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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

IN Paris VS. as long he remains at NE heaa OF Ihe
Ministry for Foreign Affairs, the pamphlet lie RAPE
ct cxgyes," should not be considered as the pro-
CRANE Of the French Ministry. -,
PARIS Wedpeeday.-Tbe Emperor VIII proceed 70,
morrow 70 the Fort Ainbleau, where his Majesty VIII
stay two days. There will BIZ grand hunting party,
and Prince Metternich is among the persons invited
The ship John Bell, from New-York, arrived at
Greenock on the 18th.
il sgt relapse The Paris Bourse mad also slightly
given way.
PARIS, 29th-The Pays OF this morning contains an
article signed by III. DE Cassalgnac on the pamphlet
The Pope and .6e Congress which, the article says has
been wrongly interpreted by the newspapers. Inc
pamphlet does propose TO deprive the Pope oil the
Legations, but advises his Holiness to submit ID INC
present state of things, and proclaim the necessary Oh
maintaining the temporal power OF the Pope M lie
Cassapnac adds that the pamphlet confines tsef TO pro-
nouncing an opinion. The Congress alone WIN DECIDE
the question, and ever after the Church will remain
full and entire. on
money, and % 30 for account being yearly per cent
lower than yesterday. After regular business hours
an official note was posted at the Bo1rse, giving a
denial that the Papal NuDcio intended visiting Paris.
Prices after having touched oS 3D. rose again 10 % o.
or same as the official closing prices.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-The King Of Naples has sent
declarations and presents 70 tho Director OF Ponce,
whose assassination was lately attempted at faermo'
The Minister Of France at Rome has been obliged TO
sell consolidated funds to the amount oftwo millions Oh
francs. - - -,
QUEENSTOWN, Thursday, Jan. 29.-Tbe Edinburgh
arrived at 23O p H., and proceeded to her port an
hour sfterward.
The schr. Kelton, which arrived here this morning
rom Monteyideo reports having passed wa'erloggea
bark, painted yellow inside. with her masts gohe' LII
lat. so 35 NJ, Ion. l3' So w.
Tie Times (city article) of last evening says that
the funds opened al full prices and improved though
the accounts from the Paris Bourse unfavorable
and there was slight withdrawal of gold from the
bank on the closing Of the year. The demand for dis
counts was very active In the open market nothing
below q per cen. was aken but there was no appear
ance Of pressure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

Of love, we ash you he benedctop which fortlfes me
soul May 1t fo.ever drive from ms the nnpara!lelsa
shame OF bet.sying you'll LOUIS VEuiLLor..
TIE Pam CoasitatiOnae, in an article signed by i's
orreraI editor says: The Times is perfectly correct
IA CONSIDERING the pamphlet lie Pape ct lie Congress
~ "a political expression of good understanding ana
ropedaiion between France and England. The Con-
.ffationael eoneraiuates itself on the result Mr.
Grand Guiot however, calls attention To The diner
ence in the political motives Of the two Nations ana
states that France far from intending to destroy inc
temporal power of the Pope, will on the contrary CON
sodate IT, by transferring 1t according to the white OIL
modern times.
The Pays preends that all Journals are in error IN
their interpretations Of the pamphlet, which, ACCORDING
to the Pdys guarantees the Pope all his present. poe
sessions. e.. 4
The Government bad given up its prosecution Oh
Montalembert for bis recent pamphlet on the Pope.
The opitear announces the ccnyalsecence OF Prince
jerome.
The Fairs Flour Market had been heavy, and In
some cases lower. Wheat was firmly maintained.
Wines continued dear at Bordeaux that specuat'
orr were deferred from purchasing.
The Unirers has received second warning Tor q
singular article and address 10 tho Pope sgnes oy
N. LOnie Venillot
The Bourse exhibited decided declining tendency
the Rentes closed Oh the 9th ut t9f gOc "a fall
per cent since Saturday.
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THE VERY LATEST.

