New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
THE LATEST.
By Telegraph TO Queenstorn.

The following telegram has been received this after
noon from Sir j. Champion:
Prince Gorchakoff has communicated to NE the fol-
lowing account from Gen. Ignatief OF the European
massacer by the Chinese: English-D T.. Norman,
Mr. Rouse, Attache Anderson chief OF Lord Elglhs
escort and the correspondent Of The Times French
Dkbats Intendent Of the French expedition, one OF
his aidde-camps and colonel of artillery These are
the only names cited by Gen. Ignaief but the total
number Of victims Is IT,
PARIS, Thursday morning-The Consttutioana
publishes an article signed by its chief editor, NJ.
Grandguillot, on the question of Austria and yensa.
NJ Grandgullot states that solutions Of that question
are every here sought after. 1t is stinctively felt
that decisive crisis is approaching All Europe seems
TO have apprebensions for the coming Spring. He Is
convinced that the wisdom Of the Government Of the
Emperor will know how to prevent struggle without
an object -
The situation of Austria in venetia, is deplorabls.
NJ Grandgullot expresses his conviction that Austria,
who knows how provinces are gained, will also re-
member how they lost. He believes that Baron
Won SchmeIhng sees things in different light from
Gen. Benedek and that the Baron has already weighed
the chances Of q new struggle.
The Moniteur contains decree renting the judg.
mens which have been pronounced for nractlon OF the
law in connection with the press and nullifying all
prosecutions which have been commenced.
The Monieur also published despatch from Baron
Gros dated Pekn 9TH nit, received via Of St. Peters
burgh confirming the signature of the treaty of peace
The Shanghae ulmatum had been acceptedby the Chi
nese-the ratification of the treaty Of Tien-Tsn had
been exchanged-600O 600 francs would be paid to
France as an indemnity.
The emigration of Coolies had been authorized by the
Government
A Tc Deum was TO be sung in the Cathedral Of
Pekn after the replacing of the the summit
Adyices from Bombay by the overland mail are to
November 6, and from Calcutta 10 November Z. 1hs
Bombay Gazette gives an unfavorsble account OF the
state Of India. The European army is discontented
and part Of il is mutinous
no roo 4 trusted,
whole white population il bitterly dissatisfied with the
government that has imposed the income tax. AT
Poonah several thousand natives had assembled, and
publicly torn up the income tax papers.
At Bombay popular demonstration had been made
against the tax. The Bombay Gazette says il wants
little now to entirely stop the collection Of the tax.
The Bombay press raises an oucry against the shame
ful delay in the payment Of the Indian prize money.
The local army is also irrated by the delay in issu
ing the details of the malgamation with the royal army
The Government Of the Nizam has ceded 10 us rich
cotton growing country, including Behar IL will be
penetrated in two wears by the railway from Bombay.
A suffice has taken place in Najpostana. A band Of
rebes amounting 10 about 80 led by pandy, has been
arrested in Mexzar.
The sentence OF death of private johnson fol mutny,
has been already annouced The COMMUNICATE chief
has disbanded tie regiment the ground Of ts insub
ordinate and mutnous conduct. More than tenth OF
the regiment had been condemned by cours-martal in
a few weeks, yet the INSTRUMENTATION continued The
conduct OF the noncommssioned officers had been 10
bad that il wac necessary reduce them 10 the ranks
The priyates were 10 be drafted 10 the other regi.
men,s Of the local army. While marching TO their
new district they not 10 be allowed 10 carry arms
Bombay import market stagnant. The combinations
of the native dealers against the income tax sill
tinued. A rise in cotton had been followed by
larse in consequence of feighs. Larger qusntities
going forward for England than for some time past.
In the freight market large engagements were made
al increasing rates up TO 62l Is for London.
Thd5th Regiment bad sailed from Bombay for New
Zealand
II is said that the Emperor has sen, fl 600 to the
Pope.
The English funds continue 10 show great hrmness,
and the close of the year seems likely to witne's
sound of business and general confidence through
out the country The demand for discount rather
active to-day both az the bank and in open market
In stock exchange rate for loans Government,
rities are per cent. No bullion operations at Bank
to-day.
TIE PosPs Paris correspondent says that King Vic.
tor Emanuel has decided not TO return 10 Turin until
after the evacuation Of Gaeta
The Herald says arrangements are making 20 pro-
cure additional from the Liverpool branch OF the
Bank of gland for transmission In the next In
tegence should not be more favorable.
The Dale Nens says that there j. growing feeling
Of distrust with respect to the Of affairs in
America. II Is feared that market will yet be
called upon TO contribute largely 10 the relief Of the
country.
market for the great American staples and cotton
points In the same direction.
LosDos, Dec 20.-The opening prices Of Consols
were g3t dpJ! for sccount New 1hrees 81 dsJ.
2sth-l p m.-Con.ols for account s9t. fhreesMidi.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET, Dec. O.-Demand
very large lay Is 900 lmpofts 2sa, previously n o
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