, 1860-01-30
BY.TELE LEGRAPH.
arrival of the Nova Sco1tnn.

A rrtval of the Nova ScoStnn.
PORTLAND, Jan. e8.-The steamship Nova
Sco.ian. tr. NJ Liverpool on the llth, via Queens
town 1.th inst, has arrived.
The news is nuimportant.
4 Paris dispatch says it was becoming every
Lay more doubtful whether the Congresswould
assemble, and the paris correspondent of the
London Tansfs says the chances of the meeting
were of the most shndowy kind.
i French Journal, the Ofiniesa< 1Falionale,
which WIS supposed to speak with some author
nexation Of the north and center Of the PENN
sula, England would gladly accept the comhi.
na,i9n, whilst Fr3nce would acceptit with still
greater eagerness, on condition that Savoy and
Nice would be returned to her. The Opinione
does not anticipate that the Trriu Cabinet
would object, aud after arguing that neither
Austria, Kussia or Prussia has the power, will
right TO interfere says that it is assured that
this combination is seriously entertained By the
governments Of London and Paris.
GREAT DnlrArS-The funeral Of Lord Ifacau
lay took place At Westminster Abbey on the 9TH.
Among the pail bearers were the Lord Chan
cellor, the Speaker Of the House Of Commons,
Lord John Russell, the Earl Of Carlisle, &c.
Among those present we're great humber Of
gentlemen Of emincpce, both in politics und lit
craturc. The funeral was essentially private,
hns, although digested Of all pomp and ceremony,
was very impressive.
An election at Reading had resulted in the
election Of another Jew CIR, G0ldsu!dt} as
member @. Parliament.
\ large papal demonstration, presided over
By Dr.. Cullen, had been held ut Dublin, but it
is represented to have been . failure,
The London -Nt,cs commented on summary
Of the Presidents Message. It says there is no
reason to complain Of the manner in which the
President deals with the relations between Eng
land and thu limited EfnfrS
FRAScE-I.ord Cowtey had T. turned TO Paris.
The Plt+is says his mission 10 l.oudon vast truly
oae If importance. lie is represented by one
authority to have announced that Count Wa1ex-
skis retirement very materially facilitated Fela-
tions between the cabinets Of France and Eng
1And.
VI. Thouyenel, the new Foreign Minister, was
expected TO reach Paris about the 18th.
Count Lielle1n md has been appointed Charge
d'Affsirs dd interim at tConstantinople. lfewas
fret secretary under II. Thouvene, in Paris.
Tie appointment Of McMahon to the COM
was regarded as sign of fwarlikc complications.
4 cilnpel iu connection with tile English
church in Paris, after ben. open far two ears,
had bccu suddenly c c'osed Lv the French author
tiles, 1t was believed, on account IF short ser
rice hsving been given in French for the benefit
Of children Of British subjects, who do not un-
dorstand English.
Tic Paris Flour market was dull, but prices
were mt reduced.
The Pnris 1.ourse had shown some improve
1nent, but relapse occurred on the 10Th. The
lust price was dsf35c. Market again showed
symptoms Of improvement at ihe close.
3rA1S AND NoRucco--The following tele-
grams indicate tue course Of events in Morocco,
according to Spanish accounts:
MADn1p, Jan. 3.-Tho Spanish have advanced
ON Tic ruad TO Tctran, without being attacked.
t:*neral Teabald had recovered from his i'll
ness.
lie SrssisA loss in the action Mt Castellegos
was - kiiTed, aud - wounded.
MADRID, jan. 5.-Yesterday tie Spanish
were attacked in the valley Negro. BIZ two
thousand Moorish cavalry, and two thousand
Infantry. They were dispersed by the Span.
i"~'ls, who had fire killed md fifteen woun.
dsd.
he health Of the troops at the eucamp,nent
at Serailo, is improving.
MApn.n, 7tl,-The whole army encamped this
morning to the north Of Negro Valley, after
having dctiled through the passes without op.
position. IN the course Of the day council oi
Generals was held to determine on plan Of or.
crations. 1t is stated that the army. in Africa
will be considerably increased.
Latest djspatcl.es, dated Madrid, Jan. Sth, ro
port that stormy weather had prevented conl
1nunication with the squadron, but the storm
had abated aud communication was re-estab
| 1isbed. The Spanish forces had again moved
forward.
lrAlY.-The Prussian ministerial organ
though still Of the opinion that the restoratio.
of 1he Grand Dukes in ItaIr would buye beer
tho ,,,., I1ss;r,bla sout;nn If ,La Itaj;nn 1uax
~, .S;ras IN III nroact ~. ;oonoss;bIo an
th;nis TINT onnerstinn 10 S.rdin,n ia hy far tht
| best thing.
The news Of Count Ws1ewski's resignation
had produced II very painful impression on tht
| Pope. lie called together tile principal rae1a
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thsn, dat H., ,rn,l1 noycS hi IL +ho T,;ss;nr
rh;cl, f:od had ;ntrustc3 him Int Tint l;Ee hi,
t'...',a,s.ser e r;ns VII hs won1d smI1.r All.
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,ho, c.1. S,yd;ni, ,ronld send force ~ the mir
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r ArsrG1. @1!her|rs wcre r;fe as.1nst Aust,;,
| ,r 5;.rr;saa ;otarrent;or in It,jr
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