New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
FIVE BAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ,OyA-scOTnN iEO FULTON
The Congress less Probable.
WAR IN ITALY NOT UNLIKELY,
FUNERAL OF LORD MACAULAY.

The steamship Nova-ScOtian, from Liverpool lltb,
via Qutepstown 18th inst, arrived at Portland on
ssuday morning. The steamship Fulton, from Hsvre
and Southampton on the llth arrived here on Satur
ssy night.
The news is uDimportant.
The Fulton brings the fret Paraguayan embassy to
the Unite States, consisting Of his Excellency Senior
Don jose Bergs, Special Envoy and Commissioner;
ssnor Don Bernardo Oreado, Fret Secretary of L.
gsion; Sehor Don Antonio Ssyas, Second Secretary
s. nor Don Martin Vera, sttache. Senor Berees s the
ssns Commissioner who some years ago IN his mission
70 Rio Janeiro so successfully adjusted the boundary
dispute between Brsziland Paraguay. He now comes
10 e2 change Publications Of the Bowin treaty, ana to
a,b;t,ats the Question Of indemnity TO the United
States and Paraguay Navigation Company, whose
el.im il TO be tried before commission TO be organ
,e6 thin twelve months after the exchange Of rah-
cations. These distinguished representatives Of our
slaer republic below the equator left the City of As
upcop Oh the llth of October in the Government
steamer Jigui built in Paraguay, took the British
Brsxiisn mail packet ct Bueuos Ayres on the 2Sh of
October, and reached Southampton the 9TH Of De-
cenbtr. It's presumed that their stay among us will
b. prolonged until the close of the year. as they are
commissioned by President Lopez to bestow much
9HebtlOn upon hc uSs'uoArj NN'NNP
neDt and resources.
Mr.. Samuel Ward, late Secretary of Mr.. Bowlin of
the Paraguay expedition has returned by the Futon.
The Roy al Mail steamship America, from Boston via
Halifax, arrived at Queenstown on the 9Th.
The steamship North American, from Portland, ar
rived at Queenstown on the 10Th.
The Amtre a reached Liverpool on the night of the
Cab sno the North American arrived there on the llth
81 . haen uoinOQ
mole doubtful whether the Congress would assemble,
and the Paris correspondent of Tie London Times
says the chances OF the Congress meeting were OF the
mos, shsoowy kind
A French Journal, the OpiniOne NdtiOnaIe which
vas supposed TO speak with some authority, believes
that if Iy decided for the annexation of the north
and center Of the Italian Peninsula, EOgland would
kls0ly accept the coordination, while France would
accept with still greater eagerness on condition that
Savoy and Nice should be restored TO her. The Opia-
ene does not anticipate that the Cabinet of Turin would
object; and after arguing that neither Austria, Russia
nor Prussia has the power WILL right 10 interfere,
sayp il is assured that this combination Is seriously en-
tsiisiitd by the Governments of London and Paris.
The Nord mentions Iumor that France and En-
Rlsno have agreed on the erection of Central King
dom of Italy in favor Of the young Duke OF Genoa
nephew of the King Of Sardinia.
The independents of Turin expresses an opinion
that the Pope will only lose the Romagna, bat also
the Marches.
Pamphlets on the Italian question continue to sue
eesd each other with extraordinary ra9idity.
The Austrian Government has ordered Prince Met
esnch 10 declare to the French Cabinet that it you'd
decline to enter into negotiations any other basis
than the agreement of vilafranca or the treaty o
Zuricb
The Margaret, from NewOrleans to Glasgow,
reported lost on Little Bahama Dec. 10.