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Two Days Later fl'Om Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO
AND ARABIA.


The Ngo left Liverpool for Philadelphia on
the 23d ult. :,
The Circassian arrived at Galway on the af
ternoon Of tho 22d. She had on board the
crew Of the ship Mc6aa, from st. Johns for
Liverpool, which was abandoned at sea.
Tho report that the Pope had claimed the
presidency Of the Congress for his plenipoten-
tiary is unfounded. > ....,.
Prince Gortschakoff had expressed desire
that the opening of the Congress should take
place after the commencement of the new year,
January IL, as he will be detained till that
day at his Court by the duties of his Office. 4
Count Avigdor, tho representative of the Re-
public of San Marino at Paris, had presented
memorandum 10 Count ,Walewski; addressed
TO the future Congress, protesting against the
encroachments of Piedmont. .>,t'',',... .,'.
The nomination of Marquis Auyergne,
formerly Embassador of France at Turin, as
the second French plenipotentiary at the Con.
gress, gave great satisfaction to the friends Of
Italy -.
A Paris dispatch of the 23d, says the French
Government had telegraphed the powers CON
cerned that the opening of the Congress would
not take place before January 10. ,,s.., ...-
Marquis Autoniode and Chevalier Canafria
were appointed first and second plenipoten-
tiaries from Naples. ... - VOL
Great Britain-The London Herald had an.
nounced that complete reform bill is to
appear in the Constitutional Press Maqasine,
and in the event of the postponement of the
ministerial reform bill, or its proving unac-
eeptable to the constitutional party, the bill
to be published will be brought Immediately,
before the House of Commons. Lord Palmer
ston had been making speeches highly euIo-
glstlc OF the volunteer movement. I
The Great Britain was spoken December IA,
all well, which strengthened the conviotion
that the report Of her having foundered was
base hoax. ...,,..,..,...I'' -
Lord John Russell tells tho memorialists
relative to Mexico, that England is endeavor-
ing to come to on understanding with the other
powers in respect to the course to pursue. He
points out the difficulty Of the United States
recognizing one President, and England and
France another. l.,... .'-n .. M.
The wife of J. II, Gr'Eoy, member of Par
Lament, had elopsd with one os the family
domestics. The lady is~possess cd Of half a
million pounds in her own right. a. r BY. n
The Belgian Government has sgreed to for
ward the mails for Canada anu the United
States by the Canadian steamers, as we'll as the
Cunard boats, and 1t was supposed that the
German Postal League would adopt similar
arrangements. t. .a r as.
France.-A pamphlet entitled The Pope and
the Congress-" signed by M. de Laquerronier,
has been published, and attracts great atten-
ton, both in France and England, as it was
believed TO express the sentimenL, vi the Em-
peror The pamphlet is written in a spirit of
conclllation and compromise, and although 1t
does not propose 20 take away the temporal
powers Of the Pope, advocates curtailment
OF them, and urges that the Romagna should
not be restored to the Papal dominions. ',.
The COnstitmionel in an article by princi-
pal editor, approves in general the contents,
declaring, however, that it intends to combat
some Of the propositions made by the author,
The English press generally eulogize the
pamphlet. The Tines says:
"We leave others to cavil on forms and GER
emonies; enough for us if there is a reasonable
hope that the two great European powers will
be found side by side in defense of the rights
of the Italian people, and that Protestant
England will find hearty and efficient sup
port in the Emperor of Catholic France"
The French war steamer DugsseHn, while |
tryiug her engines, of Brest, ran on reef, and
rapidly sunk. .a '...
The Bourse closed firm on the 23d. Rentss
70f. SOC. .a,. l
Spain and Moroceo,--A Madrid telegram, of
Dec. 81, says: .f,.. -~,.,.',, |
Yesterday eight thousand Moors attacked
The Spanish, but were repulsed energetically,
and compelled to retreat in great disorder, |
,aused by grape-shot and grenades. The |
spanish had fifty-ona wounded |
Ten men-of-war formerly stationed at Ha-
'anna, have just arrived, to reinforce the |
quadron at Algesrias. r.. ,o
great quantity of provisions had been
dispatched to the army in Africa.
THE LATEST. ,. .....,..t.
London, Saturdoy.-A Madrid dispatch of
he 23d says: The Moors have attacked the
'paniards on the road to Letuan, in order to
'bstruot fireworks. They were victoriously |
epulSed. Gen. Prim distinguished himself.
The Spanish had four killed and forty
Wounded. ALI the works have been com
'leted. pr. ' ir'
Commercial Intelligence. .. ''''.
LIVERPOOL, December Cotton-The
rockers circular says the advices from America Of
onseqSence to increase the estimates Of tSe sron on
aused the market to open heavy. During the week.
he course of,prces had been downward The wind
and. The trade has therefore, been only limited,
uyerb anu nOlO6rb meot the market freely that
ecline being % the new crop f6e sales Of tie week
,ot up a, 800 bales, including 5000 on speculation
uiet, with sales Of about 5000 bales. The official
uotatons are as follows: Fair Orleans IL; Middling
.; Mobile 7's; Middling 6A; uplands 7S; Middiins
3-i6. stock on hand estimated at 430 90 bales In.
uding 29o,g3o An,eri~",. Private circulars quote
At Manchester trade is dull and but foT manufc
decline On all articles there is however, no press
re at present. 1 .l'' '-770-
r., s. 4 %. report Corn quiet and unsteady In
heat qaiet Tor consumption, but in some request to
old over prices firm at %. Sd .@gs lid for red, and
!, %: @l!s 3D. for white. Indian Corn slightly
Beef-A, further decline has been submitted, and
les reach l,4oO tierces: Pork--Old continues ne.
ected; small parcel Of new has arrived, but has
es have sold in retail; 49a50s for Oumb cut There
o no sales. Lard dull; retail sales 55@956s. Tallow
ther dearer but only In moderate request sales Of
Ashes quiet; Pots g@27s sd. Pearls 27s. Sd a2ss.
lgars very quiet but Arm Coffee unchanged. Rice
irpentine4 Retail sales at SIS. Tea Id. dearer for
,ngou and Scented; Greens not much changed.
LONDON MONEY AND PRODUCE MARKETs.
December s9ss 4Ths auctuaton: in the
tho holidays. Uonsols closed, on sd dull az s54
9'& for account ex-dividend. The demand for Dis.
applications were above the average. Baring re-
rts fair demand at az Per cent. on irst!class 90.
!: ND Bullion in the bank had increased si, ,Sss. Z
Barring q Co. report as follows; Corn quiet and
11ss Ssrs anS ss Hsssss sse;ch 1Tsn s
ices maintained Tea very arm, and prices rather
dui st ga Rice auist but rS
flee firmer and dearer. Taga ititrT nehl ~ N /:
Msssr; Bell, Son 4 60; report ss follows: The