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NEw YORK, January 6,-The Paris Pays
publishes the following as the definite official
list Of the Plenipotentiaries: W. 5l
Aus.ria-Count Richberg and Prince de
Metternch.
Great Britain-Lord Crawlsy and Lord
Madehouse. ...'I'
Rrus,ia-Baron schunetz and Count Pour
I Russia- Prince Gortschakoff and Count Kes-
seloff. tN.
France-Count Walewski and Prince Lalow
de Amegne.
Spain-M. Martiniz dc Ia Roso and M.
Lou.
PorIugal--Count Lavsradie and Viscount dc
Roiva.
The Federal Council, of Switzerland, in
tends to ask the Congress that the neutrality of
Savoy may be granted, by the Italian con-
federation, as it already is by Piedmont, in
virtue Of the treaty of 1915. ~
Great Britain-The weather throughout
England has been very severe. In sorie pla-
ces the thermometer is represented to have
fallen within three or four degrees of zero.
Canal navigation was efectually suspended
by ice, and railroad traffic more or less affec-
ted by the snow which had fallen. At the
departure of the steamer thaw had set 10.
The Cunard Company had purchased the
screw steamer Australian, to enforce their feet
Of screw vessels. The Australian is reported
to be one of the finest vessels of the kind
afoat. ....u
A small tin canister was picked up at the
mouth of the Mersey, with the announcement
inside that the screw steamer Great Britain
had foundersd of the Western Islands. 1t
was supposed to be villainous hoax, as the
Great Britain only left Liverpool on the 11th
for Melbourne, and the canister was picked
up five days thereafter.
Hon. Il. Eitz Roy, first Commissioner of
Public Works, is dead. I51.H
An official inquiry into the loss of the steamer
Indian is ordered by the Board of Trade, to
take place at Liverpool. .....--
Lord Holland died at Naples on the 18th
ultimo. . ....-,l -tf .ar,rsI t.su
The weather in France corresponded with
that in England. The temperature had not
been 80 low for nineteen years. The Seine at
Paris was full of ioe, and railroad traffic was
inpeded by snow. IA .#a, rgl1s5 .-H o.
II was officially announced that on the LIST of
January, the Emperor receives the corps di.
plomatic and the ministers of the legislative
bodies. ------r--.-
The session Of Corps Legisatif was expected
to commence at Paris on the 10th of January.
Count versiquy, the French Minister to
England, has arrived in Paris. .u.7
Private letters from Cadiz s .te that the
Cadiz journals announce that Marshal O'Don-
nell has declared Centa free port.
A Madrid telegram says yesterday $4,000
MoorS attacked the left redoutt, but General
Roso de 0lavo surrounded them with his right
wing, and drove them back at the point of the
bayonet. Our artillery inflicted great loss
upon them. Our troops, as they invariably
do, displayed great valor. Generals Csssis
and Garcia particularly distinguished them
selves. The enemy lost 1,5UO men. We had
40 killed and l26 wounded. e p.3 d.
| Heavy rains had inundated the Spanish
camp and the surrounding country. 5Us
Itaty.-Letters from Naples state that dur
ing the night between the 18th and 18th of
December, numerous arrests were made, in
cluding several eminent persons. The per-
sons arrested were accused of clandestinely
printing journals, and of having supported
the subscription iu behalf of Garabsldi, sew
eral documents concerning which were seized.
The Sandman Consul was arrested, but
speedily released. ..tJ .7a'a..
1t was reported at Rome that Cardinal An
tonelli would embark on the 28th of Deem
Der, in the Pontifcial corvette, for Paris.
Russia.--A telegram from St. Petersburg, of
the 18th, says that Mahommsd Amt, the prin-
cipal chief of the m0untaneers of the right
wing of the Caucasus, had submitted. The
consequence of which is the submission of tie
whole people Of that country.
The Czar has raised General Barrabuski to
the rank of Marshal. ,t .
The St. Petersburg journals publish news
from Caucasus, announcing that the people of
Abiedckhe, numbering 100000, with their
chiefs, had declared their submission, and
that other tribes were preparing to submit.
At Stockholm an enthusiastic demonstration
in favor Of the Italian people had taken place,
and the Dict unanimously resolved to present
an address to tho King requesting his Majesty
to defend at the Congress the right of the
Italian people to decide their own affairs.
Hhrs, December 21.-Ths Bourse opened
firm, and Rentes closed at II. SO, being an ad-
vance Of Y per cent. since yesterday.
The majority Of the Congress have expressed
themselves favorably to the admission Of the
Plenpotentiaries from Switzerland, when Con-
gress deliberates the neutrality of Savoy. A
steam corvette is fitting out with the utmost
dispatch, it is said, to be for new port in the
Red Sea, just acquired by France, which is to
be the headquarters Of naval squadron. The
Circas'ian arrived at Galway on the 22d.
Tho Bohemian reports having experienced
strong westerly gales. F ~ '''if'
On the 25th ult., she saw a steamer, sup
posed to be the Kangaroo, from Liverpool, for
New York. s., - lt'o..r ah'I61FF7'
The steamer North Briton will sail for Liy-
erpool at 2 P. M. tomorrow.