New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

Inc Ivy Article OF Inc Its1tS OF fuoso ~ tNV"nS
repoJts cent mUsd seadness IN the tnnds, An" an ~
creased tendency f,mness but no ch nEe IN quo d.
tious. The demand for mDney on Tuesday was he'Vy,
but on ire Stock Exchange there vas Anu supply ~
two yer seat. new Canada lasa whic9 Wa wa ~
course of neso,iaiion WAS Dounally quoted at a.
2 cent premium.
FRANCE.
According to custoE, the Emperor on New-feat
day received The Members of the Diploma,c corp J"
In sale Gu frOaS, Tie reception took place nv Z, ~
and ~ thus recorded in The .uontcV: Inc I"Pai
Nuncio addressed the Emperor rs to'ws: t,
"SRr On the FIRST day of tie year which assslno ,
the Diplomatic ody around your MAJESTY I''' '"'
honor, Sire 10 offer you NJ respect III houi'S0'
Tie Emperor replied "a follows: 80, ,;toa =
stJiIark The Djpomatic boiy for the good "ishes IL
has exp essed on the event oi the pew yea npu ~.
especially happy 1T this tune 70 ms - sn y, -
reminding It's representative that pee my accession 10
noIrer have AWAY. profesed the mos, profound
re- srect Jr recognized rghts BE Then assure
constant ann of my efforts WI We 10 every
where in much as depends upon me co"uueue @uu
His Majesty passed before the diplomatic circle,
and smoke q few words 10 each Embas9ai0r making
INQUIRIES officially respecting toe health OF their s'ver
eiyns The reception lasted % minutes. The Emper
ora sIeech was generally regarded as satisfactory,
but attracted attention.
The Papal Nupcio s stated to have subjected two
drafts of his proposed remarks TO the French Foreign
Office, before his singlaTly laconc address WIS re-
solved upon Ii is sand that he wished to give lev
hints about the condition of the Roman States
The N0Uitcur of the LIST January contains numerous
nominations to the Legion Oi Honor, including the APP
roin'ment of Admiral Roman DesiVsses 10 inc oTdnu
Cross OF that order.
IL was stated in official quarters that the budget OF
the Ministry of War for 1860, would be prepared Tor
strictly peace establishment the army being reduced TO
Ii was also stated that in the event o. Cardinal M
touel's going to France in connection with the C0n-
gIets the clerical Iarly at Marselles aud Lyons We're
determined TO get no demonstrations IN his favor
nm
less favorable CONDITION, owing to tue uncertainty
whrCh had arisen relative to the Congress.
TIE Paris bIeadrtu1fs market dull but the prices
of s9be 1t and flour were sas! aimed. BIandie5 we've
difficult OF sale. ,
I6e Paris Bourse had been depressed at a further
decline. The reRies recedsd 70 6oi. 41c out on tne
I'd u ere was more irmess, aud the closing price was
tsE 75e.
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
MADRID Dec. 30.Yes teroay tie S3ant n squadron
burnt and blew up he fort at the mouth OF the river Oh
| LetnaT
| Two tribes not wisbin TO continue the war have
Withdrawn 10 their nouDraios.
| MADRID, lst-On Friday evening the MOOrs vigor-
ously attacked our encampment, bat were Tepulsed
will great loss The Spanards displayed great bravery.
Their loss however, not considerable. l. ne fu-
nor OF peace having been concluded Is altogether 1ds
| MADRID, 9d.-Atler glorious hght, me oP thish
| nv commanded by Gen. Prim, defeated the M"ors
on the whole line and advanced as far as Gastilga'
The hussaIs executed several heroic charges, ana cap
tured llg. The Moors 40 900 strong, and ioa
at least LOU. Toe spanish lps5 was upui t"o " No'
| The greatest enthusiasm prevails in the army,
! Three vessels sailing under the English flag and
carving goods contraband of war, had been brought
| Fl jID Ceuta to Algesiras
| ITALY.
| Gen. Coyon. commander ofthe French forces at
R,me had been ordered by telegraph to proceed 10
Paris. This, in quarters, was interpreted INTO
melaee 10 The PaIal Government.
