The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18
One Day Later from Europe.
AR RIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.

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PORTLAND, Jan. 14.-The steamship Hun
garian arrived at this port, bringing Liver
pool dates to the 20 ult., one day later than
those received by the Yew York at Halifax.
TIL Hungarian arrived at seven o'clock this
morning. Her mails will be dispatched by the
A. M. train due in N. York tonight.
--latest by Telegraph from Liverpool to Queenstown
LONDON, Thursday-Colonel Cadegan, at
tache British Legation, Piedmont, has been Or
dered to proceed to the headquarters of Gener-
al Faute, at Bologna. 1t is considered a new
proof of the interest taken by the British Gov
eminent in Central Italy.
1t is reported in Paris that NJ. Guizot is en-
gagged on a pamphlet on the temporal power of
the Pope.
The Danubian Principalities are about con-
tracing a loan of 60, 900 600. with France,
Russia and Prussia, pledging landed property
of the Converts.
TheMinisters of France at Rome has been
obliged to sell 2,000,0 00f francs consolidated
funds.
Advices from Calcutta are to November %,
and of Hong-Kong to the 18th. Nothing
done in Calcutta prices of the leading articles
too high to admit of speculation. The Chimes
Government was arming for defense.
Advices from Japan confirm previous reports,
that the Embassy for the United States would
leave in February with a large retinue of sub
ordinates. Confidence was increasing between
the Japanese and foreigners.
Advices from China indicate that trade
would not be interrupted blythe anticipated war.
The Times city article says; "The funds
opened with full demand and subsequently I'M
proved /. Accounts from the Paris Bourse
unfavorable. Discounts very active"
A telegraph from Prince Metternich.to Count
Reichberg says Count Walewsk declares to
the diplomatic corps of Paris that, while he re-
mains at the head of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, the pamphlet entitled "The Pope and
Congress-" should not be considered the pro-
gramme of the French Ministry.
VERY LATEST.
LONDON, Thursday Night-The English
funds slightly relapsed the Paris Bourse also.
The Pays contains an article sighted NJ. de
Cassaquie, which says that the pamphlet entl-
tied 'The Pope and Congress" has been wrong
ly interpreted by the newspapers. He says
the pamphlet does not propose to deprive the
Pope of the Legislations, but only advises him
to admit of the present state of things, and pro-
claim the necessity of maintaining the tempo
raj power of the Pope.
NJ. De. G. adds that the pamphlet confines
to announcing an opinion. while Congress
alone will decide, and ever after that the Church
remain full and entire.
PARIS, Thursday, P. M.-After, official
hours, an offcialnotice was posted at the Bourse
denying that the Nuncio intended to visit Paris.
The rentes, after touching 6Sf. 55c., rose to
6Sf. Soc.
Prince Gortschakof leaves St. Petersburg
Cor the Paris Conference tonight. The chief
Spanish representatives will be Caldron Colan-
les, Senior Martinez Rosa having declined. A
from Rome confirms the previous re-
port that the Pope refuses to be represented in
.he Congress, Cardinal Antoine ELI having mott
led Count de Grammont to that effect.
ENGLAND The affairs of the steamer Great
Eastern remain in sfGtu quo, pending an arbl-
ration between the Companyand Scott Russell
The ship Blenoy Castle, from Liverpool for
Australia, was wrecked in the English Chan
lei, and all on board, twenty-five passen gers
md thirty-four crew, are supposed to have per-
shed.
The ship Lady Franklin. from LIVERPOOL
or Maranham, had collided at sea with an un-
,nown ship. The latter sunk imediately only
me man being saved.
The Government has determined to issue to
life volunteers an additional supply Cf long
enfield rifles.
The Duke of Malakoff has arrived at London.
Measures have been taken place to the Chat
dock-yard in a thorough state of repair.
LONDON, Dec. 28-Lerd Hastings is dead.
There was a great riot on Sunday night
mong the military at camp Aldersdat. Three
were shot dead. Soldiers we're ar
ested with rifles loaded with ballcartridges.
The London Times correspondence from
British Columbia complains that the American
uthorities at San Juan, both civil and militia
have been guilty of many acts calculated to
nnoy the British.
FRANCE.-The Paris Constitutional says
hat the London Times is correct in considering
he pamphlet, entitle ''The Pope and Congress"
s a political expression of good understanding {
England and France and congratulates
tself on the result. 1t says further thai France, i
ar from intending the destruction of the tenn
oral power of the Pope, will, on the con trary,
consolidate it. The Government has abandon
d the prosecution of Montalenbert for his re-
ent pamphlet on the Pope.
Gfata Beard of EQUALIZATION. ,