New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06
NEW MEDIATION RUMORS.
eeoesh Letter from Maury to The Times.
THE SPANISH SENATE ON THE MEXICAN QUESTION
Crarcc Offended by the Language Of
O Spanish Minister.
OPENING OF THE GREEK ASSEMBLY
C.pr R.cr. Jan. 4. vi, PoHr Hoop, Jan. S. 1863.

CARE R.cx Jan. g. vi, PoKT Hoop, Jan s. 1853
The steamship City Of Washington, from LIVER
poo oath, via Qaeenstown 18th ult., for New-iorK'
was boarded OF Cape Race at 7 O'Clock this Sum
day. morning.
The City OF Washington has % cabin and 93 steer
ag~ passengers, and the United States mails. She
experienced heavy westerly gales.
On the 3D. at noon, lat 40, lon 40, passed the Ba-
vsria, steering east
The HiLerua, from Portland, arrived at London
derry on the ODD.
II was rumored that the English Government had
sssued thra,e ing notice against the Alabama, out
its reliability was questioned.
The pOlil zeal news IL unimpOrtanf.
Quite number OF snipwrecks have occurredon the
soast.
The ship Erromanza from Greenoek for new
York, has put back.
The ,Lip X T. Parsons from Liverpool for New
York, wa ally lot on Qainshada Island, OF Doa-
egl. TIE first and third officers and four men were
drowned.
The ship RiaIto, from Cork FOR Glasgow, was
driven on some rocks near Glasgow and troken up.
Size was tein- towed AZ the time. ,
The Paris CORE pOndent Of The Herald agai1
bars on the rnmor Of another attempt by The great
Powers to terminate the American Struggle.
Il is semi.oiiicaIly deni-d that Dronyn de Lhuys,
~ an Off ial rece tiop bad sposen 20 the foreign
ministers as 10 the sdvisability OF medi ,tIon.
Tie Pdtr,e asserts that Mr.. Lincoln, on the de-
unand of 81 ain, cas tered The captain of tbs Mont
eomsry and promised the necessary indemnity to
Spain.
The liverpool Journal Of Commerce says tina: the
Government has issued orders thst the Alabama be
waroed from all itish pots. and notice given that
any more British property be destroyed the Gov
ernment will al once take steps to destroy the Ala
bams.
The Shipping Gazette contradcts this. II is sure
the Government will not consider itself justified In
stopping the course Of the Alabama.
TIE Times again editor ally ridieules the Idea Of
the BRUSH Government being held responsible for
The acts of the Alabama
The Times publ she's strong Secessionist letter
from Commander Maury. He is worry oi''sr aguins'
Of reunion. lie says the South is well supplied with
Arms and 40 determined as ever. lie asserts thft
the customs receipts at Charleston 10 Jolly were
greater than those of the corresponding month for
ten years
Numerous Journals attack the recent diplomatic
pohdence laid bsfore Congress, and denounce
it, tenor. The Times says such CORES pondehce
can scarcely be required to mziutan and pefpetnae
omicable relations. IL takes pleasure IN believing
that Inc tone of the Government has not been ialth-
ful 70 the feel Dgs OF the American people.
TIE Mexican question has been debated 10 the
Spanish Senate. Concha opposed the policy Of Gen.
PruI. and avOwed himself in favor OF monarchy,
bat no, Spanish Pri0ce for the throne. The re-
marks OF Senior COAntes gave Ctfense TO the French
Cover ment. An explanation was demanded, and
q satisfactory response made.
Tho French Lesisstu assemblies on Jan. II.
The Par BOurse was firm. Rentes 69l. o0c.
Tie Greek Assembly bad opeoed. II is said the
Assembly viii confirm Prince Alfred King. The
Count Of anders bad beeu spoken OF for the throne
Ganbalci Tad embarked Tor Caprera, but returned
70 lie. horn, owing to the storm.
Tie Italian Parliament had been prorogued.