New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21
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and the BiberniRa-R umors about the
Aiabsmn-she Marriage OF the Prince
Of Weics-Prussin and Ansiria-- 4 no
Greek Question.
The mails Of tue Kangaroo and the Hiberniaa
reached this city last evening. We receive by them
foreign lies to Jan. 8, four days later than those
previously received. We have only room for few
items of additional intelligence
The L.tcrpooi Journal of Commerce says: We
enabled 10 state on the best authority that Capt.
Semmes intends to sail Immediately 10 the East
Indies. This contemplated change of cruising ground
90 tie part of the Alabama has been known for some
lime by lie Initiated, and Ia only carrying out Capt.
Semness original programme.
II Is eemiotlically announced that IL il Queen
Victoria intention that i'll tie course of the year
levyes sh.lI be held on the part OF her Majesty by
the Prince OF Wales, and that drawing-rooms shall
also be held by one Of the ROYAL Prncesses or afer
her marriage 5y the Princes OF Wales. II is also
Intended that shortly after their marriage (which
will take place IN march, the Prince and Princess IL
Wales thGil hold n her Majesty's name an evening
deception at 81. jamess Palace TO receive con.
glptuluii0ns. The Princess Alexandra will land
from the Queens yacht at Gravesend where she
will be received by lie Prince Of Wales, and they
viii pass through London in one OF the royal car.
Iiages Tor Windsor, with military escort.
The returns from the Lancashire cotton districts
show uIther Improvement In the condition OF the
having again decreased. The returns are accom-.
pnuieo by the qualification that although inerea sed
work WAS being afforded in some places the im.
pyoyement was not expected 10 DO Of more than
temporary duration.
The PMis Pegs says: 1T is asserted that Herr
Won Dl,mark Sch0bhausen recently said to the Aus.
tIian ambassador NJ Berlin Count Garoly-Afairs
cannot remain much longer AS at present between
Austria aud Prussia. The influence of the Cabinet
of Berlin must predominant in Northern Germany.
Austria must cease To annoy Prussia by means Of
tie small German States, and must especially abau-
don her project Of delegates il not, Austria must 30
responsible for the consequences
The FIST steps taken by Prussia would 10 thst
case 30 to recall the representative ut the German
Diet. Iten,' added Herr Won Rismark, I'VE
shall see what will follow. II things come To .
crisis in Hanover and Hesse tho Prussian troops
will At once occupy those States without further
warning" The Pays adds: "The above spesoh
Of Herr Non Bismark is given aluost verbatim ia
his own words; but the incident WILL nevertheless,
have no further consequences"
The condition under which Great Britain osers 10
code tho louian Islands to Greece are published.
Tho selection of sppro riae yereign and non.
aggressive policy toward Turkey stipulated for.
The London Iimss says the eession viii be ac-
compehed as us the fears OF Austria ara GAINED
and she is convinced that the islands wall MOI bs
allowed to fall Into the hands oil any great Power
II Is estimated that The cesson will DO saving OK
= 200 600 year to England.