, 1860-01-10
-~' LATER FROM nuRoPA
Arrival OF the Steamships tsKanga-
rQoa7- and &" Arabiu.o

The steamship Klng3foo and Arabia ha5e ar,
the a4.h uls. The Tiso left Liverpool for Phil.
ndelphia On the I'D. The CircnsSian arrived at
Galway on the +. II. Of the :.:aad. She had on
board the crew Of the. ship Moaas, from 81.
Johns fur liserpocl, which wCs abandoned At
sen.
The report that the Pope had claimed the
Presidency Of the Congress for his plen'poten-
tiazy is unfounded.
rripce gortscbukoif lad expressed desire
that the opening Of tie Congress should taSs
place alter the commencement OF the new YEAR.
January 18th, as he will be detained on that dag
ut his Court By the duties Of his Office.
Count .iyigndcr, the representative ot the
Republic Of San Marino, ut Paris, had present
ed 4 memorandum to Couut Walewskl, ad-
dressed to tie future Congress, protesting
against cncrccchmeuts Of Piedmont.
The nomination Of the Marquis AnFergne,
formerly Ambassador Of France at Turn, as
thu second French plcuiposentiusy Ut tue Con-
gress gave great satisfaction to The friends OF
Italy.
4 Paris dispatch of the e3d; says the French
Government had telegraphed the Powers con,
| cerned that the opening Of the Congress "oa'o
not take place before jan. 18th.
Marquis Antonidi and Cbeyalier Canatarl were
appointed first and second Plenipotentsar'es
from Naples.
| GnEAr Bn1rA.S.-The London Htrah had an-
| nouuced 1hat complete Reform Bill IS 10 ap..
pear ia the Constitutional Press Magazine, and
in the event Of the postponetaent o, tue n.hls,
| terial Reform Bill, Or its proving unacceptable
to tue Constitutional party, the bill to bo pub
/ lishcd will be brought Immediately before tie
| House Of Commons.
Lord Palmerston had been making speeches
highly eulogistic Of the volunteer movement
Tue Great Britain was spoken December l!tn,
all well, which strengthened the convlctfon
that the report Of her being foundered vas
base hoax.
Lord John Russell tells the n1eu1orialists,
relative to Mexico, that England is endeaEor'
iug to come 10 un understanding with the othei
powers in respect to the course to pursue. He
points out the difficulty of the United State:
recognizing one President, and England and
France another:
The wife If j. II. Gnrney, member OF Par
Lament, bad elol,ed with one OF her family
domestics. The lady is possessed Of half :
million pounds sterling in her own right
The Belgian Government has agreed to Tor
ward its mails for Canada and the unite'
States by 1he Canadian steamers us well 4
Cunard boats, and it was supposed tbat til
German rostnl League would adopt simi9a
arrangements.
: FnAScE-A pamphlet entitled "Thc Pop
, aud the Congress- signed by u. Dc Laanerrc
, tention both in France and England, US i wa
; believed to possess the sentiments ot the Empt
i, ror. The pamphlet is written in spirit of cor
!, clliation and compromise, aud although it doe
= not propose 10 .ako away the temporal power
& OF the Pope, it advocates curtaiInlcnt Of then
= and urges that the Kouagua should not be II
a stored to the papal Dominion. Tie Const't
:, tioR.l, in an article By i principal editor, al
!" proves in general the contents, declaring, ho,
ever, that it intends to combat some Of the pr
Q positions made by the author. The Engii:
Il press generally enlogize tue pamphlet. 7
Tines says: ave leave others to cavil
o forms aud ceremonies. Enough for US il the
+, is L reasonable hope that tic two great Eur
a pean puwers will be found side by side in
y feuce Of the rights Of the Italian people, o,
IL that Protestant England wilt tind hearty a,
'e efficient support in the Emperor Of Catho
France"
The French war steamer Dugcsclin, while II
at ing her engines of Brest, ran On u reef, ii
ID rapidly sunk in deep water.
SrAlS AND MoRoCco.-4A Madrid telegrs
ID Of Dec. :1st, says: Yesterday 5000 Noors
tackled The Spanish. but were repulsed emerge
caliy and compelled to retreat in great disord
10 caused by grape-sl,ot aud grcnades. The Sps
" ism lIad IL wounded.
"Tcn men-of-war, formerly stationed
Havana, have just arrived to reinforce
squadron at Afgiers. \ great quantity Of p
or visions had been dispatched to the army
r. 4ttrlca."
Loxnox, saturday.-A Madrid dispatch of
8. :!3dsays the Moors bare attacked the Spanish
Mt OF the road IL Lehman, in order to obstruct
IT, works. They were v.ctorioasly rcpu'scd. G
rrim distinguished himself. Tie Spaniards
ut iour Killed and forty wounded. ali the wo
% hare been completed.