Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-01-12
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PORTLAND, Jan. 5.-The Canadian screw
steamthip Bohemian. which left Liverpool 2lst
alt, arrived at this port this evening.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
The Paris Pays publishes the following as
defnitive official list of plenipotentiaries who
will represent tn great Powers at the Congress {:
Austria, Conat Rechburg, Prince de Meter
mich Britain, Lord Cowley, Lord Wodehouse;
Prussia, Baron Schlcinitz, Count Portates !;
Russia, Prince Gortsschakof Count Kisseloff !;
France Count Walewaki, Prince Latour de
Moyne; Spain, M. Martinez dc la Rosa, M.
Mon Portugal, Count Laoyadi0, Viscount de
Paiva.
The Pays announces that the opening of the
Congress will defitenly take place on the goth
of January
BRITAIN The London Times has leader on
the execution of John Brown and the circum.
stances which it gave rise to. 1t says it appears
somewhat ludicrous that the North did nothing
till Brown was executed, and then began to
make speeches This does not convey an exalt-
ed notion of zeal or determination of purpose.
1t sums up as follows: b" The result will be to
strengthen the South by the adhesion OF that
floating mass of opinion which in every country
lies between two extremes. Whatever may be
the failure Of the negre race, no one in his SEN
ses can believe its regeneration can be effected
by melting it to murder planters and ravish
white women, and If any man chooses to head
an outbreak of this kind, he must expect to
meet fate which right thinking men will not
glorify with the crown of martyrdom."
SPAIN AND HoRocco-The whole Spanish army
was concentrated at Centa. The Moors contin-
ued very enthusiastic about the war, and large
reinforcements were arming from the interior
The latest accounts from Morocco are to the
10th. The Moors were still assailants, and
their attacks were continued with the same i'm
petuous bravery, and each time in great num-
bers.
Private letters from Cadiz state that the plan
of the Spaniards is to attack Tetnan on two
sides simultaneously, or by land from Centa and
by sea by the river. Tetuan is defended by
earthworks and redans.
A Madrid letter of the 18th says that the
Spanish army amounted to 10000, but that o.
Donnell was continually asking for fresh rein
forcements. His position was considered diff
cult.
The Gibraltar Chronicle says that the atten-
tiOn of the Government of Morocco had been
officially called to the fourteenth article of the
treaty existing between the United States and
Spain, which prohibits the citizens of one coun-
try from accepting foreign letters of marque to
cruise against the commerce of the other.
A Madrid telegram of the 10th says that yes
terday Is, 900 Moors attacked the left redoubt.
Gen. Ross de Olano surrounded them with bis
right wing and drove them back at the point of
the bayonet. Our artillery inflicted great loss
upon them Our troops, as they invariably do,
displayed great valor Generals Gasset and
Garcia particularly distinguished themselves.
The enemy lost 1900 men. We had thirty
killed and l26 wounded.
Heavy rains had inundated the Spanish camp
and the surrounding country.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKET, Dec 2l.-
The Breadstuffs market is generally steady, and
Wheat has an upward tendency. Wheat is
firm, with an improved tone, and a partial ad-
vance of Id per GENITAL. Corn quiet and firm.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, Dee. 2l.-The
Provision market is generally quiet and steady.
Beefsteady and quiet. Pork steady. Bacon
quiet. Lard quiet Tallow generally unchan-
ped