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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

Steamship Bremen (Bremen) Vessels Bremen Nov %, aad
Southampton Sch mdse and 2s pass % eepchs ksatsen
Heichr Dec lat a. Ion "a 90 passed large screw steam,
sLip bound E. day at coon lSgs paddle 20
samp bound T. The Bremen has had strong gales 'r,m ne
westward from the Sd 9Th Inst arrived on TIE b,sJ"
Steamship Paraersours Powell Baltimore and sooa msss
Big Scotland lot Rsr,ford) Francis Grand Tark I! y
day., ss r. r. Smith Of Hartford where she Is honss pse
mast No dare la. 80 % lon 10 40, fell in with shiPs oss
bottom rp painted bsek also passed GAR ana ~ |
chsr PAINTED yellow AID several pieces broken ooares ps
Irir Elvirs, Clark Elsabethpcr coal for Boston. 4.
Psysl where shs out in for repairs kc % days. PIG on
Ethsrd Irwin The st. Helena previous putting int fsys
had experienced heavy weather. daring WINCH sue 70" '
sehr Martha Lambert. Charleston days. rice cotton scs
order Zee H. Cape Hsrteres bearing NJ 10 mies ,s'A 60
schr sTsnte state Hssit Boston days, mdse TO D. w
setr. q. Orb Bradford. st. Andrews ~ B., IS d'5s
'; sDb, 70 S@s ssynsG1 Gould cornw g. dy
po,s,oe. 70 b. r. Dewok
ssbr sosan T. tBrl Mshon wndsor N s., 20 days. plaster
s.S Do Rogers Adams Calais 10 days, lumber to Bo.a
man L 20. - , .p-.oa
SIR Prnce Lr5oo. s.nrees Norfolk. corr for Boston
Rclr. Jos. phi Baker, isony Rockland LINE. In,
schr. Lucy xrnss Amss ROcklsnd days. lime III.
seir. H. g. Jsniins hodge New Flaves days, IN saAt
s ssS 4Dss m ss s w:'isa
scbr. ArgO snilh Grest HA.Sor days sS 's
ssssaey prny KsnneJ Providence mdss. 70 laaae odeh
BELow-Br Caroline, Gibbs, Masansas u doy- = A'en~
81 Sandy Hook. =.
Bsv,nas FYrn Au~in Liyerpooi Patrick Henry Loneoai
bullion New Orleans, bark j. Ii. Kuhn, Galveston brig 0so>
1bo ship Sir gober. Peel Antwerp ttrk Paias Rshposa
Prom QUA snne-Ships Louisiana brenen sarnran "
lBrl glasgow ,fOm the siy A. H. Bsdgs, Cape Tss s
Elizabeth kosaIio; brig Abby Elizabeth, Madeira ana ''
wIsD-During the day, from ~ w.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TUE Loss OF THE ROYAL CHARTER.-Ibe Board
Of Trade inquiry terminated on the 25th The eaiumny
which some malignant persons are still circulating ~
40 n e sobriety Of Capt. Taylor is repudlated.
The Court Journal says that the Prince and Princess
Frederick William intend TO proong their yHit To her
Majesty until the end Of next week.
MuRoER IN rnE STREEr.-Henry 0Connell, thud
mate of he American ship Flying Scud, has inst been
committed by tire Coroner for Cardiff for trial. for the
willful murder Of Antoni Tesmaeher, another sailor
under circumstances OF great atrocity.
REPORTED DEATH % NASA SsuIB.-Ihe LoHaoR
Tfmes Calcutta correspondent says;
Rerors, one Of them Official, announcing. the
death OF Mana bave been received in Calcutta, from
uApdoo. They are not believed According To
ito iatett accounts, be evying recruits on our
frontier an threatening TO annihilate Lucknow; be
has about 6,C00 with him
A SPANISH LoAS.-The Bank Of Barcelona has
offered the Spanish Government an advance Of
5tOOCC0 reale without interest for all the time the
war with Morocco might last.
TrE EuRoPEAs CONGREss.-A correspondent 10
The LoNSon Mo, ming Post -uys Austria still aolds out
OK inst TIE terms proposed by France, and, supported
by England, for going into Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