tBr 1tssrGpL ro London and Lirsrpcolto QrssssfSrH
LosDos, Monday evening, Dec. &.-The shp
Herald OF the Morning, which sailed from Liverpool
Aug. for Australia, was burned at Melbourne mo
date given.
COL Cadogan the military attach6 to the British Ie-
CATION in Piedmont has been ordered 10 proceed To the
headquarters of Gen. Fant AZ Bologna. This fact ia
considered at IIIin a. new proof OF the interest
taken by the British Government in Central Italy. IL
is reported at Paris that NJ. Guzot is engaged on
pamphlet on the temporal power Of the Pope. Prince
Couza intends TO contract loan for the Danublan
PiDcpalities with France, Russia and Prussia. The
amount will be 60,0OO,00O francs. Among other
cures the landed properties Of the converts will be
pledged.
The Bishop OF Orleans has written an answer to the
pamphlet on the Roman question. LIS language ii de
scribed as exceedingly violent.
Adyices from Calcutta are TO Nov. ~, Hong Kong
18th. 1T Calcutta there was little or nothing doing in
eXports The prices Of leading articles OF produce
too high 10 admit of speculation and the reports
from England, which were 10 Oct 10 were considered
as hot encouraging any hope Of Improvement Piece
goods had declined aud yarns We're lower. Metals
steady. freights to Liverpool Gl6935i.
The Chinese Government was gathering together its
very limited means Of defense.
From Japan tle most important news is the an
nOuucemont that the Government abou. 10 send
Commissioners 10 the United States They were to
leave in February. There will be two Commissioners,
and two Censorr, who will hsve report the
duct vi the Commissioners, three HeuteIants six gov
ernors eight generals and colonies, Two interpreters,
anu Iou rcINahln' lie dl5patch OF tih5 commission
ID In pursuance OF TN article III the treaty with the
United States.
Increasing confidence is oonsidefed ma existing be
tween foreigners and the Japanese Government.
The commercial circular from China II ports the de-
purture of the previous mall Confidence wac felt that
Trade would be interrupted by the anticipated war
The report of the Board Of Trade the loss Of the
mail steamer Parametta suspends Capt. BurioD's
liicate II months.
VmsSA, MISUNDERSTANDING 10 a telegram re-
ceiyed by Count Rechberg from Prince Metterineh,
Count Waewski bgs declared ~ tie Diplomatic corps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. II.
At the conclusion of last yoarthe Emperor appointed
a military tribunal, with Gen. MouravieH as President,
10 try the individuals charged with robbery negi-
aence in supplying the army OF the south and the army
in the Crmea with provisions during the war against
the allied armies of Great Britain and France This
tribunal has Just closed its sttngs, and has passed
severe sentence. great number Of individuals en-
ploy in the commssariat have been severely dealt
with. Major-Gen. Zatler, CommissaIy 'tieneral and
COL Hosjenski have been deprived OF their commis-
sions their decorations, their titles of nobility, and are
10 be incorporated with the army ~ private soldiers
Councillors Wordezowsk, Brodecki, Wit, and Cbecho-
brof have been sentenced 10 a similar punishment
Councillors Woeichowski, Orlowski, Akinin and
Tchowon have been deprived of their appointments
and imprisoned III house Of correction. IL Is rnmored
here that the operations Of the Congress 10 be
divided into two parts. The great Powers will occupy
themselves with the affairs OF Italy, placing them
selves III the point of view OF European policy,
while the Penlpotentares from the Italian
States viii form Il special Committee ~ deliberate
on the questions connected with the Italian Confec
ton. IL is not yet known whether the representatives
Of the dispossessed SOveregns or Penipofentiares
from the Provisional Governments Of Central Italy
will he admitted " would be well that the Congress
might be able 10 consult in pereon the two adverse par
ties but it would be both strange and mpractcatle 70
zee ut The Congress representative OF the SOveI1es
expelled by their subjects al tho same time ~ Plenipo
tentianCs from the latter lt Is true that IN l6l4 pend
Dg The Congress Of ClatlOD interrupted by the We
tories OF Champanbert, V9ucb4mp, aud Montmirail,
Spain lad no government recognized by Europe, but
the Congress consulted the Junta Of Cadn whom Ma
poeon treated rs revolutionary all questions
latrg TO the Iberian peninsula. But II must be re-
marked that during that period Europe, coaiesced
agrlf Napoleon l., had admitted the legality Of the
span ISL Instruction. while at present il Is only public
OPINION and certain organs OF the press who raise their
yoices in favor of the population Of Central Italy, but
not one Cabinent in Europe has yet acknowledged the
provisional governments. We are anxi0us TO be IN
formed how that question il TO be settled
Advices from ST. Petersburg mention that the Rss-
an Government are negotiating for the purchase from
the Emperor of JAPAN Of the southern bafOf the Island
of Saehalen, the upper bnlf of which they already
hold IL IL also said that the recent acquisitions of
China OH the AMOR are regarded Of lees value than
was supposed, the river ID iroaeu siS months III the
year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

