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Government was engaged in no negotiations whatever toward reconciliation the King of Italy and the Pope. The policy of the Government was not to interfere in Roman Catholic questions. The Italian question in general was debated. The French occupation of Rome was deplored, and the prospect of a collision between Austria and Italy deprecated by all the speakers. In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell stated that all the foreign ministers, except the American minister, had left Jeddo, to be protected by their ships of war, in consequence of an intimidation having been used towards them, which the Japanese Government had not endeavored to check. A report that President Lincoln was dead has been extensively circulated in England, and further American news was anxiously sought for. The London Times editorially reiterates its hope for the maintenance of peace, and says when the soil and seas of the New World are likely to be stained with blood, foreign nations may