Mass MEETING OF THE PIAso-MAKERs-Last
evening the piano-makers held their second meeting,
at the Social Reformers Hail. in Grand street, in order
to assist their f.ow-craftsmen who suffered from the
recent con1agrition in Wooster street. Mr. Gellman,
President of the Association, occupied the chair
Tie Committee appointed the Last meeting to raise
subscriptions reported the result Of their lsbors They
lad collected about $780, of which go were dsbursed
to several families who were in immediate want OF
assitskee. They also reported that the celebrated
Arthur Napoleon and a score Of other renowned
artists, will give grand concert at Palafe Garden
during next week the proceeds of which will be for
Al benefit Of the suhefers The Committee then was
enlarged again by the addition Of several gentlemen,
AID instructed TO bold meeting every evening az the
came Hce in order 70 receive subscriptions or funds
or the benefit Of the injured operatives. The meeting
len adjourned, TO be called again by order Of the
Preaident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

PORT LAFAYETTE, Dec Is Inward seo sss
$50; ships Fnjynon and Ellen Austin, Tor iayepooL ~ 49,
for SaveDab At o; ship harfis ana
Tor 4n F,snce ana amer Columbia Ter Chareton q
m shp Psartct Henry for London az R;ls Emp -
uther fer at 14s; bark Palss for hichms,o
O. ship eir Robert Peel for Antwerp, Et1;op a.
from ~ w weather clear. -. "a
HiGHLANps, Dec. IS ssnse,-Ne inward bound vss'ss
sikht " ind n. W., fresh wesker ccas. -
long BRANCH, DEC Is, sunset-So inward Doana Vs.
IN sisht. N Ind ~. W., feshs weather clear. -
SANDY HOOK, Dec. -. s1nsot>-No inward o9ona se, ~
sishi. Steamer Montgomery passing out WIND ~ ~ va
resh weather clssE. mn 81. Ga
Psm for Postdence Mary Greenwood, Low, sseEn for -
Ger. uia ksron Baltimore for plymouth Fair ueaor us
eur Bangor for Philadelphia John Higgins keveenss va
ct fr iaDeser; A. o. Small Gross Boston for Sewf els
Prize Banner Freeman Proynestosn for Tsngosi ia Cam"
Da. Ina. Bosts for New-losk -. ,ss.<
PHii'ADELPHiA, Dec iS--Arr. schF Robbie W. DlBe,-
chaesos for BO.son; when two days oas she 'pas
eak b.. can DC repaired without eisehargins. a..
HAMP1ON ROADS. Dec l5.-Au. ship John Csrf' H'
Cellao; she Is ordered 20 Baltlrnorr.
BOSTON, Dec. ia-AEr b1rk Burlington, ken, VedA
Below, ship Hsyr1sbuig, from Savannah. c,,xv
spoken, Now IL, Of Western IGa1ds bsrs Anofe" $3.50
from smyrna for Boston. s.ss1.
kEwioRLEAEs Dec is--Ar7. ship Puritan, fFeA De-
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Dee 80, 10 n. m.-Tbe steamship North
American, from Portland, has inst arrived.
Tie ship Queen Of the West for Mobile hasT back.
LATER-ria QueeassoVa.
PARIS. wednesday.-It is cuTeptly reported that
the French squadron had neither bombarded Tangiers
mol Tetuan. A small fort Oh the coast OF Morocco
having fred at French steamer, the latter replied,
and ba, ing disrnaoiled the forteon, siIer~ard re-
Joined the squadron at Agesiras L. ~ lated that the
commander If the French squadron hls informed the
Morocco Government that this event does not change
in any respect tie relations between the two cOuntes
M.RsEIiLEs Nov 30-Adyiees have been received
from onstannoyle TO the 2}d inst. During the last
six dave of unparalleled violence had prevailed
in the Euxne Sea- All the vessels out at sea were
driven on shore and about eighty have been lost The
COAT Is strewed with wrecks and dead boii-s. The
inhabitants of these inhosptable shores have stripped
lie survivors of the wrecks Of their personal property
Tug steamers have been sent 10 the Black sea ia order
10 render assistance in the recovery of property.
The Grand Vizier had given very good reception
10 NJ. de Iessepa.
pans Nov. 3N-The Opinioni Rationale has
eeved first warning from The Minister OF the Int
rior on account Of having published article on the
temporal power Of the Pope, which the warning stes
il considered an outrage ON foreign power, and 10
the Church Of which the Pope is the bead.
LOEDos, Der. 1.-The steamer Emu IRON Australia,
with he October male, arrived at Alden on the 2Dth
nit The letters are expected 20 reach THE city on
Tuesdsy, the 9Th inst.
Tie ROYAL Mail steamship shannon arrived THIS
morning with the West India, Mexican, and Pacific
mails.
All hopes of saving the Parmatta now given mp.
The eiaf engaged in the attempt have come home in
tie Shannon
The Par9 correspondent of The LOadoH Times
saws there is sti some uncertainty as 10 whether the
English Government has yet made up it, mind to take
Fart in the Congress.
In tie recent Interview with Prince Mettemch, it is
said that Count Walewsk assured the Prince that the
iIAuerce OF French diplomacy will continue 70 be ex-
eTced 10 Central Italy in favor Of the spontaneous
recall by the population of the Grand Dukes.
LATEST MARKETS.
BY Telegraph 10 Qgeeastotes
LIVERPOOL, Dec l. p
The sales Of COrroS yesterday 1890 bales and OF to-day
including 1000 specusoTs and exPoreTs flce are
uuchsnred though inferior qualities difficult Of sale AZ former
rates In ports yesterday, 1903 bsosi previously this week.
Is 5i1 bses
BRpApsTrFFs are quiet bu, steady. Provisions quiet bat
stesdy pkOpVrF o sale but unchanged SreAR
uer qui. 400 bags Of DATES sold 81 09 RICE steady
COO bags Of RenEoon sold ito arrived at 9i6 y cut
L0SDoN. Dec, l-P. "
The PROprcE markets generally unchanged SUGAR
quiet but tesdy Congou quoted a. ID lower
RICE firm. EAITPETER steady.
quoted 81 S osi for money and 20 llboye
1916 for seconnt; NEv THREEs, $s19st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