4 dispatch from MOdena says that in consequence OF
demand made by III g family Of the boy Mortara who
had given proof that the kidnapping of the child vas
ordeIed hy The Reverend Father and nquistOc Hlee,
y latter had been arrested and political proceedings
GaIIbadi Rad been hoDored with enthusiastic
! ovation az Milan, although he endeavored to pass
through that ty eu for Irin, quietly and unob-
served. Gaibaldi's mission u Tarn Ia said to have
reference 10 his robabe appointment as Comm ander-
in. Chief of all the National Guard Of the Kingdom.
A general amnesty in Naples ha1 been deferred oa'
| ftty individual pardons had been granted.
CARDINAL An'0nelli had announced his intention TO
leave Rome ON the 18th for Paris
AUSTRIA.
| Vienna letters ssy that very uDf1eudly feeling
tou ara the French again prevailed IN thai capital.
The addresses 80 the Pore, which had been lying in
the Vienna churches, were not 50 numerously signed
| as y az expected
An mre,sl order directs that there shall be levy
of Iec ufs SGu, and thai no more than te ordinary
| Iup Ter of men shali be raised in 1861.
Toe Emperor had announce his intention TO dissolve
thirty regiments and effect such o5ner reductions
| rs would shortly place tue army on peace footing.
Tie sat meI1 that the arstOCr4c officials III Austria
Lao placed their pay at the service oil me Emperor ID
denied II was put forward hint for them to do
20, tut they did not respond
The Latest Indulgence Ut0 Queenstown.
WATERFORD, Thunday.-The AreLhusa CAPT. Mar
tin, IRON Cuba, Tor orders, with cargo Of cedar
! wood, mahogany, and tobacco, wlleh anchored OH
TefoId dragged her anchors after holding on "a hJhr
| in a tremendous gale on Sunday morning, and went
| speedily TO fragments in Barrow Bay, County Of
Wexford. The cargo, which is supposed 10 he valued
AZ about ElC0,C00 Is nearly all saved. The crew are
AL saeed with the exception OF one seaman, named
| NJ Lean.
| I0yDoy Tlursd9y.-The dates from Australia are
| TO Nov. II. The o Suaughnessy administration az
| Melbourne has been Withdrawn, and Mr.. Nicholson
| had formed new Cabinet which would commence It's
duties in popularity aud III the support Ol the press
| throughout the whole country.
| PARIS ThuIsGay.-Ihe Emperor has appointed Nj.
| Thouvtnal Minister for Foreign Affairs 10 place Of
CONT Wsewski, whose resignation fas been accepted.
NJ RaIoucbe is ntrusfed nd interim with The Minis
try of Foreign Affairs until the arrival Of NJ. Thouve
nal
opened steady, and advanced an eighth leeSrams
from Paris caused slight reaction IN Consols oihe'
wise the market is inherently strong. The withdrawal
of gold frt the Bank has ceaset the arrivals from
Australia suficDg for the continual demand The rail-
way market II irn. The commercial supply OF money
is more abund ut aud the accounts OF the state Of Dn-
ess in AL parts OF the country confirm the favorable
Bews lately expressed.
The Anglo-S4xon passed the American ship Con-
ertss, finafted ng mo Liverpool OIL Tuscan light
slip, John PaIl or, OF 81. John, y. IL.
The Argo.SaXon's mails came IN charge OF Mf.
Nssb, Englrh Mail AgeIt, aud were assorted on the
raseage HE mails Ion the SOnth were forwarded by
iLe afternoon train TO Boston aud those for the West
bv he GraId Trunk Railroad al o'clock.
The Board of Trade inquiry into TIE case of Capt.
Smith of the steamer Indian, was not officially reported,
but the Assessor and his Assistant boh say that he
will | e honOrabIy acquitted.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.