, 1870-03-02
FOREIGN.
Fnty-six Persons Saved From
the Oneida Disaster.
Abolition Of the Death Penalty in
Prussia.
CEent Britain.

TIE k0RpAuNr gUIr.
fKW ToRK, March 1.-The lAtes' fo:el{n nal
hftngs the details Of the opening Of the famous
Aotaaunt divorce case, In which the Prince Of
Walss appeared on tne stand. The xituessts
were quite emphatic 70 the insanity of 'he de:
iendsnt. and soEe ct the most extraordinary evt-
derce ever given IN = courtroom Taa elicl:ed on
lh.s occasion.
THE ONEIDA pIaAETKR.
LONDON, March 1.-Despatches jott received an
tounce that 1tJ s'x lives were saved At tie sint-
itg Of the Onelds.
AshnurJ tetosea to race the Cambria against
the Ssppho, uulsss the latter A1lows time In fAyor
Of LIS Cambria to Offset Tie difference in tonnage.
1 so1D RACE.
There Is much indignation in sporting c:rcles At
the Ietnlt Of tho boat race yesterday. between
sadlet AID Heath, 1t IL supposed tho result
WAS pIeaKfacged between the partte4 for betting
pu,po8es.
N rAHL.AMExr,
LONDON, March f-11 the acute Of Llrus this
evening, bill was introduced bY Lord Redesda ale
10 anetd The Ir1ah Church act The bill was
pa{sed 10 nrst reading.
In the House Of Commons Nj. Ryland gave no
I tlce Of motion for reduction Of the African
:quadfon-
Mr. rerzens moved that It was erpedens for
The government to encourage emtgrauon, by en-
atlnG guafd1auB to borrow money for that pur-
pose. p1ot1acted debate followed, In which
Lord Hamilton aud Aetsts, Agto1u. Auntz, and
lawrence were the cutef participants
mt. Dixie denounced the granting Of State aid TO
promote emigration.
3lr. LawreIce epoke Of the succesa which had
| CsnadA last year.
| Mr. G'adstoue strongly opposed this motion, and
1 Mr. Terfens rtp!!ed.
a division was had and the motion disagreed to
| 1-4s to 1sa.
HI. Dodds had leave TO introduce hiti for the
registration Of county voters.
Ar. AaRulfe moved for ao iFqulrJ into religious
teacttcg 10 the pr'sonsrs at Eeweate>
Nj. Bruce favored the matter, which wa4 sgreed
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TIE MISSING STEAMER CITY or BOSTON.
Insurance on the steamer City Of Boston has
heen advanced. Ills believed al L!osds taa: the
steamer has run eouth *atd under cansass.
TIE IRISH LAND BILL
/ The 1imts severely crtlcises the yR8uetesa OF
Gladatones remarks in Parliament, last night, on
the proposed action Of The government In relation
to tho bill for tho reform OF the 1aud system In
Ile.snd. It does not believe there can
be any thorough reform 80 long As the gos,
| trnneut {slls to aeeet: the majesty OF the Ia r.
Crime Is Etln unpunlshed IN ireland, and disorder
ia'anrsnt The gose.nnent eau never psc!iJ oi
control lretaDd. or estap.f.h d:c1ded policy un
I'll It suetts It's power. The Timfs demanda the
adoption Of aucn policy without ta, = delay.
a meeting # Irish members will be held Or
Monday TOT the purpose Of taxing action III refer
ence to she Irish Land bill The Liberals will en-
dearor TO add An amendment to The bill extend
| Ing The system Of tenant rights Of Ulster to tht
ahole Of Ireland. a great many Lbera Is, espec-
tally Hhlga, will resist this am endment.
o'DOSoyAN Ros5A
The Irish Liberals do rot feel satisfied With tht
H.
the treatment q O'0onoyan Rossa and htB fellow
! conv1c'e. The whole enbtscs will speedily b
troCght to the attention Of Parliament.
t ELECTION DISTURBANCE.
| DrBLF, March There ls fhtenss exciteu1en
In T1ppe1asy District, arising out Of the election
Of q candidate to succeed the Fentan convict
| oD0Roran- Ros8a. Etckhan1, Wha waR zuppo1tet
b. the Feutaus, and Known to be Rossa's choice
| Wns defeated hy orlg four yoteR Tue successfu
Candidate, Mr. Heron. who waa present at th
polls. WIS only saved from the mob by the police
An attempt WAS made to attack him at Clonmel
aCt he WAS pursued far beJo1d the to1n By baud
Ct Ro:sa's friends, Armed police continued thet
protection Until he passed the limit Of the town.
Ruxsin
BIrTgH COLD.
NKW YORK, March 1.-Letterh from st. Peters
burg state that never In the memory Of man ha
: mere intense cold been experienced than that {
| which the people aEe at this moment exposed +
Russia, Po,and4 and in all the northern countrte:
4 number Of deaths from conRelatiou are reg..
tered by the Russian journals. Among them c
! several eeutries frozen at their posts- ....-
TIE CHINESE EMBASSY.
ST. PETERSBURG, March lit u reported tbs
J. McLeaf5 BsowD, Secretary Of the Chinese E1
bssay, will be appointed To the place made vAcaI
. By the death Of Atson Burltugams.
9 TEE LATE AHsoN BCHI1SdAAK-
ST. rErERsBcKo, March 1.-The remains Of ii
late Abson Burltngame w1ll be 6ent to the Unlte
! Sates TIA Re1llo. The widow and sons OF tn
. deceased remain tn ST. Petersburg. The discs.
! Of which Mr. Bu1llngame died was 1nnsmmasio
| ol the lu1es.
IHEATT NEGOTIATIONS,
The Chipeae Ambassadors continue their Neg
[ tiaffnts With the Kusaiau G0Eetnment