INNS, protect bondage. Eighth: T. must not nndertase
10 ri,franrhie particular professions. Tie re'errci
ss,,eiaIIy 70 lie own Rn, when men wonli write
H. yreai truths Of Freedom their bl1ners, then the
Church wonld give ia holy sareii"n D. the mnyeneri
all classes woud rise up follow them. II the Union
was tire ale, ed Il wouId hot be- hy the men ~ ths
rl,w the loom ard the anvil hat By the pltn,il'n-
ovrerr And then wuuld il he nnr du'y 20 -.s res
10 tie call for a dissolution No, never Some time
glorious DAY would Vet rome il there wss any trltn
in PROPHECY, when, afer another, the Slave strg5
mid inir ia the new revival Of liberty. First would
wheel IN Missouri the banner STATE; then Virginia ana
KeTtucky ard Mary hand. The child now born should
SEE forty or fy States ia confederation, and not one
seul in bondage in their borders. And might "od
speed the day
Mr. Beee6-r spole in his most Characteristic vein,
and was warmly applaadeA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

hjrh shouis gsn ,'r C. VaTk wilass MIA r-s.4-n
NliiseHh Joap Fal-~y.A. a. stewart. JOhn sts.w7
etrh o. trinity hurb 80. gasricry Psy msn,; C.r.
sris ~ fsrrs hss-cey. y Tiffany 20 '. Bros,
O. ngr each &a0s psrishoners II ~ PaGfs Orf2
ttsrDro 60 sra ffi.sas 10 Hartford Cena ssei " D
uiss NsndefscoIi. ,. W Ho~syd o. Psayidenoz r 4
he Rsylr tyHg = a. Heseluan lhoHss telknap IT,. M
Jol anfu Josera swsepce Crnnin. Hnrsthank s~,s
sauss = eiss ;: H. tors'ock. 6e rye Bescb Hztfar2
Vilpe'sil Cs"rse Fysrson Nrs SelI.an esea SIS
her oi iyng's thur n Mia Ceani-r Miss Tr,tn "
a. rayry : n -. John. ~ lillian Gerard v VI Nstin NJ,
flss tniier each &Io' Nrs l. Z. as, Cass Pr- Nm
D. frrnhsfn Ceofgr byrd ~ zekish King nr. nj.l -
Roy. J. Theirs Nrs. T. ssDd.. Mrs ". J. wyckos Ma,
hts an hiss arb fnnan h. Spyoals j. v OusfI-
vi- w n. avid BOWS, Mrs G. A Trary j. g. Tr.ev
Fell Wis., siisn Miss {. y. Corswen earA sl0, ths
Rev w poege. c. A. FasioB. C. Ba-r. W. A. Has.s JeAs
T1ss, rowaf oBdou. ?. Prime Isaac Nan velsF VIM Ne
Sweerney John J. honss -sch f5 collected 10 s.6.ro-
lions 10. THOMAS GALLARDET asrt0r
heus ork, Dec a. 1870.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