UIyERPooL CoTros MARKEr.-Fully reported by
the Eew-York at Halifax. =. NJ,
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-hessrs: hich-
ardron Spence Co.. report Flour quiet but hr Wheat o.
advancing tendency good Western Red lO GiO Corn quiet
blu, steady. ~ ,, MI
IJyTRPooL PRovIsIoE hARKEr.-Tbe Provision
market was quiet and sales OF oil articles Of an nninpoant char
scteT. 20,
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARRBT.-Sugar firm and I'd.
higher Rice quiet AL other articles quiet owing to the hoH-
days
IoEDos MARKgTs-BERADsTuFFs firm. SUGAR hrm.
COFFEE broysnt TIA unchanged RICE quiet TALLow quiet
at So o. LIssEED On 21i6.
IosDov MoHEY MaRKET-The London money mar
ket wss unchanged, with good demand.
LATEST, VIA LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. al p. N.
CoIToR is slow of sale, but prices are unalteredi
sale, to-day estimated 900 bales BREADsTrTFs quiet Pro
vIsIOss duh.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL, Dec %, 1859.
CoTToH steady and slightly rmeri sales to-day 1905 bales
including LEGO on speculation and for export
BREADsTuPFs quiet but steady.
PROyIsIoNs DUH sales unpiportsnt
PR0DuCE unchanged
LONDON, Dec 29-p. IL
CoNsors 95Ias5i for sceosnt e1 dividend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
FRANCE
NJ. vEUILLoTs ADDRESS TO THE POPE.

NJ. VEUILLOTS ADDRESS TO THE POPE.
MosT Holy FATHER: Convinced that the feelings
end genius of France will prevail over the sp1i OF er-
ror which now threatens the integrity Of your tempo
raj sovereignty, we desire nevertheless 10 coheoie your
heart by the expression OF our deyoton.
Al that has been said against your nights, and against
vour Government has not weakened either our respect
for hOse rights confidence IN the love ana the
wisdom Inspired by your authority. Your nghh 40 not
eInapate from men YOU have not acquired them by
violence and iniquy; you do not MAINTAIN Them irom
ambition; you do not exercise them with severity.
You are the most legitimate and the dest sovereign
on the earth Ingraitude and revolt cannot create
title 10 despoil and hate you.
What your people may have suffered ought not 10 he
imputed 10 ycu but 20 Themselves and those VINO nave
led them asiray -madmen who have become perverts
rebels turned traitors who cOnsprc alter having been
hardened nnd who arm Themselves against you WIN
All the evil they have done you when you had re-
paired il. A..
AZ for Ms yonr children Of France, we believe that
vonr authority cannot be defined bat by yourself, aud
we ali recognize in you the rights which You recognize
in vourself We believe that the reforms to be made
viii not be GOOD efcacious, and legitimate, eXcepi u
far ar they are freely made by yourself no shl
love justice more than yourfei respec' more t Tn
the rights of the people; more than gu com'ort tlE
poor; more than YOU remember Tie account "hoh al
SOveIeiPns are bound 20 render 10 Godl
In defending the cause of your independence we de-
teDd our OVID, and that Of every Christian people
You are the light aud the rampant Of sous IL u your
independence which human liberty. III The rope
were no longer King, the cross would be torn from
every Crown, and nothing could preserve the world
il would soon be brought back To the worship OF idoh
Mankind would adore idois Of clay and be ground by
idols of flesh.
Oh, Father oh, King oh, most holy and immortal
victim may your mind charged with anguish dwell
for moment on US On our knees, full Of faith fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

resding in Mexico and her Majestys Charge d Ahares
is active and seasous IN carrying those insTncu2hs
into effect. But, uassppy, civil war RACES 10 .nie
country between two parties, who, only intent upcn
Ses,rying pe, universities have very little respect for
the rules of justice or The safety of property,
alt IL difcalt TO say which ie he dc tdcto Govern
ment and Wide Great Britain and France acknowledge
the authority OF the President who has possession Oh
Mexico. the United States Government recognize
anOtt er President ruling at Vera Cruz. Her Majesty
Government are endeavoring 10 come 70 some UNDER
standing with other Powers respecting the ADVICE W
will be lost of interfering by counsel with view
Sring aNout termination of the present devastating
and sasguinary war. .o,,r rrooo-,
"Tour representations as exprt ssed 10 your Press
dAaires at Mexicc and he will be instructed 70 use
every exetiOn to promote the securty oi commercial
deSSngs.
Il have tlre honor be, gentlemen, l.,
''' ~ -. RUSSELL
.,A,-.-. ~ N Ro,b.ch(Ia and Sons, and others"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
SPAIN.

