Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-21
oNE DAY LArER FROM RUaOpE.

NEw YoRK. Feb. 81 The Kangaroo arrived this
morning with Liverpool dates via Queenstown Of the 7h
inst, one dsy later than the Fulton Advices unmpor
tant.
Both Houses Of Parliament voted addresses responsive
10 the Queens speech. An amendment In the Com-
mons, calling on the government for reform DILL was
rejected. fJ F
Tho Paris Mosieur confirms the statement Of the ces'
sion to France Of Mentour and Roquebrune. -.
In the House Of Lords Earl Seton moved an adaess
Lord Derby said the address needed no amendment
Notwithstanding sundry omissions in the speech. He
regarded the reference to the United States as the most
deepest regret the events Of that country on which the
manufacturing interests Of England 80 greatly depend.
He condemned the course Of sardinia In Italy; and ex
pressed dissatisfaction with Napoleon,s speech A. n.
Lord Granville responded, deeply lamentlng the dis
ruption In America but felt confident that the 10
England would not be so serous as the resources OF In
da for cotton would at once be brought Into play He
sad foreign relations particularly with France were
most satisfactory. The address was agreed TO-
In the Commons, Mr.. White moved an amendment to
the address declaring It the duty Of the to
introduce reform measures.
Mr.. DIsraeli thought there was not much encourage
ment for the Government to do this.
Lord John Russell said there was not sufficient pop
sck of introducing abortive bills. he defended the for
egn policy Of the Government and the course OF bard
mia. Mr. Bright condemned the apathy Of the Govern
The amendment wa, rejected ard the address voted.
American affairs deplOred during the debate in the
Commons.
A fire at Blenhem Palace, the seat OF the Duke OF
Marlborough, did damage to the amount OF tO0OOO.-
Many valuable pictures were burned but the Palace was
not much injured.
1t is said the Conference on Syria will assemble at
Paris forthwith The principle Ii agreed upon by all
the powers, including Turkey.
The Rourse was depressed by the Emperors speech
Rentes 67f csc.
The siege OF Gaeta continued. but there were
Of for the surrender Of the remainder Of the
garrison.
Arch.duke Rainer was appointed President OF the
Ministry, and Court Nadasdy President Of the coun'
Gil.
LIVERPOOL, 9Th. --BreadstuGs steady. Provisions
quiet.
LONDON, Thursday Eve.--Consols closed 0lA@9l%;
I. o. shares 9k@2eN Erie do 2o2< N: Y. O. 7a974.
LONDON Feb 7.-Negotiations on the Danish question
are temporarily suspended The impression Is strongly
In favor Of pacific solution.
Paris advlces state that the Catholic party In the
French Chambers will propose an amendmentto the ad-
Dress protesting against the revolutionary policy OF
France In Italy.
The London Times article concerning Mr.. Golden Ia
cont radcted So far from losing by In
vestmepts in the l. o. r. 4 he is receiving handsome
income from them.
England has been invited by France to stop Gabaldis
career but declines the plea that the Neapoans ought
to be left to settle matters themselves.
A letter from Genoa states that while the elections
proceeding In Of the OF the province
Of Messina par Of Bourbonites entered the hall and
buchered In cold blood the President Of the electoral
college and his two sons.