Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Treaty between the United States and
China Put in Force.

China Put in Force.
PORTLAND, Jan. %. Steamship Nova Sco-
tian, Capt. Borland, from Liverpool, Wednes-
day 18th, via Queenstown, afternoon of the
18th, arrived at this port at IL O'Clock.
| A Paris dispatch says 1t was becoming every
day more doubtful whether Congress would as
semble; and the Paris correspondent of the
London Times says there were many indications
that the chances of Congress meeting were of
the most shadowy kind
A French journal, the Opim,One Rationale,
which was supposed to speak with some author
lty, believes if Italy decided for the annexation
of the north and centre of the Italian Peninsu-
la, England would gladly accept the combina-
! ton, whilst France would accept it with still
greater oagerness, ON condition that Savoy and
| Nice should be restored to her.
The OpiniOne does not anticipate that the
Cabinet Of Turin would object, and, after argu-
ing that neither Austria, Russia, or Prussia
have power, will or right to interfere, says it is
assured that this combination is seriously enter
tanned by the governments at London and Paris.
The funeral of Lord Macaulay took place at
Westminster Abbey on the 9th. The remains
were inferred in the Poets Corner, in the midst
| OF many of Englands most distinguished au-
! thors.
The English papers had not said much in re-
gard to tho Presidents Message, while the doc
ument only reached London the day before the
steamer sailed, although brief Geographic
summary from Queenstown had been previously
| published.
SPAIN AND MoRooco.- following kilograms
indicate tho course of events in Morocco, nc
| cording to Spanish reports
-. T. l.
on the road to Tetuan without being attacked
Gen. Seabala has recovered from his illness
The Spanish loss in the action at CattellogOs
was 70 killed, l8l wounded.
Madrid, Jan. S. Yesterday tn, Spanish
were attacked in the Valley of Negro by two
Thousand Moorish cavalry and two thousand in
fantry. They were dispersed by the Spanish,
who had five killed and nineteen wounded. The
! health Of the troops at the oneampment Of Sc
| valia was improving.
Madrid, dan. 7. The whole army encamped
! this morning to the north Of Negro Valley,
after having de6led through passes without Op-
| position
In the course Of the day Council of Gen
erals was held to determine upon plan of ope-
rations. 1t is stated that the army in Africa
will be considerably increased.
Latest dispatches, dated Madrid, Jan 9th,
report that stormy weather had prevented com
munication with the squadron, but the storm
had abated, and communication was re-estab-
lished.
The Spanish forces had again moved forward.
Letters from Genoa speak Of the probabilities
of hostilities in Italy.
In Paris the appointment of Marshal Mac
Mahon to the command of the French army in
Italy, wandering SO Gao men, was regarded as
sign of warlike complications
It Is believed that the Papal troops, reinforc
ed by the Austrians, would enter the legations
and in chat case Sardinia would send force to
aid the Roman insurgents.
The King of Naples is reported to be largely
increasing his army.
Charges were rife against Austria Of a dis
guised intervention in Italy
The Trieste dispatch gives additional news
under date of Calcutta, Dee g..
CaHtOm, Nov. 26. The treaty between tn,
United States and China has been put in force
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFIs Market, Jaa H.
The Breadstufs market has downward ten
dency. Messrs. Richardson, Spence 6 60. re
port: Flour duh and declined Cd per Dbl
quoted 4s to 27s Wheat dull prices are ca
sier, but quotations are unchanged. red 9s Sd
to los; white 9s Cd to lls Cd. Corn very dull
and difficult Of sale; yellow 3ls TO SIS
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, Jan. III. Pro
visions dull; sales unimportant. Lard un
changed Tallow 6rm; Butchers Association
3Ss.
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE Market, San. IL. Ashes
quiet; pots 27s Sd. Sugar, Rice and Coffee
steady. Resin steady; common As Sd. Spirits
Turpentine firm at 3Ss. Oils quiet