The Queen was safely delivered of Princess on
the Doth
Le Nord declares that Lord John Russell has d.
rected the English Envoy Madrid TO abstain for a;
least Xix months from pressing for the payment of the
debt of $500 000 due from Spain 10 Eng and II adds
however that the Madrid Cabinet will decline 10 avail
itself of the delay, and " i'll duly psy the money.
No additional engG gemens i'll Morocco are reported
The IBERIA states that the Spanish troops 10 march
through Tetuan in the following order The main body
10 march along the road that is being cut while Gen.
Prm, with his corps, ia TO occupy the mountains 10
protect the flank of the army Meanwhile the fleet is
10 proceed along the coast to dsperse b. its fire any
possible force that Nigh present itself
The Spanish army occupies line three leagues in
extent 18th three redoubs and other entertainments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
TIE CONGRESS-

1hE CONOhESS.
lis reiterated that the Congress meets en- the sSh
January.
An snnouncementin S. Petersburg jearnatesectu-
aFy ditpes any doubt whether the Russian Minister
for Foreign Affairs would be present at the Congress
Prince GorchAkoff has been formally appointed chief
Russian PenipotentsTy and iezyes S. Petersburg fer
PARIS on the 3lst December.
The chief Spanish representative will be Senior Cal
4eron Coliantes, Senior Martinez <e la Resa decies
20 accept the post.
Sweden viii be represented by Cen. NOrdn, who
will be assisted BY the ordinary Swedish Envey st
Paris and il was ninisteriaAy aaounceG in tho Diet
81 Stockholm t in the Congress Sweden VII pursue
policy IN conformity with her Constitutional interest
Paris dispatch says that the Papal Nuncio bad in
timsted 20 Coupt Walewsk th1t it is animpossibily
Ser TIE Pope 20 be represented atthe Congress II an
Official denial net given 20 the rumored author
ship Of the pssnphlet lie PGpc et lie Ce9gres.
Atelersm from Rome als2 says that the DUKE 81
AntOnel that in consequence of the publication of the
Bamphlet lie Papc Ct k Cengres, the departure OF eae
frsi PenipotentSTy of the States of the Church or
Psrs TO be present at the Congress, has been post
RNRed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
TURKEY,

letter. from Conssantinople OF tho h;n so's s.i
san~ Moon Europe 10 settle the SOez Canal question
in i,s political bearing, by guaranteeing the integrity
Of the Turkish Empire. NJ. Thouvenel, French MN n
ter and the four other Embssssdor', had agI9e1 TO
baJ drawn up notifications 10 that effec,, which we're
cent 20 different Powers. lie Nord says the Prench
Goyernment viii cease 10 press the SueL CaVs ques-
ion for the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Cape of Good Hope dates to Nov. 20. The news
is unmporani.
The British shp-of-wsr Viper had taken into st.
Helena a captured SLAYER, Of whose cargo GS7 had
died during the passage.
The recent gales Port Elizabeth had enailed losses
computed AZ over 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN At PORT
LAND.

PORTLAND, Me-, Saturday, Jan. IL, 1852
The steamship Hungarian left LiVerP"oi AT p M
.t,ae osth December touched at Queenstown the fol-
bwing day, and arrived at Portland att O'Clock this
nornng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE MEXICAN
TRADE.

SuboiDed is the reply Of Lord John Russell, as Sec
r,try of State for Foreign Affairs 10 the memorial ad
5re,sed 10 HIM for protection Of the interests OF the
EI glish merchants trading with Mexico;
"FOREIGS OFFICE, Dec l6
"GysrIyxEs: am fully aware Of the evils which
Abe present position Of affairs in Mexico must innict
,ron EN- merchants interested in the trade Of that
sanntrv Instructions have been repeatedly given TO
Uro.ei the persoDs and property Of Bntsh subjects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
GERMANY.

