New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-06
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.

PoRTLAsD, Me-, Jan. S, 1860.
TIE eteamAbip Bohemian arrived this evening from
Liverpool Dec. 81, via Queenstown 22d ut
The royal msa steamship Africa, from New-York,
reached Liverpool on the 18th.
TIE meeting Of the Congress is definitely fixed for
Jsn. 60 The representatives Of the Powers are
nearly all officially announced, ae already indicated,
| including Cocnr Cavesr for Sardin.s.
The weathe, in England and Franco was excessive
| ly severe, brt had moderated.
! jerome Na,olcou' ,alth was improving
The reported reduction in the Frervh tariff wal ap'
| ply PRACTICALLY to csttom.
| The Bourse closettst7cf, 35c.
The snshish forces were concentrated n, Ceuta, but
the Moosswere still nc auailants. Anctberenssge-
ment wac ~epsred and as dissstroustc thCMoors.
Numerous political arrests at Naples are reported.
The reported intended adhesion of the Emperor Of
Austria is unfounded.
Austria was reducing hefarmy.
The sfairyof Hungary were daily more threatening.
Important submissions to- RUSSIA in tise C$ucasuS
| were reporter
The steapsbip Kangaroo also sailed the 2lst Of
I December for Nsw-York.
h The steamshA vigo was deta;red n Liverpool until
| the I'D of Deoen Der.
Ii EUROPEAN coSoRsss.
l. The Paris Pays publishes the following "a the def
mite official list Of tbe plenipoteutisries:
Austria-CouBt Reobberg and Prince de Metterncs.
Great Britasa--Lord Cowley and Lord Wode-
3euse
Prussia--Bsron SehleiDtz and Count Pourtales.
Primes <}ogchakoff and Comt Ksseleff.
Francc-Count Nalewsh and Prince Latour de
Haoyne.
Spdin-M Martinez De Ia Rosa and H. Mon.
| Portugai-Coun5 Lavaradio and vissount de Paiva.
| The Pays adds that the names Of she representa-
tves Of the Holy See, the two Sicihes, Sardinia and
Sweden, are not yet ofiicisly known, bat Torin
dispatch says that Count Csvour has been definitely
appointed fret PeDipotentiaIy for Sardinia, aud the
C5eyaer Desambfos the second, and that France has
been officially notified Of the fact II is sso positively
asserted that Ca-5insl Antonei will represent the
Pope.
The Pays announces that the opening of the Con-
gsss will definitely take place the ooh Of January
Fhe Federal Council of Switzerland intends to ask
tn, Congress that the neutrality of Savoy may be
guaranteed by the Italian Confederation, it already
is BY Piedmont, in virtue of the treaty ofiSl5.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The weather throughout England he'd been very
re yere 10 places the THERMOMETERS is reported
to have fallen within three four degrees Of Zero
Canal navigation was effectuslly suspended by ice,
ara railroad traffic more or less affected by the
which bad fallen. AT the departure OF the steamer
| tbaw had get in.
The London Times has leader on the execution of
John Brown and the circumstances il gave rise to. 1t
az that appears somewhat ludcrous 70 find that the
Moth did Dohing until Brown exeoated, and adds
that this does not convey very exased notion OF
their zeal dissemination of purpose sums up as
| follows:
'The result wiz be to strengthen the South by the
adhesion of the Heating mas OF opinion which IN every
| country lies between two extremes. Whatever may
ba the future OF the negro race, one IN his senses
can hl;eve its regeneration be effected by melting
il to murder planters and ravisb white women aud If
any choices 20 head an outbreak Of tins KIND, ne
must expect 20 meet a fate which rght-thinkng men
| viii not glorify with crown Of martyrdom."
| The Ame ris3n ship Sea Belle with a cargo of coap
from CardY took fire while lying at Bristol, repairing
damages sustained in the late gales apd bad become o.
total wreck. The origin of the fire was unknown.
The GUARD Company had purchased the screy,
steamship Ausraasan to reeniorsether teet OF screw
vesses The Australasian s repeaed to be one Of TIE
fnest vessels of the XII afloat.
small tin canister picked up at the mouth. OF
the MePsey, with the announcement inside that the
screw steamship Great Britain had foundered of the
Western Islands. Ii was supposed to be yiainous
hoax, as the Great Britain only left Liverpool ca the
nth for Melbourne, and the ee5nster was picked up
| five days thereafter.
| The Hop. III. Ftzroy, Mist Commissioners Of the
| Public WO.ss, was dead.
The official inquiry into The loss of the steamer Indian
is ordered by the Board Of Trade to take place at Lv
| erpool.
| FRANCE.
| The London Dale Mrs correspondent in Paris Gays
that IL was currently reported that the expected reduc-
ton in the tariff woad apply principally to cotton, and
tina, iron would no. be benefited By it.
| The weather in France corresponded with that in
England. The temperature had not been 30 low for
| nineteen years
The seine at Paris was full of ice, aud railway traffic
was impeJed by snow.
1t was officially announced that the lst of Janu-
airy the Emperor would receive the Corps Diplomatic
| IL. ,hara sba looria af;va hndi
The Marquis de vamarma and NJ. mbrois, the
retiring and the Minister from Sardinia, had been
formally receive by the Emperor.
| Commercial affairs in France had undergone no
char 2e; the tendency toward Improvement continued.
In Paris -four and wheat were firm at previous prices.
Tie provincial markets were also generally firm.