The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
Foreign News.

A searching inquiry INTO ihc equip J.
ment aud departure o' the steamer Rap
pahannock from Chatham cXoncrntcs
the officials. All mechanics aud lobOr-
crs cnrngcd on her have been dismisscd.
Precautions were taken to prevent o
similar occurrence.
The London Times says the SchltS-
Wig lIolstcin question has reached q
crisis in which the only hone of peace is
in the moderation of the Great German
Powers, aud in their checking OF the
llolstcu ogilutiuu.
The Daily News shows Germany thot
If shc encourages war, she does 80 at
greater risk than uny other country IN
Europe.
The London Post warns the Gcrpun
Powers of the responsibility they nrc in'l
curing. II says, Denmark can retreat
no further, aud If German troops attempt
1, cross the Elder il will be an act ol
war. and the Danish Government must
resist.
The Post says Tho British Cabinet
has warned the Diet against departure
lrrm the treaty Of 1902.
The Dnrbmdrt dcu,unCcs the attitude
of England aud Russin, aud says Dem
murk appears to have no choice hut war,
Report says England urges Denmark
to sacrifice SchltsWig, aud receive com
pcusniiun in llulttcin.
The Paris Pays denies thnt MnNmil-
ian hrsitutCs about ucccrtiug the McNi'
can crown.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Herald snys that II the Archdukc
persists in declining, thGt the French
troops will BIZ replaced by the foreign
legion, and republican form Of goycrn-
mcut be- retained.
/. The Russians have imposed uu the
Kingdom OF Poland fresh contribution
Of nix million roublcs, ol whicn nmrunl
. 100000 will be- imposed on Warsaw.
The Emperor Nupolrun received the
Diplomatic Corps on tho 10Th ct Jduu-
Ity. The papul Nuuclo presented then
p good wishes. The Emperor thaukcd
I tho corps for their rood wishes, and said
they were happy omen iur the New
= Ycnr. lie cnnclulod by saying " The
, difficulties brought about 10y certain
% events in different parts of Europe will
| am certain, be- removed by tee cuuc J.
iuioiy spirit by which the sovrrtigls nrt
, animated, and we shall be- able 10 nuin'
tuiu pcucc." Tho Paris Temps says the
Emperor addressed himself tu Mr.. Day.
= ton. expressing the hope that the ycar
1854 would be one ul pcUcc aud recon
Il cilulion in Am,rica.
=, la France publishes the rrccnt cor
| rrspondrucc hptwccn Jrll. Davis an,
i tie Pope. The latter uddrcssvs dawn
~ d" lluslrious prctldcnt,' aud express
lrs much lricndlincss.
n The Tunes protests against Fedora
r cnlistmcn,s IN England, as IN case ul th'
krprsngc, at Cork.
The Englsh revenue returns of th,
wear show a decrease # over hall ml
lion pounds sterling.
The Paris Pays gives the umur tho
Lord Comfy. the English Emhassudur I,
r France, " IN bc superseded The frcncl
/. Semi. Jurciol is decidedly Anti Englisl
n m tone.
l.. The Schlcswig.llcl.tcin qunsti N wn,
. unchanged. IL was reported that Eup
land had taken decided stand against
th' Federal occupation Of Schlcswir,au,
il II wus carried out, wtuld ASSET Den
mark. The Danes cvacuet"d Rond,hur.
ON the 3lst, and BOO Saxon troops immc
3. dinlcly entered, and were cnlhusiuslicall!
. received,
= Tho King OF Italy, in his Now Year
address, said 1854 might bring ahou
events giving the desired opportunity {,
@. Italy.
#. The Polish insurgents were active,
q GREAr BRlrAlN, Tho funeral oi th,
n great author, ThackcrOy, took place u
. Nenz'l Green Cemetery on Drccmbc
1 80. II was attended by all the lrndn.
authors ard artists. The scene wa,
, very affecting.
10 FRANcE.--Thc Gazette dc FraHcc ms
scrIs that General Furcy will shortl,
q proceed on u mission to the Archduk
, MuNimilian, in relation to Mexico.
JArAN.--Adviccs irom pau say IT,
= parties OF the Tycoon aud rriuce Salsu
i una have agreed upon the expulsion Il
the foreigners from That country, Tn
). yielding OF the Tycoon was attributed L
i, the Prince Satsumu.