The following is from the money article of The Ion
dos Tme OF Nov. %:
"The Enelish funds opened steadily this morning
fMordsyi and soon experienced Improvement Of
an iih, which was we'll maintained TO the close. The
t bargains in ConsOls were at go S96l for the money
aid account. For the opening in January the quota
u 9ef @96} or 95l d95l, div. Indian Loan al
vRnced u quarter, the final price being l0ii al0ii
The foreign stock market is dull American Securities
were frmer, especially the bonds of the Michigan
Central and Pennsylvanan Central Grand Trunk Of
Canada advanced 70 81 Great Ship shares II aI2i
Ttere was n fair demand for money on Monday, and
tie general rate continues at n cent"
LONDON CorToN MARKET, Nov. ga very mod
demand for Cotton to-day aud the sales 80 exceed 1000
e GO speculation aud for export Prices uEAsered since
lat Friday.
LoxDos CoRE MARKET, Nov. 28--Market dull and
WY little doing and the ses made lea. than 'h- no
rates Of ass Monday. Indian Corn White 81 aSfii Yet
low. 81 "a.
LoSpOS PRoDUcE AND Provision MARKET, Nov.
- II he n,sIket remains uualered.
TALLow MlRKEr, Nov. 2S.--TO-dsy the marke; is
vesy Ha,, 81 81, for al the year.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCorIAN.

PORTLAND, Thursday, Dec. Is, 1859.
The serew-stesmship Nova Sco,ian, which ZEN Liv-
erPso' on The Seth ut. and Qaeensto~n on the even
ing Of the Let inst. arrived this evening.
Her news is mainly anticipated by tbs arrival OF the
Bremen at New-York, but the sdyices, via Queens
town, are one day batter.
TIE steamship Vanderbilt, from New-York, Nov.
IL. arrived st Southampton on 30th.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New-YoTk,
Nov. 10, arrived at Liverpool Dec. lst.
PARIS, Nov. 50, 1915 p. n.-The funds continue
very buey ant, and the ReRtee arc sill improving in
price, being now quoted at 70f Csc.
3l5p. m.-The rumors Of the bombsrdnent of Tan
Riers by the French caused decline. The Rentss
closed at 70f &c., or enc quarter per cent below Sat
urday's prices.
LlYERPooL, Dee. I. go Arrived from New-York,
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JOHN BULL AT HOME.
ALECrURE BY LOLA MoNTEz.

Az an early hour last evening Mozart Hall ~as filed
with al imp.tent audience, anxious to hear Lola
Moniez deliver her leisure entitled John Bull at
Home" There some ladies present, but the
joriy Of thos. assembled enmus.ksbly masculine.
When the lecturer appeared upon the stage not seat
in either the body VI the house or the gsllares
occupied She admitted the sterling worth Of the En-
glsh character, and professed hearty affection for
bluff, honest John Bull. But like everybody else he
had bis weaknesses, and che claimed the privilege of
taking a peep at the comic side Of his character.
America r.ill reverentially calls England Mother,
and each may be prold of the relationship The two
nations much alike 10 allow traveller in either
e. male book regarding the differences between the
PEOPLE hence tourists are forced 10 look about them for
eccentric peculiares. Taking these for their ustra
tioDs, English people have formed queer de,s
Of Americana. Dickens found sharp-nosed pig q
sp,o0n ft subjects for philosophical contemplation.
The English active energetic, bu-ness people,
and IL is no metaphor TO say tina. England is the
workshop of the world" An Euglishmsn's walk and
general bearing Away indicate that he is going
where and that be Is going TO do something when he
gets there. For trading, traficking, schemng, and
energetic enterprise, Englishmen have never been
surpassed, and never equalled except by Americans.
Our inns and our notions" abe said, orig
iral Yankee institutions but improvements upon
English characteristics. Tie English called a
ton of quaeks, bat in all her travels and experience
abe never saw 20 much quackery is 10 be found in
England. She had seen London placarded with quack
advertisements Of Love Powders" Of preparations
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Murr.nr.-rbc following special orders have bean

