Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18

ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.

PORTLAND. Jan. A.
The steamer Hungarian arrived at this
port. bringing Liverpool dates Of the 2sth
nlt.s-one day later than those received by
The New York at Halifax.
LONDON. Tkursdoy.-Col. Oorcodan, at
tache Of the British Legation at Piedmont.
has been ordered to proceed to the head
quarters of Gen. Fault, at Bologna. 1t is
a new proof Of the interest ia
ken by the British Government in Central
Italy
1t is reported in Paris that NJ euizOt is
engaged on pamphlet on the Temporal
Power of the Pope"
The Danubian Provinces are abeut con.
tracing loan of 10000 900 francs with
France, Russia aud Prussia pledging the
landed property of the converts.
Advices from Calcutta are to Nov. Oath
and Hong Kong to 18th. Nothing done
in Calcutta; prices of the leading articles
too high to admit of speculation. The
Chinese government is preparing for de-
Tense.
Advices from Japan confirm previous re-
ports that the embassy for the United
States would leave in February with q
large retinue of subordinates Confidence
was increasing between the Japanese and
foreigners.
Advices from China indicate that trade
would not he Interrupted by the anticipa
ted war.
vienna, Wednesday. A letter from
Prince Metternich TO Count Reichberg says
Count Walewski dispatches to the diplo
tic corps of Paris that. while he remain.
at the head ofthe Ministry for Foreign AZ
fairs, the pamphle: entitled 1.-The Pop,
and Congress" should not be considered
the programme of the French Ministry.
LONDON, Thursday niqh.-The Englisl
funds are slightly r.lapsed, the pari
Bourse also.
The Pays contains an article, signed N
DeCass, which says that tho pamphlet en-
titled THE Pope and Congress" has bee
wrongly interpreted by the newspapers
He says the pamphlet does not propose t
deprive the Pope Of the Legations, but on
ly advises him to admit of the presen
state of things, and proclaims the necessi
ty of maintaining the temporal power {
the Pope. NJ. Dec. adds, "the pamphlc
confines itself to announcing an opinion
while the Congress alone will decide, an
ever after that the Church will remain fu
and entire"
PARIS, Thursday.---Princc Gortschako
leaves st. Petersburg for the Paris eonfe
ence tonight.
The chief Spanish Represent wi
be Caldron Colantes, Senior Martin Res
having declined.
Advices from Rome confirm the pr
vious report that the Pope refuses to |
represented in the Congress, Cardinal Al
tOinett having notified Count DeGramouI
to that effect
ESGLAND.-T Great Eastern affairs r
main in statue quo. pending an arbitratic
between the Company aud Scott Russell
The ship Cleroye Castle. from Liyerpo
for Australia, was wrecked in the Engli,
Channel. aud all on board, % passenge
and 81 crew. supposed To have persisted
The ship Lady Franklin eollided at S,
with an unknown ship. The latter sun
Immediately, only one man being saved.
The Government has determined TO i
sue to Rifle Volunteers an additional su
ply OF long Enfield rifles.
Measures have been taken to place Cha
ham Dock Yard in an efficient state of d
Tense.
Lord Haskins is dead.
There was a great riot on Sunday mig
among the military at Camp Alder. Thr
militia men were sho. dead. Soldiers we
arrested with rifles loaded with ball car
ridges.
The Times correspondence from BIRTHS
Columbia complains that the American a
thorities at San Juan. both civil and mil
tary. have been guilty of many petty &C
calculated to annoy the British
The Paris Constitutional says the Lo
don Times is correct in concluding Il
pamphlet entitled 1.-The Pope and Co
gress' as a political expression of GOO
understanding and Cancellation betwet
England and France
The French Government has abandonf
the prosecution of Monlelambert for his r.
cent pamphlet on the Pope.
Advices from Turin say that the Frerc
pamphlet on the Pope and Congress cause
immense sensation throughout Italy.
Russia advices at st. Petersburgh stat
that the Russian governmental negotiatiu
for the purchase from japan of the soutl
ern half Of the island ofSagholien. the OIL
er half of which they already hold.
Advices from Constantinople state thu
the Porte had called on Europe to settl
the Suez question in its political bearing
by guaranteeing the integrity of the Turl
ish Empire The French Minister and fol-
other Ambassadors had agreed to the al
Engagements.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-The King of Maple
has sent decorations and presents to tn
director Of the Police whose assassinatio
was lately attempted at Palermo.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.