd
France.
Another conference on the Syrian question Uasl5
in Paris, on the I lth. 1t was said that an agrrun
between the pov-rs on this question would sooh.
llacc
PARIS, March l3-Thc Patriot Of this eycar:ar
t is not true that prince Napoleon is about to T0ca
% Italy The debate on the address was coHtiHldM
lay in the corps legslatif H. Keller critioEc@
policy of the government, and demanded that aep'
arnment should state what policy it would uov
uture.
The debate on the address in the corps sg@1
crminatcd this evening, NJ Keller examucdAa
9hascs of the empcrors Italian policy. lie aiav
he course followed by France, and warmly h-ld
he temporal power Of the pope He coDadeea1
he government appears to renounee ell its toHga
ragements lis condescention seems to be abEH o
he spoilers and its rigors to those who had been
poilcd Notoing, he said, justified such conduct u
5 not before piedmont that france has moved sls
ward: behind Piedmont there IS an astute poEr'
whom Sardinia is the tool. This power is the sm5
ion supported by England, personiGedin in The lua'o
)rsini Prolonged agitation and very loud Hu1l-s
n the house Mr.. Keller also recalled the ns7'cf
ions Of the army and of the great bodies Of State 49,
it the time of the ATTEMPT against the life OF e'4E
or, desired that the guilty parties should be naa"
Who were preparing all those machinations unae'@
hcltcr of the hospitality of England
Tho government reserved IFS explanations uhU~'
he discussion of the paragraphs of the address
PoLAND.--All continued quiet at Warsaw, b, @
dyiccs assert that the agitation though 'muHea Va
N the increase PrusSian troops continued 10 a"g
Funeral ceremonies took place III al! the cIuif"a
Yursaw on the 9th inst Public order was lsll'4I'
Without the concurrence of the police. The cHIo"'
eply to the address was awaited with great Hql5
Subscriptions for monument TO the Uc'''S ""
18th February had reached Il considerable SUD- d.
1t was stated that the movement commcncclTw y
aw was becoming general in Pornd. IN hOiI 9.
nd the Ruthenian provinces, ddhcSIOIS 10 '"y SUM
ot up in Warsaw were being everywhere sem ~
The Austrian journals were showing very aS
pirt towards Russia in regard to the Warsaw u>-
nccs. ,,lr.
4 letter from Gen. Turr and Gea. kaP1a taa ~
ubished, cxhortipg tie hangarja!ls not to COMP
he dclivcrance of Hungary by premature NOV Gr
rhich they say Austrian agents are foFinel5l: s,-
'urr urges his countrymen to preserve '"'"
ltact for more favoIlbe circumstances. ,..-.g
Count Meus,lorff Ponilly had becnapponlel"
Military governor Of GaIIleia. ,nr,nae.
TURIN, March I3.-Comt Carour to-day allsaa
be surrender of the citadel of Messlna to inc v%D %
f deputies. The chamber passed amid aeciaia..s
vote of thanks to the land and sea. me P%SIs .
Nv respecting the assumption Of the tile oi '''''
f italy has been formally received
NAPLES, March 12-The citadel Of Aes,ia Go Sl .r.
tion I are 9eiI not yet known Ciytca dcNonto ".@@
bic to hold ont much longer. Liberto Romano nga h
cred his resignation as director Of the aia''
ltcrior. ...,,. f9a.h