promulgated:
GySEpti HEADQUARTERS. sTsrE ~ Nsw.YoRE
SFEcaL pRBsssl ADsVrAST OsSERALs lyyIcs
No ls7 ALHAsY Dee issa
The foIiowrg Companies ofthe 10Th Rexiuent ae Ae,A
I,bion Transferred TO the "a Regiment aud district 10
Frifade md Mviior. namely " b. campeny Can,
rster ictei c" Company CAPT Jacob Fauth " C,n.
any Capt. John Kennedy; or Company Cara Leoaacs
schIiing srd y" company CAPT JOHN krhin
~ ne Cor Hsndanis o. these companies win In p~oa ~
their nsnAs for duty IN the Cd Regiment 20 8rs.r.
Cen bas Spe~r commanding the lot Rrga y whA VII :.
cree ske snch CANCELLATIONS of these companies WITH eh
cher nth the OF the "a Rcsneat "A
hs Fseurr The "a Regiment than zen npases
"a % that each company ftbe "a Regiment shall have Il ea
iirfvp roneon issionea officers ard rrvsses The con-
the th Regiment thnt consolidated and sHsA poVaas
IN ~ c~usoidase with tho present companies Of
he 20 Regiment he viii direct 20 report 10 Col Henry Robin
on. ccnosndine The 20 Pesinsent.
liz CcnrsIy q ofhe y Regiment, Capt. Felix DuEy
iefrhy 4, srhrd rom the 2d REGIMENT and ists and
ersd 70 the 6eyh Rs gient and distsc Capt Dudy vi Ia
eran II oree rercft ha command for duty 20 Col Michael
Corcorsn con rsntiDe the 18th Regiment.
anti hsve been Effected transmit this Office
roster Of bis Pegiwent.
The Rsgwertal District win BE- hereinafter dedsn.
by tire nun elsl23
By order Of the Commander. inChief,
FRFD'K TOWNSEND. A5ju.ant General
TIE Company OF National Grays, Breve'-Col jacob
Raypor, commend, will form the nucleus Of the new
Regiment, designated as the 23d, and that they win
organize as the lst Battalion Of National Grays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-yoRK.........Dsc. Is
Cleare<,.

steamhips-Mons omerv, Berry Savannah, II. B. Cromva
Co Parkcfsburg Powell Alexandria, H. b. Cromwell Ca
ships-d harter 0ak Chase Mobile Walsh Carver Chs.ei
h r. Peel Larshse, Antwerp c. 0rinneli Beewood Busn,
Mobile j. A. Mc(3aw.
Bsrks-R. A. Aim, Robbins Savannah Boyd Hineleni
Psbcoel 81 Jsra Cuba j. r. A. n. Webster, Monesans
Hammond Port spsin T. T. Dwight Rosa, Caeasno s. Tho
mas, Aynl Co.
Rhss-Ahhy Elizabeth Phneas Madsirs J. r. Dow; ?.
Musson Vickery Genoa Wilson brsue Echo Rice Porsa-
PTipse Grzusters Duieh) Wiser Amsterdam lcIeaed h
ins Punch Meneke Sea Lark, Mcfarland kinsstcr ia,
g. Z. J. Peters, hungo PARA Wood Baeao' Ayrcs J.
Norton, IT,
srhooiers-r nSeavor Mcdonald st. Johns r. G. De-
wolf; g. A. FalconeT Smith, Levscca McCready Mott Gel
Kersinxton McDouea Charleston, NJ fyei Emellne leni
on st. Maria C. r. strong Lscum Baltimore MAILER Lsd
ouereau Margaret Henson Petersburg james Hunters teo
Davis Farley Charleston Dunham Dinon b. English snvrs
Bristol. msster. -
sloops-F Brown Carr, Bristol MASTER Warren ssnsard
Hewhayeu master.
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or making all Of people beautiful and Of Ano
dvre reel lnres for children cutting teeth the u~e o'
v hich world bring the teeth through wahou' trouble
or pair TIE SPEAKER continued IN 'ive'y Snd slSnt
" aressiic stain &c touch npon the mans fo'ss 70
Ie found in Iohn RalPs character, laughing ~ ma
paIlnn,res Lie phlluthropy, his snohbeTy, and coc-
eluded hy snying thai, with sll his ttnlt John WA
goc d. eared Jolly, jovial fellow, fond OF n's lo,Ht
isef ard his iol e ard exceedingly -oeabls when he
had A mind 10 he an. The lecture well recsiyed,
and heartily applanded in the right places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

There is much anxiety 10 Virginia for the message
Of the Governor elect, Mr. Le,cher who il Is thoash
will be able 10 take eommon-sense view OF the I'M
happy circumstances which have grown ont OF the rare
at IIar,er's Ferry. The Virginia Legislature Is med
ding with the doctrines Of public economy In such
way az 10 threaten and TAX only her inhabitants, and
that very oppres,ively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
PRUSSIA.

