Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
PORTLAND Jan. l8.-The Anglo Saxon,
from Liverpool, P. NJ. of the 18th inst
via Queenstown, 5th inst, arrived at this
port. at lO.45 A. NJ. to- day.
Stormy weather had again visited the
English coast causing much damage to the
shipping.
The London Times says that the present
appearances indicate that the contemplated
European Congress will not take place, 9th.
or authorities say the same thing but the
statement lacks confirmation.
Lord Macaulay was to be buried in West.
minister Abbey.
Napoleon made brief address at the Di.
p'omatic reception on new years day.
Later news from India, says that 1900
rebels and their leaders had been made pris
onersI in Dude.
The London Times says that in the event
Of no Congress being held, all that will then
remain will bc to recognize the Central Ital.
ian States, which had been formed out Of
Romasna and the Duchies, either as an in.
dependent kingdom or as part Of the Sardin
Ian monarchy, to take our stand on accom-
plished facts. and leave the Pope and his
supporters to their remedy. ..
The Duly Neus remarks that the pro.
jected Congress is indefinitely postponed, and
that no friend Of the cause Of freedom in
Italy need regret the temporary difficulty
in which diplomacy finds itself, as every
month gained, confirms the liberty of the
Italian States and justifes the revolution
before the world.
The Paris correspondent writing on the
LIST Of January says it was then reported
in Paris that the Congress would be sum
moned at the end Of January, but the exac
day was unknown. r,
A despatch dated Rome, 3rd instant say
that the Duke de Grammont had positively
stated to the Hoy See that the pamphlet
''the Pope and the Congress-" does moi
contain the programme of France. The ex
PLANTATION produced an excellent effect on tn,
Pope, and it was hoped he would not OBJ
ject to be represented in the Congress.
Prince Gorschakoff left St. Petersbur,
on the 9th, for Paris.
The reception lasted % minutes.
The Fanperors speech was generally re
(garded as satisfactory, but attracted little at
! tention.
1t was stated in official quarters that tn
budget of the ministry of war for 1860 woul,
be prepared for strictly peace establishment
the army being reduced to less than 4oo,Ola
men.
SPAIN AND Monocco.--MADRrD, Sept. &C
Yesterday the Spanish squadron burnt am
blew up the fort at the mouth of the rive
Tetuan. Tribes not wishing to continu
the war have withdrawn on the mountains
MADRID, Jan. Ion Friday evening X,
Moors vigorously attacked our encampmen,
but we've repulsed with great loss. III
Spanish showed great bravery. Their To-
however, is inconsiderable. The rumor {
peace having been concluded is altogethe
false. After a glorious fight. the SPANS
army, commanded by General Prim, 3etea.
ed the Moors on the whole line, and adyan
ced as far as Gospillisos. The hussars exc
cuted several heroic charges, and captured
flag. The Moors were 1000 strong, an
lost at least 1900. The Spanish loss wer
from 400 to $40.
The greatest enthusiasm prevails 10 tn
army.
Three vessels, Sailing under the Englis
i1as' carrying contraband goods, had bee
brought from Ceuta t., Algeria.
| 1rALY.-Gen. Guyon, commander Of tn
French forces at Rome, had been ordered b
telegraph to proceed to Paris. This, in so,a
quarters, was interpreted into menace t
the Papal government.
A general amnesty in Naples had been dc
ferred, but fifty individual pardons had bee
granted.
Cardinal Antonelli had announced his in
tention to leave Rome on the 18th for Paris
observation-disclosures letters say that YER,
unfriendly feeling towards the French agai1
prevailed in the capital The addresses t.
the Pope, which had been lying in Vienn
churches, we've not so numerously signed a
was expected.
PARIS, Thursday-The Emperor has ap
pointed Mr.. Thondeval minister for foreig'
affairs in place of Count Walewsk, who's
resignation has been accepted. Mr.. Baran
che is instructed ad interim with the min
istry Of foreign affairs until the arrival Of Mr.
Thondeval.