PROPOSED GENERAL DISARMAMENT.

Wellington Independent, 19 January 1860, Page 1 (Supplement)

PROPOSED GENERAL DISARMAMENT.

[By Electhio Telegraph.] We have received, via Arlen ami Melbourne, the following further intelligence from Ivrope, being eight days' later than t'.is telc^ia.ns published yesterday. The Emperor Napoleon his prohifrUe-1 the abusive diatribes of the French Press :ig,iinst England. t Lord Cowley, the British Ambassador at Paris, had arrived in Lmdo:i, with proposals for a simultaneous disarmament. The war between France ami Morocco is A paiiiful sensation has been proa. ice Iby the resignation of Garibaldi. A comprehensive Austrian Amnesty is announced. The Regency of Signor Buoncompiafni over the Italian States has been recognised by fie Government of France. The substitution of the Gralle for the Mauritius route, which is to take place after ALu-ch next, has induced the P. and O. Co.-npany to demand a larger subsidy. Some more of the bodies of passe.igers by the Rvjat Charter have bee.i recovered. Tlie following have l)3e:i i lentilijd :— M jssrs. Withers, Mjrris, Hatch, Nonja.m, Davis, Hut ton, iijinford, Kell, Fo-.vler, MukSj S;iliih ; Welsh, and Lewis. . The farther arrivals of Australian ships in England ave-^-Catteau.v Wallet, Trio, FCinnaird, and Alloa. The exports of Merchandise from England were very heavy over those of the previous month j exceeding those of October by £100,000; The exces3 consists chiefly of soft goods. *•• The markets for wool and t.illo»v remained unchanged. Securities are firm. Consols quoted at 96&.