The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
TIE News by the Arglo-Saxon
at Portland.
TIE POPE AND THE PAMPHLET.
Another Interesting New Years. Speech
from Napoleon.
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L'EMPIRE C'EST LIE PAIX.
The POpe'S Nuncio's Congratulations to the
Emperor.
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Withdrawal Of Walewski from the
French Ministry.
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Another Spanish Victory Over
the MOOrs.
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NE WS FROM AUSTRALIA,
Ae., &C., As.
Withdrawal Of Walewski from the
French Ministry.
Another Spanish Victory Over
the MOOrs.
NE WS FROM AUS TRALIA.
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NE VS. FROM AUSTRALIA,
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| PORTLAND, JAM 10, 1eoo.
| The steamship Anglo-saxon, from Liverpool a.2P.M
Of the 4,h inst via Queenstown 9th ms arrived this
| port at l0Ab A. NJ to-day
The mails Of the Anglo Saxon came in charge Of Mr.
Nash, English mail agent, and assorted ths pas
ssge The mails for the South were forwarded by the
afternoon train to Boston, aud those for the West by tho
Grand Trunk Railroad at O'Clock.
The Board Of Trade Inquiry into the case OF Capt.
Smith, of the steamer Indian, not officially reported
but the and bis assistant both say he win be
orAby acquitted.
The steamship Edinburgh sailed for New York in COM
pany with the Anglo Saxon.
The steamship Persia reached Liverpool at a:3oP.N
| OF the alst
The steamship Nova sco,iau from Portland, arrived ss
Queenstown the morning Of the lth.
Stormy weather had again visited the English coast,
| causing much damage TO shipping
The ship Britannia, Of Bath, Me-, from Savannah for
Liverpool which, teegraphed via Queenstown per Eu-
rops, driven ashore, had become wreck Bar
mouth. The captain and portion Of the crew were
| saved. The cargo being saved.
The British bark Richard Tanton, which cleared from
New York September %, for Liverpool, had not been
heard Of
The ship Venice, from Liverpool for New York, which
put into Faya leaky reloaded half her cargo, when
she caught fire, and was cut adr Some tugs made in
esctual efforts TO reach her, but the vessel carried
out by the tide and not Afterwards The sup
position ia that she totally destroyed.
large ship, supposed TO be American, Was riding
at anchor JAN 0, Fleetwood with all her masss
away.
The chip switzsrland, from Liverpool for New York,
| had put pack.
Tho J. Nauran, from Lghorn for Boston, put into Glib
raltar Dec. 70, leaking, and woad discharge
The Lucy Atwood, from Tercera for Boston, was struck
by sea, Dec 9, which washcd tho captain overheard,
swept decks, &C., and abandoned Ia sinking condi-
| ton on the 14th Crew saved and landed Il Deal.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-
REPORT OF ITs INDEFINITE POeTPONHMENT-THH
HOPES OF ITALY HIGHER THAN EvER--NAPOLDON
GIVES A GOVERNMENT DENIAL TO THE PAnPRLBr
ON RoM-TBB RUSSIAN ENVOY SETS OUT yoR
! PARIs-THB CONGRESS TO MEET, As ALLE0HD,
NEXT MONTH"; ETC., ETC.
The London Tes, In EDITORIAL says that present ap-
pearanccs Indicate that the contemplated European Con-
sress will not take pase and argues that the position Of
England In euch will be much better II says
that In the event Of Congress being held a that Will
then remain will be to recognise the central Italian sats,
which has been formed out OF the Romagna and The
Duches, either Independents kinedom part Of
the sardnian monarchy; TO take stand On accom-
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| their remedy.
The London Ntics remarks that the projected Congress-
s indefinitely postponed and that friend OF the cause
Of freedom In Italy need regret the temporary difficulty In
which diplomacy finds itself, every month gained
FIRMS the liberties Of the Italian States and stcs tneir
revolution before the world.
Paris correspondent, writing on the lst Of January,
then reported in Paris that the Congress would
be summoned for the end Of January but the exact day
not known.
despatch dated Rome Sd inst says that the Duo do
Granmont had positively stated the Holy See that the
pamphlet "The Pope and the Congress- docs not contain
the programme Of the French government
The explanation produced excellent effect on the
Pope, and hoped he would object TO be repre-
sented at the Congress-
Prince Gorschakon left st. Petersburg the 9Th for
Paris
The latest accounts from the Continent do not confirm
the statement that the Congress would not be held On
the contrary was reported Paris that the Congress
would meet on the 18th Of February.
NEW YEARS DAY AT THE TuILERIEs.
According 10 the custom, the Emperor on New Years
day received the members Of the diplomatic corps IN Ia
,ole du kone The reception took place at P. NJ, and ID
thus recorded in the koxtear
SPEECH rorE's SUyuo rm nfrm0n.
The papal Nuncio addressed tho Emperor follows
sRzon The first day Of The year which ..s.%eiss en- ne
sire, 70 offer you in respectful homage.
| REPLY NAPOLEON MINISTER'S
Tho Emperor replied - follows
ItbaSk the diplomatic body for tho good wishes bas
expressed the event Of the new year and esps-
cay happy At this time TO have an opportunHy Of re-
mndng i. representatives. that since my accesaiou 70
gso.sd reh b thsn assured bat he constant sm
Of my Efforts win be TO establish everywhere, In %
much a. depends upon me, confidence and peaoe
His Majesty passed before the diplomatic circle, aud
spoke few words TO each ambassador making inquiries
officially respecting the health Of their soveregrs The
reception lasted twenty five minutes
The Emperors speech generally regarded ~ sAts-
factory, but attracted attention.
The Papa Nuncio stated To have subjected two drAls
Of hS proposed remarks % the French Foreign Oos be-
fore bis spsularly aoonic address resolved upon.
said that hc wished give few hints about the ccudi
ton Of The Roman States.
Twas also stated that IN the event of Cardinal Ansneu
going 70 France IN connection with the Oougrssyths oi.
cal party u Marseiles Lyons were determined 70 ~
| up Demonstrations in his favor.
Gen. Goyoo commander OF the French forces ~ Rome,
had been ordered By telegraph proceed 10 Paris Ths,
In quartcrs interpreted into menace u No
Pspal government
Cardinal Antoneu had announced biz intention 10 lssvs
on the 14h for Paris.
vienna letsers say that very mffiendy feeling toward
the French again prevailed IN thaa capital.
Tho addresses 70 the Pope which had been lying In ha
expected.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The remains o Lord Macaulay were 10 be Inferred IN
Westminster Abbey. ne funeral was fixed Sur ~
oh inst. -
The Cbnaautso~al Naoa=ime publAhes n.l2ssr-. .~
which supposed 70 have been oQ, ACCORDING "a 49,