Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-22
One Day Later from EurOpe-ArrIvaI o
the Kangaroo.

NEw YORK, February 2l.-The steamer
kangaroo arrived this morning, with Liver.
pool dates, VtG Queenstown, of the 7th inst.
News unimportant.
Beth Houses of Parliament voted addresses
responsive to the Queens speech.
An amendment in the Commons, calling
on the Government for a Reform Bill, was
rejected.
The Paris Moniteur confirms the statement
of the cession to France of Mentour and
Roquiebrune.
The Juya took out the Inauguration of
Parliament and the Queens speech.
In the House Of Lords, Earl Seton moved
an address in response to the speech.
Derby said the address needed no amend
meDt.
Notwithstanding sundry omissions in the
speech, he regarded the reference to the
United States as the most important topic,
and said every word viewed with the deepest
regret events in that country on which the
manufacturing Interests Of England so
greatly depend.
He condemned the course of Sardinia in
Italy, and expressed dissatisfaction with Ma
poleon's speech.
Granville responded, deeply lamenting the
disruption in America, but felt confident
that the results to England would not be SO
serious, as the resources of India for cotton
would be at once brought into play.
de said foreign relations, particularly with
France, were most satisfactory. The address
was agreed to. In the Commons, Mr.. White
moved an amendment to the address, de
clariDg it the duty of the Government to in
troduce reform measures.
DisIaeG thought there was not much en-
cOuIagement for the Government to do this
and Lord John Russell said there was not
sufficient popular feeling to carry a satis-
factory measure. He was sick of introduc-
ing abortiye bills. He defended the foreign
policy of the Government and the course of
Sardinia. f-.
Bright condemned the apathy of the
Government relative to reform.
The amendment was rejected and the
address voted.
American affairs were deplored during the
debate in the Commons.
A fire at Blenheim Palace, seat of the
Duke Of Marlborough, did damage to the
amount of 100000. Many valuable pic
lures were burned, but the palace was not
much injured. .H
II is said the Conference in Syria will as.
semble, in Paris, forthwith. The principle
is agreed upon by all powers, including
Turkey. .' r.
The Bourse was depressed by the EN-
perors speech. Rentes eff Soc.
The siege Of Gaeta continued, but there
were rumors of negotiations for the sur
render of the remainder of the garrison.
Arch Duke Rainer was appointed Presi-
dent of the Ministry. Count Nadasdy Presi-
dent of the Council. T d
. LiVeTPooh February 7.-- The steamers
Canadian and EdiabaTg arrived.
Sales OF cotton 1000 bales; market closed
dull. Breadstuffs steady. Provisions quiet.
London, Thursday EOening.- ng.-Consols closed
at elA@9l3s; Illinois Central Shares 2eX
@2sN Erie 29Ai New York Central
72@74 .If-
frl hf --latest via QuesnHtown.J
The steamers Canadian from Portland,
and the Edinburg, from New York, arrived
at Liverpool on the 7th. -.1. .
Liverpool Cotton Market On the 7th il
opened dull: sales of 1000 bales, including
1909 TO Spectators and exporters.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Provisions
steady. 81
4osdea Thursday r, M-consols closed
at 9lA@9l2s. ~, ..,,,,3., E,.
L0ndoR, February 9-Negotiati in the
Danish question are temporarily suspended.
The impression is strongly in favor of pa
cific solution. tilfar..7 f.. ..'
l Paris advices states that the Catholic partv
in the French Chambers will propose an
amendment to the address, protesting against
the revolutionary policy Of France in Italy.
The London 1Smes's article concerning
Mr. Golden Is now circumstantially contra
dieted. So far from losing by investments
In the Illinois Central Railroad, he is receiv-
iDga handsome income from them. ~,
England has been invited by France TO
stop GaFibaldis career, but declines, on the
plea that the Neapolitans ought 10 be- left 10
settle matters themselves. ,..og -
A letter from Genoa states that while the
election was proceeding iq one of the COM
munes in the Province Of Messina, party Of.
Bonrbonltes entered the hall, and batchersd
In cold blood the; President OF the Electoral
College and his two sons, lsTITof9Se'l =