Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-07

GOVER THE UNION LINE.l
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL.
FREsNo, FebrlIary 9Th. 1850.

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Neither House of Congress was in Sessio
on Saturday. The election of Speaker seem
more remote than ever. Some think no elet
tlon Will be had until after the meeting of tn
Charleston Convention The Lawrence ira,
edy was more disastrous than at first sur
posed The inquest is going ON and the ey
'denee very conflicting. Domestic news
Interesting. but not important. We hav
hve days later from Europe. The affairs G
the Pope still engross attention. 1t is sal
the Pope refuses to be represented at III
Congress. Breadstuffs are firm. Sugar e.
higher Markets generally unchanged L
domestic markets there is no notewortb,
change.
NEW lonK, Jan. l4th.-A good depan,
Tor Candles for shipment to California. Al
amantlne 10000; plain sperm, $50 4Oc; Dat
ent' &c. Sales 1900 bags California Linsee,
to arrive at sI,624.
England.
by the arrival of the steamer Kangaroo a
Portland Jan. 18th, we have Liverpool date
TO Dec. goth. The Great Eastern affairs re.
main unchanged pending an arbitration be-
tween the company anG Scott Russell. The
ship Bleeroyer Castle from LIVERPOOL TO,
Australia was wrecked in the English Chan
mel and twenty two passengers and thirty
tour crew are supposed to have persisted. =
The ship Lady Franklin from Liverpool fo,
Maranhaven collided at sea with an unknown
SNIP the latter sinking Immediately, only
one man being saved. The Government In,
determined to issue to the rifle volunteers an
additional supply of long English rifles
Duke Malakotf has arrived at London -
Measures have been taken to place Chatham
lock yard in thorough state of repair-
Lord Hastings is dead. There was n great
row Sunday night among the military at
camp Albershot. Three military men wer.
'h"t dead. Soldiers were arrested with their
rifles loaded with ball cartridges The Times
correspondent from British Columbia COM
pains that the American authorities at San
Juan. both civil aud military, have been
guilty of many petty acts calculated to anoy
he British. The London Times in a leader
"n the slavery question in the United States
md the resolutions in favor OF the Southern
tates. caused by the vagnries Of the abol-
iioniats. say the union of the American peo>
pie Is not only of Importance to themselves
ut to the world at large 1t has been fully
proved. not only on the American Continent
nut on our own, that the enforced equality
OF the African tends not only to the elevation
o. black but To the degradation of tie white
nan, We cannot find ANY sympathy for those
Nho would try in the United states the phn
OF sepernta republic, aud we trust that the
Federal Government. and the right thinking
art of the community will protect the
South from II repetition of such outrages as
that of Harper's Ferry.
France.
The P ris Constitutional says the London
Times is correct in considering The pamphlet
entitled The Pope and the Congress as a
political expression of good understanding
and Cancellation between England and France
and congratulntes itself on the result. 1t
says further that France, far from intending
the destruction of the Imperial power of the
Pope, will on the contrary consolidate it.
Spain.
No new battles in Morocco The Spanish
army occupies "a line three leagues in extent,
with TIN ee redoubts and other intrenchments.
The Queen of Spain had been safely deliver
ell of Princess
Italy.
Advices from Turin say that the French
pamphlet on the Pope and the Congress pro-
duced an immense sensation throughot Italy
Russia.
Advices from St. Petersburgh state that
the Russian Government is negotiating for
the purchase from japan of the southern half
of the Island of Sagholen.-the other half of
which they already hold. Advices from
Constantinople state that the Porte had called
on Europe to settle the Suez question in its
political bearings by the integrity of the
Turkish Empire. The French Minister and
four other ambassadors have agreed to the
arrangement.
A telegram from Rome confirms the pre-
vious report that the Pope refuses to be rep
resented in Congress. Count Tralweski de-
clares to the diplomatic corps of Paris that
while he remains at the head of foreign af-
fairs, the pamphlet entitled the Pope and
the Congress" should not be the programme
Of the French Ministry.
Mexico.
Advices from Mexico by the Tennessee
state that the Juarez Government propose
to organize a regular army and disband the
volunteers and militia now employed, and
also to invite volunteers and troops from
abroad.
The people along the national road had
organized vigilance committee and hung
One hundred highwaymen who infested the
road. Travel is now safe from Vera Cruz t'
HE capital
The combined French and Spanish fleet
was expected at Vera Cruz to enforce the
,ecuniary demand of spain against Mexic"
The Liberals have gained several victories
over the Church troops ut IehauntePee. AL
wares was acting against Cnno4.
The Liberal, had re-taken Zhcatecls
The report that the French and Spnni'l
lcrts wrr, expected at Vera Cruz was de
rived from the French and English Legations
II Mexico.
Domestic News.