BEHLIN, Nov. 0.-Barons Wilkens-Hohenan, the
hnster Of Electoral Hesse at Beln has received or
Gers 10 d creed to Dresden for the present The Prus
sisn Minister ~ Cassel has gone on leave to Berlin.
formal call Of the two Ministers by their respective
Governments has not taken place. According TO in-
fsruaton received here the difficulties between France
and Austria raifed 10y the delegation Of the Regency
OF Central Italy 70 NJ. Buoncompaen, are not yetr
moved The Elective force Of the Prussian army has
been again reduced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

PIsrs. Nov. %, 10 Noon-Rentes Oonioae " i'm
prove, and open at 7ef &c.
s:f5 ma further ne has taken p'a'e IN keu'ee'
which close II 7Cf See, RE Of -ince ye-'er'ay
BERrIw Nov 29 1T j. stated that The Minister OF
War. Gen BONN. has rendered bis resignation, and
that n e same has ben arcepted.
Itis aso asserted that he is 70 be replaced ~ Ger
Harm mn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
TIRE PAPAL STATES.

NAEsEuLEs, Nov. 2S.-Leters received here from
Rome coufrm the rnmor that Cardinal An'oneih VIII
Represent the Pope at the Congress.
The Oeriol Journal Of Rome Of the 9th inst,
says "Certain journals exaggerae the reforms which
are to come into operation"
The Propaganda has rereived reports from Cochin
n hat and il-,reatment of the mission
erie have again taken place there.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Nov. "a semi-Oficial, photographic Paris
han correspondence asserts that the losers OF invitation
40 he Congress will be sent out the 18th, 10 tue
d, rent Powers, and that the Congress viii most like
~ assemble toward the end of December.
TRRsrE, Nov. 26.-The Count dc Paris and the
IsaLs de Chsrtres viii embark tomorrow, on board
she Austrian Loy do steamer, for Alexandra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 26.-Yesterday more than 1000
hoors attacked, for the third time, the redonbt
before Serbia, and were repuleed. Their defeat
WA complete. The Spanish troops showed great
bravery during this engagement. The extraordinary
CORPS SaR is crossing the Straits Fresh regiments
have dis. mbarked IL Ceuta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
THE TREATY on zIrR1CH.

PARIS, Nov. ss.-Ths leters Of invitation to the
Congress were dispatched to-day to the different
Powers.
The Congress win assemble IN The carly part Of
January nexL
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THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
THE REGENCY % CEvVsAL ITALY
THE SPANISH MOROCCO WAR.

TIE steamer Bremen, from Southampton, Nov. y,
arrived OF this port last evening Her news s three
days ates than last adyices-
Jhe America arr we'd at Liverpool and the Bavaria
a. Cover, on the 9th Nov.
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Plymouth Rock, 1t Desl; Hsps~el, IN NE Clyd'i
Meyoe," at Hsvrei Excelsior 1T Liverpool
n, rllip Spard hence Cor savannah s"- fat -
Tie sLip Seth sprague ashore at INCONSISTENCY MS
been got oft.
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ITALY.

A letter from Parma In the Milan Gazette states
thai mott prolahly the Assemblies Of Central States
will be oonvokec II adds that the people loud in
demanding the return Of Gen. Ganbaldb.
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IN s,esm,hip Byonen FROM Bre~en Mr. and Mira wsa2s
T,l ard p de Dantei and lady VI Maetta. T. q
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VAN TINE--Cn Wednesday. Dec. H. ster lingering nlnss
Jacob Van ' me sEed % years. months and days
The relatives ard Of the family prfuiy Invited
,,end the n uersI from the Rev r oovFings Charch cas
ofpsdfod and Downing streets this friday afternoon
orlork
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q, Anna Church for Deaf Mutes, thankfully &C
aowedsss the following donations, received since the ls q
October: a, !,
Frop John Ca<rsu, sssi pf0Sses from We oTsse'.s q
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-FOUR DsYS IATtR FROM EUROPE.

BIZ THE BREMEN AND NovA-scoTIAN.
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CRooxEsvzs Nov 2A--Tho bark Ant" q 49, 81 = VI
sSanssaed in sinking sis,s on sts 18Th, " ist ~
Crew iafed