The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1860-01-12
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


Neuo York, Jan. 8.-The steamers Arabia,
Vigo, and Kangaroo, have arrived. The for
mer brings advices from Liverpool to the oath,
anticipating the advices by the Yigo and Kan
CARGO.
The steamer Circassian arrived out on the
22d.
The 10Th of January was said to have been
fixed for the meeting of the Peace Congress at
Paris 1t was denied that the Pope claims the
Presidency of the Congress for his plenipoten-
tiary.
A French pamphlet by La Guemniere, on the
subject of the Pope and the Peace Congress,
attracted much attention, as rejecting Napo-
Icons views. 1t is conciliatory in tone, but
opposes. the restoration of Romagna to the
Papal dominion. The English journals eulo-
gize the pamphlet.
Lord John Russell tells the memorialists
relative to Mexico that Englandis endesvoring
to come to an understanding with the Powers
respecting the course to be pursued in the flu
ture. He points out the difficulty of the United
States recognising one President, and England
and France another.
The Paris bourse closed firm at 7Of soc.
There was vague, uncon6rmed rumOr of an
outbreak in Hungary.
The SpanairdG had again repulsed the Moors,
entailing heavy losses on both sides.
The Calcutta mail of November 23d, bring
ing Shanghai dates of the 9th, had been tele-
graphed.
London, Saturddy.--A Madrid dispatch OF
the 23d says The Moors attacked the Span
iards on the road to Teutan, in order to OBJ
| struct their works, but were victoriOusly re-
pulsed The Spanish army had only four kill
| ed and fifty wounded. All their works had
been completed.
Hong Kong advices Of November 18th say
the rate of exchange had declined about / pei
cent. Prices of tea were frmer. Silks showed
III upward tendency.
LfireyDool Cotton Market.-Sales of 45 ,00C
bales, including 1900 bales to spectators anC
800 bales for export. All qualities hav,
slightly declined. The news from the United
States caused slight decline, and the numer
GUS arrivals also produced a depression. Price
are quoted 1 ca BIG lower, particularly new
crop cotton.
Liverpool Breadstu6S Mdrket.-Richardson
Spence & Co. quote: Flour is steady at 22S
cd. Ca BIS. Wheat is frm-red 9s. Sd. ca IS
| Id; white, 9S. Cd. ca lis. cd. Corn is dull
and prices are easier, but quotations unchang
| sd-yellow 3lS. ca 32s.
LiyefpooI Precision Market.-Beef heavy
and all qualities declined. Pork dull. BacoI
quiet. Newburg middles 49s. ca sos. Lard i
dull at sos. ca Sos.
Gen. Comonfort, of Mexico, comes passenge
by the Arabia.
The Austrias mails will leave here by tn,
eatlg @orning train.
The papers by the Arabia contain a few ad
ditionai items Of interest.
Count Arigdor, the representative of the Re
public of San Marine at Paris, presented
memorandum to Count Walewski, addressed t
the future Congress, protesting against the en-
cxoachment of Piedmont.
Tsa nomination of the Marquis DAuvergn
as the secspd French plenipotentiary in tn
European Congress- gave great satisfaction t
the friends OF Italy,
4 PATS dispatch of the 23d says the Frenc
Government had, by telegraph, informed tn
Powers concerned that the opening OF the Cor
gress would not take Place before Jan. 18th.
TIE London Herald, TIE organ OF the CoI
sentative party, has announced compete an
comprehensive reform BILL 10 appear IN u
Constitutional Press md Magazine; ana ina
in the event of the pccstpoasment OF the MINIS
terial reform bill, or its prGYlLsS nnacceP'aD
to the Constitutional party, the bill 10 70 oe Pu
lished, and will be Immediately brought DO
the House of Commons.
AOIO dhhciSlOu has Dc6U making SD6ecne
highly eulOgistic ofthe volunteer movement.
The steamer Great Britain was spoken De
, 18th, ali well, which strengthens the convictio
; that the report of her having foundered is
: base hoax.
The Belgian Government has agreed to 70
ward mails for Canada and the United Stat
by the Canadian steamers well as by Il
: Cunard boats. 1t is supposed that the Germs
postal league will adopt similar arrangemeI
ADDITIONAL BY THE OVERLAND MAIL
f Louis, Jan. I've have the following add
tional intelligence by the arrival of the OVERLAP
e mail here:
h The Arizonian of the 23d of Decemb
= learns, through reliable correspondent, tn
e the Governor of Sonora had received dispatch
from the Juarez Government, directing him
Al revoke at once his order expelling Capt. Sto
and his party from Sonora. He is also order
TO invite Capt Stones party to return, al
e. enter upon the duties of the survey and to pl
d tect them from Injury, and to see that they a
k permitted to proceed quietly in the periori
1. ance of their duties.
IS The A1izonidH adds, that it fears that &c
l. Pesquiera will disobey these instructions, al
J. that the settlement of these difficulties is as
e distant as ever.
The. steamer Northerner, from Victoria
p the 10th, had arrived. The American citize
at San Juan had held a meeting, and pass
L resolutions, declaring that the island belong
If to the United States.
/ The Legislature of Washington Terrific
IS had organized, II. G. Maxim being chos
g President of the Senate.
n Business at San Francisco was more acti,
4 There had been no advance in the prices
coal, but the market was much excited