New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER TEUToNIA.

Arrival OF THE STEAMER TEUTONIA.
The screw steamer Teutonia, from Southampton on
the 9Th January arrived here last evening.
The Royal Mail steamship Tyne, which arrived at
Southampton from the Brazs on JAM 4, reports hav-
ing spoken the American brig Catharno in lat. ID N,
long 90 10 W., and the American ship Leapng Water
in lat 9 &c N, long. "a 40 W., both from Boston,
bound for the southwark.
A forther parcel of gold amounting to about G32o,
has been recovered, in soveregns and one bar of gold
value not stated, from the Royal Charter.
The London Times says:
"At meeting of the Town Council of Birmingh am
on Tuesday the Mayor announced that 1t was the
intention Of Government TO establish central arsenal
and that various sites had been spoken OF IA suitable
birmingham, being the capital OF the Midland DISTRICTS
and the center of network of railways, surrounded
also by great population, it was desirable, In the
opinion of the Mayor, that these facts should be
brought before the attention of the Government and
he suggested the preseI atation Of memorial to the
Executive on the subject, which was agreedto
The Times City Article) of the 9Th inst. has the fol-
lowing:
"The English funds presented a very firm appear
an:e, and after regular hour advanced i. kilograms
from Paris then showed that some secret dstrust Is still
operating the Bourse the recoveries OF Tuesday
having been lost, and slight reaction took place.
although in other respects the market ID inherently
"Ihe Withdrawals of gold from the bank have tenn
porarly ceased the arrivals from Australia suncng at
present for the Continental demand. To-day the
ElO9,OO0 by the Lewchew was bought for exporta-
toD." as
There was again general absence of political news
OF rumors to-day, and but for the movements on the
Paris Bou SO the stock market ould have been wholly
free from external influences. The supply OF money
was abundant, and the accounts OF the state oil
business in all parts Of the country fully conhrm the
favorable views lately expressed.
difficult
BY which the various Continental Powers, known to
be in ant of money, will obtain supplies. In that re-
spect the position Of Austria appears to be hopeless
the recent surreptous issue Of El2,OO0 0OD oil ia
ona stock and the total absenre OF any sign OF de-
Tense to the universal condemnation parsed upon it,
having virtually put her out OF the pale OF Govern
meDs that can be dealt with. Concerning SPAN, tne
feeling increases that the Morocco war Will, more
rapidly than was expected exhaust her Treasury,
which had become full only through the evasion or
cOnfscatiOn of just debts.
Portugal is in great want OF means for pnbllc works,
but the treatment of all the contractors and capitalists
who have lately ventured to negotiate with her is
kelly prove sufficient warning ag alnst speculation
in that region. Turkey of course is al ways IN Deed
bnt needy as che is che has thus far avoided that dir
honor which has fallen many Powers OF greater
preeDsons. Russia, il is certain must raise additional
funds before long, and formal announcement OF the
fact has been looked for during the past few weeks
The last loan has proved wholly inadequate to effect
the promised restoration of the currency, and the deh
cheney in the original subscriptions to it Is now rumofed
ably however as the final instament on this loan will
not fall due till the 25th inst any office of new opera
tons will be deferred until after that date.
The Daily News City Article says:
The funds appear to be only restrained from in
provement by the long continued and remarkable de-
preston Of the Paris Bourse. This being the i.h OF
the month, great activity prevailed 10 the discomt-
market although the amount OF bills falling due to-
day not 80 large as on similar OCCASIONS. Reap
plcations at the Bank were again numerous. The
bulk of the advances made by that establishment
during the shutting Of the transfer books fall repaya-
BILE between the 9th and 18th inst. The amount Is con-
siderable but not heavy"
AT Vienna an Austrian stock experienced a fresh
fail Of one half per cent.
The bar silver by the steamer La Plata" has been
sold for 5i2 q Oh standard and the Mexican dollars
at 5l5: in the latter there is an advance of 3D.
The London Times City Article of Jan. 5, says;
"The Paris news of the appointment OF III. Thouve-
nal in place of Count Waewski cansed tho funds to
open heavily this morning, since although the change
is regarded as testimony in favor OF the alliance OF
England and France, it appears to indicate the exis-
tence of complications on the Italian question sufe
ienty serous 10 demand sudden and prompt measures
CoDsols quoted 95s a 953."
Intelligence has been received from Australia Of the
departure'of gold ships for England with f366OOO.
further amount, viz, Eli u.s., has been recovered
from the Royal Charter
The funds were frmer in London on the 9TH, but
business was quiet. Exchange on Austria had risen,
in consequence Of the renewed dsquetqde which pre-
walls at Vienna. The applications for the new Cana
dian loan had reached twelve millions sterling The
Bank of England bad raised It's price for fine gold from
G3 l7Il0I to 60 49,.
Cardinal Wiseman is said to have promised an Irish
Brigade for the Pope.
The Crcassians are rapidly emigratiDg to Turkey.
Some l6 600 have arrived at Consantinople and 5000
more have assembled at Kertch.
Report says that Victor Emanuel, on NewYears
Day, in reply to the hope Of the Neapoltan Enbassa
dor, that all would be arranged peacefully, sad
i" How arranged in peace Not at all; the cannon
&C. will settle that" and to the Spanish Embassador
Tell your Queen she ought to unite with me- and not
believe all those pdstici of the priests"