All the principal German States have now revoked
the prohibition of the export of horses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
mayl4 DIT

Original NOTICE.-SrArE OF low A, Scorr
~ COUNTY: In the District ,Court Of Scott
County.-Spier Whitaker We. burrows i Pretty
man, and others.
To John s. GAM, Geo. s. Francis. Steamboat
Mermaid, Charles F. Goodhue. Harriet G. smith,
Catharine Monasmith, Nathan n. Rand, Edward
VI. Mills, Rushmore Cone Co, Edward A. Tur-
pin, Minerva II. Green, Henry Lawren. e 4 Sons,
Levi X. Holmes, Christian Alvord, Nelson Stock
ton, Stantsn h Thorn, Samuel Hair, Alfred
Churchill, Pattens, Lane 4 Merriam. Gregory,
Tilton Co., Thos. r May, Elisha Carnage, rs
Their A. Prettyman, Caleb Green. A. S. Brown 4
Co lug 4 Palmer, Geo. Bliss, Chalton st. John
4 Co, Martins, Piddle d Hamrik, VIM II Brown.
John Lewis, Geo. h. Wells end Gustavus A
Sirs- You are hereby notified that there is now
tn file in the office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Scott county, Petition Of Spier VIII t.
aker, claiming of you the foreclosure Of a mort
gage given by Burrows Prettyman to one Mary
Jane cal, on the undivided one fourth p.rt Of
ri in the city of davenport, courty of Scott.
and Strte Of Iowa, which mortgage is dated the
26th day of June, A. d. 1856, and given to Sc
care two certa n PROM 'ss"ry nrtes Of that date,
given by Burrows i Prettyman to Mary Jane Tea,
for the um ct two hundred and sixty-six 66 loo
dollars each, payable in and two years from
date, with interest from da,e at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum, interest payable semi -annu
ally; the first Of which notes has been paid. and
the interest on the second to the 10Th day of be-
cember, 1857.
An, unless you shall appear and answer there
to on or before the first day Of the next Term Of
the Scott District Court, jud ,mcnt will be
dcred against you according to the rules Of the
Court.
Davenport, Iowa, June 22d, 1850.
q. WHITAKER,
iune23.d4w Atty for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
iune23.dl

VTRUSTEE'S WHEREAS, on the LIST
l day Of April, A. y. 1857, William Doolan ex-
ecuted unto Francis Whistler, NJ Trustee, certa o
bee Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land
in Scott, Iowa describe as folio -, to wit Lot
No eleven III Of Block No. one ri, and Lot No.
No nine 10. Of Block No. four A. in Greens
first Addition" to the city Of Davenr1rt-s
pa IT Of Lot nine being particularly described rs
follows, viz Commencing ut the north west Cor
ner said Lot, thence south On east side OF reen
street one hundred 1901 feet thence east sixty
five 65l feet: thence north one hundred 100
feet thence west sixty five feet to the place Of
beginning: whc.i said conveyance was made by
by the said " lillian Doolan for the purpose Of Sc
curing the payment Of his certain Vro,Dissory
note and tn interest thereon, signed by the said
William iloolan, dated the lst day of pril. $50
and payable as follows: For the sum Of twenty
ore hundred and fifty dollars SCI sol, payable
three Isl years after the date thereof, With inter-
est payable annually at the rate Of ten o per
cent per annum. And whereas the said Francis
Whistler, Trustee as aforesaid, is now absent from
the state 81 Iowa. and non resident Of the State
Of Iowa, and cannot act as such Trustee and
whereas the acting Judge q the County Court
Of said Scott county has duly appointed Austin
Corb n to act ~ Trustee in the place and stead Of
said Francis Whistler.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said William Doo!an
having failed to pay the same, /. A ustin Corbin,
Trustee appointed aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice that by virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said deed Of Trust, will, on
Saturday, the 2st day Of July, A. ID. 1860, at the
hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said day,
at tho Court house door, in the city Of Daven-
pert, expose and offer Tor sale. at public auction,
the parcels of land above described, or 20 much
thereof Is shall be necessary to satisfy and pay
the amount ofsad note with the interest thereon
to tho day Of sale, together with al tho costs and
expenses attending said SALE costs Of this notice.
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 36th day Of June. A. D. 1850.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
Trustee b. appointnsst q County Jsaos. 4
ina 43.dta