, 1860-01-07


PORTLAND, Maine, jan. G.-Thc Paris Pays
publishes the following us the definite official
list Of the Pitnipotenturiee:
Austria, Count Rechberg and Priuce De Net
ternich; Great Britain, Lord Crowley and Lord
Nodehouse; Prussia, Baron Schleni'z and
md Count Kissiloff; Trance, Count Walewaki
and Prince 1.atour De Amngne; Spain, II. Mar
tlncz Della Rosa and ii. Lon; Portugal, Count
14ayaradie and Fiscount De Pava,
The Federal Council Of Switzerland intends
to ask the Congress that the neutrality Of Sa~
voy may ne Euaraateea By the ital'an conledee
the treaty of 1915.
GREAT BR1TA1S.-The weather throughout
England had been yery severe-in some places
the thermometer is reported to have fallen with
iu three or four degrees OF zero. Canal nav iga-
road traffic more or less e: ected by the snow,
which lad fallen. At the departure Of tie
stcamer, thnw' had set in.
The Cunard Co. had purchased The screw
steamer Austraiasinn to reinforce their feet Of
scrcw vessels, The Australasinn is reported
adoat-
\ small tin canister wns picked up at the
mouth Of the Mcrscy with the announcement
inside that the fcrew steamer Great Dritain had
fouudered of the Western Islands. Il wassap-
posed to be rifiainous hoax, az the Great BRIT
AA NAtS 4<4A pbOl OA AIG LIN AoA -H%t-
bourne, md tue canister was picked up five
DAYS thereafter
Hon H. troy, first Commissioner Of Public
Works, is dead.
The official inquiry into the loss Of the steam
take place at Liverpool.
Lord Holland died Mt Naples on tho 18th inst.
The weather in France corresponded with
that in England. Tue temperature had not been
so low for nineteen years. The Seine ut Paris
WAS full OF ice, and railway traffic was impeded
bysnow.
1t was officially announced that on The 1st Of
January, the Emperor received the corps diplo-
matte and the ministers Of the Legislative bodies
The session Of the Corps Leglslatif was ex-
pected to commence at Paris On the 10th Of
January.
Count versigney, the French Minister 10
England, had arrived in Paris. Private letters
from cadiz. state that the Cadiz journals al.
nouuce Tint Marshal O'Dounel has declared
Centa free port.
a Madrid telegram snys: " Yesterday 1900
Moors attacked the left redoubt. but Gen. Koss
DC 0laus surrounded them with with his right
| wing and drove them back ut the point Of the
bayonet. Our artillery inflicted great lossupon
| them. Our troops, Us they invariably do, dis.
| pluyed grcat valor. Geu. Cassis mud tiercia
particularly distinguished themselves. The en-
emy lost 800 men. We had 10 killed aud loG
wounded. Heavy rains had inundated the
Spanish Camp and surrounding country"
| 1rALy--Lettersfr from Naples state that during
the night between the 18th and 18th Of Deceni-
ber,. numerous arrests were made, including
| several eminent persons. The persons arrested
were accused Of fcfandestinely printing journals,
and OF having supported the subscription in be-
half of Garabaldi, several documents concerning
| which were seized. The Sardlnian Consul was
arrested, but speedily released.
twas reported at Rome that Cardinal Anton.
ELI would embark On the 2Sth December in the
rontidcal corvette for Paris.
RCss1A-A telegram from St. Petersburg ol
the 18th. says that Mahomcd AMT, theprincipal
chief Of the Mountaineers Of the right wing oi
Caucasus, had submitted, the consequence oi
which is the submission Of the whole people o
that country.
| The Czar bad raised Gen. BAREBACK to the
rank Of Marshal.
The ST. Petersburg journal publish news from
Caueassus, announcing that the people Of Abe
deph, numbering loo 900, with their chiefs, hoe
declared their submission, and that other tribes
were preparing to submit.
At Stockholm an enthusiastic demonstration
in fayor Of the 1talian people had taken place
nnl the Diet unanimously resolved to pre>cn
au address to the King, requesting His najest,,
to defend at the Congress the right Of the 1tal
ian people TO decide their own affairs.
PARIS, e1st.-Thc Bourse opened firm, ant
rentes closed at 70f G0c. being IN advunce Of
per cent. since yesterday
A majority Of the Congress have expressed
themselves favorabfy to The admission Of th'
p1enipotentiaries from Switzerland when th,
Congress deliberates Gil the neutrality Of Savoy
4 steam corrette is being fitted out with tb
utmost despatch. 1t is said to be for u new por
on the Red sea, just acquiIed by France, AMI
which is to be the headquarters Of nava
squadron.
Tne Clrcassian arrived at Galway On tue o2d
The Bohemian reports haring experiences
strong westerly gales. On the 18th ult., sh
saw steamer supposed to be the Kangaroo
from Liverpool for New York
The ship North Britou will sail FOR Liyerpoo
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